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Sub:
Rook Opening
Question
Date:
6/08/2004
8:24:32 PM Mountain
Daylight Time
From: jtl2517
To:
service@chess-poster.com
Is there any good benefit to using
the Rook's Pawn
Opening?
All the others open
a pattern up, but I don't see it with
this one.
chess-poster.com
Dear viewer,
Opening
with either Rook's Pawn is not a very good strategy and may be
considered a loss tempo move since the idea is to develop pieces
as soon as possible and try to control the center of the board.
A Rook's Pawn
move neglects your development because the control for the
center is conceded to the opponent. Rooks should be developed
later in the game (after Knights and Bishops) and placed in open
columns after a few Pawns are exchanged.
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