Traxler Countergambit
Traxler Countergambit noun: an aggressive opening for black in response to the Fried Liver Attack in which, instead of defending the threatened f7 pawn, black develops the bishop to c5.
Noun
Traxler Countergambit (plural Traxler Countergambits)
- An aggressive opening for black in response to the Fried Liver Attack in which, instead of defending the threatened f7 pawn, black develops the bishop to c5.
Forms of Traxler Countergambit
| plural | Traxler Countergambits |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Traxler Counterattack |
Origin of Traxler Countergambit
Named after Karel Traxler, a Czech priest and chess player who analysed the variation in the early 20th century.
Questions about Traxler Countergambit
- What does Traxler Countergambit mean?
- Traxler Countergambit means an aggressive opening for black in response to the Fried Liver Attack in which, instead of defending the threatened f7 pawn, black develops the bishop to c5.
- What part of speech is Traxler Countergambit?
- Traxler Countergambit is a noun.
- What is the plural of Traxler Countergambit?
- The plural of Traxler Countergambit is Traxler Countergambits.
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