1...d5 2. g3 c5
1...d5 2. g3 c5
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Why this move · 1. Nf3
Generally speaking, opponents cannot play . There is a variation called the Ross Gambit, in which a player deliberately plays . I occasionally encounter it in blitz games, but it seems that rather than opponents intentionally aiming for the Ross Gambit, they are simply unfamiliar with the Reti Opening and unconsciously play without realizing they’re giving up a pawn.
Lines
- King's Indian Attack
- 1...d5 2. g3 e6
- 1...d5 2. g3 c5
- Against Keres Variation
- Nimzo-Larsen Variation
- Against Two knight version
- Reversed Nimzo-Indian version
- Against Reversed London style
- Chigorin Defense
- Against Two knight version
- Reverse Benko style
- 6...Bb7
- 6...cxd4
- Other side lines
- 2...d4
Created by
Kota Okishima
(edited)
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