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An interesting opening trap.
Posted by
Argiem
24 Apr 2006 11:03pm
I have used this combo in different parts in the game and in different positions. It's nice to know because you can avoid getting trapped yourself. 1.e3, f6 2.Bd3 (unless Black opens up the king, or moves f5, g6 or h5: it's mate in three with either a Q or B sacrifice by moving White's Q-h5, then digging in through the only deffense Black has. Just figured I'd let y'all know 'bout this one.
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