good openings against 1.d4?

@UBFL said in #1:
> recently I noticed I have no proper response for white playing d4(I play d5 and hope for the best) and now I'm trying to learn theory. Does anyone have any suggestions to openings I should learn?
e5,the gambit,in some bullet game you may try.@UBFL said in #20:
> i use it in hyperbullet tourneys
eha, i use it often too, because as for black ,1 click e5 is quick and force white to prepare for the next move which spend more than 1 second.2in my chess grade ,few people know this England gambit and they are always mistaking,that's fun.(but when part of them know this, and that the tradegy for me :)

As White I always play 1.d4, and I'm quite happy to see my opponent playing the Englund Gambit, which is basically unsound. If you want a solid response, you could play the QGD, the Nimzo-Indian, the Slav, the Grünfeld. Depends on what sorts of positions you enjoy. You asked for recommendations as Black against the London. I think -- and stronger players can weigh in if they disagree -- that if you're comfortable playing the QGD then you'll be comfortable facing the London, since you can sort of expect slow maneuvering of a similar nature.

QGD