What do you do in this situation (Chess)?

Question

e2 - e4

c7 - c5

g1 - f3

d7 - d6

What move should white play now?

Answer 1

The main move is d2-d4, leading to great complications and whole libraries of chess theory.

f1-b5 check is popular as a means to avoid this.

Answer 2

yah check is on Bb5 (bishop to b5)

u what you want to do is to continue getting your pieces out. the earlier you can get your pieces out the greater your advantage. depending on the strength of your player. If you are playing a complete beginer than what you can do is move your bishop to d3 and then if your opponent doesn't move his a or b pawn then move you queen behind your bishop (e2) and then on the next move you can mate them on b5 with your bishop that would be following the general pattern of fools mate. (see site) but the better move in my oppinion is to bring out your bishop to c4. It gets your bishop out. and it allows your king to castle.another option is to move your g2 pawn to g3 and then move your bishop to g2, followed by an optional castling. or you can come out with your knight, one thing that you do  not want to do is to move your d2 pawn, before you get your f1 bishop out. keeping the queen inside for the next couple moves is reccomendable, you want to get your other pieces out first,unless you want to do a queen side castling in which case you would want to get your  queen out. Personally i would get the bishop out either on the offensive (Bc4) or on the defensive (Bg2) followed by the other night and bishop.

Answer 3

wow arent u cool

Answer 4

Although d2-d4, the open Sicilian might be the best, there are other moves that may fit your personality better.  Although I'd not recommend it, d2-d3, the closed Sicilian might fit your personality.  Investigate both.  Others, like b1-c3 either transpose (you differ the move order to get to the same position) or I personally would not even half heartedly recommend them until you've had some of the "real" replies.