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Chess traps

Queen's Gambit Accepted Trap

Queen's Gambit Accepted · beginner · set by White

Black clings to the extra pawn and loses the rook.

After 2...dxc4 3.e3 b5? 4.a4 c6 5.axb5 cxb5 the a8 rook is undefended: Qf3 forks it.

Move by move

1. d4: Queen's pawn.
1... d5: Black mirrors.
2. c4: The Queen's Gambit.
2... dxc4: Black accepts.
3. e3: Opening the bishop's path to c4.
3... b5 (the mistake): Holding the pawn with ...b5 is the mistake.
4. a4: Attacking b5.
4... c6: Supporting b5.
5. axb5: White takes.
5... cxb5: Recapturing.
6. Qf3: The queen hits a8: the rook falls.

Safe instead: Nf6, e5, e6, Nc6

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