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Kyle Truhe
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Re: advice on delayed wing gambit (2...Nc3 3. b4)
Reply #3 - 02/05/05 at 01:54:20
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if i remember correctly (its been a long time) cxb4 followed by d5 is plenty strong, just like in the normal lines. they key to beating the wing is breaking the center. if you don't do that, white will just camp it for a long, long time. its a very patient positional type gambit usually.

  
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Re: advice on delayed wing gambit (2...Nc3 3. b4)
Reply #2 - 01/26/05 at 20:28:24
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Just take the pawn: 3...Nxb4 4.c3 Nc6 5.d4 cxd4 6.cxd5 d5 7.exd5 Qxd5 (Schwarz, 1983). If I remember well, Schiller gives it some attention on his website Unorthodox Openings.
  

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Re: advice on delayed wing gambit (2...Nc3 3. b4)
Reply #1 - 01/26/05 at 14:11:45
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2...Nc6, that is.
  
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Robert R Desjarlais
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advice on delayed wing gambit (2...Nc3 3. b4)
01/26/05 at 14:10:27
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Would anyone have any advice to offer on how to respond as black to what could be called the delayed wing gambit 1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 Nc3 3. b4?  I've had to face this occasionally, but haven't found any reference to it in the "beating the anti-sicilian" books.    Any suggestions would be most welcome.
  
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