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tipsyjourneyman 22-Mar-16, 04:29	Ruy Lopez Opening Setting up a shingle here for young and old, experienced and beginners, to partake of the Tipsy's wine, and also his (very limited) knowledge of how to employ this opening as White to beat your opponent time and time again.
falcon67 22-Mar-16, 10:32	Ruy lopez opening. Yeah that is a good opening .Ive tried it a couple times.I will take a whiskey lol I have a book on it.
alex_ratchkov 22-Mar-16, 17:28	Ruy Lopez Is my main preference with White. There are a variety of ways to meet it for Black, the most solid of which I think are the Berlin Defense, the Petroff (very very drawish opening), the French and the Pirc.
baddeeds 10-Apr-16, 19:29	The Ruy Lopez is my favorite. That was the first opening I learned from Mr. Arboite at OTB Chess Club. And, it happened, just before I learned how to counter the Sicilian Defense which goes to the Open Variations.
falcon67 11-Apr-16, 03:01	I have a book on the ruy lopez opening.It is starting out the ruy lopez by John Shaw.
ref_cj 24-Nov-16, 10:18	Now i will have to go and look that up! Thanks.
falcon67 25-Nov-16, 12:10	I usually play d4 or nf3 as white now .I might have to try e4 again in a couple of games .It is a good opening though.
baddeeds 01-Dec-16, 15:31	I might go back to 1.Nf3 It is worth noting that the only reason I stopped playing it is because when I did Jack said that 1.Nf3?! was inaccurate because the first move isn't analyzed by masters or GM's. In it he said that the reason it isn't is because playing Nf3 prevents you from controlling (destroys) the center. So, I should play moves analyzed by masters and grandmasters. But, tactical-abyss verified that it is wrong. And, I now know that it's a well known opening called the Reti Opening.

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