The Kadas Opening, also know as the Desprez Opening, Anti-Borg Opening, and Samurai Opening, is an irregular Chess opening played with the white pieces that refers to 1. h4.

The Despréz Opening, also called the Kadas Opening is a chess opening characterised by the opening move: 1.h4. The opening is named after the French player Marcel Despréz . Like a number of other rare openings, 1.h4 has some alternate names such as Anti-Borg Opening, Samurai Opening and Harry's Opening.

2008年5月13日 · H4 is the probably the most powerful move one can make, if you do not have much skill at chess. H4/A4 opens a spot for the rooke to come out, or opens a space for an escape route for a future castle. By playing H4 as your 1st, 2nd or 3rd move, you open some side space for future moves.

2013年7月6日 · h4 keeps both black's queen and bishop on the queen-side from coming to the squares h4, g4, and g5, and generally limits their diagonals. It also could also be used for a pawn push to weaken black's king-side pawn structure.

one way h4 could backfire is if black can plop a bishop or knight on g4 and you can’t kick it. Notice that white has a pawn on f3 in the dragon main line so this isn’t relevant. a4 is usually not as weakening.

2025年2月10日 · Due to the near-uselessness of this opening, it is rarely seen among serious chess players. However, it could be used to throw off the opponent. No top masters have ever [citation needed] used this opening in professional play, although some, most notably Magnus Carlsen and Hikaru Nakamura, play it during blitz.

2023年12月28日 · In the realm of chess openings, the Kadas Opening is a striking example of deviation from classical principles, beginning with the move 1. h4. Unlike other openings that may initially forgo central dominance, such as the Hungarian Opening , which we have discussed in another article as well, the Kadas Opening fails to lay any groundwork for ...

2023年7月1日 · The Kádas Opening, also known as the Desperado Opening, is a rare chess opening characterized by the move 1.h4. It is not considered a mainstream opening and isn’t frequently encountered in professional play.

Kádas Opening is an unconventional chess opening which starts with 1. h4. It's also known as the "Hungarian Opening" or "Desprez Opening". This move aims to control the g5 square and enable a swift development of the king's knight.

White can only play 1.h4 to confuse the opponent and make him choose his response. If you are used to memorizing openings, you will become uneasy against threats like h5-h6. So, in this post, we will look at some ways black can play against 1.h4. …