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PerpetualPatzer123
May 2, 2021
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#21

Play sound openings. Work on tactics.

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Infinite_Blitz
May 2, 2021
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#22
icyboyyy wrote:
Infinite_Blitz wrote:
icyboyyy wrote:
Infinite_Blitz wrote:

I still think beginners should learn the stafford because it teaches you some attacking ideas

and if you're a real man, you don't sacrifice just one pawn, you sacrifice two by playing the danish gambit. now that's how you learn some real attacking ideas

What? Do you really think that the danish has more attacking ideas than the stafford? I guess you're making it clear to me that you haven't learned the stafford yet

BECAUSE I HAVEN'T, and how does the stafford have more attacking ideas than the danish?

How about danish? Just bishop sac on f7 

 

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Nennerb
May 2, 2021
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#23

Try the Hippo Defense

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GreenFrog_1450
May 3, 2021
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#24

I had to lookup what stafford gambit is.  The idea is contradictory.  The whole purpose of playing Petroff is to be solid.  If someone wants to play sharp openings, there are lots of better options that does not involve sacrificing a pawn.  nervous.png

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Nennerb
May 3, 2021
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#25
GreenFrog_1450 wrote:

I had to lookup what stafford gambit is.  The idea is contradictory.  The whole purpose of playing Petroff is to be solid.  If someone wants to play sharp openings, there are lots of better options that does not involve sacrificing a pawn. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkB4IVNaZWw

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Sameer_chess-player
May 3, 2021
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#26

start out by learning solid, positional chess, but you can try out certain sound gambits. For example, the benko gambit.

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thorthethnder
May 3, 2021
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#27

Play B00:King's knight formation or The Italian:Three Knights, The Italian:Four knights

 

 

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thorthethnder
May 3, 2021
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#28

or the mieses

 

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DasBurner
May 3, 2021
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#29
thorthethnder wrote:

Play B00:King's knight formation or The Italian:Three Knights, The Italian:Four knights

 

 

gross

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PerpetualPatzer123
May 3, 2021
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#30
DaBabysSideTing wrote:
thorthethnder wrote:

Play B00:King's knight formation or The Italian:Three Knights, The Italian:Four knights

 

 

gross

Like YOU? OOOOOO

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thorthethnder
May 3, 2021
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#31
DaBabysSideTing wrote:
thorthethnder wrote:

Play B00:King's knight formation or The Italian:Three Knights, The Italian:Four knights

 

 

gross

It is for a beginner. give me a good one for a beginner

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PerpetualPatzer123
May 3, 2021
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#32

(It’s a joke)

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thorthethnder
May 3, 2021
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#33
AunTheKnight wrote:

(It’s a joke)

I dont understand it

 

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PerpetualPatzer123
May 3, 2021
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#34
thorthethnder wrote:
AunTheKnight wrote:

(It’s a joke)

I dont understand it

 

Look at my post above yours. That is a joke. Not the Stafford thing.

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korotky_trinity
May 3, 2021
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#35
V1RUS125 wrote:

I am new to chess and the game fascinates me for how much thinking is involved and so far I am trying to learn the Stafford Gambit but it's just not working are there any other "beginner" strategies in Chess that i should look into?

King's Gambit is good too.

Even World Champion Garry Kasparov played it.

Try this thing.

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thorthethnder
May 3, 2021
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#36
AunTheKnight wrote:
thorthethnder wrote:
AunTheKnight wrote:

(It’s a joke)

I dont understand it

 

Look at my post above yours. That is a joke. Not the Stafford thing.

now i get it

 

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PerpetualPatzer123
May 3, 2021
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#37
korotky_trinity wrote:
V1RUS125 wrote:

I am new to chess and the game fascinates me for how much thinking is involved and so far I am trying to learn the Stafford Gambit but it's just not working are there any other "beginner" strategies in Chess that i should look into?

King's Gambit is good too.

Even World Champion Garry Kasparov played it.

Try this thing.

Isn’t the KG kind of unsound?

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thorthethnder
May 3, 2021
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#38
AunTheKnight wrote:
korotky_trinity wrote:
V1RUS125 wrote:

I am new to chess and the game fascinates me for how much thinking is involved and so far I am trying to learn the Stafford Gambit but it's just not working are there any other "beginner" strategies in Chess that i should look into?

King's Gambit is good too.

Even World Champion Garry Kasparov played it.

Try this thing.

Isn’t the KG kind of unsound?

It is great but a beginner cannot know how to continue if it becomes a little different

 

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korotky_trinity
May 3, 2021
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#39
AunTheKnight wrote:
korotky_trinity wrote:
V1RUS125 wrote:

I am new to chess and the game fascinates me for how much thinking is involved and so far I am trying to learn the Stafford Gambit but it's just not working are there any other "beginner" strategies in Chess that i should look into?

King's Gambit is good too.

Even World Champion Garry Kasparov played it.

Try this thing.

Isn’t the KG kind of unsound?

Why is it unsound ?

When I saw how Garry Kasparov played that.. I start to believe in the force of this gambit.

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korotky_trinity
May 3, 2021
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#40

Pol Murphy played it too in the 19th century.