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Because generally, early queen moves are not a good idea and it is more important to develop your other pieces and castle
I love early queen moves, it puts a lot of pressure on the opponent and it also lets you show dominance through bold , unconventional moves ! They get caught off guard by your moves and blunder sometimes too.
May 20, 2025
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This opening is called “Saragossa Opening: Hanham Variation, Hayward Variation. I’m not making this up.
May 20, 2025
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spillylenny wrote:
I love early queen moves...
Against the French Defense, play
and then follow it up with c3 (to stop Nd4) and with g3 and Bg2.
Against the Alekhine's Defense, there's another early-Queen line:
Since any attempt to save the Knight with Na4 allows Bxf7+ and mate next move.
blueemu Wow now thats what i call an opening! Love it so much. Thank you for blessing my eyes.
TaterBoy37 wrote:
This opening is called “Saragossa Opening: Hanham Variation, Hayward Variation. I’m not making this up.
Oh no. I tried searchin online to see what "my" opening was called and didnt find this..... so sad. In my heart i will know it as the spilly special....
I have pioneered a new beautiful opening i like to call the "Spilly Special". It is:
c3 Qc2
This lets your queen spill out onto the board. Tell me why this isnt more famous?