I play e4 as white followed by Ke2.
my opening repetoire
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May 27, 2010
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ivandh wrote:
I play e4 as white followed by Ke2.
and then your king disappears in a cloud of smoke...
And we care because?
Elubas wrote:
And we care because?
just wondering, if you're attempting to say that you don't care, then why did you care enough to type a reply?
Because I want to know.
If you play the king's gambit against 1...e5 than why do you try to transpose to a Ruy after 1.Nc6? This doesn't really make sense, maybe you should try 2.d4 after 1.Nc6. Learning the Ruy is a lot of work, and if you are only going to play it against a 1.Nc6 move order than it is probably not worth it.
birdboy1 wrote:
Elubas wrote:
And we care because?
just wondering, if you're attempting to say that you don't care, then why did you care enough to type a reply?
He means that he does actually care, he just doesn't know why he cares.
trigs wrote:
ivandh wrote:
I play e4 as white followed by Ke2.
and then your king disappears in a cloud of smoke...
its pretty much a forced win for white. after all its the boncloud
ivandh wrote:
birdboy1 wrote:
Elubas wrote:
And we care because?
just wondering, if you're attempting to say that you don't care, then why did you care enough to type a reply?
He means that he does actually care, he just doesn't know why he cares.
No, it's that I don't care but I do care about saying that I don't care but don't know why.
Elubas wrote:
ivandh wrote:
birdboy1 wrote:
Elubas wrote:
And we care because?
just wondering, if you're attempting to say that you don't care, then why did you care enough to type a reply?
He means that he does actually care, he just doesn't know why he cares.
No, it's that I don't care but I do care about saying that I don't care but don't know why.
It kind of sounds like you do care and don't know why you care but do care about saying that you don't care, but it's not clear whether you care why you don't care or why you should care.
shiro_europa wrote:
Elubas wrote:
ivandh wrote:
birdboy1 wrote:
Elubas wrote:
And we care because?
just wondering, if you're attempting to say that you don't care, then why did you care enough to type a reply?
He means that he does actually care, he just doesn't know why he cares.
No, it's that I don't care but I do care about saying that I don't care but don't know why.
It kind of sounds like you do care and don't know why you care but do care about saying that you don't care, but it's not clear whether you care why you don't care or why you should care.
No, he's saying that he doesn't know why he doesn't care, which doesn't make sense, because his first post was asking why he does care.
May 28, 2010
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ivandh wrote:
shiro_europa wrote:
Elubas wrote:
ivandh wrote:
birdboy1 wrote:
Elubas wrote:
And we care because?
just wondering, if you're attempting to say that you don't care, then why did you care enough to type a reply?
He means that he does actually care, he just doesn't know why he cares.
No, it's that I don't care but I do care about saying that I don't care but don't know why.
It kind of sounds like you do care and don't know why you care but do care about saying that you don't care, but it's not clear whether you care why you don't care or why you should care.
No, he's saying that he doesn't know why he doesn't care, which doesn't make sense, because his first post was asking why he does care.
maybe he doesn't care about his caring so much as he cares to know why he doesn't care so much about caring.
Are you glad you got that off your chest, madhatter? what if you change your repetoire? 
May 28, 2010
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Conzipe wrote:
And i play the unbeatable chocolate gambit!
LOL! that was hilarious 
I laughed out loud during that whole progression
May 28, 2010
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#16
Good old times when all the opening repertoire could be written on a few pages are long gone for me...
Conzipe wrote:
And i play the unbeatable chocolate gambit!
best game ever! ahah
as white- E4.
if e5 I play a kings gambit. if c5 I play the morra gambit. If c6 I play exchange variation and put my bishop on d3. If e6 I play and advance variation and put my bishop on d3. If g6 I play d4 N-e2. If N-f6 I play E5 and build a nice pawn structure. If N-c6 I play N-f3 and try to transpose to a ruy. If B6 I play D4 and N-d2.
as black against E4- C5 play a najdorf if possible.
as black against D4- Nf6 kings indian
as black against C4- Nf6 usually transposes to a kings indian