play nf6,g6 or ne7 so many options
Queen's Gambit Declined
If I were black, after 3. Nf3 I'd poke around a bit looking for trouble or I'd wait in secrecy for white to leave the world awhile so I could then bustle about looking for revenge, say with 3...Bb4+. You must shake up the chessboard like you are beating basil without a mortar or a pestle.
If I were black, after 3. Nf3 I'd poke around a bit looking for trouble or I'd wait in secrecy for white to leave the world awhile so I could then bustle about looking for revenge, say with 3...Bb4+. You must shake up the chessboard like you are beating basil without a mortar or a pestle.
if White replies with Bd2?
If I were black, after 3. Nf3 I'd poke around a bit looking for trouble or I'd wait in secrecy for white to leave the world awhile so I could then bustle about looking for revenge, say with 3...Bb4+. You must shake up the chessboard like you are beating basil without a mortar or a pestle.
if White replies with Bd2?
If white plays Bd2
I'd make a herring's eye stew
and when I was through
and I'd play 4...a5 and think about what Pepé Le Pew would do...
after 1.d4 d5 2.c4 e6 3.nf3 nf6, my opponents on here like to play 4.e3 blocking in the c1 bishop and then i can't play my lasker defence
Why play Nf3 before Nc3?
I'd play Nf6 and see if White is still timid enough to play something like e3.
That may be. But in my experience, a lot of people play odd slow lines and don't seem willing to take charge in the opening. I don't know why.
@Robert_New_Alekhine, Can you draw a game trading your queen for a bishop and a knight?
Black to move.
What would you do after white played Nf3?
or What would most of black players do in this situation?