New Opening - Clemenz Attack/Reversed Modern Defense
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Sep 20, 2024
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The center is important , you are ignoring it completely, you are pushing too many pawns in the opening, creating weaknesses where you should kingside castle, and falling behind in development.
Sep 20, 2024
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#4
Well the problem is you don’t want to defend in the opening as white since you start the game up a tempo, see the analysis bar? Starts at .5 which means white is up a tempo, and you immediately are losing with this opening with black -.6-8 so that’s all you need to know really. That that fianchetto London or whatever immediately blunders a pawn lol.
Sep 20, 2024
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#5
Not every random combination of moves deserves a name. As humans our vocabulary is limited.
Sep 21, 2024
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#6
trw0311 wrote:
Well the problem is you don’t want to defend in the opening as white since you start the game up a tempo, see the analysis bar? Starts at .5 which means white is up a tempo, and you immediately are losing with this opening with black -.6-8 so that’s all you need to know really. That that fianchetto London or whatever immediately blunders a pawn lol.
No it doesnt?? it gains space, prepares a bishop for development and after nf6 you just win it back
Sep 21, 2024
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ibrust wrote:
Not every random combination of moves deserves a name. As humans our vocabulary is limited.
Too bad
Sep 21, 2024
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#8
Too bad for you because no one is ever going to play this opening much less call it by this name. Like in the real world.
Advantages for white: You can play the hippopotamus defense. Drawbacks for white: Developing falling behind No center Effectively giving black not 1, but 2 tempos
Sep 21, 2024
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sqjs wrote:
trw0311 wrote:
Well the problem is you don’t want to defend in the opening as white since you start the game up a tempo, see the analysis bar? Starts at .5 which means white is up a tempo, and you immediately are losing with this opening with black -.6-8 so that’s all you need to know really. That that fianchetto London or whatever immediately blunders a pawn lol.
No it doesnt?? it gains space, prepares a bishop for development and after nf6 you just win it back
How about you work on adding another 1500 rating points before you consider inventing openings ?
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