Lately when playing the Pirc defense against the 150 attack, I actually find myself enjoying castling into the attack and then defending wiht a number of counterintuitive moves my opponent doesn't expect me to find. Once white becomes so over extended, the rest of the gaem is usually pretty easy.
Do you like the Vienna Game? If your opponent responds with Nf6, the Vienna Gambit is probably the most natural way to continue.
But here is another, more obscure gambit.
I am only a low Elo player, and this course is more like a notebook where I write down the main line and other possibility
Enjoy
Are you a player who loves chaotic, tactical chess and wants the ability to build a crushing attack as BLACK? Then the modern scandi should be your choice against 1.e4. This opening is not only fun but extremely potent at beginner to advanced level and can win within 10 moves if white is careless.
Part 1 of my 6 part Modern Scandi repertoire. These are the most common lines in the Modern Scandinavian at amateur level. White will almost always be out of book, so learn these well!
Part 5 of my 6 part Modern Scandi repertoire. The Closed Scandinavian. White gives us more space in the centre and we tend to get a great position, but can be dangerous if you don't know what you're doing! Also includes a few lines in the Tennison Gambit and Blackmar-Diemer Gambit.
todas las lineas de la nimzo india que he hecho para estudiar aperturas y no jugar las mismas lineas con b6 ab7 y ce4 y f5 sino jugar la nimzo india real para tener una partida dinamica,imbalanceada y poder debilitar los peones de las blancas con d5 y c5 sin tener una apertura/sistema con b6 ab7...
