B1ZMARK wrote:
Objectively? Maybe. But psychologically these all hold the upper ground
Yes. I cower in fear when a3 is played.
The London is also psychological.
Bruhhhh B1ZMARK why...
you should fear 1.a3. Have you studied up on your English?
B1ZMARK wrote:
you should fear 1.a3. Have you studied up on your English?
c4?
I just play e5.
Like a reverse sicilian.
Lol
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.
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
Objectively? Maybe. But psychologically these all hold the upper ground