i was really original when i was a patzer so i thought i'd learn the Italian game. i don't play that opening anymore because only every blitz player on the planet plays it.
First opening that you've learned ?
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Scholars mate then QGA
Mar 24, 2017
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When I was well under 1000 and terrible at most aspects of chess, the first opening I learned was the Pirc Defense
The first openings I studied seriously though were the Bb5 Sicilian (white), Caro-Kann, and Slav Defense
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Queen's bishop game. I had a cheap chess computer that always "insisted" to play that opening.
Ruy Lopez
pfren wrote:
Bujumbura Gambit.
Invented by you? Lol
Scotch four knights
As a kid, probably about ten or so, I remember reading a chess book in the school library that was about the sicilian. It made no sense to me and I thought c5 to be a dumb move. I didn't study chess then and basically just knew how the pieces moved... and maybe the fool's mate. Anyway I guess, in a sense, the sicilian is my first known opening.
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Begging of your chess career, what was the first really the first opening you started experience with.
Mine was Dunst opening