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tombro
10/04/2002
05:26:11 |
 Subject: Best reply to d4...?
Message:
What are your favorites? Elaborate, thx.
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peppe_l
10/04/2002
07:22:32 | I play
Message:
1...d5, and for example 2.c4 c6
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death_by_pawns
10/04/2002
07:45:31 |
Message:
I play
1 d4 Nf6
2 c4 b5
3 cxb5 a6
I dunno why, it's just cool. People tell me its a bad opening, but oh well!
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refutor
10/04/2002
09:08:04 | i've got to say semi-slav
Message:
1.d4 d5 2.c4 c6 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.Nf3 e6
it's rich in tactics and strategical ideas
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tovmauzer
10/04/2002
09:15:59 | I play Nf6...
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and then Benko if opponent allows:)
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poisonedpawn78
10/04/2002
10:55:10 | by far the best reply to D4 ...
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is to get up and run away from the board screaming .. its over !! its all over !!!
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brobishkin
10/04/2002
11:54:17 | d4...
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I almost always play 1. ... Nf6 in answer to the Queens pawn opening... It really doesn't give away which defence you might choose (as it fits into many defensive lines)... And it more or less secures the e4 square...
Bro...
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triangulator
10/04/2002
12:00:14 | yah!
Message:
I play d4 a lot and have had much succes, but playing against it i play the grunfield:[
[
1. d4 Nf6
2. c4 g6
3. Nc3 d5
4. cxd5 Nxd5
5. e4 Nxc3
6. bxc3 c5
7. Bc4 Bg7
8. Ne2 Nc6
9. Be3 O-O
10. O-O Bg4
11. f3 Na5
12. Bxf7+ Rxf7
13. fxg4 Rxf1+
14. Kxf1 Qd6
15. e5 Qd5
16. Bf2 Rd8
17. Qc2 Qc4
18. Qb2 Rf8
19. Kg1 Qd3
20. Re1 Nc4
21. Qb1 Qxb1
22. Rxb1 *
this is what karpov and kasparov play, of course there are many other ways to play but this is what is see the most and play
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tulkos
10/04/2002
12:07:57 | I
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like e6,c5,and d5,basically.
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agkvirtual
10/04/2002
14:32:17 | I sometimes
Message:
use 1...Na6.
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macheide
10/06/2002
10:34:45 | tombro
Message:
Dear friend,
The best reply to 1.d4 is that is more comfortable to you.
Regards,
macheide.
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furious
10/06/2002
17:33:28 | Budapest gambit
Message:
(!!!!!!!!!!!)
muahaha
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jpost
10/07/2002
14:00:18 | dutch
Message:
As a dutchman and because it gives very interesting positions ( compared with the dull Grunfeld), I conclude that the best reply is 1...f5, followed by the Leningrad system.
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brulla
10/09/2002
07:17:10 | Vulture
Message:
I am using with some success the Vulture,
which forms a system from the moves
1.d4 c5 2.d5 Nf6 3.c4 Ne4
It is quite agressive and gives white quite
some trouble in the early opening stage.
It also has a big surprise value.
Yours,
Bernhard
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kumpan
10/09/2002
08:24:59 | e6
Message:
and you can go further into French, Nimzo-Indian or Queens-Indian (recommended by H.C. Opfermann)
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ordinary_man
10/09/2002
16:00:06 | 1.d4 d5
Message:
And of course, 90% of white players will play 2.c4 the queen's gambit. I declined the gambit for a long time and played 2...e6, but I am more comfortable accepting the gambit now with 2..dxc4. The nimzo-indian and queen's indian defenses are quite strong, but require a good deal of skill and experience to play properly. Unless you are a very experienced, high-rated player you will probably have more success with the symmetrical queen's pawn game .
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paulvalle
10/09/2002
16:53:47 | I have only one response to 1.d4;
Message:
1...e5
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tombro
10/10/2002
05:15:01 | e5...?
Message:
I will soon feel the brunt of your system, I'm afraid. Hope to learn from it. What are the typical replies, other than my dxe?
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brunetti
10/10/2002
10:20:59 | The typical reply
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is dxe5. Other moves are inferior and transpose into drawn schemes: 2.d4 is the center game (I don't know the anglosaxon name); 2.e3 is the French exchange (if exd exd); 2.Nf3 is tricky: Black may exchage, for the French setup), or play ...e4; 2.d5 resembles typical Benoni setups; the best reply and the only attempt for White to gain an efge is the simple dx5.
Alex
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tombro
10/11/2002
04:30:11 | Thanks, Alex
Message:
I always gain some insight from your replies and analyses.
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