OH, THE HORROR! OH, THE PAIN!
As you may know, I'm working on expanding my opening repertoire. As part of the consideration, I'd like to know what my opponent least wants to play against. BWAHAHAHAHA!!!
What opening do you least like to play against, and why?
I don't like to face the English, because it is a viable option I do not see that much. I just play very drawish continuations against it.
Sagunto Gambit.what is it?
I dont like the danish gambit e4 e5 d4 exd4 c3
they traxler variatiion of the two knights
and any thing i play as that colour.
I hate the Reti opening. It give me NO weak point to attack, while my opponent can "horse around".
And another one is if my oppnent is white, I don't like facing d2-d5.
I hate playing against the Grob as black... it throws me way off. I also hate playing against the Kings Gambit (which is the main reason why I use it!).
As white I dislike playing against the Scandinavian... not because it scares me at all ... but because it feels so drawish... it's too simple. I hate simple when I'm white.
Hope this helps :).
Terrorist attack e4 e5 qh5
cant play as black against anything d4, also dont like the birds opening, but for me the english is fine:), as white i dislike the caro-kann and the french, also, it makes me irritated when people try to play yhe fool's mate against me...its so IRRITATING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The avoid the nimzo with d4,nf6,c4,e6,nf3!,b6(the queens indian) My favoirite move being 4. a3 allowning Nc3 with out the pin.
And does anyone know what the sagunto gambit is?
French exchange... I don't play the french simply because of it. Its not that I get beat by it, on the contrary, I do very well against it, Its just that its so boring! I'm about a 1600-1700 blitz player online and I SWEAR, against the french thats the only thing opponents around my level know how to play. I shrill in horror to see 2. Nf3 against my french, as my opponents almost always impulsively take on d5 the next move.
I hate it... with a passion. Go sicilian defense.
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