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A good first opening move in Antichess.

OpeningChess variant
Here you will learn to punish bad moves from black after 1.g3.

As I have experienced, starting with 1.g3 can lead to many quick wins.

How to punish bad moves.

https://lichess.org/study/vqQCjTmQ/ht3UKMm6#1

Notes on analyzing and learning forced wins in Antichess.

As you have already noticed, the winning line in these studies are not the only ones.
I tried to make them as simple as possible to remember.
Here are some tips to help you learn and remember winning lines.

-Use the Engine, but try to find a line that you can remember easily.
It is most important to win, it does not matter how quickly you win.

-If you try to learn multiple lines, handling similar positions similarly helps reduce your workload.
You can further decrease workload by training eliminating your pieces with a loose cannon.

-Don't be afraid to play games and practice the lines you found.
Practice makes perfect.

You have reached the end of this blog. Next time we will look at basic endgame theory.