There is no "best" opening. Your opening choice should be based on the middle games you like to play. Which is why I play The London, CK and Slav. Similar pawn structures.
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Is this "bruh" supposed to mean something here?
There is no "best" opening. Your opening choice should be based on the middle games you like to play. Which is why I play The London, CK and Slav. Similar pawn structures.
bruh
Is this "bruh" supposed to mean something here?
Im surprised "bruh" is still a thing.
Barnes opening is objectively the best for beginners.
Edit: don't take this advice.
Barnes opening is objectively the best for beginners.
if you play g4 youre cooked, but if you can defend with this worst opening, unless you are a gm, no matter what you do, you are gonna lose unless your opponent is dumb
Barnes opening is objectively the best for beginners.
if you play g4 youre cooked, but if you can defend with this worst opening, unless you are a gm, no matter what you do, you are gonna lose unless your opponent is dumb
why am I disliked, i am saying the truth
Italian
As long as you’re actively thinking about each of your moves I don’t think it matters too much.
I did get a lot out of learning and playing the kings gambit though. It really helped me get a better feel for handling initiative and threats to king safety
(I probably wouldn’t recommend it tho)
best beginner opening is e4-e5/d4-d5
you should stick to opening principles as a beginner, not to theory openings
Barnes opening is objectively the best for beginners.
if you play g4 youre cooked, but if you can defend with this worst opening, unless you are a gm, no matter what you do, you are gonna lose unless your opponent is dumb
why am I disliked, i am saying the truth
Maybe because Barnes Opening is f3?
There is no "best" opening. Your opening choice should be based on the middle games you like to play. Which is why I play The London, CK and Slav. Similar pawn structures.
bruh