@OctoPinky said in #30:
> So there is a point where Black can decide if White was playing QG or London?
Yes, Black can try to force the issue.
We have to remember if white wants to play Queen Gambit.
They can do it as early as move 2.c4.
White delaying the move does keep flexibility, but it also leaves Black with an impression that they might not be going for Queen Gambit.
As a result, Black side players could try to do a Queen Gambit of sorts for themselves with a c5 pawn strike.
It is a very common way for Black to force the issue.
The Triangle set up (London) is a similar how Black plays when White plays the Queen Gambit.
> So there is a point where Black can decide if White was playing QG or London?
Yes, Black can try to force the issue.
We have to remember if white wants to play Queen Gambit.
They can do it as early as move 2.c4.
White delaying the move does keep flexibility, but it also leaves Black with an impression that they might not be going for Queen Gambit.
As a result, Black side players could try to do a Queen Gambit of sorts for themselves with a c5 pawn strike.
It is a very common way for Black to force the issue.
The Triangle set up (London) is a similar how Black plays when White plays the Queen Gambit.