Instead of defending with 4...d5 against 4.Ng5, Black plays the audacious 4...Bc5, ignoring the threat to f7 and counter-threatening f2. This bold counterattack leads to incredibly sharp positions where both kings are in danger. Theory is dense and one misstep can be fatal for either side.
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You (White)
Your move - play White's next move
ProgressMove 1 of 4
Move Sequence
1.e4e5
2.Nf3Nc6
3.Bc4Nf6
4.Ng5Bc5
Current lineTraxler Counterattack
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