Any idea what type of opening this is, after move #10?

I would like to know both sides. Thanks for the input.

I don't what white is doing

but 6...g6 is an unnecessary blacks bishop is already on an open diagonal Bd6 places  the bishop in a great position without wasting a move

reversed french after 1st move after that it just gets werid

Lokirush wrote:

reversed french after 1st move after that it just gets werid

 I feel it was a solid progession though.  By the end, i was trying to determine who had the advantage.  Any ideas, this was a live chess game, for those wondering.  Thanks.

ECO: B00.  Thats the big bad hippo!!! It is generally played by black as a way to confuse ones opponent... g3 is the hungarian and is just another way to start that setup.

i think it's a bulgarian waterloo opening

Looks kinda like the opening my friend dose !

After move 10, I think that the idea for White is to close the center, hide his King on b1 or a1 and throw his pawns forward on the kingside to try to attack Black's king. To be successful, however, the center must be somewohat stable or closed so that there are no breakthroughs in the center. For Black, I think an attack on the queenside is important, keep the center mobile to aid in the attack and be as fast as possible. These are very general plans and have to be supported by concrete analysis and variations.

sprinter101 wrote:

i think it's a bulgarian waterloo opening

 what s that?

white = coffee house play :o)

I mean a lot of small pawn moves, trying to stay solid, while playing fast to get time advantage. This is not very ambitious, but in blitz it can work very well.

black = dream opening

Black is developping without any problem, developping pieces.