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The Schuhler Gambit is a line in the Sokolsky Opening:.

[FEN ""]
[Date "Who cares"]
[White "White"]
[Black "Black"]
[ECO "A00"]

1. b4 c6 2.Bb2 a5 3.b5 cxb5 4.e4

White gives away histheir b-pawn here. Stockfish claims this actually gives a small advantage to White, (although I analyzed only to depth 25) while bxa5 gives a small advantage to Black.

Why is it good and what is White's plan?

The Schuhler Gambit is a line in the Sokolsky Opening:

[FEN ""]
[Date "Who cares"]
[White "White"]
[Black "Black"]
[ECO "A00"]

1. b4 c6 2.Bb2 a5 3.b5 cxb5 4.e4

White gives away his b-pawn here. Stockfish claims this actually gives a small advantage to White (although I analyzed only to depth 25) while bxa5 gives a small advantage to Black.

Why is it good and what is White's plan?

The Schuhler Gambit is a line in the Sokolsky Opening.

[FEN ""]

1. b4 c6 2.Bb2 a5 3.b5 cxb5 4.e4

White gives away their b-pawn here. Stockfish claims this actually gives a small advantage to White, (although I analyzed only to depth 25) while bxa5 gives a small advantage to Black.

Why is it good and what is White's plan?

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asked Sep 12, 2020 at 13:58

TwilightSparkle

What is the idea behind Schuhler Gambit?

The Schuhler Gambit is a line in the Sokolsky Opening:

[FEN ""]
[Date "Who cares"]
[White "White"]
[Black "Black"]
[ECO "A00"]

1. b4 c6 2.Bb2 a5 3.b5 cxb5 4.e4

White gives away his b-pawn here. Stockfish claims this actually gives a small advantage to White (although I analyzed only to depth 25) while bxa5 gives a small advantage to Black.

Why is it good and what is White's plan?

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