DESCRIPTION

This is a made up name LOL. But the moves are unrarely seen in a game, not only beginners, but we do sometimes see it now. Starts like this:

No matter where the knight goes, there is a discover attack potential.

HOW TO DEAL WITH IT

This is actually evitable. What you have to do is literally kick the knight away before you kill the pawn. That knight can't protect the pawn anyway, so it's a trade. Get it or not? Here is an example:

It ends up as an equal trade and black is doing better in developing.

VARIATION 1 (Non-reccomended)

This is still a choice but I personally do not recommend.

The knight is pinned from the queen so it must only be protected by the pawnie. The knights and queens are traded, but white is winning by a pawn. If you do not have pawncism, you'll understand what I mean.

VARIATION 2 (Non-recommended)

Another choice is to attack the knight with a pawn.

Again, white is winning by a pawn with check. White is next to move, and white would be better in developing this time.

CONCLUSION

As black, this opening is slightly too adventurous. However, if you deal with this correctly, it's still good -- Chess.com approved. So, which one would you prefer?

Solution
Variation 1
Variation 2

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