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Divinek
Canada4045 Posts
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oBlade
United States5580 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + For less-informed voters, viable options include e7-e6, d7-d6, and g7-g6 as people have already voted. c7-c5 and e7-e5 are possible but perhaps messier. | ||
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Spazer
Canada8031 Posts
I love me some King's Indian defense. | ||
MuffinDude
United States3837 Posts
Whats up with the knight first move? I vote g7 - g6 | ||
BlackJack
United States10490 Posts
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benjammin
United States2728 Posts
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Zozma
United States1626 Posts
Hmm. This is probably wrong, but what about 2 ... d5 ? Well, I've never been that good with openings, though. | ||
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Insane
United States4991 Posts
On October 18 2009 11:38 Zozma wrote: + Show Spoiler + Hmm. This is probably wrong, but what about 2 ... d5 ? Well, I've never been that good with openings, though. + Show Spoiler + d5 cxd5 Nxd5 e4 advantage white. d5 cxd5 Qxd5 Nc3 advantage white. Personally I'm a big fan of e5 [I mostly only play blitz / bullet in person, hustler-like ![]() | ||
Divinek
Canada4045 Posts
On October 18 2009 10:12 MuffinDude wrote: Add me too please. I would love to play chess. Whats up with the knight first move? I vote g7 - g6 + Show Spoiler + the 'knight first move' is used in response to d4 to stop d5. And it leads to many other great openings because you're developing a knight to a great square etc. | ||
Kazius
Israel1456 Posts
to which he'll probably reply d5, as taking on that pawn is a terrible mistake - from here, we can say b5 (Benko gambit), to which he'll take, undermining the d5 square, leaving him somewhat overextended and give us a lot of queen side freedom with moves like a6, giving us options to swing over the white squared bishop and queen with long diagonals and rook support - it will become a race between his king side and our queen side, but the pawn gambit gives us a huge head start, the classic Benko strategy | ||
iloveambiguity
United States81 Posts
On October 18 2009 12:29 Kazius wrote: I vote c7 - c5, Benoni defense + Show Spoiler + to which he'll probably reply d5, as taking on that pawn is a terrible mistake - from here, we can say b5 (Benko gambit), to which he'll take, undermining the d5 square, leaving him somewhat overextended and give us a lot of queen side freedom with moves like a6, giving us options to swing over the white squared bishop and queen with long diagonals and rook support - it will become a race between his king side and our queen side, but the pawn gambit gives us a huge head start, the classic Benko strategy Some of this is simply not true. However, playing Benko, Benoni, or Kings indian ( we can transposition) is a fighting chess, we probably need that to win. I am ok with g6 or c5, but even some e6 lines can lead to complications in a few moves. | ||
iloveambiguity
United States81 Posts
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iloveambiguity
United States81 Posts
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O-ops
United States4236 Posts
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anImaru
United States106 Posts
Queen's Indian! | ||
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Ver
United States2186 Posts
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huameng
United States1133 Posts
g6 isn't so bad though. | ||
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motbob
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United States12546 Posts
king's indian gogogogo | ||
Zozma
United States1626 Posts
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unknown.sam
Philippines2701 Posts
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