Caissa Codex
A51

Indian Defense: Budapest Defense trainer

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Type a move and press Enter: e4, Nf3, O-O, or from and to squares like g1f3 (e7e8q to promote). The board is also played with the mouse.

Practise the Indian Defense: Budapest Defense

The Budapest Gambit (1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e5) is an active pawn sacrifice against 1.d4. Play Black's moves of the line from memory — 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e5 — and the trainer plays White's replies; "Play the other side" turns it around.

"Drill all" adds the 9 named lines that continue it, such as Indian Defense: Budapest Defense, Adler Variation, Indian Defense: Budapest Defense, Rubinstein Variation, Indian Defense: Budapest Defense, Fajarowicz Variation, Indian Defense: Budapest Defense, Alekhine Variation, Indian Defense: Budapest Defense, Alekhine Variation, Abonyi Variation, Indian Defense: Budapest Defense, Fajarowicz-Steiner Variation, Indian Defense: Budapest Defense, Alekhine Variation, Tartakower Defense, Indian Defense: Budapest Defense, Fajarowicz Defense, Bonsdorf Variation.

Read about the line, its statistics on Lichess and Stockfish's evaluation on the Indian Defense: Budapest Defense page, or pick another opening in the opening trainer.

https://chesscodex.org/train/indian-defense-budapest-defense