Games played with Trifunovic's suggested openings .

Anyone that played a game using any suggested from Trifunovic opening can post it here.

Openings  allowed are the ones mentioned in the topic "Openings for Beginners".

Any critisicm is appreciated :)

8...b6 is not a mistake , if you want to avoid e4 you can play first 8...Re8  which is already a usefull move , but why avoid it?Do you like white's position after 12.Kd1 with the king at the centre?

After 12.Kd1 you only have to think simple, 12...Ra7 protects c7 and prepares ...Bb7 and white has to be very carefull.

After 12.Kd1 Ra7 the position is practically lost for white especially for OTB games and especially for Blitz.It may be playable (but still very difficult) for online games if you are willing to spend 5-6 hours a move to find the correct defense.

wowow how?? after Kd1 Bb7 what does black follow up with?

Sorry , I meant after 12.Kd1 Ra7 followed maybe by ...Bb7 although it's not necessary in all lines.

after >>> are my comments and lines

ty!! :D can't believe both me and my opponent missed mate in 2 though..

ha have played a few more games with the OFD and Nezh attack and you would be suprised how many people take the knight on e4 (or e5) with their knight to happily find their bishop on d6 and knight on f6 pinned ;) 

2 or 3 pieces I think I have won with that.. lol

Nice!!!!

Heres another 5 min blitz french exchange against an opponent much higher rated than me

I think I played the opening right but just that blunder in the middle game....

Move 8 and 9 , white can simply win a pawn with Nxd5

oh yea lol what should I have done? just c6?

after Bg5?

of course

k :)

argh sorry, this will be the last one but my opponent played a really weird response to the Nezh attack and I'm not sure if it was sound or not...

Why the last one?Keep posting.

4...f6 is a very unusual move.Usually the best why of dealing with unusual replies is a quick c4 followed by Nc3 and in some cases maybe even Qb3(if Bc8 is at f5 as in this position).