Move 5 - Page 3

WMHalsdorf · 2015-02-07, 15:31

You do realize that 7. e4 is not a forced move, they could easily play dxe. e6 can be played after we castle and played d6 yieldling a good position without having to deal with problems that may arise from transposing these moves.

Brian-E · 2015-02-07, 17:11

[QUOTE=WMHalsdorf;394809]You do realize that 7. e4 is not a forced move, they could easily play dxe. e6 can be played after we castle and played d6 yieldling a good position without having to deal with problems that may arise from transposing these moves.[/QUOTE]
Agreed, though I do think 7.e4 is a strong reply to 6...e6. I think they have a distinct edge as things stand now if they maintain a pawn at d5 with an open e file.

My vote, assuming they move 6.Nc3, is currently for either of your own two suggestions 6...d6 or 6...g6. I would want to play both moves at some point, and obviously fianchetto the KB.

davar55 · 2015-02-07, 18:32

[QUOTE=Brian-E;394820]Agreed, though I do think 7.e4 is a strong reply to 6...e6. I think they have a distinct edge as things stand now if they maintain a pawn at d5 with an open e file.

My vote, assuming they move 6.Nc3, is currently for either of your own two suggestions 6...d6 or 6...g6. I would want to play both moves at some point, and obviously fianchetto the KB.[/QUOTE]

Maybe. But going out of the book with 6. Nc3 e6 7. e4 ed5 8. ed5 ..(Bb7) or 6. Nc3 e6 7. dxe .. fxe leaves them with
nothing developed and us way ahead.

Push on after a won gambit. No?

Brian-E · 2015-02-07, 19:23

[QUOTE=davar55;394835]Maybe. But going out of the book with 6. Nc3 e6 7. e4 ed5 8. ed5 ..(Bb7) or 6. Nc3 e6 7. dxe .. fxe leaves them with
nothing developed and us way ahead.

Push on after a won gambit. No?[/QUOTE]
As I wrote, I consider 7.e4 their best move there, not 7.dxe6. And I consider White to have an annoying edge in that position. We may have to agree to disagree.:smile:

davar55 · 2015-02-07, 22:01

[QUOTE=Brian-E;394854]As I wrote, I consider 7.e4 their best move there, not 7.dxe6. And I consider White to have an annoying edge in that position. We may have to agree to disagree.:smile:[/QUOTE]

It's not we who are disagreeeing. :smile:

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2015-02-07, 15:31	#23
WMHalsdorf Feb 2005 Bristol, CT 3³·19 Posts	You do realize that 7. e4 is not a forced move, they could easily play dxe. e6 can be played after we castle and played d6 yieldling a good position without having to deal with problems that may arise from transposing these moves.

2015-02-07, 17:11	#24
Brian-E "Brian" Jul 2007 The Netherlands 2×11×149 Posts	[QUOTE=WMHalsdorf;394809]You do realize that 7. e4 is not a forced move, they could easily play dxe. e6 can be played after we castle and played d6 yieldling a good position without having to deal with problems that may arise from transposing these moves.[/QUOTE] Agreed, though I do think 7.e4 is a strong reply to 6...e6. I think they have a distinct edge as things stand now if they maintain a pawn at d5 with an open e file. My vote, assuming they move 6.Nc3, is currently for either of your own two suggestions 6...d6 or 6...g6. I would want to play both moves at some point, and obviously fianchetto the KB.

2015-02-07, 18:32	#25
davar55 May 2004 New York City 5·7·11² Posts	[QUOTE=Brian-E;394820]Agreed, though I do think 7.e4 is a strong reply to 6...e6. I think they have a distinct edge as things stand now if they maintain a pawn at d5 with an open e file. My vote, assuming they move 6.Nc3, is currently for either of your own two suggestions 6...d6 or 6...g6. I would want to play both moves at some point, and obviously fianchetto the KB.[/QUOTE] Maybe. But going out of the book with 6. Nc3 e6 7. e4 ed5 8. ed5 ..(Bb7) or 6. Nc3 e6 7. dxe .. fxe leaves them with nothing developed and us way ahead. Push on after a won gambit. No?

2015-02-07, 19:23	#26
Brian-E "Brian" Jul 2007 The Netherlands 3278₁₀ Posts	[QUOTE=davar55;394835]Maybe. But going out of the book with 6. Nc3 e6 7. e4 ed5 8. ed5 ..(Bb7) or 6. Nc3 e6 7. dxe .. fxe leaves them with nothing developed and us way ahead. Push on after a won gambit. No?[/QUOTE] As I wrote, I consider 7.e4 their best move there, not 7.dxe6. And I consider White to have an annoying edge in that position. We may have to agree to disagree.:smile:

2015-02-07, 22:01	#27
davar55 May 2004 New York City 4235₁₀ Posts	[QUOTE=Brian-E;394854]As I wrote, I consider 7.e4 their best move there, not 7.dxe6. And I consider White to have an annoying edge in that position. We may have to agree to disagree.:smile:[/QUOTE] It's not we who are disagreeeing. :smile: