not sure if scandy counts, duras isn't that good
Aggressive Openings against 1. e4?
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Jan 7, 2023
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Scandinavian is my main opening atm. And yes, I agree with you on the Duras.
I'd say maybe the Sicilian defence or even the Owen's Defence
but mainly in the Sicilian defence there are certain gambits that make the game pretty interesting but i doubt anyone will play them against you so idk
Jan 7, 2023
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ChessPawn921 wrote:
What aggressive openings and gambits are there against e4? D4 too, but e4 is more common, and thus more important.
If you face Italian, play Two knights Defense, and play the Ulvestad.
You’ll need to learn it though
Jan 7, 2023
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#10
ForcedStalemate69 wrote:
maybe you can find some aggressive lines in the french
I would help in this area but I think CP’s more of a Caro guy
Jan 7, 2023
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#11
Idk anything about the Caro tbh. All I know is that the French is closed, and I’m not a fan of closed.
Jan 7, 2023
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#12
Sicilian if you're up for learning theory, otherwise some modern/pirc
modern
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jerome gambit
ryanchen100 wrote:
ChessPawn921 wrote:
What aggressive openings and gambits are there against e4? D4 too, but e4 is more common, and thus more important.
If you face Italian, play Two knights Defense, and play the Ulvestad.
You’ll need to learn it though
Isn’t that mainline
a treadmill's here
Jan 7, 2023
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ren97ren wrote:
ryanchen100 wrote:
ChessPawn921 wrote:
What aggressive openings and gambits are there against e4? D4 too, but e4 is more common, and thus more important.
If you face Italian, play Two knights Defense, and play the Ulvestad.
You’ll need to learn it though
Isn’t that mainline
No, Na5 is more common.
What aggressive openings and gambits are there against e4? D4 too, but e4 is more common, and thus more important.