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London for Blitz
Bruh.... your accuracy is high because the London is a very safe opening. It has nothing to do with you playing a good game or not. Accuracy is essentially meaningless, the only use I can think of for it is to help catch cheaters.

Well, obviously. I was sharing as it was a game that came together in kind of a textbook way, and I was happy with my move order in the opening.

@themouth888 Thanks for the feedback, I will. I enjoy how it lets you build a solid base without too much theory (until I learn more), and at least gives you a footing in most games.

@SNUDOO interesting. I don't run into this too much at the lower end games I'm playing. I like (when possible) to develop Nd2 before Nf3; after c3 it allows some different ideas around Qb6. Definitely need to study up on this line and other variations from black.

London is a real pain in the neck for black, but this is what I play (and what stockfish likes):
Why london is pain?
I'm quite happy when i facing london as black. If you know what are you doing and your opponent doesn't then it's always easy to play )

London is a real pain in the neck for black, but this is what I play (and what stockfish likes):
Why london is pain?
I'm quite happy when i facing london as black. If you know what are you doing and your opponent doesn't then it's always easy to play )
there's no real way to spice up the position, it's always the same old thing, over and over again.
London is a real pain in the neck for black, but this is what I play (and what stockfish likes):
Why london is pain?
I'm quite happy when i facing london as black. If you know what are you doing and your opponent doesn't then it's always easy to play )
there's no real way to spice up the position, it's always the same old thing, over and over again.
I could understand you saying this about a long symmetrical version, but you just posted a totally unbalanced and interesting position.


London is a real pain in the neck for black, but this is what I play (and what stockfish likes):
Why london is pain?
I'm quite happy when i facing london as black. If you know what are you doing and your opponent doesn't then it's always easy to play )
there's no real way to spice up the position, it's always the same old thing, over and over again.
I could understand you saying this about a long symmetrical version, but you just posted a totally unbalanced and interesting position.
After I play Qb6 white almost always plays Qb3 and after c4 the queens go off and it’s closed and I don’t like it. Personal preferences

@snudoo, fair enough. Those lines do seem more prevalent at a higher level. Not so much where I'm at.

Funnily enough I haven’t seen the London often above 2000 blitz
yeah the last time I saw London was like a week ago(i play like 100 games per week so that's a long time)

This is a good way to spice up the London if you like the King's Indian:
Nice! My King's Indian needs a LOT of work. I struggle against aggressive quick kingside attacks, but this setup looks sound.

London is a real pain in the neck for black, but this is what I play (and what stockfish likes):
Why london is pain?
I'm quite happy when i facing london as black. If you know what are you doing and your opponent doesn't then it's always easy to play )
there's no real way to spice up the position, it's always the same old thing, over and over again.
I could understand you saying this about a long symmetrical version, but you just posted a totally unbalanced and interesting position.
After I play Qb6 white almost always plays Qb3 and after c4 the queens go off and it’s closed and I don’t like it. Personal preferences
But it's well-known that London endgame preferable for black, isn't it?
I've been trying out the London system recently for 3 min blitz. My game has been as erratic as ever, but this was one of the more successful attempts against a better rated player. They made a few mistakes, but I was happy with 99% accuracy (my "inaccuracy" was not taken E5 with my D4 pawn, I know you're supposed to, it just didn't feel right in the flow of this game).
Anyway, fun opening for fast results and natural moves.