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guys we have to agree... the fools mate is the worst opening yet!!
trust me! it is 100% lost! believe it or not!
did that game really happen?
dont know i just started playing
According to FIDE Master Eric Schiller, the worst possible opening move for white is 1. g4.
By the way, that was hilarious, idosheepallnight!
here it
is the worst
it seems there are many different opinions...
1f4 e5 2 g4 q4 #
rich wrote:
RyanMK wrote:
I beg to differ. The bongcloud opening gives you an extremely superior position.
I really do not think so. I reckon the Trompowsky gives you the best position. But Ryan if this is true why do you try to play it in every game ? If it gives you a superior position you are sure to be in with a good chance of winning.
rich, I'm not good enough to dare try it on a gamely basis, but if you challenge me, I'll be happy to demolish you with it.
TheGrobe wrote:
Isn't it ionic?
Don't you think?
A little too ionic. It's like acid rain on your wedding day.
RyanMK wrote:
rich wrote:
RyanMK wrote:
I beg to differ. The bongcloud opening gives you an extremely superior position.
I really do not think so. I reckon the Trompowsky gives you the best position. But Ryan if this is true why do you try to play it in every game ? If it gives you a superior position you are sure to be in with a good chance of winning.
rich, I'm not good enough to dare try it on a gamely basis, but if you challenge me, I'll be happy to demolish you with it.
Here's why it IS the best:
G-Money7 wrote:
According to FIDE Master Eric Schiller, the worst possible opening move for white is 1. g4.
That's very odd. I think 1. f3 is probably much worse than g4. I've been beaten by the Grob a couple of times, usually because I don't know the lines. There are a few traps for the unwary player of the black pieces...
1.g4 and 1.f3 are both pretty bad
rich wrote:
RyanMK wrote:
rich wrote:
RyanMK wrote:
I beg to differ. The bongcloud opening gives you an extremely superior position.
I really do not think so. I reckon the Trompowsky gives you the best position. But Ryan if this is true why do you try to play it in every game ? If it gives you a superior position you are sure to be in with a good chance of winning.
rich, I'm not good enough to dare try it on a gamely basis, but if you challenge me, I'll be happy to demolish you with it.
Lol, I got you last time though.
Ok, I blundered. Happens to everyone. Man up and give me a rematch. If you're so good, and the opening's so bad, you have nothing to fear and a good amount of rating points to gain. I'll be waiting whenever you feel like putting your money where your mouth is.
turn wrote:
RyanMK wrote:
rich wrote:
RyanMK wrote:
I beg to differ. The bongcloud opening gives you an extremely superior position.
I really do not think so. I reckon the Trompowsky gives you the best position. But Ryan if this is true why do you try to play it in every game ? If it gives you a superior position you are sure to be in with a good chance of winning.
rich, I'm not good enough to dare try it on a gamely basis, but if you challenge me, I'll be happy to demolish you with it.
Here's why it IS the best:
Yeah! It's good! But why not 2...d5?
RyanMK wrote:
rich wrote:
You're all wrong. richie_and_oprah is very wrong. The worst opening is the Bongcloud attack. 1.e4, e5, Ke2.
What are you talking about? That's the most feared and respected opening in all of chess. Only the best dare to play it.
Only the best dare to play it because they know they still have a chance at winning.
This opening is the DBs the mutt's nuts.
http://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/i-invented-a-new-chess-opening---can-i-name-it-after-myself
I call it the Okey Cokey