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Budapest Gambit: Fajarowicz Variation - An Aggressive Opening for Black Against 1.d4

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Discover an aggressive and tricky chess opening for Black against 1.d4 in this 14-minute video lesson by GM Igor Smirnov. Explore the Budapest Gambit, specifically the Fajarowicz variation, arising after 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e5 3.dxe5 Ne4. Learn how to effectively counter White's typical responses, including 4.f3, 4.Qd4, 4.a3, 4.Qc2, 4.Nf3, and 4.e3. Understand the aggressive nature of this opening, which often leads to immediate mistakes by White and boasts an impressive 85% win rate for Black in commonly played lines. Gain insights into various traps and tactical opportunities throughout the different variations, enhancing your ability to play this powerful gambit with confidence.

Syllabus

Aggressive & Tricky Chess Gambit For Black Against 1.d4
Budapest Defense, Fajarowicz Variation
1 4.f3 by White, 85% win rate for Black
2 4.Qd4 by White
3 4.a3 to prevent Bb4+
4 4.Qc2 to attack the knight on e4
5 4.Nf3, most solid move for White
5.2 If White plays Be2 instead of Bd3
6 4.e3 by White

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