This is an opening I like to use, I call it the Queen's Pawn Opening: Blooming Callery Var. as a Callery tree is an aggressive species of tree that blooms very early on, I felt it fit the opening very much. It works as kind of a glass cannon by launching the pawn early on to attack the opponent's queen as while being backed by a queen and rook, aiming to either trade queens or advance the pawn to be a queen. And if played right can be a devastating attack early on to the opponent. From what I know it is defended with D5 pawn, to which you move bishop to E3 instead of F4, and your defense is slightly weaker.
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Yo guys I just made my own variation for Kings indian defense but for white it's unnamed I call it kings indian defense Tranate defense
How do I get chess.com to put it in the analyser?
I found this opening
this is a variant of the Saragossa Opening
it has no name and only once been played before
I call it Saragossa Opening Skyrocket Attack
I don't get it tho ye cool opening but why wouldn't black defend the kings pawn
SirVicious wrote:
It's easy,I just whipped this one up a second ago...what do you think?
its the sodium attack
I created my own gambit because I was bored. it looks like trash but its called the
"Turcianö Gambit" looks weird but yea just made it
"Turcianö Gambit" looks weird but yea just made it
NEETHUDAS123 wrote:
The cool british opening, By me.
the opening is called "british opening" and it starts with e4 e5 Nf3 b6 be2??
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1.e4 e5 2.bc4 bc5 3.Bb3 nf3/nc6 4.qe2 nc6/nf3 5.e3 qxf7# my scholarships mate version.
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ashswagisthebest wrote:
NEETHUDAS123 wrote:
The cool british opening, By me.
the opening is called "british opening" and it starts with e4 e5 Nf3 b6 be2??
The gambit is trying to show how 100s play.
Im justru i don't care, gimmme achievmentt
a bad opening i found
Made an opening a few min ago its called the "Antikleia opening"
the second picture is the "Antikleia: fianchetto varation"
The third picture is the "Antikleia: advanced varation"
If you discover an opening that hasn't been named yet, it's probably very bad.
untrue, a lot of chess is encouraging you to make your own moves and not someone else's, this includes openings and endgames. anything it takes to win.