1. Standard memberchessisvanity
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    Any openings that have the style of bringing both black knights out no matter what white does?

    (i know there are exceptions if white chases a knight)

    I know about 1.d4....nf6 2.c4....nc6....

    But i'm curious about 1.e4 openings etc etc etc
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    a whole lot, bringing out both knights is a good idea for black or white after both sides bring out a pawn. then the bishops. then either castle or bring out the queen. then move another piece. then drop ten and punt.
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    nah i meant....both black knights first....before anything....unless white chases the first knight......
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    Originally posted by chessisvanity
    nah i meant....both black knights first....before anything....unless white chases the first knight......
    unless you move them to the a and f position, you will clog the middle which will make development of your pieces problamatic. moving knights to the outside ranks also decreases their effectiveness.

    just my opinion
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    01 Sep '07 21:49
    Originally posted by chessisvanity
    Any openings that have the style of bringing both black knights out no matter what white does?

    (i know there are exceptions if white chases a knight)

    I know about 1.d4....nf6 2.c4....nc6....

    But i'm curious about 1.e4 openings etc etc etc
    There is 1. e4 Nc6 2. Nf3 Nf6... then White has several choices for move 3: Nc3; Bb5; e5.

    I wouldn't want to be Black in this line, though!
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    1.e4,Nf6 2.e5,Nd5 3.d4,Nc6 is a line in the Alekhine defense.
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    02 Sep '07 07:49
    Originally posted by chessisvanity
    Any openings that have the style of bringing both black knights out no matter what white does?

    (i know there are exceptions if white chases a knight)

    I know about 1.d4....nf6 2.c4....nc6....

    But i'm curious about 1.e4 openings etc etc etc
    There is probably a line in the English in which Black does this. Most of the time, however, White has a central Pawn which can advance and push the Knights around. This of course leads to Alekhine's Defense.
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    there's also the four knights opening. e4 e5, nf3 nc6, nc3 nf6. it looks pretty boring.
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    Don't know anything about e4, but I like the Black Knight's Tango, I even tried to study it(I gave it up, and chose the modern defence)
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