I agree with king_arif his incomprehensible opening is the best and most arcane that has even confused the likes of BF and GK ;-)
Opening move 1.e4?
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My friend king_arif and KATONAH,
All chess player need books,journals, database, different software and analytical chess engine etc.. But no can apply all thinks properly on board. I just request you to exchange your own style. Each opening have a different variation and sub-variation. And you must chose one individual variation and sub-variation. Other wise learning chess and its application will be very tough to every each chess player. I am requesting you to write about your chess experience and knowledge. I want to discuss about specific sub-variation that you well prepared and used to play.If I clear my ideas, please write and let us discuss.Thanks a lot.
sorry for not knowing, but are you joking or it's an actual opening???
Thanks chey 3841,
I need your help. I have no right to joke with you. I try to know about our chess knowledge. Its like a survey and we try to find out some openings concrete idea, that is like this I learn from you and you learn from me and others. I mainly trying to explain from the opening to ending to new/rising players. I need your help, if not expose yourself, its ok, you can learn from others. Julek one of my close friend write about colle system, when he play 1.d4. If you let your idea more clear or improve, please read Julek's article. Thanks my friend.
OK, I just copy here julek article for better understanding (Zer0velocity please try to understand the basic ideas), though it write for opening move 1.d4.
The key squares in the Colle would really be e5 and h7. White wants to control e5, and ideally place the knight there. If black can play e5 he can usually equalize. This is why the Colle proper is less effective against the KID where e5 can't easily be avoided. The h7 square is a clear target for white's bishop to allow the queen or rooks to penetrate and deliver mate. The strategy revolves around controlling e5, in addition black often tries to eliminate white's light squared bishop to prevent the targeting of h7. This is often done via Nc6 (also eyeing e5) and nb4 and is the main reason white plays a3 in the Zuckertort (c3 has a similar effect in the Stonewall). The Colle isn't full of tactics, the main one is the bishop sacrifice on h7. Later there can also be a rook sacrifice on f6. The middle game depends on how black tries to thwart white's plans. It's generally still a struggle for the e5 square. But it can change, say black takes the knight on e5, white can have pawns on e3-e5 and f4. Regardless, white typically plays on the kingside for a win while black counters in the center if possible or else on the queenside. I don't know that I've had enough endgames out of the Colle to comment on the likely pawn structures and play there.
Opening is the foundation of winning in chess. But I think it is not necessary the opening should be as written in the book. If you make a little mistake in the opening you will lose the game.
Exactly for this reason one should learn Opening properly, So I need your help and exchange the idea who is know a well prepared opening and I invite him to tell some about his preparation from that rising player can learn. It is a survey type study with a practical knowledge. I request you to write up some ideas that you play frequently in matches, someone may give you a succession that enrich your Opening repertoire. Thanks to write and hope you will write either on e4 or d4 or both.
http://www.chess.com/groups/forumview/countering-the-sicilian
http://www.chess.com/groups/forumview/smith-morra-gambit8
http://www.chess.com/groups/forumview/c51-evans-gambit-c51
Are but 3 examples of e4 openings. There are so very, very many, too many to list here. All of these ECO codes are e4 openings:
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Chess_Opening_Theory/ECO_volume_B
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Chess_Opening_Theory/ECO_volume_C
Thanks Adria. We at least discussed some opening ideas. Friends please write your ideas on the idea that i seek for.Thanks to help me as well as others.
Apart from all our knowledge gathered from books and various games, we have to analyse the position on the board and play. We can also do memorising some variations in a particular opening and apply in the real match. Concentrate on the current postion and make moves accordingly. This is my practical way while playing chess. Thanks friends.
Thanks a lot . I just looking for. Say, you like to play Sicilian Defence and it's Pelican variation, I requesting you to just the three phase of game in brief that I try to guide you on top. Thanks for you good hand and request you a further extend for a brief article on any e4 opening that's you used to play frequently. Thanks again.
Why you play 1.e4 as Opening move, after e4 which variation and sub-variation you like play and why? Key square, strategy, tactics, common Middle game plan/structure and finally common End game pawn structure and wining or defending method. Please write down those opening, you play usually.Thanks.