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Originally posted by Jusuh
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.

What sub 2000 players.

Give me 48 hours and I will be +2000 and will have proved the Grob rules okay.

Originally posted by Dragon Fire
What sub 2000 players.

Give me 48 hours and I will be +2000 and will have proved [b]the Grob rules okay.[/b]

you are not gonna make it. sorry, but it is the truth.

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And they're just the men.

Originally posted by cmsMaster
1.f3 2.c3 3.Kf2

Hey, I use that opening. What are you trying to say about it? 😛

Originally posted by slappy115
Hey, I use that opening. What are you trying to say about it? 😛

It might be the best opening ever.

Originally posted by cmsMaster
It might be the best opening ever.

You got that right. My rating only fell 250 points during the period I experimented with it.🙄

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 gaychessplayer
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!

I 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.