Mirin', breh.
Sodium attack is underated

I think Black needs to bring his king out earlier. 3...Ke7 4. f4 Kd6 gives Black a dangerous initiative.

I think Black needs to bring his king out earlier. 3...Ke7 4. f4 Kd6 gives Black a dangerous initiative.
No, you play f5 to lure the queen in black territory.

Why is it called "Sodium Attack", if Na3 attacks nothing?
the chemical symbol for sodium is "Na"

Why is it called "Sodium Attack", if Na3 attacks nothing?
the chemical symbol for sodium is "Na"
I get the "Sodium" part, it is just the "attack" part that is unclear. Shouldn't it be called the "Sodium Opening"?

Why is it called "Sodium Attack", if Na3 attacks nothing?
the chemical symbol for sodium is "Na"
I get the "Sodium" part, it is just the "attack" part that is unclear. Shouldn't it be called the "Sodium Opening"?
maybe...

Haha, love it! The part I really laughed out loud was the OP justifying Black's moves as logical and consistent...I hope people don't take this seriously - how could they?

This is absolute garbage. I believe that as an expert myself, this game should be deleted. Does anyone agree?

I am almost convinced to give up 1.e4 and play this, but I am at loss of what to do if black plays 3...Ke7, as pointed out by sapientdust

Why is it called "Sodium Attack", if Na3 attacks nothing?
the chemical symbol for sodium is "Na"
"not applicable"?
Check out this game; shows why a strong sodium attack is clearly one of the best openers in the game:
what can i do to refute this opening?