15 Apr '14 23:59>
Hello.
I was wondering what to do against someone who always play this system as White:
1. Nf3
2. g3
3. Bg2
4. 0-0
5. d3
6. Bg5
7. Nbd2
8. c3
9. Qc2
10. e4
And he will always answer ...h6 with Bxf6
Surely by playing this White completely gives away his first move advantage, probably Black can even gain a slight advantage.
I’m a 1700 Elo player.
My Black opening repertoire consist of the Caro-Kann and the Slav Chebanenko/Chameleon (but I also know the Sicilian Najdorf and the Benko Gambit, though I have abandoned these two openings two years ago).
And I prefer quiet and strategic positions.
So what would you suggest me to do against that system?
Thanks in advance for your answers.
I was wondering what to do against someone who always play this system as White:
1. Nf3
2. g3
3. Bg2
4. 0-0
5. d3
6. Bg5
7. Nbd2
8. c3
9. Qc2
10. e4
And he will always answer ...h6 with Bxf6
Surely by playing this White completely gives away his first move advantage, probably Black can even gain a slight advantage.
I’m a 1700 Elo player.
My Black opening repertoire consist of the Caro-Kann and the Slav Chebanenko/Chameleon (but I also know the Sicilian Najdorf and the Benko Gambit, though I have abandoned these two openings two years ago).
And I prefer quiet and strategic positions.
So what would you suggest me to do against that system?
Thanks in advance for your answers.