Im bad at openings.
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Nov 13, 2020
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#26
Tom_Tenk wrote:
hello, which openings are best to get started with and learn first?
Everything you need to know about openings as an improving player:
https://www.chess.com/blog/nklristic/surviving-the-opening-first-steps-to-chess-improvement
I started with the Italian then slowly built my knowledge by watching YouTube videos. I think I learnt the king’s gambit followed by the English then the queen’s gambit and English system
Nov 15, 2020
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#28
English opening imo is very flexible. Suits all kind of players....whether you like sharp tactical lines or deep positional games.
french defense is good to learn closed positions
Anonymous_Dragon a écrit :
English opening imo is very flexible. Suits all kind of players....whether you like sharp tactical lines or deep positional games.
english is not recommendable for beginners
Nov 15, 2020
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#31
My favorite openings as a beginner were the Petrov defense, the Sicilian defense, and the Italian game.
RandomFilipino yazdı:
My favorite openings as a beginner were the Petrov defense, the Sicilian defense, and the Italian game.
Sicilian? You were wrong, even i avoid sicilian with 2.b4 everytime.
Nov 15, 2020
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#33
chamo2074 wrote:
Anonymous_Dragon a écrit :
English opening imo is very flexible. Suits all kind of players....whether you like sharp tactical lines or deep positional games.
english is not recommendable for beginners
Agreed.
Nov 15, 2020
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#34
I think also the Petroff Defense is interesting for beginners, because the positions are a little bit different from Italien or Scotch and can give Black a favourit position.
Nov 15, 2020
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#35
Levent_Acemi wrote:
RandomFilipino yazdı:
My favorite openings as a beginner were the Petrov defense, the Sicilian defense, and the Italian game.
Sicilian? You were wrong, even i avoid sicilian with 2.b4 everytime.
I like playing it from the get-go, but it is true that sometimes I can get into trouble. 
The truth is however that white at beginner level plays the inferior Bowdler attack very often, which is not that scary for black. I have decent results from the start with Sicilian, but I do agree that playing e4-e5 is probably the safest bet for an improving player.
petroff is boring, I used to play it but switched to sicillian
(Don’t listen to me, I don’t play Budapest)
play the budapest lol