What’s you favorite opening?

Who’s on First, Golden Rules Notebook:

1. Who control's the center first;
2. Who gets their knights and bishops out first;
3. Who Castles first;
4. Who attacks first;
5. Who will be late in development;
6. Who copies others when stuck;
7. Who spots a bad move;
8. Who is fixing their bad moves;
9. Who is sacrificing to gain more;
10. Who wrote comments in the games ... ! ... !! ... ?! ... !? ... ??

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1. 1. e4
2. 1. e4-c5
3. 1. d4-Nf6
4. 1. c4-e5

@lz42 said in #7:

The Frankenstein Dracula

I wanted to rate your comment, but I'm missing a smiley with vampire teeth or a vampire horsey.

English, Kalashnikov, Grunfeld

mine is wayward queen attack

1. e4 e5
2. Qh5

Kings indian attack & scotch gambit for white. Hippo for black

OP was active 25 hours ago. So I guess we over did it. The Op still has not read or looked at any of the posts.
So may be we should stop spamming the subject with opening names. At least until the OP is proving they are going through the posts and participating in the subject.

Favorites of my repertoire:

Smith Morra Gambit
Modern Benoni

To answer your questions specifically:

1. e4 - c5 if Nf3 Nc6 and then g6 Sicilian Accelerated Dragon
2. d4 - Nf6 if c4, c5 Benoni Defense
3. c4 - English is pretty rare but I aim for a Sicilian Maroczy Bind structure

I do love the king's pawn And Queen's pawn.

1 e4
2 e4 e5
3 d4 d5
4 c4 e5