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fun opening? chess is not a game just to have fun, it is a game of thinking carefully and not lose even a single Paun without having back. This is ridiculous to give your materials to have fun and aggressive starting.
the video is super. my gf tried this gambit three times in the last games i take f5 and we end up almost like in the kings gambit, except that she hast no pawn on f7 anymore which makes it easy to check.
I usually promote to a rook instead of a queen in this situation. Can still force checkmate and less likely to stalemate. If my time is low then I will promote to queen because I can checkmate faster with queen.
One of my favourite ideas if that is not possible, because of Nf6 protecting the bishop etc., is to sneak in Be2 and after a few moves Ne5 getting the bishop
Why do you keep changing sides? Just stick to White or Black. It gets very confusing because I am now under the impression that some traps work only with White and others with Black.
It seems simple but when you have 45 seconds left on the clock it is difficult to take all the logical steps. Hoping to commit this to memory so I don’t stalemate next time.
I never accept the Stafford Gambit in speed chess. It's just not worthy. Usually the people who play it will always come packed with theory and you will spend lots of time navigating through the dozens of different threats that black can pose to white. It's very passive and not comfortable at all to play, even though it is objectivelly better. All the 'refutations' includes too many tricks that will mostly leave your king under attack during the entire game. Playing 4.d4 is much more solid and still gives white some advantage
why the hell do you have this upside down, rather than the standard where white is bottom & black is top??? To confuse us?? Because you wanted to be unique?? Because you wanted to waste our time??
