1... d5 is better.
It's a bit aggressive for beginners, who generally avoid pushing their pawns out too far, but d5 avoids blocking in the dark squared bishop. It also controls e4 and c4 which says to white, "I'm taking control of this opening."
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WSama wrote:
1... d5 is better.
It's a bit aggressive for beginners, who generally avoid pushing their pawns out too far, but d5 avoids blocking in the dark squared bishop. It also controls e4 and c4 which says to white, "I'm taking control of this opening."
yeah but this is just one way there are many other ways
Art0fArcane wrote:
This is known as the fools mate, and you have to play into it for it to even work.
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WSama wrote:
1... d5 is better.
It's a bit aggressive for beginners, who generally avoid pushing their pawns out too far, but d5 avoids blocking in the dark squared bishop. It also controls e4 and c4 which says to white, "I'm taking control of this opening."
d5 is not too far. It is still on your "side". 5th-8th for Black, vice versa for White.
CharacterizedYeet wrote:
bruh this is so overrated
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Dec 25, 2020
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I don’t really know about that checkmate, but it is called the two move checkmate also known as the fool’s mate and can only be achieved by black.
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