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Please Experts+ : I need the most aggressive and complex d4 opening out there!
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Try to play the King's gambit with your Queen pawn
Fixing_A_Hole wrote:
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ESP-918 wrote:
Im new to d4 opening so I need the most agressive, complex, tricky gambit , that exists, preferably with some traps
I'm planning to play people 2000-2300 Elo with this opening, so I need something that is superb, tricky, complex, unusual, preferably with some sacrifices, something never seen before ..... and so on
i think it is the queen's gambit declined
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greenibex wrote:
Fixing_A_Hole wrote:
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this ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anwy2MPT5RE
just play normal openings
There is no "most aggressive, complex tricky gambit" against 1. d4. and none with any particularly hard-to-avoid traps.
There are plenty of complex and aggressive systems such as the King's Indian, Gruenfeld and Benoni, as well as lines like the Semi-Slav and Cambridge Springs in the Queen's Gambit.
There are numerous gambits against 1. d4, mostly unsound or unlikely to lead to more than a draw if White knows what he is doing. The exception is the Benko gambit. But that is not "tricky" or "trappy" even though it is complex.
Most of the available gambits are in the Queen's Gambit, but if you open 1.d4 d5 you give white the option of playing a London system or Colle or Catalan system and then you can forget about tricky and trappy for the rest of the opening.
May I ask why you are looking for an opening that is complex, aggressive, tricky and trappy, rather than a sound opening that you are capable of playing well? To avoid easy draws it is only necessary for an opening system to be complex.
keisyzrk wrote:
1.e4 c5 2.Na3 g6 3.h4！just go look up Rapport.6
Very interesting, but the OP wanted something to play against 1. d4
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Dec 27, 2016
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exnos wrote:
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Dec 27, 2016
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How can someone playing 2300 players have no clue about the basics of d4 openings?
Dec 27, 2016
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triggerlips escribió:
How can someone playing 2300 players have no clue about the basics of d4 openings?
Welcome to internet chess? Where everything smells like fish and the truth is not true?
Guys take it easy , I'm just a beginner , I only know 1% of what super GMs know
Plus I might play with 2300 players and I played with a GM here as well , so what? I didn't win, so just playing someone is not enough to judge, like you guys do
Im new to d4 opening so I need the most agressive, complex, tricky gambit , that exists, preferably with some traps
I'm planning to play people 2000-2300 Elo with this opening, so I need something that is superb, tricky, complex, unusual, preferably with some sacrifices, something never seen before ..... and so on