i call it the chicken nugget opening and its a bit bad
Make your own opening
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Oct 11, 2021
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#142
Suvel wrote:
macer75 wrote:
This opening allows white to control the critical e4 and f5 squares.
lol checkmate in one move
Qh4#
I know
Oct 11, 2021
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#144
macer75 wrote:
A good opening choice if both sides are playing for a draw.
That setup kinda looks cool
Nov 6, 2021
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#148
Englund Gambit : Rosen Play
NOTE - I looked up the moves and it was not in the in opening explorer so I inserted it. I know it is quite famous but it is not worth it to try this opening (Englund Gambit) as black.
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1. f4 f6 2. g3 g6 3. Bg2 f5 4. d4 d5 5. c3 c6 6. Be3 e5 *
macer75 wrote:
This opening allows white to control the critical e4 and f5 squares.
But Qh4 is a checkmate, I guess.
I call this "Checkers Gambit". The pawns are in a formation like a checkerboard.
Love Gambit
By playing g3, White avoids Qh4, and is not a color weakness because the light-squared bishop is still on the board, and after Re1 you can play Bf1 followed by Bg2 to defend.
Spear Variation
the danish gambit against phillidor defense
Boba Fett's opening
Evans Gambit: Corkscrew Variation
By playing Bb2, White fianchettos his dark-squared bishop to the long diagonal,also adding pressure to the e5 pawn. And after Nf6,You can play 0-0. After 0-0,I would recommend the López Variation with (of course) Bb5,attacking the c6 knight.And if a6,Ba4,b5 Bb3,because the c-pawn’s blocked.Also,you could do the Glass Gambit with a3 ,and after it’s accepted with Bxa3 Bxa3,the dark-squared bishop gains activity.