26 Dec 06
1 edit
Originally posted by AmauroteWow I've never seen a queen en prise for so long XD
I was about to dismiss that comment as hyperbole, and then I looked at this:
Game 2897643
Superb stuff, sir!
Edit: nvm the pawn was pinned silly me.
26 Dec 06
Originally posted by KorchGame 2932950
OK. I`ll win you anyway.
P.S. and I`ll show this game in forum of course 🙂
26 Dec 06
Originally posted by Amauroteyeap 17 ... Nf5 deserves a !!
I was about to dismiss that comment as hyperbole, and then I looked at this:
Game 2897643
Superb stuff, sir!
26 Dec 06
3 edits
Game 2931418
another opening which violates just about every single chess principle.
26 Dec 06
Originally posted by Von BardelebenAnother nonsense, possible only against weak players. For example instead 4.Bc4 which allows 4...b5, white can play 4.Nc3. also white didnt need to sacrifice on f7 - they would have large advantage.
Game 2931418
another opening which violates just about every single chess principle.
26 Dec 06
Originally posted by anthiasOffbeat openings are exciting, such as the Orangutang (1.b4), Bird's (1.f4), and the Fried Fox, or Hammerschlag (1.f3, 2.Kf2). However, I prefer to play solid positional openngs, such as the Queen's Gambit, the Reti, and the Catalan. As black I play the French and the Slav, but enjoy the excitement of the Kalashnikov Sicilian and the Benko/Volga Gambit.
Hi there, I am doing a term project on chess openings, and wanted to have your opinion about it. What is the most exiting opening for you? Why?
In this way, I may put in a sentence like "In RHP.com, a CC site, most users prefer the x opening, for it suits their .... playing style." I also want to put some example games of such openings, if I can.
For me, the most exciting opening is the King's Gambit. Never played it though...
I have an over 80% score with the Fried Fox--two correspondence games and lots of blitz.