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#11

But sometimes French defense will let the white e pawn go to fast...
And the position might lose...

But sometimes French defense will let the white e pawn go to fast... And the position might lose...
#12

true @FFEI said in #11:

But sometimes French defense will let the white e pawn go to fast...
And the position might lose...

true @FFEI said in #11: > But sometimes French defense will let the white e pawn go to fast... > And the position might lose...
#13

Guys, how about white??

Guys, how about white??
#14

@Dushyanth123 said in #12:

true
How about caro-kann?

@Dushyanth123 said in #12: > true How about caro-kann?
#18

kingside pawn is the most famous and best opening

kingside pawn is the most famous and best opening
#19

@AKANKSHA5F said in #18:

kingside pawn is the most famous and best opening
Yes, and Queen gambit

@AKANKSHA5F said in #18: > kingside pawn is the most famous and best opening Yes, and Queen gambit
#20

@FFEI said in #13:

Guys, how about white??
GO with Italian, guico painisommo(the slow but venomous Italian)or Guico Piano
Ruy lopez is no less, You can opt for it too, But you need to grasp a lot of knowledge to play it!
I believe Guico Piano might be the best (if black knows the theory the position is equal, if not the position is always upper hand for white)
However, we gave our opinions, but you need to choose which one might be good for you!
-----For fast development and open positions, the Italian Game works well.
-----For a strategic, quiet game, choose Giuoco Piano.
-----If you prefer a slower, more solid approach, the Giuoco Pianissimo is a good fit.
-----For a positional powerhouse with deep theory, go for the Ruy Lopez.

One thing I want to add, I did asked the same question from AI once, it gave me this advice:

Italian Game (1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4):
Style: Balanced (can lead to both tactical and positional play).
Benefit: Quick development and strong center control. Ideal for players who prefer open positions with straightforward plans.
Weakness: Can be too simplistic against well-prepared opponents; doesn’t offer deep complexity.

Giuoco Piano (1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5):
Style: Strategic and positional.
Benefit: Smooth piece development and control of the center. Focuses on long-term maneuvering.
Weakness: Black can equalize easily if well-prepared, and it can sometimes lack sharpness.

Giuoco Pianissimo (1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5 4. d3):
Style: Positional and slow.
Benefit: Quiet, solid approach with deep, long-term planning. Great for players who enjoy gradual maneuvering and subtle pressure.
Weakness: Can be too passive and give black easy equality if not handled with care.

Ruy Lopez (1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5):
Style: Positional, with potential for deep strategy and maneuvering.
Benefit: High-level complexity and flexibility, often leading to long-term pressure. Ideal for those willing to study theory.
Weakness: Requires significant knowledge of theory to handle well and can lead to slower, strategic positions.

I think that's enough for you to choose an opening, and if You want a resource to it (any of the openings mentioned above) Remember I am having Bundles of Books :)

@FFEI said in #13: > Guys, how about white?? GO with Italian, guico painisommo(the slow but venomous Italian)or Guico Piano Ruy lopez is no less, You can opt for it too, But you need to grasp a lot of knowledge to play it! I believe Guico Piano might be the best (if black knows the theory the position is equal, if not the position is always upper hand for white) However, we gave our opinions, but you need to choose which one might be good for you! -----For fast development and open positions, the Italian Game works well. -----For a strategic, quiet game, choose Giuoco Piano. -----If you prefer a slower, more solid approach, the Giuoco Pianissimo is a good fit. -----For a positional powerhouse with deep theory, go for the Ruy Lopez. One thing I want to add, I did asked the same question from AI once, it gave me this advice: Italian Game (1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4): Style: Balanced (can lead to both tactical and positional play). Benefit: Quick development and strong center control. Ideal for players who prefer open positions with straightforward plans. Weakness: Can be too simplistic against well-prepared opponents; doesn’t offer deep complexity. Giuoco Piano (1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5): Style: Strategic and positional. Benefit: Smooth piece development and control of the center. Focuses on long-term maneuvering. Weakness: Black can equalize easily if well-prepared, and it can sometimes lack sharpness. Giuoco Pianissimo (1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5 4. d3): Style: Positional and slow. Benefit: Quiet, solid approach with deep, long-term planning. Great for players who enjoy gradual maneuvering and subtle pressure. Weakness: Can be too passive and give black easy equality if not handled with care. Ruy Lopez (1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5): Style: Positional, with potential for deep strategy and maneuvering. Benefit: High-level complexity and flexibility, often leading to long-term pressure. Ideal for those willing to study theory. Weakness: Requires significant knowledge of theory to handle well and can lead to slower, strategic positions. I think that's enough for you to choose an opening, and if You want a resource to it (any of the openings mentioned above) Remember I am having Bundles of Books :)

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