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Evans Gambit: The Opening that Gives a 60% Chance to Win

June 11, 2025May 16, 2025 by XB
Evans Gambit opening

The Evans Gambit is a line in the Italian Game (Giuoco Piano), where White plays 4.b4, sacrificing a pawn. If Black isn’t prepared, White can have up to a 60% chance of winning. The Basics of the Evans Gambit The Evans Gambit starts with the following sequence: What is a Gambit? A gambit is when … Read more

Categories Openings Tags Gambits, openings

Alien Gambit: The Hottest Trend in Chess

December 12, 2024February 14, 2024 by XB
An alien playing chess with a woman in manga style.

Roughly 100,000 games have been played using the Alien Gambit just in January 2024. Many Grandmasters are falling victim to it. Why has it become a hot trend in chess?

Categories Openings Tags Alien Gambit, Gambits, openings 3 Comments

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