That's my oppening as white!
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And what's yours?? I'm curious, maybe I will change my tactics! Share some comments with the ches begginer!!! Thanks!
I play scottish gambit.
This type of position is the main reason I stopped opening with the King's pawn.
fried liver:).
How is called this opening? Is it Philidor's opening?
Kingskiller wrote: How is called this opening? Is it Philidor's opening?
Yes sir.
This is called the Philidor Defence, though it is not in the true spirit of the Philidor. Philidor's idea with 2...d6 was to not impede the f-pawn with the g8 knight and prepare a quick ...f5. So if someone plays ...Nf6 first, and then ...d6 it is just circumstance that this is referred to as Philidor's defense.
I can't remeber any game I saw with Philidor's opening... Except Legal's mate. Probably I should try it. Thanks TonightOnly for your good explanation of it!
Spanish Torture baby!
Birds opening for me
TonightOnly wrote:
This type of position is the main reason I stopped opening with the King's pawn.
Why wat's the matter????
I like to play Philidor's Counter Gambit 1 e4-e5 2 Nf3-d6 3 d4-f5 which is very interesting for black,I think white is stuck for a move here, black is better in the position I think. Thanks.
Forever a Ruy Lopez fan
Although I switch it up depending on my mood
I started with the italian game and now I am trying to figure out the lopez & qgd. Man the variations get so deep I kinda get dizzy trying to figure them out and often cannot remember what I learned the next day. LOL.
Roma555 wrote: TonightOnly wrote:
This type of position is the main reason I stopped opening with the King's pawn.
Why wat's the matter????
Simply that I found it boring. When I was first started playing chess, I began to see the same positions over and over.
Black could play 3...Nxe4 4.Nxe4 d5
It looks like Vienna
