Nemo90210 wrote:
play 1...b6 lolololololololololoooolololo9oolololololol
Were you referring to me
Weak against 1.d4. openings
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You cant always get into the meran.
Nov 23, 2009
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Meran, without a doubt. It is a very solid defense that does not give up the center.
I always wanted to look into that gambit it seems promising can anybody enlighten me on the subject. What's the gambits name?
Nov 24, 2009
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traxlerman wrote:
Meran, without a doubt. It is a very solid defense that does not give up the center.
you would really advise a weak d4 played to play the meren or any slav for that matter CRAZY MAN
Nov 24, 2009
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a good book road to chess improvment has a good advise on d4 four general ways of attacking as white depending on what white does
timeless_thoughts wrote:
I always wanted to look into that gambit it seems promising can anybody enlighten me on the subject. What's the gambits name?
How's it going, Kenneth? I know its a little late to give advice for that game but I agree with alot of the suggestions so far:
Nimzo Indian: Excellent winning percentage for black. If he decline to play Nc3 right away, turn it into a Queen's Indian (Anand's favourite Indian defence and he's Indian ; )
Semi-Slav: Solid and practically plays itself
QGD: hundreds of years of theory can't be wrong
AnthonyCG wrote:
All aggresive defenses to 1.d4 require some theory. Sorry man.
Your best shot is the Chigorin. It can be spicey at times and White might trade down to an endgame which may not be so bad for you if survival is important.
You don't need to much theory to roll with it. Your biggest issue is that friggin c7 pawn. It's dangerous to block it in vs. queens pawn openings and it could be a serious target for White. Get ready for cxd5, Bf4 and Rc1 for instance.
There is a heap of theory on that and it's as complicated as it gets--
The english defence can get sharp