Kostics Trap (7 moves)
A beautiful little trap that can be used against average players.

Pratt's Trap (9 moves)
This is a modification of Kostics Trap for Two Knights in a tournament.

4 Knights: Rubenstein's Defense (13 moves)
Good against 4-knights attack.

Queen's Gambit (13 moves)
The Queen's Gambit is a powerful opening.

Giuoco Piano (14 moves)
Black sacrifices a knight, but his Back Door attack wins quickly.

Morphy's Fried Liver Attack (15 moves)
This is really fun!

Queen Pawn (Irregular) (15 moves)
This is an example of diverting attention to get a surprise win.

Bishops Opening (15 moves)
A nice sacrifice opens it up.

Evans Gambit Accepted (16 moves)
Another diverting attention game.

Evans Gambit (16 moves)
This creative response to the Evans Gambit, with lack of defense, led to a loss.

Danish Gambit Accepted (16 moves)
See the raw power of the Danish Gambit here.

Danish Gambit (Irregular) (16 moves)
Aggressive response to a Danish Gambit turned into an all out attack.

Queen's Gambit Accepted (17 moves)
If is someone unfamiliar with this opening its a problem.

Four Knights (17 moves)
A nice finish.

Center Game (17 moves)
The Center Game is a strong opening.

Bird's Opening (18 moves)
Bird's attack is laughed at, but good for a surprise against someone unfamiliar
with it who castles Kside.

King's Gambit (18 moves)
No longer popular, but it is great for a surprise attack.

Queen's Gambit Declined (18 moves)
An excellent example of pawn power.

Reti's Opening (18 moves)
This includes a nice rook sacrifice.

Irregular Opening (19 moves)
White unwittingly sets up his downfall as he pursues the Q.

Pratt Gambit Declined (20 moves)
This is designed to combine the Evans Gambit and Danish Gambit.

Queen's Gambit (23 moves)
In this game White dominates the center.

Sicilian Wing Gambit Declined (23 moves)
The wing gambit is a favorite against Sicilian.

Bishop's Opening (24 moves)
A King hunt!

Sicilian Wing Gambit Accepted (25 moves)
A variation of Morphy's Fried Liver attack exposes Black's king.

Pratt's Gambit Declined (25 moves)

Danish Gambit (32 moves)
A favorite opening.

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#001 Sell item: Brother HL-2040 Printer, two years old, It works fine. 
		Best offer.
#002 Seek item: Any good Chess books or equipment you want to Swap or Sell?
#003 Swap item: Does anyone want to buy/sell chess lessons?
#004 Seek item: Any used Monrois for sale?
#005 Sell Book: Pal Benko's Endgame Laboratory by GM Pal Benko, New, 
		Republished. Copyright (c) 1981-2007. Ishi Press Inter'l-Paperback. 
		$28.00 All Benko's Chess Life Articles from 1981 to 1986. Hundreds of 
		games and endgame studys.    
#006 Sell Book: How Fischer Plays Chess by David Levy. Excellent 
		condition. hardcover copy. $21.00. This is a classic.	
#007 Sell Book: White to Play and Win by Weaver W. Adams, 1948 
		United States Chess Champion. New Republished. Copyright (c) 2007. Ishi 
		Press Inter'l-Paperback. $25.00 Without a doubt W.W. Adams is New 
		Jersey's greatest player ever. For ten years he played almost every 
		weekend. During that time he never lost a game to a none-master. Thats 
		about 2,500 games. He gave us a completely new way to select chess moves.
	       THIS BOOK ROCKS! 
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