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Are there any videos or information about the reasons, or theories behind these openings. I'd rather not memorize these openings and variations. But instead learn how to react properly.
This video was great. I would like to an overview of 1.Qd4 openings please? Also, the Reti (1.Nf3) and all the possible transpositions into other openings (both K- and Q-side) would be cool. Thanks!
Great video! It really helped me figure out that as a player (if playing the White pieces) you must consider what options Black has if the main line of a defense is not played.