Italian game

Italian game

Italian game is an opening with the following moves -

1. E4 E5
2. NF3 NC6
3. BC4

In Italian game there are lots of variations, the main idea of white is to control
center and target the weak f7 square

Some of the popular variations are -

Greco gambit

Fried liver attack

Lolli attack

Hungarian defense

Evan's gambit  

For more information check this U.R.L - https://lichess.org/study/cLYn33rD
To check Hungarian defense check this U.R.L - https://lichess.org/study/vozMsTvS

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