The Blackmar-Diemer Gambit?
There won't be easy answers in developing an opening repertoire since every opening has its drawbacks.
What would be agressive move after d4?
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Dec 28, 2016
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The Trompowsky?
The Blackmar-Diemer Gambit?
There won't be easy answers in developing an opening repertoire since every opening has its drawbacks.
The Blackmar-Diemer Gambit?
There won't be easy answers in developing an opening repertoire since every opening has its drawbacks.
g4
ESP-918 hat geschrieben:
D4 your first move then he responds with Nf6 , so what would be a strong, very agressive, something surprising move to play with experts or master level players?
If you really wish to compete with master level players, should you not be able to answer that question yourself ?
1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 !! Most aggressive
Kd2! Run that them and give them a royal headbutt.
Dec 28, 2016
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#8
Agreed. Then after 2.c5 3.d5 then 3.e5 or b5 you've got an interesting game ahead of you.
I will stick with a C4 , thx everyone
Try www.365chess.com. Opening Explorer.
1.d4 is not most attacking anyway. Réti it with 2.Nf3
Dec 28, 2016
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#14
I would say 2. g5 - immediately attacking that knight.
Apply the pressure right from the start and never let go - leave that expert in shock.
He may be the expert, but you should still hit him. You're playing white after all.
D4 your first move then he responds with Nf6 , so what would be a strong, very agressive, something surprising move to play with experts or master level players?