Lol
I just had a realization
Sort:
do you think more people play the QG because of the show?
I mean I played QGD as black anyway
FangBo wrote:
do you think more people play the QG because of the show?
I mean I played QGD as black anyway
Definitely, but they have probably all quit by now.
dfgh123 wrote:
FangBo wrote:
do you think more people play the QG because of the show?
I mean I played QGD as black anyway
Definitely, but they have probably all quit by now.
not like the seasoned veterans like us
graph analysis:
pandemic, people think the world is gonna end and stop playing dull openings small drop,
QG series released people think the QG is cool just because that is the name of the series
few months later people realise QG is not as good as they had hoped and abandon it in favour of the Grunfeld or Dutch or somethin
Queens Gambit is a good opening, but it can get complicated, while some lines are simple
hi
hello @BitTuBoss7
Sep 7, 2021
0
#11
dfgh123 wrote:
Found this here. https://github.com/Paul566/chessOpeningStats
per 1000 OTB games or online? How is there any way to calculate that?
IDK
probably top games of master (online and of-line)
TheChessKid90 wrote:
dfgh123 wrote:
Found this here. https://github.com/Paul566/chessOpeningStats
per 1000 OTB games or online? How is there any way to calculate that?
databases
pranavkr_2308 wrote:
Queens Gambit is a good opening, but it can get complicated, while some lines are simple
its solid, but it can be passive for a long time until you open it up a bit
I have officially had my ind blown.
0.0
FangBo wrote:
pranavkr_2308 wrote:
Queens Gambit is a good opening, but it can get complicated, while some lines are simple
its solid, but it can be passive for a long time until you open it up a bit
Yeah that's true
dfgh123 wrote:
Found this here. https://github.com/Paul566/chessOpeningStats
Why would there be such a significant dip, directly downward as soon as covid hit? That makes no sense!
Lol
You know that popular show, "Queen's Gambit"?
Glad they didn't call it "London System"!