Because they can't bring the queen out on the first move
Why do many beginners bring the queen out on the second or third move?
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Jul 20, 2020
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#23
Have you not heard the phrase - the Queen is a strong piece so sacrifice it early?
Morphys-Revenge wrote:
Have you not heard the phrase - the Queen is a strong piece so sacrifice it early?
Botez gambit
hvenki wrote:
kaiserin_ksenija wrote:
Because they can't bring the queen out on the first move
the title is on the 2nd/3rd move
My post answers the title
Jul 20, 2020
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#26
Lc0_1 wrote:
Morphys-Revenge wrote:
Have you not heard the phrase - the Queen is a strong piece so sacrifice it early?
Botez gambit
?
Jul 20, 2020
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#27
hotcrystal1 wrote:
Lc0_1 wrote:
Morphys-Revenge wrote:
Have you not heard the phrase - the Queen is a strong piece so sacrifice it early?
Botez gambit
?
yes i have
Jul 20, 2020
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#28
francis20110 wrote:
I'm a beginner too but never do this.
Occasionally it will gain material for them but the vast majority of the time I just end up chasing their queen around the board while developing pieces.
What is the logic of bringing the queen out on the second or third move?
Its related to beginners learning the 2, and 4 move mate.
Jul 21, 2020
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#29
I’m a beginner, and I remember I used to do that a LOT.
For me, as llama said, it’s pretty much because I was getting results - beating weaker players. If you do well with something, it doesn’t make sense to make a change.
Jul 21, 2020
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#30
I actually enjoy playing the Wayward Queen in bullet to disorient people.
DarkestOnyx wrote:
I actually enjoy playing the Wayward Queen in bullet to disorient people.
Try the Caro-Kann hillbilly attack. Has a lot of the same stuff, and is pretty spicy!
hvenki wrote:
francis20110 wrote:
I'm a beginner too but never do this.
Occasionally it will gain material for them but the vast majority of the time I just end up chasing their queen around the board while developing pieces.
What is the logic of bringing the queen out on the second or third move?
well if you dont do it what makes you think other beginners will do it?
They have done it in many many games against me.
iofferyoutoresign wrote:
I’m a beginner, and I remember I used to do that a LOT.
For me, as llama said, it’s pretty much because I was getting results - beating weaker players. If you do well with something, it doesn’t make sense to make a change.
Yes, it can get results at very low levels but won't help you become a better chess player.
1. e4 e5 2. Bc4 Qg5 did I do wrong?
But I am attacking.
DerekDHarvey wrote:
But I am attacking.
Yes, but with only two pieces, and one of them is a target when going up against a stronger opponent.
usually it's for the scholars mate from what I've noticed
The hillbilly attack brings out the queen somewhat early.