Originally posted by RabbitColdwas this the one colle actually never played? there was a thread some months ago I think...
Does anyone play this?
d4 d5
Nf3 Nf6
e3 e6
Bd3 c5
b3...with fianchetoing the bishop later on..
I sordove know the basics of it, but if you have any tips or games feel free to pitch in.
Thanks.
Originally posted by RabbitColdSoltis wrote a book on the Colle-Zukertort line. I think Colle himself only played the lines with P-c3.
Does anyone play this?
d4 d5
Nf3 Nf6
e3 e6
Bd3 c5
b3...with fianchetoing the bishop later on..
I sordove know the basics of it, but if you have any tips or games feel free to pitch in.
Thanks.
Originally posted by RabbitColdI suppose the opening strives to control e5, get Ne5, f4 push and a kingside attack with possible Rf3 etc. I played against it once and defanged it by contesting e5 with haste.
Does anyone play this?
d4 d5
Nf3 Nf6
e3 e6
Bd3 c5
b3...with fianchetoing the bishop later on..
I sordove know the basics of it, but if you have any tips or games feel free to pitch in.
Thanks.
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Originally posted by mipmcptThe Colle is an excellent opening if you have a life and don't want to spend tons of time on openings. I recently purchased "Winning with the Colle" (revised ed.) by Ken Smith, et. al. It explains the basic ideas of the opening and has almost fifty complete games.
yes , he did,
What do people think about this openning?
Among current strong players, GM Susan Polgar and IM Doug Root play it. Ms. Polgar recently made a DVD on the Colle System.