The Scotch.
Not absurdly theoretical like the Ruy, but also not dubious like the Vienna (Gambit).
Chess beginner openings for white
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The Italian, a basic game:
Or an easy trap like the shepehrd´s mate, very used en 100-280 ELO:
fuerzainca wrote:
Or an easy trap like the shepehrd´s mate, very used en 100-280 ELO:
No. Hope chess is terrible and you don’t actually embrace chess as a game, rather a lottery. If they fall for it, you win easily. But if they don’t, you almost immediately lose. Once they gain ELO with this trap, they’re gonna find themselves at a point where everyone knows how to refute it. Once they do, they’ll find themselves unable to catch up with people their ELO because they spent their time using a refuted trap instead of actually learning chess.
fuerzainca wrote:
The Italian, a basic game:
*The Italian, a basic game:
TheSampson wrote:
fuerzainca wrote:
The Italian, a basic game:
*The Italian, a basic game:
Also you might be surprised to hear that the Italian has a ton of theory, but whatever it isn’t necessary to learn it
TheSampson wrote:
The Scotch.
Not absurdly theoretical like the Ruy, but also not dubious like the Vienna (Gambit).
Btw the Scotch covers all basic opening principles, is great until 2000 (maybe even later!), and it’s very practical, you’ll have consistency in your repertoire and you’ll force many games into positions you’re comfortable with
Thanks guys
I'd recommend Wayward Queen Attack, Most newbies don't know how to counter the opening
thechessgod5454 wrote:
SpecOpsFuchs wrote:
I'd recommend Wayward Queen Attack, Most newbies don't know how to counter the opening
bro actually, that's completely wrong
Oh, My apologies, I'm pretty stupid.
SpecOpsFuchs wrote:
I'd recommend Wayward Queen Attack, Most newbies don't know how to counter the opening
No. It ignores opening principles, goes for a cheap trap where you’re in a nearly lost position if it doesn’t work, and most newbies DO know how to counter it. And, to add up to the cons, once you get to the level where everybody knows how to counter it, you’re gonna get stuck because you lack the skills people your ELO have, because instead of learning and practicing correctly, you’ve been playing hope chess. The Wayward Queen should only ever be played for laughs.
thechessgod5454 wrote:
TheSampson wrote:
SpecOpsFuchs wrote:
I'd recommend Wayward Queen Attack, Most newbies don't know how to counter the opening
No. It ignores opening principles, goes for a cheap trap where you’re in a nearly lost position if it doesn’t work, and most newbies DO know how to counter it. And, to add up to the cons, once you get to the level where everybody knows how to counter it, you’re gonna get stuck because you lack the skills people your ELO have, because instead of learning and practicing correctly, you’ve been playing hope chess. The Wayward Queen should only ever be played for laughs.
nice ruy lopez repertoire
thanks bro
thechessgod5454 wrote:
TheSampson wrote:
thechessgod5454 wrote:
TheSampson wrote:
SpecOpsFuchs wrote:
I'd recommend Wayward Queen Attack, Most newbies don't know how to counter the opening
No. It ignores opening principles, goes for a cheap trap where you’re in a nearly lost position if it doesn’t work, and most newbies DO know how to counter it. And, to add up to the cons, once you get to the level where everybody knows how to counter it, you’re gonna get stuck because you lack the skills people your ELO have, because instead of learning and practicing correctly, you’ve been playing hope chess. The Wayward Queen should only ever be played for laughs.
nice ruy lopez repertoire
thanks bro
There are many ways you can punish those openings attacks. It directly violates the theory. Opening principles doesn''t matter always.
Opening principles don’t matter?… Without opening principles, you’d be playing g4, b4, a3, and Ra2
For beginners the colle System is perfect, fact is easy to play
woops! refuted it!
bucket0909 wrote:
Watch the video below this opening is very good at your level
GothamChess has the brainpower of a dying orangutan
KingVandheer wrote:
Just look at that stupid thumbnail. Ugh.
ok that comment actually made me laugh out loud 💀💀
bro thinks hes Tony Stark
Hi everyone. I’m a beginner in chess and want to learn a good opening with the white pieces with not too many lines I need to learn. What are some good openings?