for white:
1 e4 e5: king's gambit
1 e4 e6: milner-barry gambit
1 e4 c5: smith-morra gambit
1 e4 c6: panov-botvinnik attack
1 e4 d6: pirc austian attack
1 e4 d5 2 exd5 Nf6: play 3.c4 followed by transposing to a panov if 3...c6 or after 3...e6 just take the pawn
for black:
play the alekhine and the benko gambit and derivitave gambits of the benko
Please be aware: this is a theory heavy repertoire in my opinion with always a chance of ending worse, but it is aggressive non the less.
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Jun 14, 2015
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For white, I'd complete with
1.e4 e5 the most popular reply at low level
2.Nf3 Nc6 the philidor is the main alternative at low level, rare nonetheless
3.Bc4, and then two main moves:
if 3... Nf6, Ng5 ! Very agressive play.
if 3... Bc5, b4 ! Evans Gambit, quite agressive as well.
You will play this a lot with white after 1.e4 ^^
On 1.e4 c5, the morra gambit is possible, but simply sticking with the main line of the classical sicilian will lead to great complications and possibilities of agressive play.
On 1.e4 e6, I'd advise you to play 2.Nf3, and to accept the complications of the Winawer (2....Bb4): trying to get into the poisoned pawn variation of the winawer should prove to get you the kind of complications you surely want.
With black:
if 1.e4, I like 1... d5, the center-counter (or scandinavian), with possibilities of gambiting with e6 or c6.
1...c5 could lead to the great (hyper)(accelerated) dragons variations.
if 1.d4, the Budapest Gambit is good for you, and generally speaking, I'd say 1...Nf6 is more agressive than 1...d5, unleast you get into the Meran variation.
Hello everyone, I'm quite new and I'm interested in learning more aggresive openings for black and white. Any opening you reccomend I will defintely do my research!
I'm an aggresive player and for white it's much easier to play; for black I always try to play the sicilian. I always here it's a game for full of tactics, but I typically am too slow in my games with this opening. (for now)
Thank you chess lovers :3