Evans Gambit

4.b4!, offer a wing pawn to rip open the centre with c3 and d4 while the bishop is still deciding where to stand. The most famous attacking gambit in chess, and it still scores.

• Learn–Easy Memory: drill the points where your lines split.
• Practice–Play whole lines against an opponent that follows your book.
• DrillAll courses–Spaced review of every course's due moves.
• Time–Your prompts against a 60-second clock.
• PuzzlesAll coursesReal games from your positions: find the missed move.
• Arena–Rated games from this opening. Leaving prep costs rating.