New Best Opening?!?!
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May 11, 2021
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#1
May 11, 2021
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#3
Whites dark squared bishop is very sad locked in jail like that lol.
May 12, 2021
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#4
KMWS wrote:
Whites dark squared bishop is very sad locked in jail like that lol.
Its not after b4, then bishop b2, then you are double pressuring mate on kings side castle
May 12, 2021
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#5
Well with this you first have to get rid of the knight causing the king so that it cannot capture your queen of hole attempting to check mate.
May 12, 2021
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#6
AunTheKnight wrote:
How is this best?
It is the best because white develops pieces and threatens checkmate on h7
May 12, 2021
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#7
ZesteggDaHotGuy wrote:
AunTheKnight wrote:
How is this best?
It is the best because white develops pieces and threatens checkmate on h7
The knight defends h7. Your light and dark-squared bishop are undeveloped or passive.
May 12, 2021
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#8
AunTheKnight wrote:
ZesteggDaHotGuy wrote:
AunTheKnight wrote:
How is this best?
It is the best because white develops pieces and threatens checkmate on h7
The knight defends h7. Your light and dark-squared bishop are undeveloped or passive.
b4 then Bb2 opens up dark sqaured bishop and puts pressure on knight and pawn defending h7
meh its ok
not reaaly practical because its slower than others and yes the bishops are stuck boys
May 12, 2021
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#10
ZesteggDaHotGuy wrote:
AunTheKnight wrote:
ZesteggDaHotGuy wrote:
AunTheKnight wrote:
How is this best?
It is the best because white develops pieces and threatens checkmate on h7
The knight defends h7. Your light and dark-squared bishop are undeveloped or passive.
b4 then Bb2 opens up dark sqaured bishop and puts pressure on knight and pawn defending h7
No one is bad enough to fall for that.
This is a terrible opening for White. Instead of trying to invent a new opening and failing--learn basic opening principles?
May 12, 2021
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#12
You do not have offensive superiorority on there king side. Black has options to defend the king easy there.
You hung the c pawn on turn 6
White be stealing good openings such as sicilian from black. Also you hung the pawn on c4
This is a bad opening, I'm sorry to say. First of all, a3 is pointless. Second, if you want to do Bd3, go d4 first. Bb1 and Qc2 is an idea, but there is no reason to trap your own dark squared bishop. White has almost no control over the center, and black must be rated 300 to fall for that.
Besides, I play e6 against c4. 
