Openings for black?

6 months ago · Quote · #61
MonkeyingAround

I put it into google translate but it didn't find a matching language. Useless thing. I think I picked up something about you thinking that you are on par with me but I must be mistaken...
6 months ago · Quote · #62
einstein99

Cant we all get abong?
6 months ago · Quote · #63
TheGreatOogieBoogie

I will post my opening repertoire database games, including the stems here. They aren't annotated yet but I'm going to study them later (the whole games so I learn the middlegame and endgames they result in better)

Here is one I have as black in the Paulsen:

Next is my database for black in one variation of the Nimzo-Indian, for the Saemich I have a different one:
6 months ago · Quote · #64
ChessSlimShady

einstein99 wrote:

Cant we all get abong?

Thats my point, nonbody here has really answered my question except for the 2nd and last post
6 months ago · Quote · #65
MonkeyingAround

Explain to me in what possible way I have not answered your question.
6 months ago · Quote · #66
einstein99

Op is a cave troll,which makes him the worst kind of troll of them all!
6 months ago · Quote · #67
ChessSlimShady

MonkeyingAround wrote:

Explain to me in what possible way I have not answered your question.

Ok you did but it took a while and you added a lot fo uneccesary stuff. From now on any unhelpful or irrelevant posts im just ignoring
6 months ago · Quote · #68
robthepek
Take a minute to read one of my blogs and offer me advice!
6 months ago · Quote · #69
ChessSlimShady

AggressiveChess618 wrote:

FastCH3SS wrote:

Chess at your level, TACTICS! TACTICS! TACTICS!

Just play e4 as white and e5 as black.

Play e5 as black? against what?

I know right?
6 months ago · Quote · #70
einstein99

Doesnt the tarrash have the knights at f3 and f6 before the pawn exchanges?
6 months ago · Quote · #71
RybkaShredder

I'm just about 2000 USCF and I have very few (if any) games that are decided by knowing the theory. My friends tell me that I know too much theory and although I may get a fair advantage out of the opening, it doesn't do me any good unless I can convert and find tactics. When I was about 1000 strength, I only played the French Defense as black with no knowledge of theory whatsoever but I knew its ideas. This helped me understand the opening really well and I had fun playing it. I don't think you should be so concerned about theory until you are at least 1600. Just follow opening principles and you'll do fine.
6 months ago · Quote · #72
dpcarballo

Oh, God! You are an under 2000 rated player, you don't need an opeinng! Just play chess!
6 months ago · Quote · #73
dpcarballo

but, it's OK, if you want to never improve, then play a 30-theory-moved Najdorf Sicilian and King's Indian. I think 20 years will be enough to learn the theory. Good luck!
6 months ago · Quote · #74
robthepek
6 months ago · Quote · #75
ChessSlimShady

AggressiveChess618 wrote:

dpcarballo wrote:

Oh, God! You are an under 2000 rated player, you don't need an opeinng! Just play chess!

That was not what he asked.

Exactly, thank goodness someone here recognized the question
6 months ago · Quote · #76
FastCH3SS

ChessSlimShady wrote:

AggressiveChess618 wrote:

FastCH3SS wrote:

Chess at your level, TACTICS! TACTICS! TACTICS!

Just play e4 as white and e5 as black.

Play e5 as black? against what?

I know right?

Well just by looking at your games, you've only finished seven of them...........

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The reason why we all say that you should do tactics is because you don't have a good estimate on what your rating is and that practicing tactics is the best way of doing so, even >2000 do tactics to improve game.

(sorry if bad english)
6 months ago · Quote · #77
ChessSlimShady

your english is fine, i know what my rating is: 1287. My history rating is 1340
6 months ago · Quote · #78
ChessSlimShady

I never said i shouldn't do tactics, i have great tactics, in fact at my club i was known for my strong tactics. I just never asked about tactics
5 months ago · Quote · #79
kylan511

Dragon;Hyper or Accelerated