I can't stand of this parham opening can you guys make a group and spam there ?
You deserve this
What if black decides on 1...c5. Are you still going to play Qh5. What if white plays 1...g6, would still play Qh5.
No, this is about the Parham attack, which is defined by the moves 1. e4 e5 2. Qh5. I like to play 2... Nc6 against the sicilian, and against 1...g6 i like to play move 2. d4.
And white can take control of the center with d4, he can kick black's knight back to a6, both of black's bishops are useless, and he's going to have to survive white's attack too.
Ok, since there has been intense discussion of the Parham for a few months now, and no good defences have been found, I think it is about time for us to establish official Parham thoery. I'll attempt to list all of the moves so far in the Parham theorybooks:
Time for some general rules of the Parham. These apply to above:
1. If black has played Nc6, and you aren't threatening mate with your next move, Ne2 (or Nf3 if there is no Queen there) is the correct move.
2. If black has played d6, and you aren't threatening mate with your next move, h3 is the correct move.
3. Play Nbc3 before d3 in the mainline, so you have more center control.
This theory should allow everybody to play the Parham well, and experience good gameplay and wins just as I have had with this. I think this officially establishes the Parham as a powerful opening, and is just as good as others like the Scotch or Ruy.