DaBabysSideTing wrote:
why would black have any interest in a queen trade if he's playing a gambit?
You will put the queen to b3/c2 and maybe trade it off, black doesn't have enough compensation, especially for a beginner
Beginner? Don't use this opening - It's too theoretical! Better yet, don't learn any openings!
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the bongcloud opening is very nice, there is many ways you can play it, bongcloud theory is very nice as well, since you not playing against annoying bots, that will punish this opening, this is the best opening to learn, as it not only makes you understand the game, but it helps you to know when to break the rules. i like the bongcloud, but no one wants to play it
im serious, it's a legit opening, it throws people off, and gives you an advantage
Azathot0 wrote:
im serious, it's a legit opening, it throws people off, and gives you an advantage
bongcloud is legit opening for black too.
no that's not how you play the bongcloud for black, that's a blunder LOL it's f6 or d6,ke7
well something like this, i gonna need to remember some lines, for me to practice this later
Apr 11, 2021
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Azathot0 wrote:
the bongcloud opening is very nice, there is many ways you can play it, bongcloud theory is very nice as well, since you not playing against annoying bots, that will punish this opening, this is the best opening to learn, as it not only makes you understand the game, but it helps you to know when to break the rules. i like the bongcloud, but no one wants to play it
No bongcloud. Stop.
Apr 11, 2021
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The bongcloud is deader than my grandmother and she’s been dead for eleven years.
But... but...but... 😭😭😭😡😡😡
Seriously though I agree
You don't get it
If you play something like the Sicilian, and you're not good enough and don't have a great strategical understanding to the positions that occur, if you don't know theory and sidelines you could find yourself in losing positions on move 6!!
This point is made by Levy Rozman btw so these people ren't just blabbering
Apr 11, 2021
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chamo2074 wrote:
You don't get it
If you play something like the Sicilian, and you're not good enough and don't have a great strategical understanding to the positions that occur, if you don't know theory and sidelines you could find yourself in losing positions on move 6!!
This point is made by Levy Rozman btw so these people ren't just blabbering
And if you never play it you’ll never know how to play it! What better time to start learning than when your opposition is weak?
How better would it be if you get an understanding of the positions first?
Also 1500s would probably still choke if you play correct moves in the opening
You don't have to rush with this.
Openings teach openings, endgames teach chess
There were like five comments in one second on this post how
ill just put in some engine friendly moves so we can discuss further