Oh buddy go for the Sicilian. I believe you will at least get a very reasonable game with the Sicilian.
An you will have some pressure on her. She will probably be uncomfortable. Also just remember use your time be calm and collective.
Any way to get around this repotire
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Another option to consider, depending on your opponents rating may be the 4..Qh4 scotch, which can be quite tricky if your opponent isnt heavily prepared.
GodIike wrote:
Another option to consider, depending on your opponents rating may be the 4..Qh4 scotch, which can be quite tricky if your opponent isnt heavily prepared.
Oh man How did you do in that tourney? I forgot to ask you. I rememeber you was preparing to face a GPA
May 13, 2015
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#26
It shame in threads like this, never hear what happened in OP's actual game...
i promise i will tell you
7...d6 is possible but if White is aware of the danger it can end up being a risky move.
she played the italian but i found a hole in her main repotire
@PPS2 Bologan recommends in his excellent book "Bologan's Black Weapons in the Open Games" that you should play ...d6 followed by ...g6 and ...Bg7 instead of ...d5 if you want a more complex game to try to outplay your opponent.
where or when did he do that about what position
jetfighter
Jun 20, 2015
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#35
The computer doesn't mind d5 I'm still looking for why it might not be playable also Qd8
jetfighter13 wrote:
The computer doesn't mind d5 I'm still looking for why it might not be playable also Qd8
I showed you why d5 in that position is not playable. Maybe you should send your computer to chess learning school?
You shouldn't trust the computer in the first moves of a chess game. The horizon is too far away.
The actual game was a draw, but here it is for posterity: