Can anyone post some d3 Lopez

Hi all, can anyone post some games, videos, or just elaborate on the d3 Ruy Lopez line? I’ve been just playing the exchange and want to try the d3 Lopez to learn some different positions. I know I’m low rated, but your info could help others as well as everywhere online wants me to purchase a dvd. So go ahead flaunt your d3 Lopez info. Thank you 

 In the 3 years you have been here, it looks like you have asked how to play just about every opening there is.  In the 3 years your ratings: Rapid 892, and Blitz 583.  I have no idea how serious you are about improving, so if you're here just to have fun ignore this.  But if you're trying to improve, bouncing from one opening to another is not the answer.

Yes Diakona we know we know. Haven’t played on here in years. Stop spamming the forums miss. And yes I was guilty

of too many openings when I started I didn’t know any better. Don’t worry about your post count. Just either awnser it or shut up.  I even said this post would help others not just me. I think most would agree were sick of your Crap

Maybe look at The Ruy Lopez: Move by Move by Neil McDonald (2011).
https://web.archive.org/web/20140627022042/http://www.chesscafe.com/text/hansen153.pdf

Thank you for your time everyone. 

If you want to be dogmatic about it usually h3 is played in the Ruy to enable d4. In principle it seems it's a waste of time to play it when d3 is played instead. When I play d3 I'm actually hoping my opponent plays Bg4 so I can then play h3 and if Bh4 then Nd2-f1-g3, gain time against the Bishop, and either grab the Bishop pair or stick the Knight on f5 and make Black trade it off anyway. That said, very strong players do play Bg4 with in some of those positions anyway and meet h3 by swapping on f3 right away. Now I don't think those positions are so bad for White or anything but it seems they're not so bad for Black either as it might seem at first, you can't always be dogmatic, it always depends on the individual position, the Bishop pair isn't everything, etc.

Just want to thank IMbacon, GodsPawn2016, aka Diakonia for her multiple accounts and being the strongest woman on chess.com. Good job girl, master of opening principles. Yay. Thanks everyone else for actually contributing and not letting your feminist views corrode the forum 

Well said DS well said. I guess I’ll play on this site so I can post without the attitude from everyone. Maybe my next post I’ll tell everybody “I’m an aggressive player”. Everybody needs to chill. I simply asked for some d3 games. Y’all act like I said I’m going to be GM tomorrow. Y’all worse than the watch collection forum. It’s just a game. I said it once I’ll say it again, I was very guilty of studying openings my first year. But I don’t think anyone 800 or 2400 should get beat up cause they want to dip a toe in the Ruy when they even said I play the exchange and I want some info on the d3. Come on ppl. This ain’t s 

My apologies to DS and Bacon. I guess some posts really deserve the classic Bacon response. 

Yeah I often do play Re2 when that happens and I'm not sure what's wrong with it but I think perhaps the "book" response in that line in the Ruy that I play is to put the rook back on f1 and then at some point you do have to play something else to avoid repetition if Black is trying to annoy you. Just glancing at lines from the d3 Ruy on chess base h3 is played quite often when Bc5 is played and Ng4 would be annoying, but when it is not it seems Ng4 is hardly ever played and when it is White does push the rook up instead of back. I'm just glancing in the free public database so when I drill down that far it's not a very large sample, though. Probably somewhere someone has a good reference of why these things are played this way.