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Avatar of M_M_

Do you think that this opening effective?

Avatar of SmokeJS

As a low to middle strength chess player I would prefer to have my king in a safer environment so staying with the four opening principles strikes me as being more effective.

Avatar of Saccadic

Well some 12 year olds played it once:

http://www.chess.com/games/view.html?id=1700780

Avatar of jk00750

Your kingside has light-squared weaknesses.  Maybe eliminate e3 and play something else?  Just a suggestion.  If it works, though, then stick with it.

Avatar of LokiMundane

There is no development on you queenside. Maybe develop your queenside some before G3 and Bg2

Avatar of Testrider

I think it doesn't give white an advantage, but is playable untill you play Kh1, after that this is allmost forced:

dxe3 dxe3 Qxd1 Rxd1 Ng4 and now white is forced to play Re1 giving black the initiative.

Avatar of TonightOnly

1.f4 d5  2.Nf3 Nf6  3.e3  is very standard Bird play. However, 3...Nc6 would be a very bad move. The knight is not going to exert any control over d4 or e5 by itself. Then also, black has lost the option of a quick ...c5. I would go for an early kingside fianchetto for black.

Avatar of boyerbcb77

If it works for you.  I do not like to expose my kindside that much.