The Budapest defence maybe. I can never really end up much better when my opponent plays that, I should probably learn it better. But there is no line I really like playing against it.
You should probably avoid the QGD though. The Slav may be a good option for you.
The QGA is also a well-respected opening. If you learn it really well it could end up confusing QG players, especially if you play a line where you get to keep the pawn.
Maybe the Albin?
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I've never played the Englund, but if they're not theory mavens and you study up, you'll have the upper hand. For an opening's ultimate theoretical soundness to really matter, both players have to know the theory well.
You could also play any number of openings that begin with Nf6, rather than d5. Or the Dutch (1. d4 f5). One that tends to change the character of the game significantly from that of most 1. d4 games is the Benoni (1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 c5).
"... Black's position is quite awful. …" - FM Carsten Hansen (2010)
Okay, I'll grant that's simply an intuitive way for White to play, so if theory doesn't offer better plans for Black, then perhaps other opening ideas are better.
Hi, I'm pretty much a bad chess player and I'm not here looking to get (much) better. I usually play with my friends who are also weak. Most of them, though, play Queen's gambit which is really annoying for me and I'm looking for an opening which would confuse them after 1. d4. I encovered 1. ..e5 aka Englund Gambit which looks good, but generally black is worse in most of the variations. Is there any other response to d4 which would make 2. c4 a bad move and confuse my opponents or is there a good tutorial how to play Englund Gambit as black ? Once again I repeat, I have no interest of becoming Magnus Carlsen strong nor a good chess player, I just want to annoy my friends just like they annoy me with 1. d4. Thanks for help.
Never heard of the elefant. Is that like the heffalump?
Hi, I'm pretty much a bad chess player and I'm not here looking to get (much) better. I usually play with my friends who are also weak. Most of them, though, play Queen's gambit which is really annoying for me and I'm looking for an opening which would confuse them after 1. d4. I encovered 1. ..e5 aka Englund Gambit which looks good, but generally black is worse in most of the variations. Is there any other response to d4 which would make 2. c4 a bad move and confuse my opponents or is there a good tutorial how to play Englund Gambit as black ? Once again I repeat, I have no interest of becoming Magnus Carlsen strong nor a good chess player, I just want to annoy my friends just like they annoy me with 1. d4. Thanks for help.