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How can I practice/drill against a certain opening?
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There is this really nice little app called Chess Position trainer. You can tell it what openings you want to learn and it drills you until you get it.
You can change the starting position on this site in computer matches
You could try saying to your friends something like if I buy lunch will you play me starting from a specific opening.
Dale wrote:
You could try saying to your friends something like if I buy lunch will you play me starting from a specific opening.
Hey Dale, if you buy me lunch I will use whatever opening you want. 
Ok, does anyone have any idea how to actually use Chess Openings Wizard? I simply want to practice against the English opening. I have no idea how to use this software.
Jul 23, 2015
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#10
In Lucas Chess you can play against different entgines and set it up to play certain openings. Also has some good tactics puzzles included in the ap.
JackOfAllHobbies wrote:
Ok, does anyone have any idea how to actually use Chess Openings Wizard? I simply want to practice against the English opening. I have no idea how to use this software.
Play the tutorial, it will explain what to do.
I played the tutorial, it was useless.
Are we talking about the same thing?
Can you tell me what to click to pratice English opening?
JackOfAllHobbies wrote:
I played the tutorial, it was useless.
Are we talking about the same thing?
Can you tell me what to click to pratice English opening?
Sorry Jack. Its not a hard process, but will take a lot of typing to explain.
Recently came across listudy.org, which does exactly what you want. And it's completely free!
Jun 20, 2021
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I don’t know about all these apps & whatnot. The good old method sounds good, which is just get open the MCO book and play over all the lines in that opening over and over, and then maybe get a database of traps and miniatures in that opening, play through it a hundred times. I’ve never done all that myself, but I bet it works pretty good.
I want to learn to defend against a certain opening (English c3) as black. Is there a way I can play a computer or engine to just constantly play that opening against me?