What is benko gambit’s accepted variation?
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The Benko Gambit starts like 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 c5 3. d5 b5 accepted means white will take the pawn on b5 and go into those lines. This is a typical flanking attack as a try to disrupt whites pawn center.
The three major variations are given below
Benko Gambit Accepted – King Walk Variation.
Benko Gambit Accepted – Fianchetto Variation.
Benko Gambit Accepted – Positional variation.
The benko gambit accepted is widely played variation, many top grandmasters had played it. Here is the complete guide for the benko gambit accepted:
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It may help you especially for the black side.