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Note also the slight time imbalance :D

The king is walked onto what will be the scene of his death, where the cursed a7 pawn is waiting for the denouement. https://lichess.org/wf2WASVJ/black#57

Who needs central pawns or castling rights when you can have a bit of a lead in development? The Portuguese Scandinavian can be fun. https://lichess.org/su58CZMK/black

This game was a little bit puzzling to me at a few points, starting right from the beginning. I've never had much of an idea what to do against the English. Then we both get some royals in a pin, and …

Eerie.

First I'll just link a 'clean' analysis board for the position so as to avoid possibly unwanted engine analysis displays for anyone who might want to play with it: https://lichess.org/analysis/8/2p2r2…

I made this little study out of a game I played a moment ago. Anyone else play this opening? I find it cozy. https://lichess.org/study/wCdr24c0

Looking with Stockfish at what follows from 10.Kd1, it seems you can end up with two pawns for the exchange, but it's amazing that in seemingly none of these lines do you get to eventually just captur…

@nh78 I'm not even qualified to say it's an error. As I said, Stockfish seems to also be OK with g3, at least at that relatively shallow depth. Someone at your level might have a clearer idea, though.…

5.g3 looks counterintuitive. But looks like at depth 18, at least, Stockfish thinks it's OK. Very curious.