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Latvian Gambit (2 video series)

Latvian Gambit (2 video series)
Latvian Gambit (2 video series)

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The Latvian Gambit with 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 f5!? is one of the most exciting and fascinating openings with a long and storied history in chess literature. The name was a tribute to the Latvian players, notably Karlis Betins (1867-1943), who analyzed it in the early part of the 20th century. Although it is almost impossible to find in the repertoire of a professional player, amateurs, correspondence players and online aficionados here at the ICC have long found the tactical labyrinth of the main lines to be highly appealing. And in this Gambit Guide series, GM Boris Alterman puts the Latvian under the microscope.
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1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 f5!?

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A Black repertoire from White's perspective Review by DGA
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Presenting a Black repertoire from White's perspective is a big flaw as far as I'm concerned. I know they USED to do it that way but they also USED to use descriptive notation. If I had known the video was set up in this format I wouldn't have bought it. Also not many variations are covered and the ones that are aren't popular ones. The up side is that it doesn't cost much nor should it... (Posted on January 25, 2020)
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