@UBFL Yes! The Opening is very solid, similar to the Slav Defence except an improvised one!
@ShreksGonGiveItToYa said in #11:
> @UBFL Yes! The Opening is very solid, similar to the Slav Defence except and improvised one!
guess I know what to learn any expert games you want to point me towards once I get a grasp of the opening ideas?
> @UBFL Yes! The Opening is very solid, similar to the Slav Defence except and improvised one!
guess I know what to learn any expert games you want to point me towards once I get a grasp of the opening ideas?
@UBFL You can check in the lichess database played by players and masters, also research it!
i would suggest semislav...it is very dynamic and will be easy to play..
Stick to 1...d5 and learn the Tartakower variation to the QGD. You will have to study hanging pawn structures with the Tartakower. GM Nigel Short and GM Boris Spasky should be your references for game study.
As a former Semi-Slav player myself I would advise NOT devoting much study time to it. The Semi-Slav is one of the most complicated and theorectical defenses to play as Black.
As a former Semi-Slav player myself I would advise NOT devoting much study time to it. The Semi-Slav is one of the most complicated and theorectical defenses to play as Black.
mmm I think it is not a good opening
Check chessable.com
Old benoni
@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.
> 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.
@yiweihangzhi said in #19:
> e5,the gambit,in some bullet game you may try.
i use it in hyperbullet tourneys
> e5,the gambit,in some bullet game you may try.
i use it in hyperbullet tourneys
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