On following the existing chess empathize, there are perfect first five qualified moves for white, which is a key to hold on to win the game. It would be faultless and convincing if you begin with any one of these white piece. All these are well-founded moves and carry equal value. Though the moves have identical quality their nature of progress may definitely vary. Consequently you can accommodate all possible moves with these ideal five white pieces. Hence they are called the Perfect Five. Let it be either a safe move or a tedious move or an intelligent sharp move, on the whole depends only on the perfect five and your strategy in playing the game to succeed.
The Perfect Five
The perfect five white pawns are 1e4, 1d4, 1c4, 1Nf3 and 1g3.
The Dynamic Move
Amongst five, 1e4 happens to be the most dynamic move which put forth the force on d5. This move gives a diagonal open for king bishop and queen. It gives way for the quick movement of king bishop and king knight which intends to bring a stronghold of kingside. 1e4 move is an effective move which can lead to achieve all the three principles of openings. The main temperament of this move is it helps to begin a lively game.
The complementary Move
The harmonizing move of 1e4 on queenside is 1d4. It put forth the force on e5. This move offers a diagonal open for queen bishop and a partial part of the procession for queen. On moving 1d4 the progress in the game involves the queenside and the center. This move dole outs to two of the opening principles. This complementary move leads to active tactic play.
The Marginal Move
1c4 is considered to be the secondary move since yet again it helps in development of queenside. It gains importance after exerting pressure on d5 and adds force by understandable next move of 2Nc3. White C pawn is marshaled to put forth pressure on center and after the 2Nc3 move, queen knight also does the same. 1c4 with 2Nc3 becomes proficient to attain two of the opening principles. This opening is called English opening and it generally strengthens the queenside and further moves like a4, b3, c2 are done by queen. This opening is a moderate active opening.
The Ideal Move
This move is perfect from the opening principles point of view since it serves all the three principles. With the moves 2g3, Bg3, 4 0-0, the white 1Nf3 gains stronghold and puts forth central pressure on king knight and king bishop. It is not a forceful plan, yet it leads to achieve three opening principles. 1Nf3 leads to a reverse move like 2d4, 2c4.
The Passive Move
It also helps to attain all the three opening principles. 1g3 is said to be the most flexible move since by various moves like 2Bg2, 3c4, 4Nc3 or 3Nf3, 4 0-0 you can attain kingside development.
Hence with all the Perfect Five moves the success of the play can be achieved.