Originally posted by moon 111
1.c3?! caro-kannish opening
1.d4 blocking caro kannish opening
2.c4 offering this gambit if he takes it will lead to: 2.dxc4 3.e3 3.b5 4.Nc3 4.a6 5.a4 and its over white wins
Caro-Kann only works for black, because it has a chance to offer equality. White wants an advantage, not equality. Also, white has already committed himself to the e4 square so it allows black an immediate chance to strike back in the enter with d5, with the line you gave white doesn't have a chance to fight for center control. Anyhow...
1.c3? I guess this fights for d4? but why not gain more space by playing e4, d4, or c4 and fight for control of d5 or e5.
1...d4 I told you, this isn't possible, you mean 1...d5 Black's already gaining space and fighting for e5, it looks like equality has been reached!
2.c4? What? Wasting a tempo. Black can't win the pawn outright because of things like 2...dxc4 3.Qa4+, but black doesn't have to try to win the pawn. Here he could play 2...e5 2...Nf6 or many other moves and have a strong position before move 3!
And the line you gave is by no means a win for white. I continued the line in F9 and got an even game (.24) after 8 moves. There are many problems with the opening you gave.
1.It doesn't gain much space for white.
2.It wastes a tempo for no reason....
3.You aren't developing!
4.It hands central control right over to black.