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VuQuocThien

pretty bad for @guanlinzhou, they are kinda weird

 

adityasaxena4

 

This is a new gambit I created against the Vienna ! called the Anti-Vienna Gambit / AV Gambit !

rya1unracist

New opening:i named it Switch opening

 

that it or variant: queen pawn

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that it

rya1unracist

sorry let me repost the variant

 

 

MatthewFreitag
rya1unracist wrote:

sorry let me repost the variant

 

 

After 4. Qxd4 what has black accomplished?

winwin1234

 

winwin1234

So yea I don't know but i won more games than i lost with it

winwin1234
can u guys see it the main idea is early kingside fienchetto with f pawn first then attack the center with e4 d4 or c4


 

 

winwin1234

https://www.chess.com/game/live/32668766295 Please check It out. U can see it starts out with birds then into a fianchetto. They usually respond with d4 when u play f4 so after u fianchetto the idea is to strike back in the center quickly with c4 d4 of e4 usually the main problem is the dark-squared bishop. . I shall call it the slingshot variation to the king's fienchetto because u slingshot a pawn into the center

Thecosiek

Not bad

BouguesMags

Cool

naimishtiakahmed

I saw this odd opening recently https://chess.com/live/game/32341213593

adityasaxena4

 

Franco-Slav: Diemer Gambit, Center-Gruenfeld-Kings Indian-Fianchetto Blackmar-Diemer Gambit 4.Qa4

also able to be reached via the French: Diemer-Duhm Gambit as shown in the diagram 

winwin1234

Hmmm so whats the point of the opening

adityasaxena4
winwin1234 wrote:

Hmmm so whats the point of the opening

To either force Black to transpose into a French Defence: Exchange, Monte-Carlo Variation which is just miserable for Black after c5! as his DSB is locked in jail with his LSB to be limited in the future and then white to enjoy a happy game or to force Black to accept the pawn gambit and allow white to actively put pressure on the pawn while developing with ease and eventually regaining the pawn and then opening the d-file and the g and h files against Black because as shown above 4.Qa4 Nf6 5.exd5 exd5 is forced as Qa4 pins the c6 pawn to the king 

adityasaxena4
pfren wrote:

Rubinstein, Fischer, Karpov, Kramnik, Carlsen, all have/had almost flawless technique. But the latter 4 learned the stuff from Akiba.

Just to clarify , What's the point you're making @pfren ?

adityasaxena4

 

Italian Game: Two Knights Berlin Wall Defence, Berlin Wall Endgame

There are no previous games in the database after 4.Bb5 

After 11.Nc3 the position transposes to a semblance of a Berlin Wall Defence / Berlin Endgame with only 1 move 11.h6 in the database 

After 15.g4 there are no moves in the database but the position is in a semblance of a Berlin Wall Defence / Berlin Endgame

adityasaxena4

 

Italian Game: Two knights Berlin Wall Defense, Equality variation 

adityasaxena4

The funny thing is for post #61 is that if you try inserting the moves in the database with the normal Berlin Wall move order then it follows to a game between Lidia Tomnickova as White and Maria Severina as Black played on the 18th of April 2014.

Meaning that after just 15.Ne7 16.h3 we're still in database territory!

adityasaxena4

yet somehow it is not recognised by the database ?