any way is sensible but if they are beaten by the four move you should be playing a little higher ranking
Brad
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No, I've had a 200 higher rated player try a fool's mate once. It's arrogant and I don't consider it playing chess at all. You could teach a monkey the trick.
If I teach someone the first thing I teach is the fool's mate. Not to use it, but knowing how to avoid it and take your advantage from it. Because it's not a sensible opening.
It may work with many beginning players but if you feel too good for your opponent just don't play.
Just because they're lower rated doesn't mean they can't stop the simple Scholar's Mate. Unless the opponent is a complete novice, he/she will know how to defend against it and you will be worse off with a spoiled, premature attack.
What is the 4 move checkmate?
Its a secret move all grandmasters use to win.
i guess i will have to google it!
kcsteelandbrick... 4 move checkmate is basically checkmate in 4 moves, ;o))
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i have a 2 move one
hellrazor wrote: i have a 2 move oneOnly if there is an evil conspiracy between both players
4 moves mate is scholar's mate is first open with kings pawn, then take out bishop, then the queen (both attacking the same pawn near the king.) and then take the pawn with your queen
got it, GAME ON
Just to clarify a couple of things...
Do u think 4 move checkmate is a sensible way of trying to get someone in checkmate? (if they hav a lower rating than u)!!
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