* It's a "Waiting Game" system. You wait for opportunities to jump. Knights don't have to go to a3 & h3, you can wait with them as well. (It's only 2 moves from castling to each side, what will the opponent do to you in One move!?)
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The Batmobile is almost impossible to make a draw with (I played about 5 games with it), the question is - who's winning...
the I dont wanna play chess gambit
genius name! I'll play f4 and if he doesnt play e6 I'll play g4
Got it play f4 e5 g4 as white against me, it isn't e6...
ok the title's a little but clickbait, if your gambit or a weird opening makes me lose a queen I will not play it, a good example would be something like this, I will post the games in this forum
weird opening :
Gambit :
Batman, I have the thing just for you.
Ladies but mostly Gentlemen: The Batmobile:
Loool I'll watch the video and definitely try it out
Here's a gambit that I currently play. It's actually a ton of fun if you can get a big positional advantage.
(Halloween gambit btw)
Here's a gambit that I currently play. It's actually a ton of fun if you can get a big positional advantage.
(Halloween gambit btw)
ah yes I've seen this, I think its more of an attacking advntage though lol
the I dont wanna play chess gambit
I'd call it "The King's-Gambit".
Batman, I assume you're a 1.e4 player (since you like gambits), I have noticed (by a database), that if someone plays the "Scandinavian" against you, you may as well force a "Blackmar Gambit" on him...
2. d4
I have a cheap trick called the "Steiner", for Black, it goes like that:
White thinks "well, he'll play the Marshall Attack, I'm ready for it...
Yes, you go e4. His best & most natural move is to take your knight:
At some point, your opponent will have to play the very non-humane move Re3, I only saw one game in which someone actually did it.
From experience, people fall for it - they expect the normal Marshall Attack.
From this position, if your opponent isn't ready, a usual reaction is:
Here, instead of taking your rook, he's suppose to play Re3... but, they don't...
Bobby Fischer Faces Marshall Attack And Some Tricky Sacrifices...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MHdCQZ9UTk
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If you're White, you may want to try the anti-boring "Rio Attack":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EH-drpvi35g
If you can beat a computer with it, you don't have to surprise your opponent - even if he knows that gambit, it's winning. (against programs at least - which have no sense of danger.. unlike your opponent, well.. life ain't perfect).
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And of horse, there's my special - Roast Spleen:
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-openings/the-new-and-improved-fried-liver-attack
This isn't a gambit - it's computer-checked - you're just winning (in general, after 4.Ng5?, you're already winning).
Is the Halloween sound?
no
Is the Halloween sound?
no
though apparently the computer gives this as only -1.5 for black, so it's not as bad as some of the other "trick" openings
Is the Halloween sound?
no
though apparently the computer gives this as only -1.5 for black, so it's not as bad as some of the other "trick" openings
Only -1.5? I swear it should be more.
I wish you much success playing the twin rooks gambit, double-isolated attack variation
Batman, I assume you're a 1.e4 player (since you like gambits), I have noticed (by a database), that if someone plays the "Scandinavian" against you, you may as well force a "Blackmar Gambit" on him...
2. d4
oh wow thanks! I always struggle against the scandi! should I put you on my profile for inventing the batmobile and helping me play against scandi? that seems like a good way I can say thank you if u want
ok the title's a little but clickbait, if your gambit or a weird opening makes me lose a queen I will not play it, a good example would be something like this, I will post the games in this forum
weird opening :
Gambit :
Batman, I have the thing just for you.
Ladies but mostly Gentlemen: The Batmobile: