you should fear 1.a3. Have you studied up on your English?
Bruhhhh B1ZMARK why...
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Mar 1, 2021
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#63
B1ZMARK wrote:
you should fear 1.a3. Have you studied up on your English?
c4?
I just play e5.
Like a reverse sicilian.
Moonwarrior_1 wrote:
Lol
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JackRoach wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
you should fear 1.a3. Have you studied up on your English?
c4?
I just play e5.
Like a reverse sicilian.
It is a feared opening among grandmasters. 1.a3, also known as the Andersson Opening, names after chess romantic legend Adolf Hitler I mean Andersson prepares b4 and c4, along with a deadly queenside attack.
Mar 1, 2021
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#67
BudewChess wrote:
JackRoach wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
you should fear 1.a3. Have you studied up on your English?
c4?
I just play e5.
Like a reverse sicilian.
It is a feared opening among grandmasters. 1.a3, also known as the Andersson Opening, names after chess romantic legend Adolf Hitler I mean Andersson prepares b4 and c4, along with a deadly queenside attack.
Only deadly if you're already dead
Moonwarrior_1 a écrit :
Anonymous_Dragon wrote:
Bruh. Once the pawn was there your game was already done
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no he could have maneuvered the queen to f1
BudewChess wrote:
JackRoach wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
you should fear 1.a3. Have you studied up on your English?
c4?
I just play e5.
Like a reverse sicilian.
It is a feared opening among grandmasters. 1.a3, also known as the Andersson Opening, names after chess romantic legend Adolf Hitler I mean Andersson prepares b4 and c4, along with a deadly queenside attack.
yes, I too, Love reviewing the romantic chess side of Hitlers Brilliant openings, such as the "Fried Living space" and "gas the juicers"
Objectively? Maybe. But psychologically these all hold the upper ground
Yes. I cower in fear when a3 is played.
The London is also psychological.