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You can play e.g. 1. e3 e5 2. e4 whatever And you effectively have a king's pawn opening with colours reversed
by YawningAngel 4y ago
You can play e.g.
1. e3 e5
2. e4 whatever
And you effectively have a king's pawn opening with colours reversed
- franknstein 4y agoCan black refuse this 'color switch'? It seems like he can, for a while, by mimicking moves. 1. e3 e6 for example. Does this strategy necessarily leads to provably losing position?
- SargeZT 4y agoProvably there's little that can be said about chess at large when it comes from opening to endgame. Heuristically speaking though matching moves against even a beginner is a very bad strategy for play, as a recent speedrun being done by GM Aman Hambleton on youtube has been showing. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUfF6l4A6Ks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUfF6l4A6Ks