Any feedback would be appreciated, I am no expert in chess by any means.
New Chess Opening. "The Banana Opening"
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Very Nice!
yes
i'm pretty sure openings like these are called systems
Jun 19, 2023
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#6
This opening has no proper name, but it seems to be played frequently among high players. Magnus Carlson has played this a few times. Any other corresponding moves that are part of the “Banana Opening”?
I thought it would be B pawn, A pawn, knight, A pawn, knight, A pawn
Jan 2, 2024
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#9
It’s some kind of a reversed tarrash/french most of the times. Played it myself
There is nothing new under the sun
Jan 2, 2024
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#11
If you think you've discovered a new opening, it falls into either one (or both) of the following:
a.) it's not new
b.) it's bad
You're better off playing known openings.
Jan 2, 2024
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EBowie написал:
If you think you've discovered a new opening, it falls into either one (or both) of the following:
a.) it's not new
b.) it's bad
You're better off playing known openings.
That's exactly how I invented...scotch gambit.
It started with me looking at the danish gambit and thinking "What if I delay c3 and play Nf3 first. The opponent will probably defend with Nc6, I will try to castle and then play c3. So I follow with Bc4. The problem for me was Nf6, I immediately decided to deal with this knight via e5, but d5 was looking sus. Decided to go with O-O, Nxe4, Re1 and then something should happen. Then, after almost 5 minutes of analysis I realised that I transposed into the scotch gambit Lmao
Oh actually I played with maximum and this is banana opening
Interesting
wow
I love bananas
Hello,
I discovered a new chess opening. I name it the Banana Opening, It is inspired from the Queens Gambit.
It goes like this:
1- E3
2- D4
3- C4
I have never seen it being played before. In addition to that, I conducted a quick research on book chess openings, and even checked out some published novelty openings, and did not find it anywhere.
Simple-dude