Top Chess Opening repertoire for Club players(White & Black)

Top Chess Opening repertoire for Club players(White & Black)

(How To Select Chess Opening That's Suits You)

The Theory of Middle Game and the End game is an essential part of a chess player. However, theoretical preparation in the opening leads us to a better and comfortable position in the middle game.

in the middle game and end game, where theory is objective and accepted by everyone in the opening each chess player make his choice in accordance to his playing style

before we have begun keep remember this :

"No Opening Loses, No Opening Wins"

Selection of a chess player openings is a purely personal matter.its also player responsibility to study 

• Correct Move Order
• Ideas behind those moves
• plan to be employed in the middle game

Read  - Typical Mistake Made in The Chess Opening Study (How to Study Chess Openings

Choosing which Chess opening 'suits us' 

this is a tricky process. in my opinion, first you must understand your playing style, are you an attacking player or a defensive player ("The best defense is a good offense")

and you must understand where are your strengths and weakness
.

Example - if you are good at endgame, choose an opening that will get to you to endgame quickly. 

 if you like to attack there are openings which you can choose (Ex -Danish Gambit, Evans Gambit, etc.) 

Now let's get to the business, the chart that follows offers a general overview of the desirable'Chess Opening Repertoire Tree' That a Chess Player must have

if Chess Player Opens the Game with

1.e4, he must prepare (make a selection) in the following Chess Opening

WHITE 1.e4
Preparation (Selection) In
Alekhine Defence
Caro-Kann Defence
French Defence
Italian Games
King's Gambit
Modern Defence
Petroff Defence
Pirc Defence
Ruy Lopez
Scandinavian Defence
Scotch Games
Sicilian Defence
Vienna Games

If Chess Player Opens The Game with 1.d4,1.c4 or 1.Nc3 Then He must Prepare in the Following Opening 

WHITE 1.d4/1.c4/1.Nf3
Preparation (Selection) In
Benoni Defence
Catalan Opening
Dutch Defence
English Opening
Grunfeld Defence
Kings's Indian Defence
Nimzo Indian Defence
Old Indian Defence
Queen's Gambit Accepted
Queen's Gambit Declined
Queen's Indian Defence
Queen's Pawn Opening
Slav Defence
Tarrasch Defence

Opening Repertoire For Black

Against 1.e4 the chess player must select one or more chess opening among

BLACK 1.e4
Preparation (Selection) In
Alekhine Defence
Caro-Kann Defence
French Defence
Italian Games
King's Gambit
Modern Defence
Petroff Defence
Pirc Defence
Ruy Lopez
Scandinavian Defence
Scotch Games
Sicilian Defence
Vienna Games

Against 1.d4,1.c4 or 1.Nc3 Then He must Prepare in the Following Opening

BLACK 1.d4/1.c4/1.Nf3
Preparation (Selection) In
Benoni Defence
Catalan Opening
Dutch Defence
English Opening
Grunfeld Defence
Kings's Indian Defence
Nimzo Indian Defence
Old Indian Defence
Queen's Gambit Accepted
Queen's Gambit Declined
Queen's Indian Defence
Queen's Pawn Opening
Slav Defence
Tarrasch Defence

Finally In Order to Build Good Chess Opening Repertoire the role of the experienced trainer is always in need His/her Knowledge would Allow us to build a more or less acceptable Chess Opening Repertoire and avoid losing precious time asking ourselves what is good and what is bad for us