chess

what is the best chess openning

What is the best thing to do no matter what the situation?

If you are good at chess, you can make any opening look good.

What do you get when you fall in love?

According to chess.com's Game Explorer it is A00: Sodium Attack.

With 1.Na3 White wins 60.9% of the time .

Of course! Why have we all been so blind?! "The centre is important" What rubbish are the grandmasters feeding us?

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chess need cocentriation nd predict how yr opponnent wl react nd prepare fr conterattack

What is chess, really?

 be charged fr more romatic nd some simple attached present

Are you sure you're on the right site? 

 be honest

There's no such thing as the BEST opening. You just have to use an opening your comfortable with, know the main line and a bunch of variations, you understand the theory behind it so you can improvise, and gets you into a good position (without getting behind in material unless it's to get a bigger advantage soon).

the sodium attack...what does it give you high bloodpressure?  openings are as good as you make them.  at the top level openings go in and out of fashion. when theyre being tested by lots of masters then they are "the best" at that point in time.  but at our level play anything you are comfortable with.  i like closed positions where planning is superior to calculating so i play 1.d4 as white and semi-closed positions vs 1.e4 ( the french, caro-kann, and scillian taminov) vs 1.d4 im trying the gruenfeld but normally play classically with QGD or if im frisky the nimzo

Penicillin?

Ooooh, no, I'm sorry! The correct answer was a guy with a pin to burst your bubble! You were close though.

The i Formation

Singleback with 1 TE

5 5 - with that much offence, who needs defence?