New Chess Defense
I discovered a new chess defense. It starts when your opponent plays d4 and you respond with d5. Your opponent then plays bishop to f4, which is the Accelerated London System. You respond with 2...Nd7. I'm calling that defense the Rhino Defense. It looks like a weird move, doesn't it? However, it leads to a solid, structural defense. I'll try it in a game soon, and if it works, hopefully this will become a real opening.
