kco wrote:
I am sorry, I know this is very hard for you to understand this.
There is nothing to understand.
The f5 Opening
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Randomemory wrote:
Like I said, this is the ONLY opening that loses on move 1, okay maybe d4 e5 loses as well, but here it is much worse.
1. d4 e5 is tons better that THAT. "Only" +0.8, compated to that one's +2, a winning advantage
Budapest is really better than bird's opening. I just use bird's during bullet to make the opponent think 
Apr 30, 2013
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#85
Y pretends he doesn't get it, but it's painfully obvious to everyone else.
I'm gonna add this thing to my repertoire for sure.
DrSpudnik wrote:
Y pretends he doesn't get it, but it's painfully obvious to everyone else.
Nothing is painfully obvious. I just avoid trolls.
Yereslov wrote:
DrSpudnik wrote:
Y pretends he doesn't get it, but it's painfully obvious to everyone else.
Nothing is painfully obvious.
You've never hit your thumb with a hammer?
The diagram above reffered to this game:
And you're SURE he was rated 1288?
Yes, check out my game history
Lets start with the odvious. 5. Bd3 does not come with the threat of Bg6# and is not an accurate move order compared to 4. Bd3. I would prefer 5. d4 or 5. Nc3. 7. h3 is a waste of a move, 7. Nc3 aimed at 7.,.. e4 or even 7.Bf5 intending 7...e4 8. Qh3 and exchanging light squared bishops as soon as Black moves his d pawn are both better. I would rather return a pawn with 8. Bf5 then play Bf1. 13. Bxf6 loses time when White has already lost too much of it. 13. Nc3, if black wants a pawn back with 13...exd4 let him have it. I still want to move the knight; 16. Nc3. After 18. f3 I suggest eugenics before White pees in the genepool.
I know white played bad against me. Playing Bd3 without d4 first is always bad for white.
Apr 30, 2013
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#95
Yereslov wrote:
DrSpudnik wrote:
Y pretends he doesn't get it, but it's painfully obvious to everyone else.
Nothing is painfully obvious. I just avoid trolls.
You avoiding trolls is like someone running from his own shadow.
DrSpudnik wrote:
Yereslov wrote:
DrSpudnik wrote:
Y pretends he doesn't get it, but it's painfully obvious to everyone else.
Nothing is painfully obvious. I just avoid trolls.
You avoiding trolls is like someone running from his own shadow.
I suggest you correct your sentence.
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uhohspaghettio wrote:
A player who blundered? What are the chances!
Go troll somewhere else.
Another classic:
I am sorry, I know this is very hard for you to understand this.