Well anyway i played this opponent in a simul here are the move. I think i got noted down incorrectly. Im playing as black,
1.e4 c5
2. Nf3 d6
3.d4 g6
4.dxc5 Bg7
5. cxd6 exd6
6. Bc4 Nc6
7. O-O Nf6
8. Nc3 O-O
9. Bg5 Re8
10. Re1 Qa5
11. a3 Bg4
12. b4 Qb6
13. Bxf6 Bxf6
14. Nd5 Qd8
15. Nxf6 Qxf6
16. Be2 Rxe4
17. Qd5 Rxe2
18. Rd1 Rxc2
19. b5 Nd8
20. Qe4 Rd2? should of played Bf5
21. Nxd2 Bxd1
22. Rxd1 Rc8
23. h3 b6
24. Qg4 Rc2
25. Ne4 Qe7
26. Qf3 d5
27. Nf6+ Kh8
28. Nxd5 Qe2
29. Qxe2 Rxe2
30. Nc3 Rc2?? should of played Re8 but I was dead in that postion.
The countinues but its irrevalant 1-0
I lost. 🙁
Originally posted by Knight Squareit's best to try some simpler openings first, you'll just hang yourself with sicilians. - I started with kings indian attack for white, very easy to understand. as black, I played the french against 1.e5 and queen's indian defence against 1.d4. don't know if QID was really a good choice back then, but you don't get much 1.d4's anyway. against others I just winged it with basic opening principles, and it worked out okay.
What is the sicilian i should play, lets say hyper-acclerated dragon. I did however fianchetto my bishop which i believe is in the opening?
starting out, you should find an opening that feels good to you, and stick to it. the simpler, the better, so you can use most of your time & energy to tactics and strategy.
Wanted to play c5 because i wanted to try something new. e5 is boring. The french D has its drawbacks that i dont like with the B traped, forcing to fienchetto it on the Qside, prefer Kside because castle that way. QID has a N problem being attack by pawn moves i believe, My friend play sicilian and thats the one i would know the best.
EDIT: By saying boring I mean stale and i have lost many games with e5. With the french, our club champ plays it, but I have no confidence to talk to him. And with the QID nobody plays it anymore, to complex and hard to play, I suppose
