Tought on this opening.

Originally posted by Sophy
I don,t like the game, but this is not a refutation.

Originally posted by tomtom232
Anytime black can force an advantage out of an opening that is a refutation of said opening... 😕

In the most analyzed openings white either keeps the advantage he inherited at the beginning or black barely equalizes. If black is getting a decent advantage then that opening needs to be trashed because it has been refuted.

Originally posted by greenpawn34
Position after 4 moves - Keres v Mestre, Havana, 1960

Keres Lost.

I believe it was a clock simul.

Just wanted to show that the opening position was not not new.
Everything has been tried before - there is nothing new under the Sun.

Originally posted by chesskid001
I would play 1...e5 first of all.

Any time I see someone who's not particularly high rated try to create their own opening, it generally is and looks quite bad. This is certainly no exception. I'd concentrate on learning about tactics, endings, middlegame strategy, and less on being a pioneer. If you like hypermodern openings, there are plenty of great choices that have proven their worth.

Originally posted by !~TONY~!

Any time I see someone who's not particularly high rated try to create their own opening, it generally is and looks quite bad. This is certainly no exception.

I agree with this.

I'd concentrate on learning about tactics, endings, middlegame strategy, and less on being a pioneer. If you like hypermodern openings, there are plenty of great choices that have proven their worth.

I'm not so sure about this part. In my experience, people learn a lot about what makes an opening really work by trying to make up their own. And it keeps things fun. My advice to the original poster would be more like "Try it, and see how it works".

Most of time I do not lose because of my opening, but because of a blunder.

When we are there


I just finished this game where I play that thing as black.

Good Game - it transposed into a 4 pawns attack v The King's Indian reversed
when White should have played d3 and c4.

I loved your pawn centre.

It is pretty funy to have a pawn centre like that one.

Originally posted by Sophy
It is pretty funy to have a pawn centre like that one.

Originally posted by Sophy
Most of time I do not lose because of my opening, but because of a blunder.

I guess this proves that you have to play something active, and try to disrupt the center maybe b4 or c4?