show us the opening :)
I have found a new opening
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binblaster wrote:
show us the opening :)
I know what ur thinking ...
For starters, you need to make it famous by winning with it in top level tournaments.
paulgottlieb wrote:
The rules for claiming a new opening are clearly established.
1. You must travel to the headquarters if the Chess Opening Guild in Luxembourg. Then you must stand outside the Guild headquarters for three consecutive days reciting a poem in praise of your new opening
2. On the third day, you will be invited into the Guild headquarters. You will find yourself in a courtyard where you will be confronted by a fierce beast (usually a Rhino, but occasionally an enormous snake.) You must defeat the beast in single combat.
3.If you are successful, your opening will be accepted and every time it is played in a grandmaster tournament, you will get a nickel. A nickel may not sound like much, but it adds up. You should see the house the Ruy Lopez family lives in!
I faced the beast a few years back and came back defeated and sans left testicle. The Shivsky gambit was promising ... but alas.
paulgottlieb wrote:
The rules for claiming a new opening are clearly established.
1. You must travel to the headquarters if the Chess Opening Guild in Luxembourg. Then you must stand outside the Guild headquarters for three consecutive days reciting a poem in praise of your new opening
2. On the third day, you will be invited into the Guild headquarters. You will find yourself in a courtyard where you will be confronted by a fierce beast (usually a Rhino, but occasionally an enormous snake.) You must defeat the beast in single combat.
3.If you are successful, your opening will be accepted and every time it is played in a grandmaster tournament, you will get a nickel. A nickel may not sound like much, but it adds up. You should see the house the Ruy Lopez family lives in!
Nice!
Nice opening! 
Hello :)
what if black goes with the intuitive 2...exf4 ?
Alot of weak black squares. But a fine setup against the catalan I think. I don't see what the knight is doing on e7, it's misplaced on f5 since if its a problem white can just play e3. Nf6 seems more precise, but I don't know.
TheKonigsbergKid wrote:
Hello :)
what if black goes with the intuitive 2...exf4 ?
Look at the notes, white may have some kind of edge
I also found new opening. In the main line of Ryu Lopez white can play Kf1 instead of 0-0.
I have a patzer question, but how do you know this is a "new" opening? What constitutes a new opening? I'm asking because all of these positions look as if they must have been played/tested.
Usually people who post about new openings here get berated; however, it seems this opening is of intrest to the people posting.
naturalproduct wrote:
I have a patzer question, but how do you know this is a "new" opening? What constitutes a new opening? I'm asking because all of these positions look as if they must have been played/tested.
Usually people who post about new openings here get berated; however, it seems this opening is of intrest to the people posting.
Well it is really easy to see that this opening is new or no you can just check out here in chess.com in explore opening but i like random openings caz if you know a random opening very well it will be very good
For someone with an FIDE rating of 2000+ and claiming to work on a chess computer with an ELO of 5000, this stinks of trolling.
MatchStickKing wrote:
For someone with an FIDE rating of 2000+ and claiming to work on a chess computer with an ELO of 5000, this stinks of trolling.
I play since i was 9 years old from my dad and i like the game a lot i use to work around 3 hours in a day to improve my chess and get 2000+ uscf i read books a lot i like ruy lopez for white i have a lot of books about that opening but i was wondring that i can play some random opening i do play it in some otb tournys in nyc i got 7 points out of 9
I have found a new opening and now
I want to claim it, how must I do that? Do you must claim that by the FIDE? Or somewhere else?