Benko Gambit: Nescafe Frappe Attack

The Benko Gambit: Nescafe Frappe Attack is a chess opening that involves sacrificing a pawn to gain active piece development and attacking chances.

1. d4 2. Nf6 3. c4 4. c5 5. d5 6. b5 7. cxb5 8. a6 9. Nc3 10. axb5 11. e4 12. b4 13. Nb5 14. d6 15. Bc4

The Benko Gambit: Nescafe Frappe Attack is a chess opening that begins with a pawn sacrifice in order to gain active piece development and attacking chances. It starts with the moves d4 Nf6 c4 c5 d5 b5, where Black willingly gives up a pawn to create imbalances on the board. After cxb5 a6, Black aims to undermine White's pawn structure and create weaknesses. White typically responds with Nc3 axb5, accepting the gambit and allowing Black to gain initiative. Black then plays e4, aiming to open up lines for their pieces and put pressure on White's position. The move b4 is played by Black to further disrupt White's pawn structure and create tactical opportunities. The move d6 is often played to solidify Black's position and prepare for piece development. Finally, the move Bc4 is played by White, aiming to develop the bishop and potentially put pressure on Black's position. The Benko Gambit: Nescafe Frappe Attack is a dynamic opening that offers Black active piece play and attacking chances in exchange for a pawn.

Frequency: 18.2 %Stockfish score: -0.5, depth 32
Games Statistics:
White/Draws/Black
48.1%
9.3%
42.6%
Bookmoves score:
RateWhiteBlack
0...1800--
1800...2000--
2000...220053.656
2200...250055.249
2500...50.951.1