National Master Julian Proleiko goes over the Budapest Gambit, a defense against 1.d4. Lines are explored from least to most popular.
2017.09.18
Rauf Mamedov vs. Shakriyar Mamedyarov, 2011: A52 Budapest, Adler variation
Pavel Eljanov vs Shakhriyar Mamedyarov, Tal Memorial (Blitz) (2008): A52 Budapest, Rubinstein variation
Radoslaw Wojtaszek vs Baadur Jobava, Tata Steel Group B (2014): A52 Budapest, Rubinstein variation
Loek van Wely vs Shakhriyar Mamedyarov, ESP-chT (2004): A52 Budapest, Rubinstein variation
Alexander Moiseenko vs Dmitrij Scerbin, Russian Team Championships (2011): A52 Budapest, Rubinstein variation
Igor Kovalenko vs. Vladislav Kovalev, 2014: A52 Budapest, Rubinstein variation
Baskaran Adhiban vs Pavel Ponkratov, World Blitz Championship (2015): A52 Budapest, Rubinstein variation
Erwin L’Ami vs Robin Swinkels, Dutch Championship (2011): A52 Budapest, Rubinstein variation
Anatoly Karpov vs Nigel Short, m/1, Linares 54/58 (Karpov,An (1992): A52 Budapest, Rubinstein variation
Vassily Ivanchuk vs Nigel Short, Monaco blind (1993): A52 Budapest, Rubinstein variation
Levon Aronian vs Vassily Ivanchuk, World Championship Candidates (2013): A52 Budapest, Adler variation
Ding Liren vs Zhao Jun, Chinese Championship (2014): A52 Budapest, Rubinstein variation