what you think about queens gambit
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AvanishHingmire
Jul 16, 2025
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I like I always win with it
Jul 16, 2025
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You have played 1 game with it and lost, unless im missing something.
I think the Queen’s Gambit is a great opening to learn, especially for beginners like me. It teaches a lot about controlling the center and developing pieces quickly. Even when the opponent accepts the gambit, you can usually get a solid position with good piece activity.
That said, I often find myself unsure of what to do after the first 10 moves or so — the plans can get a bit tricky without deeper understanding. Still, it feels like a solid foundation to build on, and I'm enjoying learning it so far!
Also, if someone wants to practice or just relax with some fun online games between study sessions, I recommend checking out this site - there are a lot of web games and casual games that are great for a short break without leaving the “thinking” zone completely.
GR-Group wrote:
Learning the Queen's Gambit is a great way to get started. It imparts valuable knowledge about pawn structure, development, and center control. Rich, advantageous positions result from acceptance or rejection. It was also made even more popular and motivating for new players to study by the Netflix series!
What's the point of AI-generated spam like this? Don't you have your own thoughts about the matter?
I dont even know how to play the queens gambit
AvanishHingmire wrote:
So learn it
Nah
Queen's Gambit is 1.d4 d5 2.c4
Bobby Fischer described it as "dull, and a draw".
Beginners are best advised to start a game with 1.e4
RathminesRampager wrote:
Queen's Gambit is 1.d4 d5 2.c4
Must be a cool thing
I also think the Queen's Gambit is a great choice for beginners. It really helps you understand central control and sets up a lot of interesting ideas for the middlegame.
By the way, I also recommend playing on this site. Your strategies can bring you considerable success and victories.
RathminesRampager έγραψε:
Queen's Gambit is 1.d4 d5 2.c4
Bobby Fischer described it as "dull, and a draw".
Beginners are best advised to start a game with 1.e4
The best game of his career with the White pieces was a Queen's Gambit.
The Queen’s Gambit reignited global interest in chess, likened to the chess boom after Fischer–Spassky in the 1970s .
Aug 12, 2025
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pfren wrote:
RathminesRampager έγραψε:
Queen's Gambit is 1.d4 d5 2.c4
Bobby Fischer described it as "dull, and a draw".
Beginners are best advised to start a game with 1.e4
The best game of his career with the White pieces was a Queen's Gambit.
Game 6 of the 1972 championship match. Look it up kids! He beat Spassky with a QGD in epic style.
A great gambit. Good to learn with different London openings
Yup
