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1. f3! e5 2. g4!!
Scores extremely well for me as white. As black, I have a 0% win rate against this opening. Its pretty much invincible.
If you dont like it then 1. g4 e5. 2. f3 is also good as well.
no offense, but 1.a4, e5, 2.h4 doen't seem like a good opening. I was wondering if e4 or d4 is the best
for the first moves
Na3 and is white is winning
neither e4 or d4 is better. It's the same thing as if you would ask which arm is better right or left
Don't forget 1. c4!
And the answer is none is "better". The each lead to different type games (e4 more open and tactical, d4 and c4 more closed and positional) which can suit different players.
And of course, your opponent always has a say in the matter. For instance, if you play 1. e4, your opponent has a wide array of choices, from 1. e6 (the closed positional French) to 1. c5 (the sharp Sicilian) to a variety of gambits, and other options.
Statistically speaking, d4 leads to a lower losing rate for White, but also offers lower chances of winning, and more chances for a draw. e4, on the other hand, leads to more wins for White, but also more losses. These two opening moves have the best record. For someone new to chess, generally e4 is suggested, to speed up understanding of open games and tactics.
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Apr 18, 2010
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I like the Ruy Lopez.
interesting
fiveofswords, black could have won on move seven. checkmate similar to fool's mate
chessvictor777 wrote:
fiveofswords, black could have won on move seven. checkmate similar to fool's mate
How so?
chessvictor777 wrote:
fiveofswords, black could have won on move seven. checkmate similar to fool's mate
if 7. Qxh4??, Rxh4!!
No, 7... e5 8.Rh3 Qxh4!! 9. Rxh4 Bg3#
Conzipe, how do you do that? I still don't know how, please tell me :)
I want to know which opening is the best.