Really? If you know that the opponent is trying to set up scholars mate there's no way of anticipating and building a counter that will catch them off guard?
So is there any way to exploit the opponent's use of Scholar's Mate?
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Actually, you can do this
But there isn't a really good counter to catch them off guard (but that's how much I know)
No Minekraft, black can gain ad advantage against an attemt at scholars mate.
What does "scholar's mate is just overpowered" mean in your head?
It means he's trolling, and apparently being well fed.
MineKraft2004 wrote:
Buggot wrote:
Really? If you know that the opponent is trying to set up scholars mate there's no way of anticipating and building a counter that will catch them off guard?
yes totaly im like a pro in real life chess and that move is totaly overpowered so u should forget all about it
There's no defense to the scholar's mate I don't know why people even play chess when it's so easy to win all the time with it.
Here is a game I played against Carlsen earlier this year in Norway Chess 2015
I hoped I've convinced at least some of you that this opening should be banned from chess tournaments.
any techniques that will help one get set up or closer to an advantage while the other thinks they have the upper hand with the scholars mate?