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Re: Owen Defence - The Mousetrap Gambit
Reply #2 - 04/11/06 at 01:05:52
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Hello Michael,

the answers  to your questions you will find in my

EASTER EGG 2007

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Re: Owen Defence - The Mousetrap Gambit
Reply #1 - 04/10/06 at 22:54:18
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A Happy Easter to you too, SutterCane!

The "egg" was a slightly unsweet one, since the implication is that the Mousetrap is a serious idea! The good tidings were that with the move order 1 e4 b6 2 d4 e6, Black can prevent it.

What would be a truly delicious "egg" would be your further thoughts/insights re your 9 ...Nc6!? 10 b4 g5!? system in the main line (where did Black go wrong in the recent Kreisl--Aschenbrenner game?), and the related Black ideas mentioned in my 20 Feb. post in the Bauer book thread. And of course a game or two of yours would truly make my egg-cup run over! Tongue

  
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Owen Defence - The Mousetrap Gambit
04/10/06 at 21:17:35
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Dear Owen Defence fan,

take my Easter Egg:

www.chesscafe.com/text/kaiss04.pdf

Happy Easter time,

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