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jbendix 09-Jan-06, 02:44	Chess opening Question I have a chess opening question.... Is there anything specifically wrong with...... After a double Kings Pawn opening, as white, I move Qbpawn to c2-c4 It sets up some options for future Queen advancement, discourages black Queens pawn to d7-d5 cannot really be threatened, and can be backed up by Queens pawn d2-d3 I havnt notcied it in any chess opening sites as a recognized opening but have used successfully a couple times myself Looking for any input
jellycake 09-Jan-06, 12:26	Reply to Jbenbix So far, the only thing I see is that you may encourter a Two Knights opening counter by Black but not to worry; because of c4, the only thing you'll probably run into is an attack on the king by Black's kingside bishop but you still have your queenside knight and bishop (preferably the bishop) to protect and possible capture the Black bishop just in case you have to extent protection for your king in case you don't castle by the time this happens. The move (c4) was listed in the King's Pawn Game opening I analyzed; it may just be a slight variation. I must say though; I used it against a computer this morning just as a practice run and it turned out very nicely. Well done my friend! = )

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