HTH,
There is a difference between doing some analyses and playing a bunch of games with it. My information shows it is just analyses. Absent some Stadelman games, I will not call 3...Nge7 anything else than the Zilbermints Gambit.
MNb, you call me a toddler? Okay. Then you are still yet a newborn baby.
SF, point taken. My apologies for being rather harsh, but some jokers here cannot take the truth if hits them in the face. If someone calls me names, I do that even better. You do not expect me to sit here and just do nothing while people call me names, do you?
Edited: Actually, that's exactly what I expect. Please do not respond to attempts to provoke you by calling others names! ~SF
I have tried being consistent here. How many times have I explained that not a single Stadelman game, to the best of my knowledge, exists with 3...Nge7? Many times! How many times have I said that before 1996 I had no idea who the guy was? Many times! And how many times have I said that the Zilbermints Gambit is the name 3...Nge7 bears now?
Why is it you never responded to my previous post that many openings have more than one name? Also, all these openings were analysed and played by known players. Games scores exist by Captain Kennedy, Ruth, Lean, Schliemann proving they played the openings named after them.
AGAIN: WHERE ARE STADELMAN'S GAMES with 3...Nge7 ? I have not seen any. Just an undated newspaper clipping from the Philadelphia Inquirer (presumably, for SLS belonged to a Philadelphia chess club).
So you should be consistent in answering my questions. I plagiarized nothing. How dare you suggest such a thing!! If you and I lived in the 19th century America, it would be a duel with pistols at dawn. Fortunately for you, 21st-century American society has no use for duels anymore. Rather, I suggest you go and do research. Then come back and answer the questions I posed in a manner befitting an adult, not a baby.
Edited: Edited for content. NB: While I do not approve the remaining content, I do not see it so inappropriate as to delete it.