09 Aug 06
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Originally posted by trevor33i play it almost every game cuz i put a challenge for anybody to accept and play as black and most people play e4
any thoughts?
1.e5 d5
2. xd5 Nf6
3. Nc3 here i used to play c6, but i been trying out g6
also idk the openings by name i just know that d5 is scandinavian
09 Aug 06
Originally posted by EcstremeVenomactually, idk if thats even an opening, is it possible for anyone to see what fritz says about that move? g6
i play it almost every game cuz i put a challenge for anybody to accept and play as black and most people play e4
1.e5 d5
2. xd5 Nf6
3. Nc3 here i used to play c6, but i been trying out g6
also idk the openings by name i just know that d5 is scandinavian
09 Aug 06
Originally posted by EcstremeVenomsince you gambit a pawn... they have named it... surprice: the scandinavian gambit ;-)
i play it almost every game cuz i put a challenge for anybody to accept and play as black and most people play e4
1.e5 d5
2. xd5 Nf6
3. Nc3 here i used to play c6, but i been trying out g6
also idk the openings by name i just know that d5 is scandinavian
10 Aug 06
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Originally posted by moon 111Scandinavian always seems better for white in my opinion. If you play it I say that 1.e4 d5 2.exd5 Nf6 is the best way to go about it. BTW Fischer scored 100% against the Scandinavian. Edit:Not quite, his recored was 5 wins 2 draws 0 losses. So he was undefeated against it...
i like what everyone said i think its about even but im not so good so dont take me by my word
11 Aug 06
Originally posted by Regicidalactually, the scandi has been gaining a better reputation as of late.
Let's see. Black plays a defense of poor reputation, then white reciprocates with an even poorer opening. Brilliant!
I just find that the fast development and open lines of the BDG are more helpful to me when I have 5 min to think as opposed to the lines of the scandi.
In cc, I never play the BDG, only exd5.