What's the name of this opening?

4 years ago · Quote · #1
draw_master

What is the name of the opening starting with:

1.f3 d5 2. Kf2 e5 3. Kg3

I cannot find it in my Encyclopedia of openings. Had to face it twice yesterday and wasnt prepared at all...
4 years ago · Quote · #2
DrSpudnik

Are you serious?!?
4 years ago · Quote · #3
draw_master

Yeah...No one knows?!
4 years ago · Quote · #4
draw_master

the position seems pretty equal to me no wonder I couldn't win as black here
4 years ago · Quote · #5
helltank

That is the Accelerated Hammerschlag, which is considered bad for White; Black should play 2.e4, then 3.Kf2. Then White can pressure the centre or charge up the Kingside.
4 years ago · Quote · #6
learningthemoves

3. ...Qg5+
4 years ago · Quote · #7
wyh2013

It is one of the few main branch of Bongcloud Opening.Instead of controlling with pieces(hypermodern) it uses the king to control the important squares.Certainly it isn't a good idea but it should be okay.
4 years ago · Quote · #8
aAquila

Bc5 and hope for a mate in one~
4 years ago · Quote · #9
Starmute

the Drunken King Opening, Pork Chop Opening, or Hammerschlag.
4 years ago · Quote · #10
Applefield

Oh this one is a classic Hammerschlag (also known as Game-gambit) Made famous as early as in the 19th century by the one and only Löwenthal. The king avoids complications inherent with castling and is instead trying for some aggressive play on the right wing. A very tough nut to crack for black, I suggest Ke7 for some counter-play.
4 years ago · Quote · #11
Omar816

The Gay King Opening - Super Gay variation .

Only a couple times have I seen it been used on the top level. The point is to see how long it takes your opponent to realize you're retarted... glad i could help .
4 years ago · Quote · #12
DrSpudnik

The king does take a walk on the wild side.
4 years ago · Quote · #13
IM pfren

Just about any sane developing move (Nf6, Nc6, Bc5, Be6 and so on) leaves Black with a winning advantage. Where's your problem?
4 years ago · Quote · #14
Estragon

pfren wrote:

Just about any sane developing move (Nf6, Nc6, Bc5, Be6 and so on) leaves Black with a winning advantage. Where's your problem?

I'm guessing: in the bowl of his bong?
4 years ago · Quote · #15
wyh2013

coneheadzombie wrote:

wyh2010 wrote:

It is one of the few main branch of Bongcloud Opening.Instead of controlling with pieces(hypermodern) it uses the king to control the important squares.Certainly it isn't a good idea but it should be okay.

I'll play Black any day.

Agreed! Black is clearly winning in all terms
4 years ago · Quote · #16
axis654

yea i know a player like that he just moves once king once another piece and his rating is 1700 at bullet -.- !!! i tell u why because we keep thinking mate is soon mate is very soon just put pressure and nothing works hahaha
4 years ago · Quote · #17
dragon_king45

In Finland one good player play this opening some times he's name is Vilka Sipilä but he play Kg3 sometimes he play only two first move usally and i lost hhim in this opening in blizt game