I once saw this opening in the chess.com lesson page before, but somehow I can't found it. I don't really know how the flow goes too, but what I do know is 2 bishops (black-squared & white-squared one) end up in front of the king and queen
Can anybody help me identify this opening? Thanks
Just stating where the Bishops go says nothing. Where are the pawns placed? That's the primary driver with piece placement being secondary. Like whether the Black knight goes to f6 or e7, or if the Bishop goes to e7 or b4, or if the Whote Knight goes to d2 or c3 doesn't determine the Opening. But if I told you that the first 2 moves by each player was 1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5, now the Knight going to d2 vs c3, or the Black Bishop going to e7 or b4 will often determine the variation, but it's the pawn moves that makes this a French Defense.
So just saying where the Bishops go is useless information to determine the opening.
I once saw this opening in the chess.com lesson page before, but somehow I can't found it. I don't really know how the flow goes too, but what I do know is 2 bishops (black-squared & white-squared one) end up in front of the king and queen
Can anybody help me identify this opening? Thanks