Players with a rating in the 1500s tend to have a style called "Thud and Blunder".
If you want to pressure your opponent right from move 1, then the Reti probably isn't your best choice.
Do you play any gambit openings? King's Gambit, Vienna Gambit or Danish Gambit after 1. e4 e5; Morra Gambit or Wing Gambit after 1. e4 c5; and various gambit lines against the French (Wing Gambit, whatever the 2. c4 line is called, the Alekhine-Chatard, etc).
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"... many of the lines one sees played at club level are gambits, which lead to the kind of exciting open play that many players find attractive. ... Openings such as the Blackmar-Diemar Gambit, Albin Counter-Gambit, Latvian Gambit, etc., are all played regularly at club and league level, ... there is much to be said for playing such systems at lower levels of play, particularly if you enjoy playing sharp attacking lines. Many players find it uncomfortable to defend against an opponent who is prepared to sacrifice material in return for speculative attacking chances. In such positions, the cost of a single error is much higher than in quieter openings. If you make a mistake in a typical Reti Opening middlegame, you may end up getting a small positional disadvantage, but if you make a similar mistake in the sort of wild tactical positions which often arise from gambits, you are quite likely to find yourself being mated, or losing a substantial amount of material. ..." - FM Steve Giddins (2003)
Maybe consider A Chess Opening Repertoire for Blitz and Rapid by Evgeny and Vladimir Sveshnikov.
https://www.newinchess.com/media/wysiwyg/product_pdf/9020.pdf
Thank you everyone for your useful informations!
If you want aggressive and are willing to learn quite a bit of theory (Go read Gawain Jones’ Books), Try the Dragon.
As far as the Reti goes, I would recommend the King's Indian Attack from the Reti, but the rest isn't great in terms of attacking.
If you are daring, try the Danish Gambit.
The Trompowsky Attack in d4 is very aggressive as well, as well as some lines in the Italian Game such as the Evans Gambit and Fried Liver Attack. The Grand Prix Attack against the Sicilian is deadly. As Black, the Dutch or Benko or Budapest against d4, and the Sicilian Najdorf, and any Dragon,(Regular, Accelerated, HyperAccelerated). King's Gambit is also very aggressive. Perhaps the Scotch Game and Scotch Gambit within it.
Hey, why hate the Reti?! Reti might seem tame but can quickly transpose to QG, English, KIA and much more. Great opening. If you just throw pieces straight away the attack will probably fail. A little foundation be needed, to get the W.
The reti is a very quiet opening. Very many people consider 1,.d4 the most aggressive option.
1. a3 is probably the most aggressive option
Hi everyone ^^
My elo ranking is around 1550 - looking for openings for both White & Black maybe 1 or 2 for each.
1). Im looking for some openings that might go with my playstyle, so basically i really like to play aggressive in the openings, i like to keep my opponent under pressure until he gets checkmated, i feel like everytime i have pressure on my opponent, that's where i feel i have advantage and i can crush my opponent, always 1 move ahead of him even with black sometimes.
2). Im looking for a source (website/forums/..) that provides openings informations (for example: aggressive and defensive openings / the recommanded opening (for Black) to play against certain White openings) each opening winrate and other useful informations.
3). a Friend recommand that i learn the Reti system as white, and i want to know some infos about this opening.. is it considered an aggressive opening? Does black have good moves to stop it? How good is the Reti in general?.
Thank you