why is the Italian opening labeled a beginner opening? - Chess Forums - Page 2

kindaspongey

Apr 17, 2018

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#21

DeirdreSkye wrote:

Modern existed. It was Steinitz.The modern era of chess probably starts with him.

Rat1960

Apr 17, 2018

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#22

I always took it to mean where you *begin* rather than when you are a developed player you move away from beginner stuff. See #21 above.

Killer77026

Mar 8, 2021

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#23

SeniorPatzer wrote:

Is the two knights defense simple to learn against the Italian game?

Sure but look out for the fried liver attack