BD Gambit Declined: 4.f3 without 4...exf3 or 4...Bf5 (Playing Chess Openings)

What if Black does not accept your Blackmar-Diemer Gambit f3 pawn? What if your opponent does not play the BDG Accepted 4…exf3 or the BDG Vienna 4…Bf5, what will you do? You might be stuck in some weird Caro-Kann, or French or transposition to the Trompowsky! Don’t worry. This book has the multiple examples as to how to play these lines. You can win! Have fun! You can easily become bored with chess when you play the same openings over and over again. To help you and to save you time, I group together related games full of interesting ideas from years of my own blog posts. I tell about fascinating chess players and I examine a huge variety of openings from main lines to gambits. They provide creative ideas and ways to improve. Consider new strategy and tactics and your interest will soar! When I tried new variations 30 years ago, it turned my own career around and led me to higher ratings. You are going to win games that you want to show your friends. Stay excited. Read my books and have fun playing chess!