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What is this opening/position called, and what is white’s best move?
Very Aggressive OpeningsWhat are the best scoring openings in chess 960Best White MoveCaro-Kann, Smyslov variation : Can Black punish early 5.c4 in this position?UCI engine state notionWhat does it mean when engine position scores change when following the “best” moveanalysis of a position - why is my move so bad?ECO B40 game for analysisWhy is `a5` a better move in this position?What move is better in this position, Ke7 or g6?What is the best way to respond for white?
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Do you know the name of this opening/position? Additionally, please tell me what white’s best move is in this position. I ask this because I play aggressively, and I need help with finding my next best move.
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Do you know the name of this opening/position? Additionally, please tell me what white’s best move is in this position. I ask this because I play aggressively, and I need help with finding my next best move.
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2. Nf3 is the main move after 1. e4 e5. You should probably play that unless you want the play the Danish Gambit as @Glorfindel suggested.
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Do you know the name of this opening/position? Additionally, please tell me what white’s best move is in this position. I ask this because I play aggressively, and I need help with finding my next best move.
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2. Nf3 is the main move after 1. e4 e5. You should probably play that unless you want the play the Danish Gambit as @Glorfindel suggested.
– Qudit
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2. Nf3 is the main move after 1. e4 e5. You should probably play that unless you want the play the Danish Gambit as @Glorfindel suggested.
– Qudit
8 hours ago
2. Nf3 is the main move after 1. e4 e5. You should probably play that unless you want the play the Danish Gambit as @Glorfindel suggested.
– Qudit
8 hours ago
2. Nf3 is the main move after 1. e4 e5. You should probably play that unless you want the play the Danish Gambit as @Glorfindel suggested.
– Qudit
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It looks like you arrived at this position with the moves
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1. e4 e5 2. d4 exd4 3. Qxd4 Nc6 4. Qd1 Nf6 5. Bg5 Bc5
White is already worse here because you're behind in development. There's no reason to have your queen chased around like that; therefore, it sees very little play and the position does not have a name. If you want to play aggressively, play 3. c3 instead (the Danish Gambit), and there are plenty of aggressive options after 2. Nf3 as well. This question lists more options you might be interested in.
Right now, you should concentrate on completing your development, e.g. with 6. Nc3. Playing aggressive moves in this very position will for sure lead to a quick defeat.
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If this is the move order, then it's the Center Game. Playable, but Qc8 is just a mistake. Qe3 is the best move. Nepomniatchi is playing that sometimes.
– fuxia
5 hours ago
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It looks like you arrived at this position with the moves
[FEN ""]
[StartPly "10"]
1. e4 e5 2. d4 exd4 3. Qxd4 Nc6 4. Qd1 Nf6 5. Bg5 Bc5
White is already worse here because you're behind in development. There's no reason to have your queen chased around like that; therefore, it sees very little play and the position does not have a name. If you want to play aggressively, play 3. c3 instead (the Danish Gambit), and there are plenty of aggressive options after 2. Nf3 as well. This question lists more options you might be interested in.
Right now, you should concentrate on completing your development, e.g. with 6. Nc3. Playing aggressive moves in this very position will for sure lead to a quick defeat.
answered 8 hours ago
GlorfindelGlorfindel
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If this is the move order, then it's the Center Game. Playable, but Qc8 is just a mistake. Qe3 is the best move. Nepomniatchi is playing that sometimes.
– fuxia
5 hours ago
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It looks like you arrived at this position with the moves
[FEN ""]
[StartPly "10"]
1. e4 e5 2. d4 exd4 3. Qxd4 Nc6 4. Qd1 Nf6 5. Bg5 Bc5
White is already worse here because you're behind in development. There's no reason to have your queen chased around like that; therefore, it sees very little play and the position does not have a name. If you want to play aggressively, play 3. c3 instead (the Danish Gambit), and there are plenty of aggressive options after 2. Nf3 as well. This question lists more options you might be interested in.
Right now, you should concentrate on completing your development, e.g. with 6. Nc3. Playing aggressive moves in this very position will for sure lead to a quick defeat.
answered 8 hours ago
GlorfindelGlorfindel
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If this is the move order, then it's the Center Game. Playable, but Qc8 is just a mistake. Qe3 is the best move. Nepomniatchi is playing that sometimes.
– fuxia
5 hours ago
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It looks like you arrived at this position with the moves
[FEN ""]
[StartPly "10"]
1. e4 e5 2. d4 exd4 3. Qxd4 Nc6 4. Qd1 Nf6 5. Bg5 Bc5
White is already worse here because you're behind in development. There's no reason to have your queen chased around like that; therefore, it sees very little play and the position does not have a name. If you want to play aggressively, play 3. c3 instead (the Danish Gambit), and there are plenty of aggressive options after 2. Nf3 as well. This question lists more options you might be interested in.
Right now, you should concentrate on completing your development, e.g. with 6. Nc3. Playing aggressive moves in this very position will for sure lead to a quick defeat.
answered 8 hours ago
GlorfindelGlorfindel
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It looks like you arrived at this position with the moves
[FEN ""]
[StartPly "10"]
1. e4 e5 2. d4 exd4 3. Qxd4 Nc6 4. Qd1 Nf6 5. Bg5 Bc5
White is already worse here because you're behind in development. There's no reason to have your queen chased around like that; therefore, it sees very little play and the position does not have a name. If you want to play aggressively, play 3. c3 instead (the Danish Gambit), and there are plenty of aggressive options after 2. Nf3 as well. This question lists more options you might be interested in.
Right now, you should concentrate on completing your development, e.g. with 6. Nc3. Playing aggressive moves in this very position will for sure lead to a quick defeat.
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If this is the move order, then it's the Center Game. Playable, but Qc8 is just a mistake. Qe3 is the best move. Nepomniatchi is playing that sometimes.
– fuxia
5 hours ago
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If this is the move order, then it's the Center Game. Playable, but Qc8 is just a mistake. Qe3 is the best move. Nepomniatchi is playing that sometimes.
– fuxia
5 hours ago
If this is the move order, then it's the Center Game. Playable, but Qc8 is just a mistake. Qe3 is the best move. Nepomniatchi is playing that sometimes.
– fuxia
5 hours ago
If this is the move order, then it's the Center Game. Playable, but Qc8 is just a mistake. Qe3 is the best move. Nepomniatchi is playing that sometimes.
– fuxia
5 hours ago
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2. Nf3 is the main move after 1. e4 e5. You should probably play that unless you want the play the Danish Gambit as @Glorfindel suggested.
– Qudit
8 hours ago