I THINK I MADE A NEW VARIATION
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henrypopcorn
2 hrs ago
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#1
I found a new variation, that I think is great how do I make it a book move?
#2 is not right, if it's really good, you play it in real games, make a blog about it, become a top blogger, then chess.com may consider adding it.
2 hrs ago
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#4
Mate you need to be a titled player, known around the world, decades of experience. You can't just 'make a book move'. Show it to me and I'm sure myself and everyone else in the forums will expose it's weaknesses. It's probably already an opening too.
2 hrs ago
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#7
Fet wrote:
#2 is not right, if it's really good, you play it in real games, make a blog about it, become a top blogger, then chess.com may consider adding it.
Oh cool! Thanks for teaching me that
I'd really like to see this crazy opening anyway
20 min ago
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#11
1 e4 e5
2 Nf3 Nc6
3 c3 Nf6. (Ponziani Opening: Jaenisch Counterattack
4 d4 Nxe4
5 d5 Ne7
6 Nxe5 f6. (f6 is crucial)
7 Bd3…
Put this into analysis, no good refutation
2 Nf3 Nc6
3 c3 Nf6. (Ponziani Opening: Jaenisch Counterattack
4 d4 Nxe4
5 d5 Ne7
6 Nxe5 f6. (f6 is crucial)
7 Bd3…
Put this into analysis, no good refutation
19 min ago
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#13
But isn't that a blunder for black??
Pushing the f-pawn leaves the king exposed
ALSO I think the first 5 or so rows are already an opening, the Ponziani or smth
17 min ago
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#15
Your_Local_Chicken wrote:
But isn't that a blunder for black??
Pushing the f-pawn leaves the king exposed
ALSO I think the first 5 or so rows are already an opening, the Ponziani or smth
yes the ponziani
16 min ago
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#16
Well it will trick people at intermediate and beginner level as they might see that d6?? is a huge blunder and try to kick the knight out a different way!
Call it the wsadrfh defence