anything
best opening for 1700?

I'm 2000 otb uscf (my fide sucks don't ask it's like 1750)
how I study my openings? I have chess base 18 (it's like 300+ dollars) but all you need is a good engine, and players database. Lichess and chess.com both have them and pick a line you want to play. Not something is most popular or the engine's top choice, but something you would want to play. Something you would be romantically attract- I mean that you would want to play in that position. And the best part? You don't need to memorize thousands of lines, sometimes you can just play a game, and find your first mistake or something you could have done better and next time don't make the mistake again! But in the end, it's always up to you!

Sicilian: Taimanov. Universal
Now You can say "Bro, youre 1200. This is question about opening for 1700!" Youre right but i know openings like 2200

Sicilian: Taimanov. Universal
Now You can say "Bro, youre 1200. This is question about opening for 1700!" Youre right but i know openings like 2200
cap there's no such thing as knowing an openings on whatever level. more complex positions such as makogonov kings indian or moscow gambit/botvinnik variation in the semi slav is different compared to the the chameleon slav or the berlin defense

Bongcloud
coming to think of it
https://www.chess.com/blog/dragonwings211/the-best-opening-bongcloud
lol

Scotch may be the perfect one for u
but it's too drawish
not rlly if ur good at it, I play the scotch a lot and I get minimal draws

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