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I'd give it a 5 for uniqueness a 4 for usefulness and a 9 for the name so in total a 18 out of a possible 30.
Reasoning for Uniqueness: It's pretty unique however the fact that it comes from a variation of the danish gambit and you called it the nordic gambit does reduce part of it's uniqueness
Reasoning for Usefulness: It's not that useful and requires your opponent to play very unlikely moves, H6, i might be able to see happening but f6 is nobody is playing. However the good thing about this opening is even if your opponent doesn't make very unlikely moves your still only losing by -0.8 on the evaluation bar which is not that big.
Reasoning for the name: Very cool name - I really like it, however I can't give this a perfect score because the variation coming from the danish gambit and you calling it the nordic gambit is too similar to give a perfect score.
Great job with this opening!
IMKNCHESS wrote:
The Catalan Gambit. (pretty dubious but whatever)
Could you post a separate analysis of just the opening so I know when it starts and so I can see what moves are for the game and what moves are for the opening.
A variation where the Q moves like a knight. Maybe not new but needs to be, uh, made or played ...
nope
Etymologist35 wrote:
A variation where the Q moves like a knight. Maybe not new but needs to be, uh, made or played ...
what are you saying? I mean opening variation not chess game mode variations
Ineffaceable wrote:
Etymologist35 wrote:
A variation where the Q moves like a knight. Maybe not new but needs to be, uh, made or played ...
what are you saying? I mean opening variation not chess game mode variations
Excuse me then. Misunderstanding on my part
I extended Three Knight's Game: Winaver Defense and made kind of variations, so does that count? This I call Three Knight's Game: Winaver Defense Accepted.
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Create a new opening or variation which I will rank out of 10 for each uniqueness, usefulness and the name. Also this will be going on YouTube but I will credit you and your opening/variation name you made will be kept
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Make sure your opening/variation is actually unique and not just an obscure opening/variation on chess.com
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