Kowarenai wrote:
also what if white pushes the pawn after e5? does black just go qb6 or what
Yes Qb6.
d4 opening recommendations for black?
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Apr 13, 2022
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#44
No, just develop normally, probably castle queenside and it's pretty equal. You can play aggressively and again the opponent is out of comfort zone.
Apr 13, 2022
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#45
Estão proibindo eu de jogar as partidas diárias. Ajudem-me antes que eles fecham a minha conta. Sniff sniff
Apr 13, 2022
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#46
ChessSBM wrote:
Kowarenai wrote:
also what if white pushes the pawn after e5? does black just go qb6 or what
Yes Qb6.
I just realized that e5 blocks Bf4 which helps the white pawn to get to d6
Apr 13, 2022
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#47
Source: /game/live/43517450477
I was so lucky in one of my games. Watch this beautiful trap!
i mean albins ok but not really something good at least for OTB tournaments
Apr 13, 2022
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#49
Owl-ish wrote:
Source: /game/live/43517450477
I was so lucky in one of my games. Watch this beautiful trap!
I know that trap, but I it’s really hard to play in case it didn’t happened. Well, if it wasn’t for you, then for me.
Apr 13, 2022
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#51
Kowarenai wrote:
also what if white pushes the pawn after e5? does black just go qb6 or what
Yeah white can’t hold onto the pawn pushed that far
Apr 13, 2022
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#52
Kowarenai wrote:
i mean albins ok but not really something good at least for OTB tournaments
Aye, it is. It's a draw with the best play from each side, so what's to lose?
It is simple to learn and VERY affective.
Apr 13, 2022
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#53
B1ZMARK wrote:
Kowarenai wrote:
also what if white pushes the pawn after e5? does black just go qb6 or what
Yeah white can’t hold onto the pawn pushed that far
YEP, you attack it with each knight.
Apr 13, 2022
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#54
Owl-ish wrote:
Kowarenai wrote:
i mean albins ok but not really something good at least for OTB tournaments
Aye, it is. It's a draw with the best play from each side, so what's to lose?
It is simple to learn and VERY affective.
You really don’t see a lot of people playing it otb, and those that do aren’t very high rated, class players at best.
Apr 13, 2022
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#55
B1ZMARK wrote:
Owl-ish wrote:
Kowarenai wrote:
i mean albins ok but not really something good at least for OTB tournaments
Aye, it is. It's a draw with the best play from each side, so what's to lose?
It is simple to learn and VERY affective.
You really don’t see a lot of people playing it otb, and those that do aren’t very high rated, class players at best.
That's a good thing!
Apr 13, 2022
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#56
B1ZMARK wrote:
Owl-ish wrote:
Kowarenai wrote:
i mean albins ok but not really something good at least for OTB tournaments
Aye, it is. It's a draw with the best play from each side, so what's to lose?
It is simple to learn and VERY affective.
You really don’t see a lot of people playing it otb, and those that do aren’t very high rated, class players at best.
I think less than 2000 matches played that. I meant here that the amount is low.
Apr 13, 2022
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#58
Owl-ish wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
Owl-ish wrote:
Kowarenai wrote:
i mean albins ok but not really something good at least for OTB tournaments
Aye, it is. It's a draw with the best play from each side, so what's to lose?
It is simple to learn and VERY affective.
You really don’t see a lot of people playing it otb, and those that do aren’t very high rated, class players at best.
That's a good thing!
No it’s not a good thing… why would having the highest exponent of your opening be some class B tournament player be a good thing?
Apr 13, 2022
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#59
I've tried LOADS of opening against 1.d4 as I hated playing against it, the Albin is the only one that has been enjoyable, easy to play, suited my aggression, and has taken the opponent out of their theoretical d4 bubble.
also what if white pushes the pawn after e5? does black just go qb6 or what