Gambit Soundness

Originally posted by ih8sens
sorry to say this but what's the G mean in QG then? If the difference between 'gambit' and 'true gambit' is a matter of soundness... then your definition of gambit isn't really fair to the question. I honestly am confused.. what are you talking about?

its not a true gambit in the sense that the compensation is almost immediate in most cases...
where i the king's gambit, white sometimes never gets back the pawn, maintaining pressure...
but in the QGA, white gets back the pawn quickly with equality

Originally posted by buffalobill
Ahem, the Benko/Volga rocks. One of my better games with a testing endgame:
Game 3486598

After 4...a6, I've recently started playing 5.e3 (not on RHP yet).

Originally posted by Dutch Defense
After 4...a6, I've recently started playing 5.e3 (not on RHP yet).

why not use RHP to test the waters?
just curious, do you have to give something a road test in the real world before trying it here?
seems to me it should be the other way around...