Thar Gambit (a new opening for those who develop in the start)
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I was looking for some good opening but I couldn't find that matches my style so i invented one. I play balanced and attacking and only defend in bad position.
Tortoise opening is very similar to the Thar Gambit but this is different.
1. e4 e5
2. Bd3 (bishop developed)
3. c4 (space grab)
4. Nf3 (knight out)
5. Nc3 (second knight out)
6. Be2 (bishop moved to open d3)
7. d3 (center support + bishop opens)
8. O-O (king castled, rook activated)
try this out and rate it
https://www.chess.com/game/computer/337076848
Win rate 80 % draw 20% losses 0
I would honestly go with Be2 but you do you I guess.
what do you mean i posted it here so people can improve the opening and maybe try it
I just said that because it was my opinion you know.
thanks but can you tell the entire line like from the start
i know it is not recognised but it is a gambit for me and must be a gambit to every guy who like it and used it in real game
7 days ago
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#10
Seems like a solid opening.
The opponent could always play moves that prevent that, but it does give you a good setup if they don’t
The opponent could always play moves that prevent that, but it does give you a good setup if they don’t
7 days ago
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#11
Also, gambit means it sacrifices material for a better position if they accept.
Opening this topic was absolutely necessary, the former six topics about the same subject were not enough.
The opening is still bad though. And clearly not a gambit.
It's Thar System not gambit
7 days ago
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#14
It's not a great opening. The light square bishop is trapped by the e4 and c4 pawns, and there is no point of the bishop going to d3 if you're going to move it back.
it has it gaurds the e4 pawn in the start