DaBabysBurner wrote:
N/A, Blumenfeld countergambit
what you think of reversed blumenfeld? thinking to try that as white
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Jul 29, 2021
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dopelozer wrote:
DaBabysBurner wrote:
N/A, Blumenfeld countergambit
what you think of reversed blumenfeld? thinking to try that as white
I forgot what it looked like, but you'd be getting the same position just a tempo up which is never a bad thing
ok thx
The Dutch.
Jul 30, 2021
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HSV39 wrote:
I think the KID is the best for your level, there are a lot of videos out there on youtube, because it is set-up based and so you don't have to learn theory and you can play it whatever your opponent plays.
I disagree. King's Indian is one of the most theory-intensive openings in chess, perhaps more so than the Ruy Lopez or Queen's Gambit. I reckon by "King's Indian" you're talking more about a kingside Fianchetto and turtling up
Jul 30, 2021
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#28
DaBabysBurner wrote:
HSV39 wrote:
I think the KID is the best for your level, there are a lot of videos out there on youtube, because it is set-up based and so you don't have to learn theory and you can play it whatever your opponent plays.
I disagree. King's Indian is one of the most theory-intensive openings in chess, perhaps more so than the Ruy Lopez or Queen's Gambit. I reckon by "King's Indian" you're talking more about a kingside Fianchetto and turtling up
Yeah I'm scared of playing the KID there's too much theory for little old me.
ninja why you tell me to play the KID and then say it's too much theory for you...
It is a psyop. GET OUT OF THERE DOPE.
Jul 30, 2021
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HSV39 wrote:
I think the KID is the best for your level, there are a lot of videos out there on youtube, because it is set-up based and so you don't have to learn theory and you can play it whatever your opponent plays.
Then you are a beginner
Jul 30, 2021
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#32
dopelozer wrote:
ninja why you tell me to play the KID and then say it's too much theory for you...
At my level you need theory. At yours you dont need much.
*Me studying theory 24/7*
Aug 2, 2021
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#34
Bestunknownplayer wrote:
*Me studying theory 24/7*
you can't survive with no knowledge of a position... your brain literally goes... pop! I'm lost here!
N/A, Blumenfeld countergambit
No. Not only is that bad, but that wasn't an option. QID or QGD transposition
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I would prefer Queen's Indian if I was a extremely positional player and also didn't want to learn tons of Queen's gambit declined theory
Nimzowitsch variation with ba6 is my recommendation
and you're going to get a lot of play with c5/d5, bb4+ne4 and f5 (after ne4). Get that light square bind in
Thanks!