1. Joined
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    01 Jul '09 17:49
    because years of studying by grandmasters is not enough for me.




    you see, you give up your queen and a knight and your kings chance to castle all in just 5 moves.

    anyone think I've found something that all the greatest players in the world for the past couple of hundred years haven't found?
  2. Standard memberorion25
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    01 Jul '09 19:23
    Originally posted by tmstwrt88

    anyone think I've found something that all the greatest players in the world for the past couple of hundred years haven't found?[/b]
    definitely
  3. Toronto
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    01 Jul '09 19:331 edit
    Fritz shows this as a losing opening for white, which just proves that chess engines know nothing.
  4. Joined
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    01 Jul '09 19:47
    Originally posted by tmstwrt88
    because years of studying by grandmasters is not enough for me.


    [pgn]1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Nxe5 Nxe5 4. Qf3 Nxf3 5. Kd1[/pgn]

    you see, you give up your queen and a knight and your kings chance to castle all in just 5 moves.

    anyone think I've found something that all the greatest players in the world for the past couple of hundred years haven't found?
    I think this is a good opening - for black.
    Has it a name?
  5. e4
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    01 Jul '09 21:57
    Terrible - Only a complete novice playing Black would move
    a Knight not once, not twice, but three times in the opening.

    Here is a new opening plan. Fianchetto your Rooks!

  6. Joined
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    01 Jul '09 22:08
    if you play losing chess, you are a genius, but if you are not then I say nothing.

    How to not play chess, Why you don't fianchetto your knights ? You can alos bring the king in the game, it is a good piece and hiding it in the corner is playing whitout a piece.

    Don't fear, start, e4, Ke2 Kd3 and Kc4, then maybe Kd5
  7. Standard memberorion25
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    01 Jul '09 22:17
    Originally posted by greenpawn34
    Terrible - Only a complete novice playing Black would move
    a Knight not once, not twice, but three times in the opening.

    Here is a new opening plan. Fianchetto your Rooks!

    [fen]8/8/8/8/8/1P4P1/PRPPPPRP/1NBQKBN1 w - -[/fen]
    how will you castle??
  8. Joined
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    01 Jul '09 22:31
    Originally posted by orion25
    how will you castle??
    Promote the h pawn to a rook and then super-castle:



  9. Joined
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    01 Jul '09 22:311 edit
    Originally posted by Sophy

    How to not play chess, Why you don't fianchetto your knights ? You can alos bring the king in the game, it is a good piece and hiding it in the corner is playing whitout a piece.
    Good advice. The king is a strong piece and many beginners fear bringing him out too early. The truth is, it is never too early to develop him.

    Take this game for example Game 5958199

    Also note that I was so confident in my ideas that I used it in a league game 🙂
  10. e4
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    01 Jul '09 22:361 edit
    The Rook on g2 protects f2, you will never fall for scholars mate again.

    The Rook on b2 holds c2 so no more nasty Knight forks picking
    up the a1 Rook.

    The drawback is the loss of castling rights but you can invoke
    rule 17 paragraph 3.

    If White declares before the game he will not castle then
    Black is not allowed to castle.
  11. Joined
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    01 Jul '09 22:50
    Originally posted by greenpawn34
    Terrible - Only a complete novice playing Black would move
    a Knight not once, not twice, but three times in the opening.

    Here is a new opening plan. Fianchetto your Rooks!

    [fen]8/8/8/8/8/1P4P1/PRPPPPRP/1NBQKBN1 w - -[/fen]
    Pffft thats a terrible plan you would have to move both knights twice to get that position. Only a complete novice would move a knight not once, but twice...twice.
  12. e4
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    01 Jul '09 23:26
    The Knights end up on b1 & g1 covering a3,c3,f3 and h3.

    Nimzovitch advocates this opening in My System Part II which
    was never published but I found the manuscript in a dustbin
    outside his house.
  13. Joined
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    01 Jul '09 23:46
    Originally posted by greenpawn34
    The Knights end up on b1 & g1 covering a3,c3,f3 and h3.

    Nimzovitch advocates this opening in My System Part II which
    was never published but I found the manuscript in a dustbin
    outside his house.
    In bobby fischers 61st memorable game he refutes this opening. That is why Nimzovitch never published My system II. He was so embarrased about supporting a refuted opening that he scrapped the whole book and threw it in a dustbin.

    Bobby fischer never published the 61st game because, he heard that Nimzovitch liked the opening and so he did not want to reveal the refutation, so he could use it against Nimzovitch in the WC match.

    Seriously learn your chess history.
  14. e4
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    02 Jul '09 00:482 edits
    I've just noticed.

    There is something written in pencil at the back of the manuscript.

    Fischer has found refutation - opening is no good.

    Which begs the question, how did Nimzovitch know what Fischer
    was analysing.... A spy?

    in between writing this nonsense I'm playing bliz on Uchess.
    Just had this 6 mover - I'm Black. Look out for my obvious threat.

  15. London
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    02 Jul '09 10:26
    Hahaha...just would have like to have seen you opponents face!
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