This thread is for discussing atomic openings.
I will start by saying that Nf3 f6 e3 e6 Nd4 c6 Nb5 cxb5 Qh5+ g6 Qb5 Nc6 Qb6 axb6 Bb5 Kf7 Bxd7 Rxa2 is a good opening for beginners.
This thread is for discussing atomic openings.
I will start by saying that Nf3 f6 e3 e6 Nd4 c6 Nb5 cxb5 Qh5+ g6 Qb5 Nc6 Qb6 axb6 Bb5 Kf7 Bxd7 Rxa2 is a good opening for beginners.
Nf3 f6 d4 d5 nc3 c6 e4 is fun as white
Nf3 f6 d4 d5 nc3 c6 e4 is fun as white
and just nf3 f6 d4 in general is interesting
and just nf3 f6 d4 in general is interesting
Nf3 f6 d4 d5 Nc3 b5! e4 Nh6! Ne5 Ng4! Nxg4 e5 equalizes. When the d5 square occupied, black can play b5 instead of c6. This idea occurs in many openings.
Nf3 f6 d4 d5 Nc3 b5! e4 Nh6! Ne5 Ng4! Nxg4 e5 equalizes. When the d5 square occupied, black can play b5 instead of c6. This idea occurs in many openings.
My favorite opening is e4 Qh5 it is a blundered and rare opening but a lot of players failed to it.
example games:-
https://lichess.org/y05ZKgG7
https://lichess.org/Gdo6m3wS
https://lichess.org/v0aIAkue
https://lichess.org/OvXO9Y9v
My favorite opening is e4 Qh5 it is a blundered and rare opening but a lot of players failed to it.
example games:-
https://lichess.org/y05ZKgG7
https://lichess.org/Gdo6m3wS
https://lichess.org/v0aIAkue
https://lichess.org/OvXO9Y9v
@NNWill yeah b5 is a common move after nc3 sometimes i like to play na3 followed by a possible nc4 especially if ...nf6 bg5 has occurred earlier in the game
@NNWill yeah b5 is a common move after nc3 sometimes i like to play na3 followed by a possible nc4 especially if ...nf6 bg5 has occurred earlier in the game
e4 e6 Qh5 g6 Nf3 d5! Ne5?? dxe4 d4 gxh5 and black wins.
e4 e6 Qh5 g6 Nf3 d5! Ne5?? dxe4 d4 gxh5 and black wins.
E3 e6 qh5 is intersting too.
E3 e6 qh5 is intersting too.
I am pretty bad and new, and was wondering what are some good ways to follow up Nc3?
I am pretty bad and new, and was wondering what are some good ways to follow up Nc3?
@Stickman310
Nc3 e6! Nf3 Qf6! Ne4 Nh6! g4! Qd4! Nxd4 Nc6 e3! Nb4 Bb5 c6 c3 Nc2+ Kf1 cxb5 is very interesting and complicated.
Of course, most Nc3 players blunder with Nc3 e6 Nb5 Qh4 g3 Qe4 e3 Qxc2 Nxc7?? Bb4 Bb5 Bxd2#
@Stickman310
Nc3 e6! Nf3 Qf6! Ne4 Nh6! g4! Qd4! Nxd4 Nc6 e3! Nb4 Bb5 c6 c3 Nc2+ Kf1 cxb5 is very interesting and complicated.
Of course, most Nc3 players blunder with Nc3 e6 Nb5 Qh4 g3 Qe4 e3 Qxc2 Nxc7?? Bb4 Bb5 Bxd2#