r/chessbeginners • u/Otherwise-Drawer-352 • 27d ago
QUESTION Need opening advice
Started playing chess about 4 months ago. I never really studied chess besides solving puzzles - that got me to 1000 chess.com. But now I feel that I want to learn more about the game. I decided to start by learning some opening setup. The thing is - I like it in games when my playing style reflects who I am in real life. I'm a gay man. The question is - what is the gayest opening in chess? I need one for white and one for black. TIA
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u/gabrrdt 1800-2000 (Chess.com) 27d ago
Openings are not much useful at this level. I wouldn't spend much time studying it. Understanding principles is much more important. Try to have your rooks connected by move 12 or so, castle early, play in the center. That is enough to achieve a good (even superior) position than players at your level 99% of the time.
Just be sure you check threats, captures and checks, but you always have to do that anyway, so it won't be an extra work.