There was some variation (was it under the Vienna Game?) called The Frankenstein-Dracula Variation. It sounds like an interesting game to play...
There was some variation (was it under the Vienna Game?) called The Frankenstein-Dracula Variation. It sounds like an interesting game to play...
@tpr said ^
1 Bongcloud 1 e4 2 Ke2 3 Qe1 4 Kd1
2 Grob Opening 1 g4
3 Borg Defense 1 e4 g5
4 Englund Gambit 1 d4 e5
5 Creepy Crawly 1 a3 2 h3
6 St. George Defense 1 e4 a6
7 Duras Gambit 1 e4 f5
8 Lemming Defense 1 e4 Na6
9 Hippopotamus Defense 1 e4 Nh6
10 Australian Defense 1 d4 Na6
You should replace Grob Opening by Alessi Gambit.
@tpr said [^](/forum/redirect/post/0sCHyM6g)
> 1 Bongcloud 1 e4 2 Ke2 3 Qe1 4 Kd1
> 2 Grob Opening 1 g4
> 3 Borg Defense 1 e4 g5
> 4 Englund Gambit 1 d4 e5
> 5 Creepy Crawly 1 a3 2 h3
> 6 St. George Defense 1 e4 a6
> 7 Duras Gambit 1 e4 f5
> 8 Lemming Defense 1 e4 Na6
> 9 Hippopotamus Defense 1 e4 Nh6
> 10 Australian Defense 1 d4 Na6
You should replace Grob Opening by Alessi Gambit.
"replace Grob Opening by Alessi Gambit"
- Grob opening 1 g4? is the only white first move that loses.
Alessi Gambit 1 g4? f5? is just stupid.
"replace Grob Opening by Alessi Gambit"
* Grob opening 1 g4? is the only white first move that loses.
Alessi Gambit 1 g4? f5? is just stupid.
"Frankenstein-Dracula Variation"
"Frankenstein-Dracula Variation"
* This is the Frankenstein-Dracula Variation
https://lichess.org/V9wJn6zu#19
@TheDifferenceOfTier5 said ^
for the last time, it's "N" not "K"
Im live in Russia. We say “Конь”, which translates as “horse”.
@TheDifferenceOfTier5 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/0Wrez3ek)
> for the last time, it's "N" not "K"
Im live in Russia. We say “Конь”, which translates as “horse”.
@MishaGalkin3 said ^
for the last time, it's "N" not "K"
Im live in Russia. We say “Конь”, which translates as “horse”.
Sorry
@MishaGalkin3 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/nIieDKF2)
> > for the last time, it's "N" not "K"
>
> Im live in Russia. We say “Конь”, which translates as “horse”.
Sorry
In many English texts it was written as Kt. Later it got simplified as N.
In many English texts it was written as Kt. Later it got simplified as N.
rename this to ,top ten openeigs according to martin
rename this to ,top ten openeigs according to martin
@TheDifferenceOfTier5 said ^
for the last time, it's "N" not "K"
Im live in Russia. We say “Конь”, which translates as “horse”.
Sorry
:)
@TheDifferenceOfTier5 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/GThn2rPR)
> > > for the last time, it's "N" not "K"
> >
> > Im live in Russia. We say “Конь”, which translates as “horse”.
>
> Sorry
:)
@MishaGalkin3 said ^
for the last time, it's "N" not "K"
Im live in Russia. We say “Конь”, which translates as “horse”.
So what about the king? Maybe "Царь" which translates as "czar"?
@MishaGalkin3 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/nIieDKF2)
> > for the last time, it's "N" not "K"
>
> Im live in Russia. We say “Конь”, which translates as “horse”.
So what about the king? Maybe "Царь" which translates as "czar"?