Gambit Fayarovich - chess debut , a variation of the Budapest gambit . It starts with the moves:
1.d2-d4 Kg8-f6
2.c2-c4 e7-e5
3.d4: e5 Nf6-e4 .
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| Initial moves | 1.d2-d4 Kg8-f6 2.c2-c4 e7-e5 3.d4: e5 Nf6-e4 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ECO | A51 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| First mention | 1928 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Named after | Sammi Fayarovich | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Other name | Variant of Fayarovich, Gambit Fayarovich - Richter | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Debut Category | Half-closed debut | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| In the database | Gambit Fayarovich in the base 365chess . | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Refers to half-closed principles .
Content
History
The debut is named after German chess player of Jewish origin of the XX century Sammi Fayarovich , who used the continuation of 3. ... Nf6-e4 in 1928 at the tournament in Wiesbaden in the game against G. Steiner . Despite the fact that the meeting ended with the victory of Steiner, at some point Fayarovich had a promising position. In the 1930s The German master K. Richter , an expert on the Budapest gambit, actively and rather successfully applied this principle, as a result of which in some editions the debut is called “Gambit Fayarovich-Richter” after both chess players [1] .
In modern tournament practice, this debut is rare.
Debut Ideas
3. 3. Kf6-e4 Black seeks to develop an active piece game and lure the enemy into one of the many traps (see sample games). At the same time, with the right game, White does not have difficulties and is able to achieve advantage. As a result of this, in this position, the theory considers the continuation to be the most optimal 3. ... Nf6-g4.
Options
- 4. Ng1-f3 is the most popular sequel. White introduces the knight's game and creates protection for the d2-square. Possible continuation: 4. ... Кb8-c6 5. a2-a3! d7-d6 6. Qd1-c2!
- 4. a2-a3 - a move that prevents the black bishop from falling onto b4; further, Фd1-c2 is possible, creating pressure on the black horse.
- 4. Кb1-d2 Ке4-c5 5. Кg1-f3 Кb8-c6 6. g2-g3 Фd8-e7 7. Сf1-g2 Кc6: e5 8. Кf3: e5 Фe7: e5 9. 0-0 - White gets an advantage in development and exert curly pressure on the center.
- 4. Qd1-c2 is a variant of Steiner. Further, it is possible 4. ... d7-d5 5. e5: d6 Bc8-f5 6. Kb1-c3
- 6. ... Ke4-g3 7. Qc2-a4 + Bf5-d7 8. Kc3-d5! - with an advantage in white.
- 6.… Ne4: d6 7.e2-e4 Nd6: e4 8. Nc3: e4 Nf8-b4 +
- 8. Nc3: e4 Cf8-b4 +
- 8. Bf1-d3 Ke4: f2 9. Bd3: f5 Kf2: h1 10. Kg1-f3 Bf8-c5 11. Kc3-e4 - it is difficult for Black to defend.
Sample batches
- Warren - Selman, 1932 [2]
1. d2-d4 Kg8-f6 2. c2-c4 e7-e5 3. d4: e5 Кf6-e4 4. a2-a3 d7-d6 5. e5: d6 Сf8: d6 6. g2-g3? Ne4: f2 0-1 You cannot save the white rook, continued 7. Ne1: f2 Bd6: g3 + leads to the loss of the queen.
- Henry Holwell Cole - Hein, Siegen, 1941 [3]
1. d2-d4 Kg8-f6 2. c2-c4 e7-e5 3. d4: e5 Кf6-e4 4. Кg1-f3 Кb8-c6 5. Кb1-d2 Кe4-c5 6. g2-g3 h7-h5 7. a2-a3 Qd8-e7 8.b2-b4 Nc6: e5 9.b4: c5? Ke5-d3x
- Nimes - Janos Balog , Budapest, 1943 [4]
1. d2-d4 Kg8-f6 2. c2-c4 e7-e5 3. d4: e5 Кf6-e4 4. Кg1-f3 b7-b6 5. Фd1-d5 Сc8-b7 6. Фd5: b7 Кb8-c6 7. Qb7-a6 Сf8-b4 + 8. Сc1-d2 Кe4-c5 9. Фa6-b5 Сb4: d2 + 10. Кb1: d2 a7-a6 0-1 White loses the queen.
- Helil Lagha - Ennio Contedin , Leipzig, 1960 [5]
1. d2-d4 Kg8-f6 2. c2-c4 e7-e5 3. d4: e5 Кf6-e4 4. Фd1-c2 Сf8-b4 + 5. Nb1-d2 d7-d5 6. e5: d6 Сc8-f5 7. Qc2-a4 + Кb8-c6 8. a2-a3 Кe4-c5 9. d6: c7? Фd8-e7 10. Фa4-d1 Кc5-d3х
- Söderström - Oke Ulsson , Sweden, 1981 [6]
1. d2-d4 Kg8-f6 2. c2-c4 e7-e5 3. d4: e5 Кf6-e4 4. Кb1-c3 Сf8-b4 5. Qd1-c2 d7-d5 6. c4: d5 Cc8-f5 7. Qc2-a4 +  Qb8-c6 8. d5: c6 Ke4: c3 9. Qa4-b3 Сf5-c2 10. Qb3: c2 Kc3-e4 + 11. Bc1-d2 Bb4: d2 + 12. Kre1-d1 Ke4: f2x
Notes
- ↑ Gutman L. Budapest Fajarowicz: The Fajarowicz-Richter Gambit in Action. Batsford, 2004. ISBN 0-7134-8708-9
- ↑ M Warren vs Jan Selman (1932) . Chessgames Services LLC. Date of treatment November 5, 2017.
- ↑ Henry Holwell Cole vs Hein (1941) . Chessgames Services LLC. Date of treatment November 5, 2017.
- ↑ Najmes vs Janos Balogh (1943) . Chessgames Services LLC. Date of treatment November 5, 2017.
- ↑ Khelil Lagha vs Ennio Contedini (1980) . Chessgames Services LLC. Date of treatment November 5, 2017.
- ↑ Soderstrom vs Ake Olsson (1981) . Chessgames Services LLC. Date of treatment November 5, 2017.
Literature
- Matsukevich A.A. , Yu. S. Razuvaev . Gambit Fayarovich // Encyclopedia of Gambits . - M .: Astrel: AST, 2007. - S. 100-101. - 255 p. - ISBN 978-5-17-042603-4 , 978-5-271-16258-9.
- Kalinichenko, N.M. Budapest Gambit // Chess Gambits / N.M. Kalinichenko. - M .: Publisher FAIR, 2010.- S. 279. - 304 p. - (Sports). - ISBN 978-5-8183-1616-1 .
- Kalinichenko, N.M. Budapest Gambit // Course of Chess Debuts. - SPb. : Peter, 2013 .-- S. 368. - 432 p. - ISBN 978-5-459-01630-7 .
Links
- [Base of parties ]: [ eng. ] // Chessgames.com: online database. - Chessgames Services LLC. - Date of appeal: 11/05/2017.