In chess what do you do when black brings his queen out early?

Question

It should go e4 e5 Nf3 Qf6. How do you make him pay?

Answer 1

you attack it

Answer 2

Set up a trap with the outcomes being that it runs away or it attacks and gets killed or you just kill it with a peice that they did not see could kill it.

Answer 3

I always fight fire with fire

Answer 4

1 how early is early

2 tell me your stats

on the usuaully case there are 2 solutions

solution 1 your s***w

solution 2 scare it hback to its original spot or go after some of his/her other pieces and they will have to retreat to there original spot like checking him/her

Answer 5

Quit because you lost already

Answer 6

1 e4 e5

2 Nf3 Qf6

3 d4

Answer 7

you took out you own horses

Answer 8

1. e4     e5

2. Nf3  Qf6

3. d3... Why? It opens the Queenside Bishop's diagonal lines and maintains contol of the center. Chasing the Queen this early in the game would be inconsequential as the Queen can easily retreat.

Answer 9

I think "Great.  Here's another game I've won."  Just develop normally and an opportunity to chase his queen will present itself very quickly.  I'd develop my other knight next.

Answer 10

Just bring your own men out towards the center of the board.  You can gain time by attacking the black queen and making black lose time by moving her over and over.  When you have enough guys out, your position will be over-whelming.

Answer 11

protect your king and keep the queen beside the king always to protect

Answer 12

Attack, attack, attack.

Keep the queen moving and at the same time you'll be able to develop your own pieces.  This is what they call tempo (you probably knew that).

Having good tempo can be a big advantage because while you're moving pieces making the queen dance around, your opponent can't do anything else.

Answer 13

Attack it with lesser pieces as you bring them out.  You get to develop your pieces, your opponent wastes time moving his queen around.