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Queen Sac Variation/Bryntse Gambit update

by scribe | Nov 2, 2008 | Chess Lecture, Chess Life, games, openings

One of the questions I get asked fairly often at chess tournaments is: “Have you had any more chances to play that queen sacrifice variation?”  In case there’s anyone reading this who doesn’t know the story, see my Chess Life article from...
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