Here is a crazy 5 + 5 minutes game. White missed two nice sacrifices that would have immediately ended the game.
Jyrki Heikkinen (2082) — Petteri Laihonen (2218), Jyväskylä, Finland, 2004
1.d4 Nf6 2.Nc3 d5 3.e4 Nxe4 4.Nxe4 dxe4 5.Bc4 e6 6.Nh3
A typical move in the Hübsch Gambit.
6...c5 7.d5 e5 8.Ng5 Bf5 9.d6 Bg6 10.Qd5 Nd7??
11.Nxf7?
Ouch! How come I missed 11.Qxf7+! Bxf7 12.Bxf7#.
11...Qf6 12.Nxh8 O-O-O 13.Nxg6 Qxg6
14.O-O
Ouch again! 14.Ba6! bxa6 15.Qc6+ Kb8 16.Qc7+ Ka8 17.Qxd8+ (I missed this one in my quick analysis) Nb8 18.Qxf8 +-.
14...Bxd6
White is a rook up, but as sometimes happens in blitz, Black was able to win the game anyway.
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Hello
My name is Eric JEGO, a french chess player and I discovered the BDG one year ago. Since this time I collect some informations on the web and compile it on my computer and use also chessbase for my own work before playing it in official games.
I recently bought 10 books or magzines about this chess opening to know the blackside abd whiteside thinking. Seing my work, my wife advise me to write a book on. In fact, there is only one book written in french with Diemer's game autobiography. And I would like to expend it with every chess player. My interest is for the opening not for the player whom popularized her.
1/ Today, I would like to know if you agree with me for using some games of your site and blog ? I don't want to translate or use the analysis
2/ Today, I would like to know if you agree with me for mentionning some general citation or statistic you did if I precise you are the autor ?
3/ Do you have any recommandations for me about written a book ? It's my first and probably the only one ! My prevision is the edition for January 2010 I hope.
Thank you very much for your answer !
Best regards, Eric
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