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On move 5 your opponent can double your pawns on the c file by taking your knight, and simultaneously hang your e pawn, this opening is not good.
Nothing new here, putting aside stupid moves like 5...b6 and 6...Ba6.
The position after white's 5.0-0 has been played hundreds of times, starting from the late 19th century.
WoodPusherInc wrote:
On move 5 your opponent can double your pawns on the c file by taking your knight, and simultaneously hang your e pawn, this opening is not good.
This is a typical structure, where there is nothing to worry about for white (actually for Black as well).
Mar 19, 2026
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WoodPusherInc wrote:
On move 5 your opponent can double your pawns on the c file by taking your knight, and simultaneously hang your e pawn, this opening is not good.
You can then open up your queen and attack both knights
Mar 19, 2026
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#9
pfren wrote:
Nothing new here, putting aside stupid moves like 5...b6 and 6...Ba6.
The position after white's has been played hundreds of times, starting from the late 19th century.
thank you for the information,but the thing I want to know is that if it will be named and if so what will it be named?
pfren wrote:
WoodPusherInc wrote:
On move 5 your opponent can double your pawns on the c file by taking your knight, and simultaneously hang your e pawn, this opening is not good.
This is a typical structure, where there is nothing to worry about for white (actually for Black as well).
I don't doubt you, but are sub 300 players (op is 260) going to find those moves?
Dear Chess.com I found an opening that works and play very well with complex and simple concepts (I even got checkmate with it too!) so if possible I would like to add this as an actual opening.
its a simple opening I focused on white mostly sorry