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@PepeMaster : It's unlikely to work against stronger opponents, though. In other words, it's an unsound gambit.

@PepeMaster : Depending on how strong your opponent is, you can have different hopes. For example, I played the grob (1. g4?!) against a person I know (in real life), with the hope of winning the oppo…

Remember that a gambit is a "chess opening in which a player ... sacrifices material, usually a pawn, with the hope of achieving a resulting advantageous position." (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamb…

I see.

I think you I mean "I am a FIDE master..." EDIT: I think you haven't got around to changing your title on lichess.

I don't think it really matters. What's important is that they are incredibly strong, at a level far above any human. However, if you want an answer to your question, the ratings depend on the player …

@tpr : I couldn't actually move my pieces much (it was pretty closed), so I was just waiting for my opponent to give me an opportunity to attack.

@Gr8_m8_m8_Im_ir8 : Thanks!

This is by far the best game I have played. https://lichess.org/9AXJqRsB/black Surprisingly, my opponent made no error of any kind until 19.Rxe4?. After 21.Re1??, he left the game. Any suggestions?

Thanks for your feedback. My reasoning for 12... Bxf3? was that there were many open files, meaning that a rook could be used effectively.