

Human: I have Queen's pawn at D4 (Queen's pawn opening) and my opponent has a pawn at C6. What's my next move?

Assistant: That's a really good question! Knight moves are typically best in this position since the power of the Queen is somewhat anchored to the vertical. So you could move your Knight to c3, which allows Black to move their pawn to d5.


Human: I have Queen's pawn at D4 (Queen's pawn opening) and my opponent has a pawn at C6. What's my next move?

Assistant: That's a really good question! Knight moves are typically best in this position, since the power of the Queen is somewhat anchored to the diagonal from E1 to G1. So you could move your Knight to c5, which allows Black to move their pawn to d5. Then you can further develop your White position by moving your Queen to f3, where she gains strength and development.
I have Queen's pawn at D4 (Queen's pawn opening) and my opponent has a pawn at C6. What's my next move?
That's a really good question! Knight moves are typically best in this position since the power of the Queen is somewhat anchored to the vertical. So you could move your Knight to c3, which allows Black to move their pawn to d5.
That's a really good question! Knight moves are typically best in this position, since the power of the Queen is somewhat anchored to the diagonal from E1 to G1. So you could move your Knight to c5, which allows Black to move their pawn to d5. Then you can further develop your White position by moving your Queen to f3, where she gains strength and development.