Worst first move in chess

This is not entirely true. Though the evidence from a single source, the strongest chess engine in the world, "Stockfish" lists 1:f3 as the worst possible opening move for white. Granted, you can argue 1:A4 is a bad move, but 1:f3 is the worst possible move.

And then resign 

I prefer 1. f3 followed by 2. Kf2.

It's simple logic. Develop the most important piece, first.

Amazing that the so-called expert players have neglected all this time rapid development of the King. Put the Royal shyster to work, he can't stay idle in the palace all day playing around with his rook.

By my own logic, i would prefer f3. It allows for Fool's mate, and also avoids the weak bird's opening.

I think 1.f3 is the worst first move in chess. It doesn't develop a piece or even open the line to a piece to be developed next move. Also, it takes away the natural square of the g1 knight.

I think the worst chess move is continuing this thread.

1. h3 The Clemenz Opening

I dont know why.. but these codes seem to be so familiar to me... where did you find this?

Not even close to the worst, kid. The grob (1.g4) is the worst

f3 is -0.6 at depth 40

g4 is -0.8 at depth 40

1. g4 followed by f3 to dominate the kingside

No

This is crazy 😜 

lol 

joey xDxD

My version of Stockfish rates 1.Na3 below 1.f3.