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rich wrote:
It should be your second name.
How do i go about verifying the fact is their a world body
Sorry, bud, but the world gets to decide what the name will be. The Spanish Opening is the Ruy Lopez, the Russian Game is the Petroff Defense, and a variation like the Larsen-Santasaire is now the Grand Prix Attack. And no one really knows where the term "Indian" came from for the King's Indian, Queen's Indian, Nimzo-Indian, and Bogo-Indian. So good luck with that and here's to hoping that the world agrees with you. But you will need to submit the line to public scrutiny and let the public have their say. That being said, what do you have?
As dashkee94 points out there is no standards body for chess. Opens get named because people need to call them something and they start agreeing to call it somthing.
Take your opening out to a major tournament, score well against a few GMs and they will ask you what you call it. If that plan does not work for you then your probably out of luck.
Well thanks all for the advice i will take it on board i am suprised its not in the data base
dashkee94 wrote:
Sorry, bud, but the world gets to decide what the name will be. The Spanish Opening is the Ruy Lopez, the Russian Game is the Petroff Defense, and a variation like the Larsen-Santasaire is now the Grand Prix Attack. And no one really knows where the term "Indian" came from for the King's Indian, Queen's Indian, Nimzo-Indian, and Bogo-Indian. So good luck with that and here's to hoping that the world agrees with you. But you will need to submit the line to public scrutiny and let the public have their say. That being said, what do you have?
Thanks for taking the time to reply I would like to get some more info before i post the opening as i dont want someone to rob it on me
rich wrote:
Well it will have to be studied by people twice you're rating and GM's. And then it will be put in the book openings. So can you please post a Diagram of this opening ?
Thanks for replying to my post i way post it up but i might try get some more advice as i would hate it if it was a new opening and it was robbed on me -its not in the data base does
Count_Rugen wrote:
I'd get that patented
Is that possible
Nov 29, 2009
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i think the main question of this thread is how long can i string people along before i show them the following...
Very interesting. Not in the chess.com database? Is it a gambit?
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You could send new opening ideas to newinchess. 
i would have it checked out again if the variation is solid and without flaws, then consider naming it, or even make sure it isn't already in the books.
I am not sure if its in the books but it looks fairly solid and it is not in the data base of coarse if i post the opening its possible for others to claim it but its pretty solid
I have discovered a new opening atleast its not in the data base can i have it called after me or after my country who decides