Batman2508 wrote:
ry can you make a blog about it? ( because you'r the only i trust here) these people could be making the worng moves.
I could, but I dont want to tell the entire world
To all whom call jobava trash
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Dec 10, 2020
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#23
harry_beltik wrote:
rychessmaster1 wrote:
harry_beltik wrote:
f3 needs to be played
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like this
4. f3 there
Anderssen ees vrty gud as wll
Dec 10, 2020
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#26
StressFreaksMeOut wrote:
Ayyy f3 kf2 white wins
Thats what am trying to say
That opening has some tricks with g4 push especially when Black play Bf5, quite dangerous for black who havent prepared the repertoire well. So, I analysed with Stockfish NNUE to get a repertoire for black.
This is how Stockfish will play as black in quick analysis.
Dec 10, 2020
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#28
drmrboss wrote:
That opening has some tricks with g4 push especially when Black play Bf5. So, I analysed with Stockfish NNUE to get a repertoire for black.
This is how Stockfish will play as black in quick analysis.
a lot of people play like this against me, and I very much like whites position
rychessmaster1 wrote:
2Kd21-0 wrote:
Whats the Jobava of the London System?
Oh cool
Dec 10, 2020
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#30
rychessmaster1 wrote:
drmrboss wrote:
That opening has some tricks with g4 push especially when Black play Bf5. So, I analysed with Stockfish NNUE to get a repertoire for black.
This is how Stockfish will play as black in quick analysis.
a lot of people play like this against me, and I very much like whites position
ok then can you please private message me the blog? like make the blog in messages and give it to me if you would like.
rychessmaster1 wrote:
drmrboss wrote:
That opening has some tricks with g4 push especially when Black play Bf5. So, I analysed with Stockfish NNUE to get a repertoire for black.
This is how Stockfish will play as black in quick analysis.
a lot of people play like this against me, and I very much like whites position
Of course, you will like white as white has initiatives, but this is probably the best black can do in this opening.
In some main theory lines where black has to struggle to get equal position up to move 25, move 30 .
It is nature of chess that black is supposed to struggle in the opening.
Dec 10, 2020
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#32
drmrboss wrote:
That opening has some tricks with g4 push especially when Black play Bf5, quite dangerous for black who havent prepared the repertoirewell. So, I analysed with Stockfish NNUE to get a repertoire for black.
This is how Stockfish will play as black in quick analysis.
I have four chess.com games in this line actually
Dec 10, 2020
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#33
drmrboss wrote:
rychessmaster1 wrote:
drmrboss wrote:
That opening has some tricks with g4 push especially when Black play Bf5. So, I analysed with Stockfish NNUE to get a repertoire for black.
This is how Stockfish will play as black in quick analysis.
a lot of people play like this against me, and I very much like whites position
Of course, you will like white as white has initiatives, but this is probably the best black can do in this opening.
In some main theory lines where black has to struggle to get equal position up to move 25, move 30 .
It is nature of chess that black is supposed to struggle in the opening.
I agree! This probably is the best response! But white has a far easier game!
3..c5 4..cxd4 5..a6 and Black is totally fine.
A poor man's Veresov, as if the Veresov wasn't dubious enough...
2.c4 is the way to go.
All the rest are sidelines, for a good reason.
OP has a case for 2.Nc3 because he's a tournament player, and such esoteric lines prove to be a good tool in his case, provided extensive homemade preparation.
It doesn't change the fact that every little "system" is a sideline.
I like Bachmann but he had it coming...
Dec 10, 2020
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#38
Anonymous_Dragon wrote:
Ignore all these garbage openings. Play f3 kf2 . You are going to see your wins decreasing dramatically.
Dec 11, 2020
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#39
neveraskmeforadraw wrote:
3..c5 4..cxd4 5..a6 and Black is totally fine.
Sure you keep thinking that bud
yes
I cant know every opening...
well, I know it at my level, its pretty popular so yeah