play French, is sneakily aggressive
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Fred Defense (1. e4 f5 2. exf5 Kf7)
KeSetoKaiba wrote:
DarkNightK1 wrote:
So I play the Slav against d4 it works well and I play caro against E4 though recently I have been thinking bout changing to a more spicier opening against E4 any recommendations and if yes where can I learn them from also pls don't recommend sicillian I don't want to learn it maybe I will in future
Typically players seeking a "spicy" opening versus d4 would choose to switch INTO something like the Slav Defense. Perhaps you are playing some tame sideline or something? The Slav has some really sharp and spicy lines to choose from!
If you want something with little theory vs d4 and something "spicy" then perhaps look into the QGD: Cambridge Springs or the Dutch Defense, or something slightly more off-beat.
I want spice against E4 not d4 lol
B1ZMARK wrote:
Norwegian
What is the Norwegian could u post a few lines
Aug 1, 2021
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#48
DarkNightK1 wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
Norwegian
What is the Norwegian could u post a few lines
If you don't want closed positions the Norweigan is not for you
Uh now that I think about maybe I should just stick with the caro cause this is not getting anywhere
DarkNightK1 wrote:
Uh now that I think about maybe I should just stick with the caro cause this is not getting anywhere
Caro is fine unless you want to become titled I think. And even then, the caro is a solid choice
Aug 1, 2021
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#52
If you like the Caro, openings you might like are the French (1. e4 e6), Scandinavian (1. e4 d5), and perhaps the Nimzowitsch (1. e4 Nc6)
Aug 1, 2021
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#53
little_guinea_pig wrote:
everybody changing their openings every week
meanwhile me: my only changes in opening repertoire in the last 6 months have been 9.Qf3 against the pelikan and 6.d3 against the poliero two knights
I don't really change it anymore I just add stuff onto it
little_guinea_pig wrote:
everybody changing their openings every week
meanwhile me: my only changes in opening repertoire in the last 6 months have been 9.Qf3 against the pelikan and 6.d3 against the poliero two knights
Aug 1, 2021
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#55
little_guinea_pig wrote:
everybody changing their openings every week
meanwhile me: my only changes in opening repertoire in the last 6 months have been 9.Qf3 against the pelikan and 6.d3 against the poliero two knights
Meanwhile me knowing theory only till move 6 😐
DarkNightK1 wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
Norwegian
What is the Norwegian could u post a few lines
pretty sure it's e4 g6 d4 Nf6
Aug 2, 2021
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#58
little_guinea_pig wrote:
MrIndia wrote:
little_guinea_pig wrote:
everybody changing their openings every week
meanwhile me: my only changes in opening repertoire in the last 6 months have been 9.Qf3 against the pelikan and 6.d3 against the poliero two knights
Meanwhile me knowing theory only till move 6 😐
you know at least 10 moves of traxler theory
Traxler starts at move 4, 10-4=6 😂
Play hippo against everything is the easiest to learn
You know...actually playing a system/pawn formation like the hippo is not such a bad idea. It avoids a lot of theory, the ideas are pretty much the same against everything and it is solid.
Probably the only drawbacks would be lack of opening knowledge possibly hurting you later if you switch openings and also how the hippo doesn't seem too forcing to the opponent and White can employ whatever setup they want. Other than that, this seems like a decent idea