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Very Hot Topic (More than 25 Replies) Playing the BDG and the 1...c5 response. (Read 105997 times)
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Re: Playing the BDG and the 1...c5 response.
Reply #3 - 10/13/03 at 13:50:06
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I think 4. e4 is stronger.
  
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Re: Playing the BDG and the 1...c5 response.
Reply #2 - 10/02/03 at 23:25:57
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When playing 1.d4 I also toyed with the idea of meeting 1...c5 with 2.dxc5 since most variations do seem favorable for White.  However, I think S. Buecker (and perhaps others) have said that 2...e6 3.Nc3 Bxc5 4.Ne4 Bb4+ 5.c3 d5! should equalize.
  
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Re: Playing the BDG and the 1...c5 response.
Reply #1 - 10/01/03 at 03:08:12
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If you want to stay in gambit mode you could try 2.e4!? cxd4 3.c3 with a Morra Gambit.  Of course, you have to be prepared for 3...Nf6(!) forcing a transposition to a 2.c3 Sicilian, but them's the breaks ...
  

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Playing the BDG and the 1...c5 response.
09/30/03 at 18:29:02
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Many players seem to play this move to get out of the BDG theory, I was wondering if anyone had any ideas about how to met this. I was thinking of dxc5, most of the positions in MCO and NCO give it unclear, and fritz gives a slight advantage to white.
  
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