rather optimistic, don't you think? That's basically the position that all classical white openings hope to achieve, and all classical black openings hope to prevent.
e4/Nc3/Nf3/d4
Any threats concerning . . . what? Typically 1.e4 gets a response of 1...c5 or 1...e5, both of which prevent d4 (or at least, keeping d4). But 2.Nc3 and 3.Nf3 is usually good (if likely to be boring). You can look into the Halloween gambit if you want to spice things up.
The most reasonable opening this happens in is the probably the Pirc defense. Black freely lets white take the center.
1.e4 d6 2.d4 Nf6 3.Nc3 g6 4.Nc3
The most reasonable opening this happens in is the probably the Pirc defense. Black freely lets white take the center.
1.e4 d6 2.d4 Nf6 3.Nc3 g6 4.Nc3
White played the same 3rd and 4th...
I don't like 4.Nf3 there, would rather play 4.Be3 or 4.Bg5
Yeah - A Few things:
Post #14 - Was Nice Response
Post #15 - Had Errors
Post #16 - Had Errors
Post # 17 - No one cares
Post # 18 - Nice Video, but completely irrelevant
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As far as this Thread goes, The OP Original Question was never Answered!
The Answer to the Question was Simple:
“Depends on what Black does!”
The moves White does can be very good or they can be very bad.
All of which depends on how Black plays.
2 Examples to showcase my point
White moves are completely fine in the above position. We can even call them Perfect!
In Fact, Millions of chess games have reached the above position!
The above position is totally trash!
Black should have lost his Queen, but White continued with his Auto Pilot moves.
Now, Black is up a Rook - Totally Winning!
Perfect examples of how White 4 moves regardless of what Black plays can be Completely Brilliant or Utterly Terrible.
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In the end, We circle back to what I said!
White 4 moves can be Good or Bad - All of which depends upon Black.
Is it better Compadre_J
Well it's now in a different order
You are trying to Judge White moves without knowing Blacks moves.
Its not ideal because you don’t know what Black will play.
Good Opening or not?