Openings

                                                        Queen's Gambits


           This is where you move your queens pawn out two spaces. then you follow up this move up by moving your rooks pawn out (it doesn't matter which.)



                                                        Bishop's Gambit


           When you use this opening you move your kings pawn out two spaces. you follow that by moving your king side bishop out as many spaces as you wish. When you choose this opening you can be better developed.




                                                        Cunningham's Defense


            With this opening with your king's pawn out two spaces. You can follow that by moving your bishop's pawn out. The last move you will do with this opening when you move your knight out. then you are in a pretty well set up for the rest of the game. The only thing wrong with this one is you most be perfect with every other move.



                                                        Sicilian Opening 



            In this opening you must move your Bishop's pawn out two spaces. You follow this by moving your kings pawn out. You follow this by moving your other bishops pawn out. The only thing is your enemy must make the same moves but on the opposite side. This is the one I like the most




                                                    The King's Gambit



            This is where you move your king's pawn out two spaces. With that done the next move you move your kings pawn out two moves out. This is the most common opening in chess.

    There are so many different openings in the world of chess these are just a few. If you want to find more you can look at the book where I got all of my information. the book is called Standard Chess Openings.

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