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Do you know what’s the best strategy for London opening?
15 days ago
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#3
What is the notation for that or what does it look like?
I'm not sure if I got it exactly right, but it looks something like that.
The best strategy is don’t play it, unless you get to elite level. Even then, why would you want to have so little fun in a game, unless you are literally one of the best players in the world and do it for a living?
13 days ago
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#5
wep08a ha scritto:
The best strategy is don’t play it, unless you get to elite level. Even then, why would you want to have so little fun in a game, unless you are literally one of the best players in the world and do it for a living?
These comments are a total nonsense.
13 days ago
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#6
well, you can't ignore it, because people will play it against you. I find it rather dull to play against. It has a reputation for being solid against all known black responses. But at the ridiculously low level at which I play, this reputation counts for not very much: it's just as possible for white to blunder when playing the London system as any other opening, so it's not a "magic bullet" for white. I don't personally play it as white, because again as a very low-level player, it's far too easy for black to arrive at a situation where nothing much is happening, but I can't actually move anything anywhere.
Introduction To The London System & Jobava London System...
https://www.chess.com/blog/RussBell/the-london-system