this opening is really cool in the Bullet games just makes the position looks crazy and complicated which could help you win on time :DD
I've played this opening on bullet chess once but it didn't go well, for me. I think that it is effective for those who can play it effectively.
Or just play Nf3 instead of taking e5
You would be down on development and you're WHITE! You lose the advantage of going first. Black would begin to develop pieces first.
If I were you, I'd be a little less certain that I have all the answers.
Or just play Nf3 instead of taking e5
You would be down on development and you're WHITE! You lose the advantage of going first. Black would begin to develop pieces first.
When you go over a game where black won because of zugzwang in the endgame would you still call white going first an advantage?
Doggy_Style wrote:
Why I hate playing the Spanish Game:
Umm, the ruy Lopez is one of the best moves.. And you don't need to castle, you can save your bishop
Umm....
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Or just play Nf3 instead of taking e5
You would be down on development and you're WHITE! You lose the advantage of going first. Black would begin to develop pieces first.
If I were you, I'd be a little less certain that I have all the answers.
Well, I stated that there would be less development. So? If you want to add to that or actually attack the argument itself, do so. But don't atack the actual person.
I would prefer the queens gambit to the king's gambit. Most players prefer to castle king's side.
http://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-openings/queens-gambit-and-the-bishop-gambit?page=2
Another one I posted n the Queen's Gambit. I LOVE the Queen's gambit. It doesn't open the king as much and most players don't castle queen's side anyway...
Or just play Nf3 instead of taking e5
You would be down on development and you're WHITE! You lose the advantage of going first. Black would begin to develop pieces first.
If I were you, I'd be a little less certain that I have all the answers.
Well, I stated that there would be less development. So? If you want to add to that or actually attack the argument itself, do so. But don't atack the actual person.
You give 3. fxe5 (a beginner's move) instead of 3. Nf3 (the correct move) because of some wishy-washy development condideration.
Time to get real, calculation of concrete variations always trumps vague concepts.
The way you tell it, you'd rather be a Rook down than one move behind on development.
Why post if you are not open to new ideas, proffered by much stronger players?
Calculation of concrete variations works because the quiet positions at the end of the forcing variations conform to said vague concepts (d-file control, exploitable weaknesses gained if attacking or weaknesses consolidated if defending, bishop vs. knight in a pawns on both sides ending, etc.)
Calculation of concrete variations works because the quiet positions at the end of the forcing variations conform to said vague concepts (d-file control, exploitable weaknesses gained if attacking or weaknesses consolidated if defending, bishop vs. knight in a pawns on both sides ending, etc.)
Pedal your nonsense elsewhere, thank you.
Calculation of concrete variations works because the quiet positions at the end of the forcing variations conform to said vague concepts (d-file control, exploitable weaknesses gained if attacking or weaknesses consolidated if defending, bishop vs. knight in a pawns on both sides ending, etc.)
Pedal your nonsense elsewhere, thank you.
Bite me, no one asked for your opinion :P
@seayun: congratulations, with your argument you've just refuted 1.d4 as obsolete!
@seayun: congratulations, with your argument you've just refuted 1.d4 as obsolete!
Is there some way for White to regain the advantage, by giving up a whole Rook for nothing?
Doggy_Style wrote:
Why I hate playing the Spanish Game:
Umm, the ruy Lopez is one of the best moves.. And you don't need to castle, you can save your bishop
Umm....
Rating 1163-player is teaching rating 2082-player:
"Umm, the ruy Lopez is one of the best moves.. And you don't need to castle, you can save your bishop"
lol...so funny here sometimes 
Haha
It is called the King's Gambit, not the King's Grab e5 Pawn Opening.
Is there some way for White to regain the advantage, by giving up a whole Rook for nothing?
Yes of course, here's the main line:
seayun wrote:
MichaelPorcelli wrote:
Or just play Nf3 instead of taking e5
You would be down on development and you're WHITE! You lose the advantage of going first. Black would begin to develop pieces first.
Erm ... seayun, how is developing a knight any worse for development than playing a pawn capture?! You seem a little confused ...
Or just play Nf3 instead of taking e5
You would be down on development and you're WHITE! You lose the advantage of going first. Black would begin to develop pieces first.