Creating my own opening?
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https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/71893358005?tab=analysis
I call it the Schiltron Attack which is based on the tactic the Scot used during the Scottish War of Independence
The opening allows black to defend from any white black attacks while getting its pieces in position to attack
The opening starts when black plays ge7
I eventually lost due to some stupid decisions and paniking
vivaanify wrote:
best game ever recorded
Lose a queen and a bishop for nothing.
So I made a new counter to the Fried Liver, and I tried it against many high level bots and it works well. Still needs a name. Any recommendations? Also still working out a few kinks.
Marcus-101 wrote:
Hey all, I'm going to try to create my own opening but I'm not sure how to go about it. Is there software where you can look into variations of it or will I have to use pen and paper? ty for any help given.
Scared Knight Opening.
Mystical-Man wrote:
vivaanify wrote:
best game ever recorded
Lose a queen and a bishop for nothing.
it's satirical sherlock
I call this the Dutch Defense: Saxon Attack
https://www.chess.com/game/cbc242a0-c327-11ed-99b7-b2d97f01000f
I call it The Bongcloud Opening: Drunken Officer Variation
officially starts after white plays pawn to d3
The pawn structure defends the King and allows white to have a good position despite King to e2
Ok thanks
Dodobirdyplayschess wrote:
https://www.chess.com/game/cbc242a0-c327-11ed-99b7-b2d97f01000f
I call it The Bongcloud Opening: Drunken Officer Variation
officially starts after white plays pawn to d3
The pawn structure defends the King and allows white to have a good position despite King to e2
The king is blocking the bishop and is extremely vulnerable, the way the bishop is cramped and inactive is proof that this opening is losing at the very beginning, it looks fine for blitz but terrible for normal time controls.
Pls how do you do it?
Called indian defence, London system, d6 e6 or g6, Nd2