"Which openings would you suggest me to study for White and for Black against 1.d4 and 1.e4?"
I'm lazy so I figured out a way to study openings as little as possible. As White I decided against moving e4 or d4 on the 1st move because that would require an understanding of countless replies from Black. So as White I always play the King's Indian Attack. As Black if White's 1st move is e4 my reply is always the Sicilian Defense and I often wind up playing the Najdorf Variation. As Black if White's 1st move is anything but e4 I play the King's Indian Defense. My plan has worked. I can survive the opening knowing just 2 openings, the Sicilian as Black, and the King's Indian as both Black and White.
http://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-openings/positional-openings4
By the way, chess.com sucks.
https://lichess.org/ is much better and it's free.
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Friday, May 1, 2015
I answered this question at chess.com: "Which openings would you suggest me to study for White and for Black against 1.d4 and 1.e4?"
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