user9255: I would like to get suggestions of openings for white that suits a counter-attacking player. As black I really enjoy playing the alekhine and the modern. As white, lately, I started playing 1.g3, but I'm not entirely satisfied with it, especially since I found absolutely no theory on that opening. I'd like to have suggestions of other (decent) openings I could play as white that would suit my counter-attacking style.
Thanks!

user12402: Larsen's opening b3.  aims and counterattacking the center and aiming that bishop at the opponents kingside.  Bird's opening 1.f4 is basically a reverse Dutch.  You can play a reverse Alekhine's beginning with 1.g3 e5 2.Nf3 and in other lines play a reverse Modern/Pirc.

user19861: Find lines similar to your black openings. For example, a French player might play 1. e3. 
However, I don't see the point in throwing away white's advantage so early in a game. 

user12540: The Word Counter Attacking suits more for Black . If you read ever a Chess Book or Video the Counter Attacking is in a wrong context for White . The Player who plays White should be the Attacking one . Counterattacking goes for Black.
As for g3 opening it is Hungarian Opening . You can convert the opening to d4 Catalan/Reti which is a good repertoire for the White Player . 

user4362: One might call the Reti a counter attacking opening for white.
White allows black to grab some space with a big centre and then tries to tear it down.
[FEN ""]

1. Nf3 d5 2. c4 d4 3. g3 Nc6 4. Bg2 e5

There also should be quite a lot of theoretical information about it. The main problem might be that black isn't easily goaded into overextending. Most players like to play it safe with black, making a counter attacking game with white less likely.

9255: <p>I would like to get suggestions of openings for white that suits a counter-attacking player. As black I really enjoy playing the alekhine and the modern. As white, lately, I started playing 1.g3, but I'm not entirely satisfied with it, especially since I found absolutely no theory on that opening. I'd like to have suggestions of other (decent) openings I could play as white that would suit my counter-attacking style.</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>
 12402: <p>Larsen's opening b3.  aims and counterattacking the center and aiming that bishop at the opponents kingside.  Bird's opening 1.f4 is basically a reverse Dutch.  You can play a reverse Alekhine's beginning with 1.g3 e5 2.Nf3 and in other lines play a reverse Modern/Pirc.</p>
 19861: <p>Find lines similar to your black openings. For example, a French player might play 1. e3. </p>

<p>However, I don't see the point in throwing away white's advantage so early in a game. </p>
 12540: <p>The Word Counter Attacking suits more for Black . If you read ever a Chess Book or Video the Counter Attacking is in a wrong context for White . The Player who plays White should be the Attacking one . Counterattacking goes for Black.</p>

<p>As for g3 opening it is Hungarian Opening . You can convert the opening to d4 Catalan/Reti which is a good repertoire for the White Player . </p>
 4362: <p>One might call the Reti a counter attacking opening for white.
White allows black to grab some space with a big centre and then tries to tear it down.</p>

<pre><code>[FEN ""]

1. Nf3 d5 2. c4 d4 3. g3 Nc6 4. Bg2 e5
</code></pre>

<p>There also should be quite a lot of theoretical information about it. The main problem might be that black isn't easily goaded into overextending. Most players like to play it safe with black, making a counter attacking game with white less likely.</p>
