Hi, can I change the board?.

@rukja: In the game you posted, 28. Qf1 is annotated as a forced move, despite being clearly worse than virtually anything else on the board.

Consider: 1. c4 Re5?! 2. Rf3+ Rf5 (otherwise losing the rook outright) 3. Bc3+ and white's piece advantage promises him a favorable endgame, with simplification secured by black's attempt to win the queen. (Obviously, white from this position can trade rooks immediately)

Alternately: 1. h4 Re5?! 2. Bg5+! Kg7 3. Bxd8 again leaves white in a good position.

"Remarkable" continuations:

• 1.Nh3 Nh6 Double Ammonia
• 1.Nh3 Nh6 2.Na3 Na6 Drunken Cavalry

what was that...some five years old playing?

played with white sodium and amar simultaneously...can be a draw, but only at the end if black has a kind of time crisis

weak players!

look like the sodium attack but changed sides

looks like a reflection of the sodium attack...

Ammonia attack

Looks like Nf6 is the best response (based on win %).  Seriously though, this "opening" is terrible if one wishes to follow opening principles.

"Knights on the rim are dim"

Kostasrallis: yeah, I should acknowledge that basically U are right.