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The Budapest gambit is usually played when White plays 1.d4. By playing 1.d4 White usually hopes for a quiet game where he can develop and get castled without getting mated or having to face a lot of opening tactics. The Budapest Gambit however, will keep White on his toes and produces very dangerous lines if White is not careful.

Budapest Gambit - Interactive: Introduction685

  1. ChessCortex nice
  2. KingWiki Thanks
  3. sonofabeechtree 💕
  4. chessibal noise
  5. Vashemoyo Nice lesson there
  6. anthony159951159951 hi
  7. f3Kf21-0 Nc5 is a blunder, the eval goes down to 0 immediately
  8. RobT Howdy
  9. CookieMonster420 great study!
  10. aeroplanino1986 thank you!
  11. I_am_clueless thank you.
  12. free5lot Great Study, thank you! I also created Interactive Study on Budapest Gambit but from White's perspective.
  13. free5lot I like this Interective feature, please take a look: lichess.org/study/C70pYcgw
  14. Luisspc Very good. Thanks a lot
  15. ChessnycAndreaLM Please everybody be aware that the Budapest Gambit is far from boeing as goos
  16. ChessnycAndreaLM Is far from being as good as depicted in the chapters above. White has an edge if they play correctly, and it's not surprising that t
  17. ChessnycAndreaLM this gambit is almost never seen at high level.
  18. Kaydenchess Nf6 not Nf5
  19. akshajchalla ChessnyAndrea That's how all gambits work. That's why the best openings are solid ones like kings indian defense for black, Caro Kann for
  20. akshajchalla -black
  21. akshajchalla and london system for white
  22. akshajchalla -my opening repertoire
  23. akshajchalla against lower rated players gambits are powerful
  24. akshajchalla gambits are also extremely entertaining
  25. fabulous_shark5 nice study
  26. Vonsassenheim Typo in the text? "Good replies for Black against 1.d4 are d5, Nf6, e6 and c6. The Budapest Gambit starts with 1. Nf5" that should be 1.Nf6
  27. KingWiki Thanks
  28. KingWiki Chapters 1-13 are now interactive. Enjoy! Oh, and please press the <3 button if you like this study.
  29. kauri An uncommon theme that adds a lot of potential dynamic activity for Black;
  30. kauri After trading down on e4 with the B on c5 and d pawn still on d7, after a3 ...a5, the 6th rank is cleared for the a-file R.
  31. kauri This sometimes allows Ra6 then the R has access to any squares, often Rh6/Rg6. There is the potential for it to be kicked by white's minor
  32. kauri kicked or trapped by white's minor pieces if Black is not careful.
  33. Bosburp Thank you for this study, it is very niceee!
  34. KingWiki thanks Bosburp
  35. KingWiki Check out the latest "Mate in Eight" game I played. Can you find the mate? (Chapter 22)
  36. KingWiki oops...it's chapter 21 :)
  37. Sevarkonya Big thank you for declined lines, rare stuff