Also go to opening trees to my win rate with the birds.
Any thoughts on the Bird's Opening?
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Jun 15, 2021
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#63
Guys i played all life against d4 d5 and then transpose in to slav, dutch,queens gambit declined and chigorin, should i try nimzo indian and other Nf6 opening and what would you suggest ?
... the bump tho
Jun 15, 2021
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#66
Moonwarrior_1 wrote:
... the bump tho
Thanks for your wonderful contribution, Warrior of the Moon!
Jun 16, 2021
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#67
Preusseagro wrote:
As i wrote in an similar forum.
Its bad wheter you play 1, e5 or prepare e5 with d6, f6 Nh6;Nf7,Bg7.
Dont let them play an comfortable white stonewall. And is say that as an player who played the black stonewall often
So we should play the From’s Gambit? Could you elaborate?
Preusseagro wrote:
As i wrote in an similar forum.
Its bad wheter you play 1, e5 or prepare e5 with d6, f6 Nh6;Nf7,Bg7.
Dont let them play an comfortable white stonewall. And is say that as an player who played the black stonewall often
It seems like Stonewall has the capacity to intimidate some players. Do you find that to be the case?
t for trash. B for bird.
Dec 31, 2021
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#71
The legend “OG” is back on YouTube. If you are seriously interested in learning the Bird - Leningrad reverse colors - Henrik Danielsen teaches a fantastic system.
https://youtube.com/channel/UCHnGMZFc9psJnfHoYFYgg6g
https://youtube.com/channel/UCHnGMZFc9psJnfHoYFYgg6g
Dec 31, 2021
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#72
I find the bird to be a dynamic opening, that can transpose into many open and closed systems which I find fascinating. Especially in Blitz, you can bait players into many advantage positions with white. You do not have to play passive slow bird systems. You can transpose into very aggressive open Sicilian type positions.
https://lichess.org/@/Lvarro look at my lichess games, I literally don't about the froms gambit I play e4 and act like I was playing the kings gambit all along.