King's Gambit Accepted: Bishop's Gambit, Fraser Variation
This aggressive opening aims to quickly develop pieces and create attacking opportunities against the opponent's king.
1. e4 2. e5 3. f4 4. exf4 5. Bc4 6. Qh4+ 7. Kf1 8. g5 9. Nc3 10. Bg7 11. g3 12. fxg3 13. Qf3The opening begins with a pawn sacrifice to gain control of the center and open lines for the pieces. By accepting the gambit, Black aims to counterattack and exploit White's weakened pawn structure. The Bishop's Gambit is a sharp continuation that leads to complex positions with chances for both sides. The Fraser Variation introduces the move g5, aiming to solidify Black's pawn structure and create a strong pawn chain. White responds with Nc3 to reinforce the center and prepare for further development. Black's aggressive play with fxg3 and g3 puts pressure on White's position, forcing White to find accurate moves to defend. White's move Qf3 aims to counterattack and put pressure on Black's position, creating tactical opportunities. Both sides must navigate carefully in this sharp and dynamic opening to seize the initiative and gain an advantage.
Rate | White | Black |
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0...1800 | - | - |
1800...2000 | - | - |
2000...2200 | - | - |
2200...2500 | - | - |
2500... | - | - |