awesome move, iam usually a positional player but iam trying to become a more tactical and agressive one. what would you recomend me to learn first, the nardofj or the dragon?
Accelerated Dragon Queen Sacrifice
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That is a matter of taste.
I started with the accelerated dragon, and I'm now examining one of the most complex variations of the Sicilian defense called the Sveshnikov. I don't know how much study time the Najdorf requires, but the Accelerated Dragon is learned quite easily.
Yes, b4 was a massive blunder ;-)
By the way, jonager, I have to say that studying openings is mainly a matter of positionally understanding the moves you make, while learning and appreciating the tactical possibilities when you or your opponent steps out of line. If you want to practice tactics, visit www.chesstempo.com or play lots of short tempo games - I tend to do both - and see how well you do ;-)
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Simone070792 wrote:
By the way, jonager, I have to say that studying openings is mainly a matter of positionally understanding the moves you make, while learning and appreciating the tactical possibilities when you or your opponent steps out of line. If you want to practice tactics, visit www.chesstempo.com or play lots of short tempo games - I tend to do both - and see how well you do ;-)
i've been doing chesstempo about an hour daily, and i'm starting to recognize tactics patterns faster.
Have fun with it :-)