Its a good opening since your opponent doesn't have a lot of great responses. 

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only openings i like are Pe4 or Pd4

cool

i use "g3" most of the time, but not usually in the opening

If you move your bishop to "g2" and your knight to "f3" your king is almost untouchable when you castle

i use "g6" when I'm black to fight off against the queen pawn opening

Great opening.  Move bishop to h3 and you pin his other bishop. i used this to FINALLY beat the cpu.

wow, this opening is one of the best, it helps to crontrol the centre, right from the first move!

haha yeah, crazy opening, but looks cool, and obviously it worked for you ;) Another interesting opening for black, as a respons to whites  g3 followed by Nf3 is g6 followed by f5))) Looks cool and might work for someone)))

It is not only about having fun and winning, it is also about winning beautifully and/or strangely)))

Checkmate ;)

there is only one opening:

1.e4

once ur opponent uses this defense go all out with your pawn movement on that side its a killer blow for this defense always works. it gives you a hint early on about your castling intentions.........

This opening seems like you sacrifice piece development for early castleing.  Does the king-side defense make up for this?

Is that all there is to the opening, pawn to G2? *confused*

i use this often and it is good defensivly

I used it when i play with a skilled player.....

i call this opening:

A00 - Benko's Opening

Hi

This is opening that i learned first. I was 5 or 6 years old and i used it a lot as a child.

Last friday i used it in 12 or so games against 1 opponent in 15 min games and won everytime.

3rd time i used it he got openly frustrated and confused (saying :wtf, what kind of opening is that . . .) because he didnt know how ot counter this opening.

Study Pal C. Benko and Jeurgen Korn; both of them loved to use this opening (and they were very proficient with it), but they developed along very different lines. Try Duncan Suttles vs. Benko (1974) for the most radical development of the Hungarian Opening that I've seen used (in a game in which white won). 

i notice the good stats of the opening, but it seems to me to require a very skilled player to pull it off....snacks

Not that i know alot of chess i think using this opening means taking some risk. I woundt use it because im a novice player but expert players may use it i guess..

i examined all of the openings. happly now i know how to start the game. But after that im not really good =-(