You could play the queen's pawn to d5, and then if white plays pawn to c4, play pawn to e6. This is the Queen's Gambit Declined.
Black's defense after withe's pawn to d4
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Wow, where to start...
Some common defenses are:
Queen's gambit accepted
Queen's gambit declined
King's Indian Defense
Queen's Indian Defense
Nimzo Indian Defense
however, there are hundreds of more possibilities.
Well, going by your rating on here the Queen's gambit declined would probably be a good place to start. The moves are logical and easy to understand, while the positions are usually quite solid. You should wait till you are more experienced before trying anything hypermodern.
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TheMrLooka wrote:
I usually have trouble when I'm black and white plays the queens pawn to d4. Can someone list a few openings based on that, please.
What do you play as black against 1.e4
ozzie_c_cobblepot wrote:
TheMrLooka wrote:
I usually have trouble when I'm black and white plays the queens pawn to d4. Can someone list a few openings based on that, please.
What do you play as black against 1.e4
I play pawn e5
Also, thanks everyone for answers, I will take a look at queens gambit declines for start
I usually have trouble when I'm black and white plays the queens pawn to d4. Can someone list a few openings based on that, please.