Lasker, Edward, 1885-1981 · Philadelphia : David McKay · leaf 76
m 35. If he wishes tobring out his Q B first, he must anticipate Blacks threat byBPxP.After 5. BPxP KPxP the third of the typical main positions in the Queens gambitensues, and is given in Diagram 39. THE OPENING 57 Two continuations must now be considered. White can eitherdevelop his K B at Kt 2,… … Diag. 39. retains the option of developing at Kt 5. B 4. «ind even K 3.In the second, where the K P must make room for the K B.White must decide at once between B—B 4 or Kt 5, and onlyB 4 can be seriously considered on account of 6. B—Kt 5 7. BxB B—K2KtxB which only furthers Blacks development.…
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