I have recently been playing on Chess24 ... The Keininger Trap in the Budapest Gambit seems to catch people out all the time ... In this example I was playing someone online graded over 1830. You will notice in this game that my opponent thinks I've forgotten to retreat my Bishop after being threatened by a pawn ... but - unbeknown to them, the next move is mate!!
As usual, any comments welcome ...
Budapest
1. d4 [%clk 00:10:00] 1... Nf6 [%clk 00:10:00] 2. c4 [%clk 00:09:58] 2... e5 [%clk 00:09:56] 3. dxe5 [%clk 00:09:36] 3... Ng4 [%clk 00:09:55] 4. Nf3 [%clk 00:09:25] 4... Nc6 [%clk 00:09:53] 5. Bf4 [%clk 00:08:43] 5... Bb4+ [%clk 00:09:49] 6. Nbd2 [%clk 00:08:23] 6... Qe7 [%clk 00:09:48] 7. a3 [%clk 00:08:11] 7... Ngxe5 [%clk 00:09:43] 8. axb4 [%clk 00:08:04] 8... Nd3# [%clk 00:09:42] 0-1
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