Openings for white...

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OK...well go have fun.

Be sure to come back and let us know if you find the cheese.


And thanks for filling me in further on how this hoax works.

to rbmorris:

try the english 1.c4 there are three main responses,

A)the symetrical 1.c4 c5
B)the indian 1.c4 Nf6/e6/g6 etc
c)the sicilian reversed type 1.c4 e5

Originally posted by jonrothwell
to rbmorris:

try the english 1.c4 there are three main responses,

A)the symetrical 1.c4 c5
B)the indian 1.c4 Nf6/e6/g6 etc
c)the sicilian reversed type 1.c4 e5

You do realize you are responding to a 2 1/2 year old post that someone has resurrected here for the purposes of advertising an elaborate hoax known as Stanley Random Chess?

no i didn't, why would anyone by sad enough to do that?

Originally posted by jonrothwell
no i didn't, why would anyone by sad enough to do that?

I don't know. Maybe they were advetizing another chess site. Maybe they were just having us on.

Originally posted by Mislav
As you are 1350 player I suggest 1. e4 e5 2. Qh5

Kidding! 🙂

Try London system (1. d4 d5 2. Nf3 Nf6 3. Bf4...). There are few main plans for white depending on what black plays, but you usually play it just as you would Colle, pawns on c3 and e3, Bd3, Qe2, going for e4 break...
Or try Scoth if you prefer e4 opening. 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. d4.

prove that 2. Qh5 is unsound please

well, if you like playing as black, play Andersson's Opening...
1. a3
you are essentially playing black where white cannot play the Ruy Lopez
surely, someone after this post will say thats preposterous because it does nothing to take center or develop in any way...
well, remember, this is a 1350 player...
close to me...
most of us aren't capable of taking advantage of the loss of one tempo anyway...
at this level, we have to gain at least two tempi to turn an advantage in most cases...
and the bonus is... you only have to be familiar with openings black normally plays...
MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

what now? does all think i'm off my rocker?