Dutch Defence: Krejcik Gambit, Beginner Indian Capture Mistake, 8-Move Checkmate Variation
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Aug 29, 2025
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#4723
The Nordic Game
It starts with Scandinavian Defense, instead of direct trade, white decides to move f3 to support e4 pawn and use minor pawns to trade for center pawn. And black could do the same thing, but White Knight could capture e5 pawn and black pawn take the e4 pawn. In the sixth move, Qh5+, it threaten the h-rook or forcing the black king to move which they will lost the castling chance.
Aug 30, 2025
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#4724
The German Opening
So there is French Defense, Englund Gambit, English Opening, Dutch Defense, Italian Opening, Polish Opening, Ruy Lopez (Spainish), Scandinavian Defense, etc. But there isn't an opening named German (Don't tell me about Berlin Defense)?! So I decide to name this opening as German Opening.
Aug 30, 2025
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#4726
The "DEAD" opening: anti-dead (alive defense), normal indian-queen setup
Aug 30, 2025
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#4727
The "DEAD" opening: two knight's game, two bishop's game variation
Aug 30, 2025
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#4728
The "DEAD" opening: two knight's game, check-bishop-block, exchange variation
Aug 30, 2025
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#4730
The Imperial Game
White starts with a suprising move g4 to control king side, black develops its center by d5, White play Bh3 to protect g4 pawn. White breaks black's center by c4 and starts to develop its minor pieces and support its pieces to attack
I humbly present:
The Italian Game: Knight Attack, Polerio Defense, Bishop Check, Bogoljubov, Queen Sacrifice Variation
Aug 30, 2025
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#4735
chadnilsen wrote:
Here is what I call the Husky's Gambit:
I present thee the ‘bowl opening’
Aug 31, 2025
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#4737
French Defense : Knight Variation
White had a pawn chain which control the center. Full of misses...
Feather horse gambit
Black Side | The Queen Opening : Knights Variation
Black queen could control the whole b-file or move horizontally to aim to break white's castle after White castled. White could follow up by Bb5 and pin black's king so Black's d-pawn couldn't move immediately. Or white could also play Bc4 to put pressure on Black's weak f7 pawn.
So why would black play this dumb opening huh?