In the meantime, White has safeguarded the king and regained the pawn.

White fell out of the top-32 at the end of the 2005/2006 season and has not regained this status to date.

The following morning White regains consciousness and must dive into a stream, falling down a waterfall before he can progress any further.

White regains his pawn, because of the pin on the e-pawn by White's queen (if 19...exd5??

White may regain one of the two sacrificed pieces with 6.

He could instead have played 9 Ng5 hg 10 Bg5, when White regains his piece, or retreated his bishop with 9 Bg3.

White regains the knight by a queen fork next move.

Thus White regains his piece, for none of 21.

After 16 Nd5 cd 17 ed, White regained his sacrificed piece with a strong attack.

The Queen's Gambit is somewhat misnamed, since White can always regain the offered pawn if desired.