Make up a (dumb) opening and name it!
I'll call it Russian defense. Weird I know.
bruh this is the alekhine defense
That is the petroff defense
here's how you get to this setup.
Dude, that's one of those rare openings that's bad for Black and White.
(About #43)
That's also one of the rare of this thread that could actually be seriously played (by bad players, especially white but still). As a duras gambit player I usually don't go Nc6 in response of e5 (and think it's meh, but Duras Gambit is meh anyway), but I would be delighted if white answers me that way, and rightfully.
I always thought that a good way to beat a computer would be to make some weird moves to 'trick' it.
All that is happening is trading a queen for a rook and a bishop, not "winning" it
Despite the point count, having a queen is usually better than having a bshop and a rook. From the final position, the rook is already lost (or traded for a bishop, along with a pawn), so it really is only a queen for bishop trade, technically not winning a queen, but winning the material back.
Anyway, I was nowhere serious when talking about "winning the queen" because the player with a "trapped" queen has not even to try hard to untrap the her, and ends up with a monstruous advantage, both material and positional (maybe just material in Barnes').