| 1. Ng1-f3, d7-d5. | |
| 2. g2-g3, Bc8-g4. | |
| 3. Bf1-g2, e7-e6. | |
| 4. b2-b3, Ng8-f6. | |
| 5. Bc1-b2, Bf8-c5. | |
| 6. Nb1-c3, c7-c6. | White's pieces are exactly where he wants them. This opening was new to Black. |
| 7. e2-e3, Nf6-e4. | Expecting 8. d2-d4, Black decides to reposition his knight. |
| 8. d2-d3, Ne4-g5. | Now Black's knight attacks White's important king's knight. |
| 9. Nc3-e2, Bc5-b4+. | White both protects his queen and attacks Black's king knight pawn. |
| 10. c2-c3, Ng5xf3+. | Black destroys the knight he was attacking. |
| 11. Bg2xf3, Bg4xf3. | Black also rejoices at getting White's fianchettoed bishop. |
| 12. O-O, Bb4-d6. | Black expected 12. c3xB4, Bf3xe2. 13. Qd1xe2, O-O. He gratefully retreats, ahead in material and dominating the castle! |
| 13. Qd1-c2, h7-h5. | Black's favorite attack is to destroy the castle with his rook pawn. |
| 14. c3-c4, h5-h4. | White attacks two pawns, but Black focuses on the kill. |
| 15. Ne2-d4, Qd8-f6. | White attacks the bishop, but it will be replaced with a queen! |
| 16. Nd4xf3, Qf6xf3. | White gives his castle to the Black queen to gain one little pawn. |
| 17. Bb2xg7, h4-h3. | And another little pawn shows it is more valuable that a rook! |
| 18. resigns. | White cannot prevent Qf3-g2 mate. |
the secret of rati opening
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Sep 12, 2011
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#2
dang, it looked like we got ourselves a spinoff from cmibu's invention. lol. 
to OP I am only just making a joke referring to something else. 
Sep 12, 2011
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#3
to the OP, just a note: if you copy and paste this stuff, it would be nice if you tell us where you got it from.
Hello,
GM_cool,
Thanks for sharing this one,I appreciate it. just like the people have stated above, it would be nice if you would put the source where you got the information you are sharing. In this way you will put credit to the author. I hope you will do it in your future posts. Have a nice day!
Regards,
AncientChess
Sep 12, 2011
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#5
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%A9ti_Opening
Can Chess.com staff remind this guy that there is a policy on copy-pasting without citations? Spelling the opening right during said copy-paste would also be classy.