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PuzzleTicky
PuzzleTicky
May 3, 2023
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#221
Suvel wrote:
macer75 wrote:

This opening allows white to control the critical e4 and f5 squares.

lol checkmate in one move

Qh4#

Yay Fool's Mate

PuzzleTicky
PuzzleTicky
May 3, 2023
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#222
srikanth_narahari wrote:
falcogrine wrote:

there are no tactical downsides to playing it, according to Fritz. I find that, in my experience, which I also rely on, white can get a large attack and has no positional downsides. Or, if white is adventurous, he can sac a piece and get a huge initiative. I will take all offers to play, unless I physically can not (I will be away from computer for a while coming up, needs to be at least 5 days/ move). If anyone wants to start a few games, even if you are higher rated than me, go ahead!

What is Fritz's response to d5?

Scandinavian

PuzzleTicky
PuzzleTicky
May 3, 2023
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#223
Coomberlane wrote:

Known as the beginners opening.

etc.

2nd: You serious

PuzzleTicky
PuzzleTicky
May 3, 2023
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#224
grolk wrote:

macer75- really sorry! here's another opening i made, that forces your opponent to violate that principle

Why would White waste that much pieces
Easy mate

PuzzleTicky
PuzzleTicky
May 3, 2023
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#225
hjhjhjh88888 wrote:

hi

hi

Spam

BOWTOTHETOAST
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May 4, 2023
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#226

The martin opening

ksalmon
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May 4, 2023
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#227

trompowsky attack: bulgaria variaiton.

BuzzleGuzzle
BuzzleGuzzle
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May 4, 2023
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#228

The Azaladze Gambit.

BOWTOTHETOAST
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May 4, 2023
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#229

The porchenko Gambit, Declined Variation, Botez Gambit Declined variation

ThePircer64
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May 7, 2023
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#230

Van't Kruijs Opening: Reversed Danish Gambit

greysonjiang
greysonjiang
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May 7, 2023
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#231

nice

MagnusCarlson202020212022
MagnusCarlson202020212022
May 7, 2023
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#232
ok now hear me out
BOWTOTHETOAST
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May 9, 2023
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#233

The boosfer kings gambit(Actually talked about in guess the elo by levy rozman)

The english, Colin gambit declined, Double botez Gambit declined, Bishops gambit declined, Castling gambit.

jordantwelling
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Jun 5, 2023
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#234

I call this the Percy gambit, named after my friend that played the move accidentally once.

It attempts to sacrifice a pawn for tempo on the bishop

PedroG1464
PedroG1464
Jun 5, 2023
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#235

The Sampson System against the London.

A QID-Hedgehog system that fights the London with imbalances, flexibility, and a lot of potential. Also leaves the game with an open position, encouraging a more interesting, active game, an occuring problem in the London. It also rapidly develops its pieces to match the London’s quick development. I probably didn’t even invent this opening, lots of grandmasters have played a sort of Hedgehog setup against the London before lol
kevin123400
kevin123400
Jul 3, 2023
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#236
 
i present to you the bishop's bongcloud
kevin123400
kevin123400
Jul 3, 2023
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#237
ok but seriously here's an opening i call the Scandinavian Defense: Closed (Bishop Variation)
SacerRook
SacerRook
Jul 26, 2023
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#238
SacerRook
SacerRook
Jul 26, 2023
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#239
  1. D4 Your Pushing The Pawn To Get The Center
  2. G3 To Put Your Bishop In a Good Place
  3. Nc3 To Control The Center
  4. F4 To Control E5 Place
  5. o-o To Put Your King In Safety
  6. B3 To Put Your Bishop In B2 (In a Good Place)
PedroG1464
PedroG1464
Jul 27, 2023
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#240
SacerRook wrote:
  1. D4 Your Pushing The Pawn To Get The Center
  2. G3 To Put Your Bishop In a Good Place
  3. Nc3 To Control The Center
  4. F4 To Control E5 Place
  5. o-o To Put Your King In Safety
  6. B3 To Put Your Bishop In B2 (In a Good Place)

b2 is not a good place for the bishop btw, it’s passive and the d4 pawn blocks its vision. I’d much rather develop it somewhere else, maybe even a3 lmao

the d-pawn is backward, I’d recommend putting the rook on d1 and playing d4