Oh! I have to keep this in my head ?! During a game like this, I always want to ask my opponent: if you don't like ordinary openings, come up with something of your own. But don't play this nonsense!
I think Nakamura has a video where he plays the Budapest recently
@tpr #2
7. ...c6!? met with this. I don't remember how the game ended.
All the same, the move 12. Bb3? not masterful.
7. ...c6!? met with this. I don't remember how the game ended.
All the same, the move 12. Bb3? not masterful.
#3
This is not Budapest, it is Englund. Budapest is 1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 e5, which is better than 1...e5.
#4
Just showing it can be played at level 2322 and black even wins albeit with some cooperation by white.
Your game above is a rapid game, so surely it can be played there as well.
This is not Budapest, it is Englund. Budapest is 1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 e5, which is better than 1...e5.
#4
Just showing it can be played at level 2322 and black even wins albeit with some cooperation by white.
Your game above is a rapid game, so surely it can be played there as well.
@j234 #3
Nakamura advises you to play the Budapest Gambit like Black did in game # 2?
Nakamura advises you to play the Budapest Gambit like Black did in game # 2?
@tpr #5 Okay, I agree - let them play. On one condition - let them study the opening before the 7th move.
He's just experiment something
Yes. No he doesn't advise it. He has a whole "garbage opening" series he's doing right now.
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