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jaller435718
Mar 18, 2008
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#21
good openings thanks
KillaBeez wrote: This opening is terrible! The 5. g6 variation is perfectly fine. Black has halfway completed his development and White's Queen will be attacked for years to come. White has also ceded the Bishop pair. Even your move list variations are wrong. After Nc3+, what is stopping Black from playing Nxc3. This opening is busted for all I care.
Whatever... Nc3+ may be wrong, but it doesn't change the fact that black's king is in the center of the board waiting to be attacked.
White may have "ceded" the bishop pair (why do you always use ceded to describe giving the bishop pair?), but he still has attacking chances.
Black is not half completed with his development, and the white queen can retreat easily if need be. All of white's pieces are open to being developed. In the 5... g6 variation, black cannot further develop with 6... Be6, because of 7. Qxb7.
Did I ever say Be6???
No, but I was showing how move six cannot attack the queen with tempo. My opening is not crap. Get over it.
nice one!!!
BasicLvrCH8r wrote: No, but I was showing how move six cannot attack the queen with tempo. My opening is not crap. Get over it.
Then argue with Rybka or Fritz for goodness sake. They evaluate Black as one point ahead in your opening. That's equivalent to being a pawn down for no compensation.
Do you own Rybka? And I heard that you said that Fritz sometimes evaluates one side as many points ahead when he will be checkmated in three moves.
Guys, this opening is based upon a variation from Alekhine's Defense, called the Krejck variation. It seems so many "fresh ideas" are cousins of another. The f-pawn is always vulnerable hehehe...that is why I attack with it from move 1! Go Bird!
Apr 24, 2008
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#29
immediately runs into an inferior variation of the modern after 3. g6 =/, Your opening is creative and shows a great amount of insight, but sound it is not.
Edit: made a typo that completely changed what i said >_>
Anyways, the non-transpositional line is fine, that rybka/fritz user hasn't let the program run long enough.
MikedaSnipe wrote: immediately runs into an inferior variation of the modern after 3. d6 =/, Your opening is creative and shows a great amount of insight, but sound it is not.
d6 is the first move made by black.
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