The Chinese gambit

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Mathnerd2015 wrote:

Why don’t u guys just let Chinese people choose how they want their gambit to be like

dude, chess in asia is kinda rare, not many people play it in china, let alone study opening theory. plus, it's not even an official opening name, these are all just for fun

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never going to try bcz it will never work

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better play thar system

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Nice

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SacrifycedStoat wrote:
Why would white blunder mate there? It seems really simple to play Bxc6 or h3

Besides, it only delays the inevitable

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Bro is indirectly trying to insult Chinese people

reported

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SacrifycedStoat wrote:
Why would white blunder mate there? It seems really simple to play Bxc6 or h3

Agreed. Black has to play worse then f5 g5 for this to happen.

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maxwell4114 wrote:
Mathnerd2015 wrote:

Why don’t u guys just let Chinese people choose how they want their gambit to be like

dude, chess in asia is kinda rare, not many people play it in china, let alone study opening theory. plus, it's not even an official opening name, these are all just for fun

yea but practically half the number of chess prodigies you see on the uscf top 100 lists are asian. So even if it isnt popular in asia, asian people enjoy the game a lot in the US.

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C_A_T_S_C_H_E_S_S wrote:
SacrifycedStoat wrote:
Why would white blunder mate there? It seems really simple to play Bxc6 or h3

Besides, it only delays the inevitable

No. White can literally just lock the position down with Bxc6 and Nfd2, like SacrifycedStoat said.

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What even is the point of an opening if it only works for under any elo? Openings can only be categorized into sound and unsound, sound ones are decent openings that we all play, unsound ones (several aggressive gambits, such as the Halloween Gambit) should not be played at any level to prevent practicing something useless. Your opening falls into the second category (no offense intended). Also, the naming is objectionable at best, you can name it something else please.

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YavinMoon wrote:
C_A_T_S_C_H_E_S_S wrote:
SacrifycedStoat wrote:
Why would white blunder mate there? It seems really simple to play Bxc6 or h3

Besides, it only delays the inevitable

No. White can literally just lock the position down with Bxc6 and Nfd2, like SacrifycedStoat said.

what? its a quote in a quote

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C_A_T_S_C_H_E_S_S wrote:
YavinMoon wrote:
C_A_T_S_C_H_E_S_S wrote:
SacrifycedStoat wrote:
Why would white blunder mate there? It seems really simple to play Bxc6 or h3

Besides, it only delays the inevitable

No. White can literally just lock the position down with Bxc6 and Nfd2, like SacrifycedStoat said.

what? its a quote in a quote

now its a quote in a quote in a quote in a quote i think

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HeisukeKogami wrote:

What even is the point of an opening if it only works for under any elo? Openings can only be categorized into sound and unsound, sound ones are decent openings that we all play, unsound ones (several aggressive gambits, such as the Halloween Gambit) should not be played at any level to prevent practicing something useless. Your opening falls into the second category (no offense intended). Also, the naming is objectionable at best, you can name it something else please.

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