Should I play 1.e4 as white and 2.e5 as black?

I've been playing d4 for a white and never went back to 1.e4 2.e5 stuff. But now I've tried to do e4 e5 and i actually liked the style of open aggressive games.

you mean 1 ... e5? just watch out for a scotch after 2. Nf3 NC6

There are many responses to E4 though.
After 11 moves of play from both sides these responses give the following advantages when played to theory:

0.2
E6 White Black
1 E4 E6
2 D4 D5
3 ND2 C5
4 NF3 NC6
5 EXD5 EXD5
6 BB5 QE7
7 BE2 QC7
8 O-O NF6
9 RE1 C5XD4
10 NB3 BB4
11 BD2 BD2

0.3
G6 White Black
1 E4 G6
2 D4 G7
3 NF3 D6
4 C4 E5
5 D4XE5 D6XE5
6 QXD8 E8XD8
7 NC3 F6
8 BE2 A5
9 0-0 BE6
10 C5 NE7
11 RD1 NC8

0.2
E5 White Black
1 E4 E5
2 NF3 NC6
3 BB5 A6
4 BA4 KF6
5 0-0 BE7
6 RE1 B5
7 BB3 O-O
8 D3 D6
9 A3 BG4
10 BE3 D5
11 ND2 H6

0.3
C6 White Black
1 E4 C6
2 D4 D5
3 ND2 D5XE4
4 NXE4 BF5
5 NG3 BG6
6 NF3 E6
7 C3 NF6
8 BD3 BXD3
9 QXD3 BD6
10 BG5 ND7
11 NE4 BE7

0.4
D6 White Black
1 E4 D6
2 D4 NF6
3 NC3 E5
4 DXE5 DXE5
5 QXD8 E8XD8
6 BF4 BB4
7 NF3 NC6
8 O-O BE6
9 RD1 BD6
10 BXE6 FXE6
11 A3 E7

So to answer your question 1... e5 is nice, 1...e6 is slightly better after a few moves and development for black.

Occasionally I invite the early push with a Robatsch via 1.e4 g6 2. d4 Bg7. Ive studied about 7 variations to that as well. This mainline is listed above and leaves white with a .3 advantage after getting through some development.

Hope this helps... btw I apologize if any of my notation is off, as I notate differently at home than the rest of the world and this was translated to modern notation very quickly for your sake so let me know if anything is off please.

I may have misunderstood your initial post, are you saying you're pushing your pawn on your second move? or this is a response from black?

Either way, hope I gave you some options to look at.

I play 1.e4 as white and 1.e4, e5 as black, and I am not getting many troubles out of the opening.

He means should he play the move e4 as black.

1.e4 e5*
Basically:
White: 1.e4
Black: 1.e4 e5 (e5 is blacks response)

If you played to theory after that push you give a slight advantage to black.

1. e4 e6 2. e5 c5 3. Nf3 Nc6 4. b3 b6
5. Bb2 Bb7 6. Na3 Be7 7. Bd3 d5 8. exd6 Bf6
9. Bxf6 Nxf6 10. Nc4 O-O 11. Qe2 Nb4 12. O-O b5
13. Nce5 Qxd6 14. Rfc1 Nxd3 15. Qxd3 Qb6

by your move 2. e5 they have a .4 advantage.
this fluctuates between even to .5 advantage for black around moves 4 and 6 respectively. After development and the invitation to trade queens on move 15 black is still up .3 vs all the above options I gave you for white. Unless of course you broke or do break from theory early to try and force blunders.

-Bishop

It does not matter what you play on move 1.
It matters what you play on moves 5-10-20-40.

bjr

Against me you should play 1. a3 and 1... a6