as black king pawns opening then transposing to Kings night variation
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its like playin the piano and your playing in A and you transpose/change into another key like B
Yes, I just dont get how as black you play the kings knight variation.
Do you mean you like playing the positions that come after kings knight variation as black?
I'm a club level player: The Colle-Koltanowski with White (with various pawn to .c4 variants against the Indians. )
Sicilian Najdorf.
Go big or go home.
SCOTCH GAME
Black: French Defense all the way. I prefer when White chooses the Advance Variation.
White: Always played Italian, starting to learn to appreciate some d4 lines.
Scotch Four Knights because I like making my opponents sleep.
Wondering if having a favorite is a good thing or bad. Regardless, I like pawn to Queen 4 in the old terminology as white, but black is fine. I'm not a fan of the king's pawn opening. I'd like to learn more about openings though.