4 knights/ Italian game/ Queen's gambit
Discussion Topic: What is your favorite opening?
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King's Indian Defense(Black and White),Queen's Gambit(White),Reti Opening(White),Sicilian Defense(Black)
Nf3, e3, c4
Whatever name it has...
please_use_serial_comma wrote:
Nf3, e3, c4
Whatever name it has...
1. Nf3: Zukertort Opening (or Reti Opening)
1. e3: Van’t Kruijs Opening
1. c4: English Opening
1. Nf3 ~
2. e3. ~
3. c4. ~
It was in my intention to convey such build up as white, practically queen's gambit without d4.
Secondly, the club invitation description features some grammar mistakes, which would, in my view, need review, which I would find the will for, were it approved for change. I opened another forum on it, submitted a potential rival wording and am yet in need of reply.
Jan 29, 2024
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#7
Nimzo-Indian Defense: Classical variant for white
The point of this opening is to control the critical e4 square.
Spr_chess_intermediate wrote:
Nimzo-Indian Defense: Classical variant for white
The point of this opening is to control the critical e4 square.
I know this, also one of my favorite opening.
Spr_chess_intermediate 写道:
Here is a typical example of how the opening is played
When would you try a d5 push?
I never reach such a position in specific cases, but when black evades center fights, I sometimes get the decision whether to push a pawn (mostly c-pawn).
Jan 31, 2024
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#11
Spr_chess_intermediate 写道:
Here is a typical example of how the opening is played
When would you try a d5 push?
I never reach such a position in specific cases, but when black evades center fights, I sometimes get the decision whether to push a pawn (mostly c-pawn).
Here is a variant of the Indian Game where you push the d-pawn to d5
Post your answers here, mine is Ruy Lopez (White), Slav Defense (Black) and Sicilian Defense (Black)