Best reply against Scandinavian 2.Qxd5 for lazy player
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After Qxd5 you play Qf3!.Offering Queen exchange and after the exchange you play b3.just like the Nimzo Larsen variation and if black avoided the exchange with 4.Qa5 then White simply play Qc3 and repeat if black doesn't exchange.
Jun 21, 2018
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It doesn't sound good. As a scandi player i wouldn't mind facing Qf3. I doubt that many players would exchange. Most would develop simply with Nf6. If then Qxd5 and Nxd5 it looks like white can continue developping with tempo with Bc5 but after Nb6 the position is very equalt and easy to play for black. It's very unlikely they'd play Qa5 once you play Qf3
It's good because its a straightforward move like you post and white play h3,bc4 and ne2 or maybe d3.its kinda good for me because it suits my play style lazy.going straight to the endgame.
Jun 21, 2018
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Osaspoll a écrit :
It's good because its a straightforward move like you post and white play h3,bc4 and ne2 or maybe d3.its kinda good for me because it suits my play style lazy.going straight to the endgame.
The only thing that matters is that it suits you
Jun 21, 2018
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Except that the queen exchange weakens the kingside by creating double pawns, blocks the king's knight from making its natural developing move AND it makes kingside castling virtually impossible. 3.Nc3 drives off the queen and develops at the same time. 3.Qf3 does nothing but remove the queens and give white weaknesses.
aaronprince wrote:
what double pawn are you talking about?
Except that the queen exchange weakens the kingside by creating double pawns, blocks the king's knight from making its natural developing move AND it makes kingside castling virtually impossible. 3.Nc3 drives off the queen and develops at the same time. 3.Qf3 does nothing but remove the queens and give white weaknesses.
Jun 21, 2018
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aaronprince a écrit :
Except that the queen exchange weakens the kingside by creating double pawns, blocks the king's knight from making its natural developing move AND it makes kingside castling virtually impossible. 3.Nc3 drives off the queen and develops at the same time. 3.Qf3 does nothing but remove the queens and give white weaknesses.
I agree with you that Qf3 is shady but I don't think that the point is to double up pawns but rather Nxf3
Jun 21, 2018
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Oldyellowknights wrote:
aaronprince a écrit :
Except that the queen exchange weakens the kingside by creating double pawns, blocks
the king's knight from making its natural developing move AND it makes kingside castling virtually impossible. 3.Nc3 drives off the queen and develops at the same time. 3.Qf3 does nothing but remove the queens and give white weaknesses.
I agree with you that Qf3 is shady but I don't think that the point is to double up pawns but rather Nxf3
oh damn it. Ignore me.
but risky because it only works if black plays h6
its black who always wants to exchange the queens in the scandi are you confusing things here lol 4 Qd8 and the Qf3 blocks the square for the knight
JordanNexhip wrote:
like i said.For lazy player because nc3 black can play Qa5,Qd6,and so on.Qf3 force queen trades.
Qf3 pretty much gives away the free advantage the scandi gives white