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by NinjaHedgehog - 39 days ago
United States
Member Since: Dec 2011
Member Points: 26

2. c4 dxc4  Early material gain...? Or can someone explain the disadvantages? :3 Thx

by F22Raptor - 47 days ago
Charlotte, NC United States
Member Since: Mar 2009
Member Points: 414

segway to avoid that line i will recomend two lines which i use almost every time i play 1.d4

d4 d5 c4 e6 nc3 nf6 cxd5 exd5 Bg5 known as the queens gambit declined exchange variation.

and d4 d5 c4 e6 nf3 nf6 g3 the Catalan. This can alsu be used against d4 nf6 c4 e6 as after g3 d5 you have transposed to the move order shown adove.

by daxternator - 2 months ago
Holon Israel
Member Since: Jun 2011
Member Points: 651

Totally Fine. Nothing else...

by coombs - 3 months ago
Maine United States
Member Since: Apr 2011
Member Points: 28

I use the Queen Pawn Opening 99% of the time, and I believe that it's better than the King Pawn Opening.

by jdaquiz - 3 months ago
lamao Philippines
Member Since: Oct 2011
Member Points: 1

who wants to fight with me ?

by arnolfo_d - 4 months ago
Philippines
Member Since: Aug 2011
Member Points: 9

The best move ever! Attack & defence  I see this from Kasparov winning game succesfully 100%

by iamn_ianm - 4 months ago
Cebu City Philippines
Member Since: Oct 2011
Member Points: 1

i <3 this opening, it controls the center

by Liam46 - 4 months ago
Brunswick United States
Member Since: Aug 2008
Member Points: 157

Since using the Queen's Pawn Opening and following with Queens Gambit my score has solified and jumped, it is as if I am speaking a newer and better chess language.

by bassamnadeem22 - 5 months ago
sialkot Pakistan
Member Since: Jun 2011
Member Points: 17

I HATE THIS OPENING

by JoeNovell - 5 months ago
Mesa, AZ United States
Member Since: Aug 2007
Member Points: 52
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by JoeNovell - 5 months ago
Mesa, AZ United States
Member Since: Aug 2007
Member Points: 52

Challenge me! and I will show you what I mean, ye of little faith! Let me play white and I will put you through the rigors of a QP opening!

I guarantee you should play that game with your seatbelt on, tray in the upright position and that your future studies will include, how you too, can become adept at QP openings

by soMeRandoM - 6 months ago
Brisbane Australia
Member Since: Jul 2011
Member Points: 5

love closed position games. I love my knights i think they slightly better than bishops. due to fact that knights can fork any piece without being taken (only considering 2 pieces) unless other forked piece is an knight however bishop can not fork another bishop or queen only in certain situations

by ELEUTERIOVERGARA - 7 months ago
negros oriental Philippines
Member Since: Dec 2009
Member Points: 6

i love this opening. it easily develop the white pieces!! i'm used to queen openings that why i' more confortable with it!

by segway123 - 9 months ago
United States
Member Since: Feb 2011
Member Points: 89

used to play this opening, but once I started studying e4 and other tries it expanded my knowledge greatly. Now i play e4 with nf3 sometimes but i do think i will start playing this a bit more. There is just one line that just seems so predictable.

Now if anybody has a way not to get into this line then you will have another person on the d4 bus
by _36darshan-- - 9 months ago
Bangalore India
Member Since: Mar 2011
Member Points: 563

I like this opening a lot

by chime1003 - 9 months ago
NYC United States
Member Since: Mar 2011
Member Points: 4
Good opening! But u need to know what Ur doing when opening with d4. e4 kings pawn opening is alot more simpler and easy for beginners in my opinion.
by kosiregis - 10 months ago
Trinidad/Tobago
Member Since: Feb 2011
Member Points: 145

i always!!!! use dis

by SMCB1997 - 10 months ago
Ireland Ireland
Member Since: Sep 2010
Member Points: 138

My favourite opening is by far this. I love it and there really is nothing for black to counter with, except maybe moving the queens pawn out aswell. When black does this, I follow up with the queens gambit, the opening that very rarely fails me. But there is a good way to counter d4. Maybe Nf6?

by pauix - 12 months ago
Girona Catalonia
Member Since: Dec 2010
Member Points: 2216

Very good one! It has helped me to improve my game A LOT. I don't have to face the Sicilian or the Scandinavian, and Queen's Gambit and specially Blackmar-Diemer gambit are awesome (actually I discovered BDG, and from here all the 1.d4 world trying to escape the Scandinavian Laughing)

by gagapientersekali - 12 months ago
sydney Australia
Member Since: Feb 2010
Member Points: 5

ya daaaaaaagggggg....

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