Nf6 all the way. It's so versatile and is my go to.
Yes, you could make many different positions
Nf6 all the way. It's so versatile and is my go to.
Yes, you could make many different positions
I think the best would be East Indian Defense if they try to Play the Queen's gambit
if not then Dutch Defense would be the best
I usually play the Queen's Gambit Declined: Queen's Knight Variation or the Queen's Gambit Declined: Marshall Defense
Just find an opening repitoire for black. There can be surprising transpositions between e4/d4 openings that make it simple to play. I use Christof Sielecki's KIS for black. This should be appropriate for your level as well.
Against d4, I like playing b6 followed by Bb7 and e6. This can lead to a fun attacking game for me because I have my light-squared bishop staring at the opponent's king if they castle short. I often get to play f5 in these positions too, which gives me some Dutch-like attacking ideas. Overall, a very fun system that takes most d4 players out of theory.
d5 (pawn can't advance), queen AND bishop can develop, and opponent would likely respond with e4
Nf6, attacking d4, opponent likely to respond with Bf4 or 5
Kf6, further developing, and guarding
d5 (pawn can't advance), queen AND bishop can develop, and opponent would likely respond with e4
Nf6, attacking d4, opponent likely to respond with Bf4 or 5
Kf6, further developing, and guarding
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d5 (pawn can't advance), queen AND bishop can develop, and opponent would likely respond with e4
Nf6, attacking d4, opponent likely to respond with Bf4 or 5
Kf6, further developing, and guarding
????
what's confusing about this?
d5 (pawn can't advance), queen AND bishop can develop, and opponent would likely respond with e4
Nf6, attacking d4, opponent likely to respond with Bf4 or 5
Kf6, further developing, and guarding
????
what's confusing about this?
1. nf6 does not attack d4
2. Kf6 is always bad and should never happen in the opening
3. opponent will never respond with e4 after d5 in the queens pawn
this guy shouldnt be giving opening advice
I would play Nf6, trying to get into a Sicilian. Otherwise you can go
1. d4 Nf6
2. c4 e6
and then you play d5 or something. This is called the Indian Game.
Kings indian is what I play and if given the chance, ill play the benoni defense which is pretty fun and aggressive
Of course, there is no "best" defense. You can play almost everything. Look into the data base. 😇
Yes, of course not but what is your favorite?