Originally posted by JusuhWhat sub 2000 players.
bull***t. do not listen these sub 2000 players. what do they know about life, chess and drugs??...nothing!!
1.e4! (or 1.g3!)
1...c5?! 2.g3!! +-
1...e5? 2. g3! +-
1...e6?? (lol) 2.g3! +-
1...d6!! 2.g3!! Bg7!? =
1.d4? Rf6! 2.c4?? (2.Nf3 =+) g6! -+
those are best lines. and remember, in the end it all comes down to fianchettoing your bishop.
Give me 48 hours and I will be +2000 and will have proved the Grob rules okay.
Almost all games at master level begin one of four ways: 1 d4, 1 e4, 1 Nf3, 1 c4.
Any opening moves that let you develop your pieces quickly, help you to control the center, and aid in keeping your King safe are generally good moves.
I recommend that you purchase "Winning Chess Openings" by Grandmaster Yasser Seirawan.
Have fun!
Originally posted by gaychessplayerI think 1.Nf3 should be played more at lower levels, it's very easy to transpose and the fianchetto setup is playable against just about anything - it seems like a very good way for amateurs to play.
Almost all games at master level begin one of four ways: 1 d4, 1 e4, 1 Nf3, 1 c4.
Any opening moves that let you develop your pieces quickly, help you to control the center, and aid in keeping your King safe are generally good moves.
I recommend that you purchase "Winning Chess Openings" by Grandmaster Yasser Seirawan.
Have fun!