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Why does nobody play the giuoco piano at the 1400 level?
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when you get past 1500 your going to start seeing more tryhards. they will play openings that gms play like queens gambit, catalan, giuoco piano. the reason they are not as common below at 1400 is because there is too much theory and people tend to go for simpler openings like the fried liver and the london
Great! Something to look forward to!
Mar 9, 2021
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#5
If you love playing the Evans Gambit then against Nf6 surely you play Ng5? Because that opening falls under the same category really.
d6 is a quiet move that you can simply ignore by developing your pieces.
Against d6 just develop your pieces
against Nf6 try that out:
I guess you can learn it from youtube google Gothamchess Fried Liver attack
Ik hes the best chess youtuber beating hikaru and his juicers
theendgame3 a écrit :
chamo2074 wrote:
Against d6 just develop your pieces
against Nf6 try that out:
I guess you can learn it from youtube google Gothamchess Fried Liver attack
are you enjoying being in the pool of 'poor sports' ?
dude what? seriously?
Did you even read the OP of that thread I said I was facing people who keep stalling in losing position... It's not sure that I am in the pool of players so please don't public shame
theendgame3 a écrit :
public shame? - you began a thread about it "dude"
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/am-i-in-the-pool-of-players
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I am asking if I am in it because people are stalling games
This makes me a poor sports? Also why would you talk about it in a completely different thread you people are so weird
People do not play the giuoco piano at 1400 level because they play the Italian instead.
pretty much even tho i play the vienna
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TheDoctor2035 wrote:
I love playing the Evan's gambit and the Grecco Gambit, but for some reason, nobody in my rating range plays Bc6 and instead play d6 or Nf6. Why does nobody play it and do people play it near 1600 more often?
in my experience, if they play Nf6 then they are actually inviting you to play fried liver and they will most likely respond Traxlor
Mar 10, 2021
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Thechezzbozz wrote:
Ik hes the best chess youtuber beating hikaru and his juicers
I think he only best hikaru once
franco5578 wrote:
TheDoctor2035 wrote:
I love playing the Evan's gambit and the Grecco Gambit, but for some reason, nobody in my rating range plays Bc6 and instead play d6 or Nf6. Why does nobody play it and do people play it near 1600 more often?
in my experience, if they play Nf6 then they are actually inviting you to play fried liver and they will most likely respond Traxlor
I doubt I barely even faced it (like 1/5 times in Nf6 line... 3/5 is Na5 main line and 1/5 is the actual fried liver) inaccurate stats but fine approximative
Mar 10, 2021
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#16
That's why I don't play the Fried Liver anymore. The Traxler makes everything unclear and Na5 gives equal position.
personally I feel comfy with Na5
Mar 10, 2021
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#18
It just feels passive for me. I mean I know it's equal, but I don't like the position.
Introduction to The Italian Game...
https://www.chess.com/blog/RussBell/introduction-to-the-italian-game
I love playing the Evan's gambit and the Grecco Gambit, but for some reason, nobody in my rating range plays Bc6 and instead play d6 or Nf6. Why does nobody play it and do people play it near 1600 more often?