The Evans Gambit gives one queenside pawn to pull Black's c5-bishop off balance and build c3 and d4 with tempo. Learn when Qb3 makes f7 the target, how d5 and Qa4+ punish slow defense, and how Black's ...d5 break or an early queen trade can stop the attack.
Follow eight guide routes: four from White's side and four from Black's. Build the accepted-line battery, punish the compromised c3 capture, spring the Qa4+ fork, then study the main ...d5 break, Anderssen setup, Lasker queen trade, and declined defense. Complete any line to save its progress locally.
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Source position: the lines, legal moves, and evaluations come from the Evans Gambit guide. Its five tests appear here with their answers: Bxb4 (+0.06), Bxd3 (+3.61), bxc5 (+4.73), bxc5 (+4.74), and Kxf2 (+3.46).
These 16 positions cover accepting or declining b4, the c3-d4 center, Qb3 pressure, two loose-bishop tests, the Qa4+ fork, Black's ...d5 break, and the Lasker simplification. Every Learn route appears twice, and each wrong choice is legal with an immediate board consequence.
Keyboard: Enter next drill · H hint · R reset the position.
Choose one of six Evans Gambit starts and set the bot from 600 to 2500. The coach recognizes the pawn offer, accepted center, Qb3 battery, compromised c3-pawn, Anderssen tempo, main ...d5 break, Lasker trade, declined structure, and Qa4+ fork.
The six starts contain the seven-move base, all four seeded book variations, and the Qa4+ fork set piece. Each assigns White and Black opposite, observable targets.
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