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The minimum rules of posting traps: Your trap must like this: Opening Trap: <Trap name> (<Difficulty>) + A game under the title, the difficulty can be Easy, Medium, Hard, Elite and Expert. Your trap must have move marks. Your trap must have some notes after some moves. EXTRA (Trust me, if you follow these rules, it can let your trap earn more points): Add some variations. Make a summarize. Make a trap warning.

Hi, opening traps lovers: We all know about the opening traps are just those of them, like: Fried Liver Attack, white sacs the knight Scholar’s Mate, the most-popular checkmate Fool’s Mate, the shortest game with only 3 (or 2) moves But in these days, we won’t study and cannot share these easy traps, but some hard traps. You think it’s hard, yes? But… These fun topics will make you enjoy it! After a few days, I’m going to post the first trap in this club! ENJOY AND HAVE FUN IN THIS CLUB!

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Is someone familiar with this opening variation? It seems unorthodox to me to have a d4-c4 pawn constellation as white. I detest both positions, black's and white's, as both are just standing their ground. Here follows the suggested move by lichess, position about equal. Has anyone ever dealt with such kind of openings (often seen in g6) and knows general ideas? This is what I intuitively would have played. No ideas what to do, my black squared bishop is weak, but more figures on the board... Anyway about even still...

found this on a blog

found this on a forum

Is anyone familiar with this opening? What are plans? Why does the engine not suggest a b4 or e5, instead remaining passive despite the centre?

https://www.chess.com/blog/Jehtt/this-cannot-be-a-real-thing-huge-news HUGE NEWS!!!

If you enjoy sacrificing pieces,this opening is good for you After that, white has a great advantage and black is in a horrible position. sprite from chesspage1

Duo ripped his queen in the middle game and I win lol

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Only join if you want to… the reason why I am posting this out is because the populations of my club are decreasing rapidly… my goal is to get at least 100 members. And if you help my send out invites, I will promote you. please join if you can. Thanks! Link to Broken Pawns: https://www.chess.com/club/broken-pawns/join

click the link below: https://www.chess.com/blog/larrysupercpu/this-amazing-opening-crushes-the-kings-pawn-opening

I once played it as white, although at that time my playing strenght never allowed precise playing. Nowadays I have changed to 1. Nf3 for evading studied openings. No memory remains of practical usage, but the time of that is remembered as of quick, decisive games, whereby either the opening decides all, or luck needs to mediate further. All in all risky, but rewarding. Suitable only in unperfect play.

https://www.chess.com/blog/thenomalnoob/the-blunder-move-after-the-brilliant-one-in-fried-liver-attack

Post your answers here, mine is Ruy Lopez (White), Slav Defense (Black) and Sicilian Defense (Black)