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najdorfplayer48

the only one i know is the pirc byrne trap

IamNOTamod

The tactics ("traps") one practises the least.

SpeciaI-Ed

@IamNOTamod said ^

The tactics ("traps") one practises the least.

You love to volunteer your misguided opinion even though you have nothing meaningful to contribute!

@IamNOTamod said [^](/forum/redirect/post/5CQOJ5zk) > The tactics ("traps") one practises the least. You love to volunteer your misguided opinion even though you have nothing meaningful to contribute!

TitusPlaysChess123

@najdorfplayer48 said ^

the only one i know is the pirc byrne trap

In the King’s Gambit, Be7 is a common move after 2...exf4 3. Nf3. I often forget that their goal is to give my king a check with h4.
There’s a way to counterattack it (the Bertin Gambit). But I have to memorize every move in the sequence to play it properly.

@najdorfplayer48 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/UsjAIxz0) > the only one i know is the pirc byrne trap In the King’s Gambit, Be7 is a common move after 2...exf4 3. Nf3. I often forget that their goal is to give my king a check with h4. There’s a way to counterattack it (the Bertin Gambit). But I have to memorize every move in the sequence to play it properly.