I always struggle knowing what to do after my opening, how do I proceed here for example? : r/chess

Castle as Soon as Possible, Preferably on the Kingside

Thoughts on the Rèti Opening? : r/chess

what's this opening called? : r/AnarchyChess

In the QGD, why is the main line to exchange pawns? I thought the whole idea was to keep the tension : r/chess

Vídeo on how to learn openings - Chessable

What to do against players who play dubious openings after getting to such a position. Check my comment for more details. (Stockfish suggests d5 then some crazy queenside play like b4 and

Bird Opening, Dutch variation - Standard chess #51

King's Indian Defense (Four pawn system) with black pieces #chess #chessvideos #chessgame

Chess Opening Essentials - Volume 4: 1.c4 / 1. ♘f3 [Knight f3] / Other First Moves (Minor Systems) - The Ideas & Plans Behind ALL Chess Openings - Understanding the basics

Modern Chess Openings 15th edition : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive