@CSKA_Moscou said ^
The mid news : I already play blunder openings.
In server analysis c4 is a blunder too but Tetiksh still crushes everybody...
If u actually want to learn e3, u can start with lines against Suicide Defence (Bb7), against e6 (after b4 Qg4 black either accepts queen race or declines it in Watkins) and against c5 (try Bb5 - in Watkins black plays Qc7 but also there can be other variations outside the main line). Actually I must say there's such a thing like human factor which can work even with "bad" openings. Just try to analyze specific weaknesses of each player. Though if u don't know ur opponent, u will have to rely on objective theory and also very top players barely have any weakness
@CSKA_Moscou said [^](/forum/redirect/post/TvCnC7wc)
> The mid news : I already play blunder openings.
In server analysis c4 is a blunder too but Tetiksh still crushes everybody...
If u actually want to learn e3, u can start with lines against Suicide Defence (Bb7), against e6 (after b4 Qg4 black either accepts queen race or declines it in Watkins) and against c5 (try Bb5 - in Watkins black plays Qc7 but also there can be other variations outside the main line). Actually I must say there's such a thing like human factor which can work even with "bad" openings. Just try to analyze specific weaknesses of each player. Though if u don't know ur opponent, u will have to rely on objective theory and also very top players barely have any weakness
