torrubirubi wrote:
Although I don't have experience with it, you could informs yourself about the Queens Indian Attack or alternatively the Cole -Zukertort System. Both openings going for the black king. Good luck!
kings indian attack torru
Is there a d4 opening that is sharp and aggressive.
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what is the most critical test of the BDG; the lemberger countergambit?
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the best BDG-players are these sick correspondence players, if you can play it in these conditions with best engines and explorers its definitely not refuted
Nobody plays BDG at ICCF/ IECG any more. At least nodody with a respectable rating. Last games between high rated centaurs are more than 4-5 years old, and the results have been bad for white.
But of course this is highly irrelevant to OTB chess.
was there a specific line that made them stop playing it?
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pfren wrote:
pfren wrote: "Does anyone have any ideas as to a d4 opening as aggressive as the dragon or najdorf?" Sorry to say again that an opening's aggresivometer does not exist. It is the PLAYER who can play aggressively, or passively, or whatever.
I'm agree. Everything is up to you on the chessboard. It is about your experience or how you played it.
"I currently play the queens gambit"
I'm sorry, but since you are white and play 1.d4, the choice of opening is not yours, but rather your opponents.
"Does anyone have any ideas as to a d4 opening as aggressive as the dragon or najdorf?"
Sorry to say again that an opening's aggresivometer does not exist. It is the PLAYER who can play aggressively, or passively, or whatever.
play the veserov's. especially lines with early f3. speedy development queenside castle, and early e4 thrusts to try to liquidate black's center.