yup i like it
Is Queens Gambit a Good Opening
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Nihar_Raju_23 wrote:
Anindo_The_PRO wrote:
yup i like it
I like queens gambit accepted
same
it gives a quite good position for white
The answer to your main question is yes
But the answer to the follow up question: "SHould I study it?" is undefined
Jan 25, 2021
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#7
The Queen's Gambit is a great opening. Would follow this up with Pawn Sacrifice or Searching For Bobby Fischer.
Jan 25, 2021
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#8
Wildekaart wrote:
The Queen's Gambit is a great opening. Would follow this up with Pawn Sacrifice or Searching For Bobby Fischer.
It is easy to win with Kings Gambit
It is a very good opening arising from 1.d4. Generally, if you like solid positional chess you should play 1.d4 whereas if you like more tactical and open chess you should play 1. e4. This is a massive generalisation however it is necessary. If you would like to improve as a chess player, then please choose between 1.e4 and 1.d4 from white. If you choose 1.d4 the best opening to learn is the queen's gambit. Almost all stronger players prefer the queen's gambit declined however in lower level chess it is necessary to learn how to punish the queen's gambit accepted.
You would also need to learn how to combat 1... Nf6 for your repertoire.
In summary, for your level just pick a popular opening and play it until you get good.
Jan 25, 2021
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#10
fergusonm wrote:
It is a very good opening arising from 1.d4. Generally, if you like solid positional chess you should play 1.d4 whereas if you like more tactical and open chess you should play 1. e4. This is a massive generalisation however it is necessary. If you would like to improve as a chess player, then please choose between 1.e4 and 1.d4 from white. If you choose 1.d4 the best opening to learn is the queen's gambit. Almost all stronger players prefer the queen's gambit declined however in lower level chess it is necessary to learn how to punish the queen's gambit accepted.
You would also need to learn how to combat 1... Nf6 for your repertoire.
In summary, for your level just pick a popular opening and play it until you get good.
Thank you
Chess Openings Resources for Beginners and Beyond...
https://www.chess.com/blog/RussBell/openings-resources-for-beginners-and-beyond
https://www.chess.com/blog/RussBell
Jan 25, 2021
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#12
RussBell wrote:
Chess Openings Resources for Beginners and Beyond...
https://www.chess.com/blog/RussBell/openings-resources-for-beginners-and-beyond
thank you
welcome!
fergusonm a écrit :
It is a very good opening arising from 1.d4. Generally, if you like solid positional chess you should play 1.d4 whereas if you like more tactical and open chess you should play 1. e4. This is a massive generalisation however it is necessary. If you would like to improve as a chess player, then please choose between 1.e4 and 1.d4 from white. If you choose 1.d4 the best opening to learn is the queen's gambit. Almost all stronger players prefer the queen's gambit declined however in lower level chess it is necessary to learn how to punish the queen's gambit accepted.
You would also need to learn how to combat 1... Nf6 for your repertoire.
In summary, for your level just pick a popular opening and play it until you get good.
The thing is, for a beginner to improve, they don't have to play the best openings, they can play instructive ones as well...
For the queen's gambit, @Nihal_Raju_23 needs to know that he is gonna study lines and lines of chess, and maybe not even getting the mainline mentioned in his book, it happened to me, I got the sidelines so often that I gave it up.
However if you can play it by understanding (because at your level you don't really need to study theory), go on I encourage you...
Bear in mind that it will be tricky to play against the Indian Nf6 lines, so I recommend you watch some tutorials
Btw, if you read the introduction of your QG theory book, you won't get too encouraged, you will read:
Page 1 to 100: Queen's gambit declined
Page 100 to 200: Queen;s gambit accepted
Page 200 to 300: Slav defense
Page 300 to 600: Indian game
Page 600 to 700: Tarrasch defense
etc..
Jan 25, 2021
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chamo2074 wrote:
Btw, if you read the introduction of your QG theory book, you won't get too encouraged, you will read:
Page 1 to 100: Queen's gambit declined
Page 100 to 200: Queen;s gambit accepted
Page 200 to 300: Slav defense
Page 300 to 600: Indian game
Page 600 to 700: Tarrasch defense
etc..
Ok
Is Queens Gambit a Good Opening?