21 Jan 08
Some of you want me to skip the first uninterested moves of the game. The first interesting move is however a very subjective matter. So my plan is to let you find out yourselves which is the first truly interesting move. I'll stick with my plan to give you one, and one only, move a day.
Here comes the first move of the game, interesting or not:
1. e4
21 Jan 08
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Originally posted by bosintangblack is basically admitting defeat by playing that move...the french in my opinion is too passive...if black makes one single mistake he is finished...here is a game to prove it.
1...e6
2. Resign (The only logical move)
Game 4259361
21 Jan 08
Originally posted by tomtom232All that proves is that a patzer can beat another patzer.
black is basically admitting defeat by playing that move...the french in my opinion is too passive...if black makes one single mistake he is finished...here is a game to prove it.
Game 4259361
Anyways, it was a joke, and this is probably not the best place to debate the merits of the french (unless it's actually played.)
21 Jan 08
Originally posted by bosintangyou think that game was a joke...you probably would have lost even quicker
All that proves is that a patzer can beat another patzer.
Anyways, it was a joke, and this is probably not the best place to debate the merits of the french (unless it's actually played.)
21 Jan 08
Originally posted by SebastionI think...but don't quote me...that Bc4 is sharper and more tactical...and with the time controls becoming shorter and shorter players need to play sharper openings.
I'm hoping c5, but then I'm biased. Otherwise a Ruy Lopez. Why do do so many (white) players shy away from it and play Bc4 instead?