Best 1st to 2nd Move

Submitted by Avengier on Tue, 07/29/2008 at 10:14pm.

Ok i was wondering if you guys could tell me what you think is your best opening is! Or maybe at least what the first two best moves their are for white and black! (im trying to find out more openings)

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thx

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by PlyrMava - 4 months ago
Oregon United States
Member Since: Feb 2008
Member Points: 148

while i won't give you my favorite opening for white, i will tell my three favorite defenses for black.  my first opeing that i love and 90% of the times helps me win, is the SICILIAN defense, dragon variation.  my two other favorites fopr black that im still learning about, are the caro kann, and alekhines defense. alekhines defense is always a good way to play with black. queens gambit is a great opening but if your opponent uses slav, what are you gonna do? thats what im trying to do, learn all the steps with openings i learn.

by figs60 - 5 months ago
somewhere in the United States
Member Since: Feb 2008
Member Points: 92

i dont really have a "best opening move." i just read a lot of chess books and stuff. when i play against my sister, she sometimes forget that to win, you need to eat the king, not eat all of your opponet's pieces.

by likesforests - 5 months ago
United States
Member Since: May 2007
Member Points: 3564

There is no "best" opening. There are lots of good openings and the best one is the one that fits your style and intent for the game--win or draw. If you would like to learn about alot of them "The Ideas Behind the Chess Openings" by Fine (a classic) or "Improve Your Opening Play" by Ward (shorter and more modern) are excellent books. :)

by Avengier - 5 months ago
oregon United States
Member Since: Feb 2008
Member Points: 76

I know the sypillian Dragon for black and the king and queen's gambit for white, and i know many more but i would like to know lots more so then i could approve my chess skill!

 

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