I dunno what to learn, !READ!, (Chess)

you don't play g3, the entire point of the Steinitz gambit is to bring your king to e2 and use it as a defensive piece

oh. thanks for educating me

But to answer your question, I would pick the QG and the Scandinavian.  The QG because you get to play different positions with very different plans compared with the London. I picked the Scandinavian simply because I like it. It's a great opening for many reasons and one cool thing I noticed when preparing  for the tournament two days ago was how many people have really bad records against it.

As for learning the openings, you could go with a "learn as you go" plan. Play a lot of games with the openings and analyze them afterward and see how you could have improved your play and just slowly get better that way.

I hate to be the IMBacon of this thread but spending too much time on openings right now might not be so beneficial to improving your play. A good strategy book or tactics book should get you to at least 1200.

But to answer your question, I would pick the QG and the Scandinavian.  The QG because you get to play different positions with very different plans compared with the London. I picked the Scandinavian simply because I like it. It's a great opening for many reasons and one cool thing I noticed when preparing  for the tournament two days ago was how many people have really bad records against it.

As for learning the openings, you could go with a "learn as you go" plan. Play a lot of games with the openings and analyze them afterward and see how you could have improved your play and just slowly get better that way.

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