IsaacChessRapid wrote:
I agree, when I played 1-d4, The Benoni Was the most tricky opening to play, I was uncomfortable everyone's moves. Great Way to Take D4 players out of their comfort zone
yup yup yup i forgot to mention that!! white feels greatly uncomfortable 
with this
HERE'S WHY.......
FIRST OF ALL IN THE OPENING WE SEE MOST OF THE PLAYERS WITH WHITE EITHER WAY GO WITH e4 OR d4 OR C4 I AGREE BUT AGAINST THAT THEY ARE ALWAYS PREPARED WHAT TO PLAY NEXT ..........OPENING SURPRISES ARE OLD ENOUGH TO NEGLECT IT BUT THERE ARE STILL SOME PLAYERS WHO ARE ONLY PREPARING THE MAIN LINES RATHER THAN CHECKING ONTO THE OTHER ONES TOO FOR EXAMPLE THE ---
) I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR YOUR EXPERIENCE HOW IT WENT AFTER SEEING AND TRYING THIS!! PLEASE GET ENOUGH KNOWLEDGE TO TRY THIS ITS NOT THAT EASY HOW MUCH IT LOOKS !!
OLD BENONI DEFENCE NO ONE IS REALLY PREPARED FOR IT. ( if you are aggressive type of players you can definitely go for it trust me after 1. d4 c5 2. d5 b5 this is blast u get the queenside while on the other hand he gets the center trust me thats not bad at all i have played this before two days in the tmt where i won , my opponent was totally shocked later we analyzed it and it was not bad at all and if ur not aggressive player not a problem you can simply go for d6 after d5 its upto you i would say if you have not played this before go check some vdos in youtube and the details will be right there
this line can be useful with below rated players who plays d4 against you and and and best will bei n rapid games!! play this in rapid matches