http://www.beginnersgame.com/page_2.htm
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One of the most amazing parts ;
"This new system of playing chess is absolutely the simplest imaginable! Even a complete beginner can learn to play the basic opening in a few minutes! In a few hours he will be able to play well beyond the opening, and know a large number of strong variant lines. With this system any beginner develops unbelievably fast into a solid player, able to confront even expert opponents and offer them a tough game!"
Another ;
"If you play chess seriously, then take this announcement seriously because all of the current opening practice of chess is being challenged! This system is better than anything you have ever seen! Try it and you will see, and soon be convinced, it is absolutely the best ever found!"
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Originally posted by ivan2908If they say so, it must be so, doesn't it? They don't lie, do they?
http://www.beginnersgame.com/page_2.htm
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One of the most amazing parts ;
"This new system of playing chess is absolutely the simplest imaginable! Even a complete beginner can learn to play the basic opening in a few minutes! In a few hours he will be able to play well beyond the opening, and know a large number of strong variant lines. With this ...[text shortened]... it and you will see, and soon be convinced, it is absolutely the best ever found!"
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You have to learn to trust people!
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Originally posted by ivan2908Never mind all that!
http://www.beginnersgame.com/page_2.htm
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One of the most amazing parts ;
"This new system of playing chess is absolutely the simplest imaginable! Even a complete beginner can learn to play the basic opening in a few minutes! In a few hours he will be able to play well beyond the opening, and know a large number of strong variant lines. With this ...[text shortened]... it and you will see, and soon be convinced, it is absolutely the best ever found!"
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http://www.beginnersgame.com/page_9.htm
1. b3 e5
2. Bb2 Nc6
3. d3 d5
4. Nd2 Nf6
5. g3 Bd6
6. Bg2 O-O
7. e3 Bg4
8. Ne2 Qd7
9. h3 Bxe2
10. Qxe2 a5
11. a3 Bc5
12. O-O Rfd8
13. f4 exf4
14. Rxf4 Qe6
15. d4 Bd6
16. Rf3 a4
17. b4 Nxb4
18. axb4 Bxb4
19. Ba3 Bxa3
20. Rxa3 Qe7
21. Ra1 a3
22. Raf1 Rd6
23. Rf5 a2
24. Nb3 Re6
25. Re1 c6
26. Rff1 b6
27. c3 Ra3
28. Na1 Ne4
29. Bxe4 Rxe4
30. Rf4 Rxf4
31. exf4 Qxe2
32. Rxe2 h5
33. Kf2 c5
34. h4 cxd4
35. cxd4 Ra4
36. Rb2 Ra6
37. Rb5 g6
38. Rxd5 Kf8
39. Re5 Ra4
40. d5 Ra7
41. d6 b5
42. Re2 b4
43. d7 Rxd7
44. Rxa2 Ke7
45. Rb2 Rd1
46. Nb3 Kd6
47. Rd2+ Rxd2+
48. Nxd2 Kc5
49. Ke2 Kd4
50. Kf3 Kd3
51. Nb3 Kc3
52. Na5 Kd2
53. Nc6 b3
54. Na5 b2
55. Nc4+ Kc3
56. Nxb2 Kd4
57. g4 Kd5
58. gxh5 gxh5
59. Nd3 f5
60. Ke3 Kd6
61. Kd4 Ke6
62. Nf2 Kf6
63. Nh1 Ke6
64. Ng3 Kf6
65. Nxh5+ Ke6
66. Ng3 Kf6
67. h5 Ke6
68. h6 Kf7
69. Nxf5 Kg8
70. Ke5 Kh8
71. Ke6 Kg8
72. Ne3 Kh7
73. Ng4 Kg6
74. f5+ Kg5
75. h7 Kxg4
76. h8=Q Kf3
77. f6 Ke4
78. f7 Kd3
79. f8=Q Kc4
80. Qd6 Kb3
81. Qc8 Ka2
82. Qb6 Ka3
83. Qa8++
Does White with with the system, or poor play by black?
I remember coming up with that formation except I used it as black... and I could make it into the endgame every time... I guess using it as white would make more sense...
When I was first experimenting with opening structures that formation seemed somewhat intriguing but I never investigated it further.
Its playable... Don't know if it could be at master level. Its passive... but maybe modern theory has shown that too aggressive of play weakens your structure?
Having your knights at e2 and d2 is very flexible, they can go almost anywhere from there.
Originally posted by ChessJesterThe PDF is saying you play it as black or white.
I remember coming up with that formation except I used it as black... and I could make it into the endgame every time... I guess using it as white would make more sense...
When I was first experimenting with opening structures that formation seemed somewhat intriguing but I never investigated it further.
Its playable... Don't know if it could be a ...[text shortened]... ?
Having your knights at e2 and d2 is very flexible, they can go almost anywhere from there.
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