London system 2. Bf4 or 2. Nf3?
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There is no philosophers stone. If there were only rock and paper no one would choose rock. It seems it is in the transitions. After a few moves do I see some London setups turn into Trompowsky positions? I am just learning.
herr_shaibel wrote:
Is it correct to assume the general difference between 2. Bf4 and 2. Nf3 is that by starting with the knight you risk running in to a vast amount of openings that you have to know? But that you "conceal" your London intention for another move. Apart, of course, if you have a specfic line intended that just needs that specific move order.
2. Nc3 3. Bf4 is much better London opening
Mar 5, 2024
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#22 That’s not even the London lol, some people call it the “Jobava London” but its real name is the Rapport-Jobava system.
