Creating my own opening?
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Kings Pawn Opening: The Bongchoud Gambit (the Bongcloud is a thing, not the gambit, I think)
Here's the main line of the opening I created:
Scandinavian Defense: Closed, Queen's Knight Game
This is one variation of a non-risky gambit opening I created
vivaankhanna03 wrote:
This is one variation of a non-risky gambit opening I created
Here's another one
The only move that saves black is qe7/ qf6 and even if your opponent spots it, its an equal position as per stockfish
SirVicious wrote:
It's easy,I just whipped this one up a second ago...what do you think?
What do you call this glorious opening?
MakeMeChortle wrote:
SirVicious wrote:
It's easy,I just whipped this one up a second ago...what do you think?
What do you call this glorious opening?
Nevermind I realized I was replying to a post from over a decade ago
https://www.chess.com/game/live/71251126216
Created a chess opening called Reti opening: Kingside Sicilian variation
let me know if its good or bad
Reversed coca-Cola gambit
1. g4 g5 2. Bg7 f5
In my opinion, my opening is not good and i don't know if he exist, the objective of this is to development tho pieces that are harder to develop early in the game. I call it the pawn gambit ( sorry for my english, i'm not fluent)
no prob i'll try to make a better version, maybe a variation of Reti opening Dutch this time
edit: sorry I thought you were talking about my opening
Dodobirdyplayschess escreveu:
no prob i'll try to make a better version, maybe a variation of Reti opening Dutch this time
edit: sorry I thought you were talking about my opening
no problems
I went to summer camp when i was 12 and i took a chess merit badge, The counselor really emphasized pawn structure so as you can see i took that very seriously. But 3 years later i finally learned chess principle but i bet you could assume how my games went.
Chalupa9 wrote:
I went to summer camp when i was 12 and i took a chess merit badge, The counselor really emphasized pawn structure so as you can see i took that very seriously. But 3 years later i finally learned chess principle but i bet you could assume how my games went.
In terms of opening principles that's even worse than me.
I think there'd be little to no strategic advantage with a new opening. There are already tons of great openings anyway, so there would be no problem just going with those.
