Well, there is a lot of theory to go over on this opening. I'd suggest getting some background first with Lasker's Manual of A4H4, otherwise you will be lost. Then you can go with Seirawan's Winning Chess with A4H4 and Dvoretsky's Secrets of A4H4, to get a quick overview of modern theory in this line.
How to play after 1. A4 2. H4
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Practice first against R2D2
DrSpudnik wrote:
Practice first against R2D2
when you finish that one then you go onto C3PO.
kco wrote:
DrSpudnik wrote:
Practice first against R2D2
when you finish that one then you go onto CP3O.
C3PO is not good for developing endgame skills, he resigns too quickly.
ivandh wrote:
kco wrote:
DrSpudnik wrote:
Practice first against R2D2
when you finish that one then you go onto CP3O.
C3PO is not good for developing endgame skills, he resigns too quickly.
I think its called "the anti-imperial-counter-gambit"
Long story short...there's a scavenger hunt I'm participating in where I need to beat a chess.com 2000+ computer with 1. A4 2.H4. Any thoughts on how to progress in the opening to minimize my disadvantage?