What year did Garry Kasparov invent the Queens Gambit?
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I learnt it from a chess bot!
It was 1997.
17th century by Greco
https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1273705
Wrong, and wrong.
“1.e4 starts the Queen’s Gambit. A rarely played opening that was created in 1997 by Garry Kasparov.” -ChessGPT
putshort wrote:
Wrong, and wrong.
Sorry, tygxc has LINK PROOF, and is a 2150 RAPID. The fact you are taking a CHESS BOT'S opinion, over an expert's is kinda strange.
putshort wrote:
“1.e4 starts the Queen’s Gambit. A rarely played opening that was created in 1997 by Garry Kasparov.” -ChessGPT
THATS NOT EVEN A CHESS BOT, THATS CHATGPT?!?
Im not even gonna
“ChessGPT is the most sophisticated and modern language model designed to deliver the smoothest most realistic chess conversation experiences.” -Chess.com
Dec 20, 2023
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#10
putshort wrote:
“1.e4 starts the Queen’s Gambit. A rarely played opening that was created in 1997 by Garry Kasparov.” -ChessGPT
ChessGPT is a crack-head.
Dec 20, 2023
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#11
ChatGPT seems to have it on the nail:
The Queen's Gambit is a chess opening rather than a creation of a specific individual. It is one of the oldest and most well-known chess openings. The term "gambit" indicates a chess opening in which a player sacrifices material, usually a pawn, with the hope of achieving an advantageous position.
The Queen's Gambit is characterized by the move 1.d4 d5 2.c4, with White offering a pawn to control the center of the board and create imbalances. The opening has a long history and has been played by many chess players over the centuries. It is not attributed to a single inventor, as chess openings tend to evolve over time through the collective efforts and games of various players. The Queen's Gambit has been analyzed and refined by numerous chess masters, contributing to its enduring popularity in the world of chess.
Dec 20, 2023
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#12
it was the year 5, garry chess and john chess had just recently invented chess. Being the top two players in the world at that time, garry chess needed a new weapon to defeat his nemesis, john chess. So he invented the never before seen queen's gambit, and dethroned john chess, and this is the first recorded time that the queen's gambit has been played. Here is the game below for reference:
Dec 20, 2023
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#13
Many things wrong here... Kasparov did not invent The Queen's Gambit; it was first discovered back in the late 15th century. Also, The Queen's Gambit does not start with 1. e4, but rather 1. d4. And furthermore, ChatGPT is most certainly not a "chess bot", as this whole episode illustrates.
Dec 20, 2023
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#15
blueemu wrote:
Recapturing hadn't been invented yet.
Indeed, Garry chess used that exploit to help him win his first queen's gambit game. Later on, Benjamin Recapture would invent recapturing, leading this line to become obselete.
B1ZMARK wrote:
blueemu wrote:
Recapturing hadn't been invented yet.
Indeed, Garry chess used that exploit to help him win his first queen's gambit game. Later on, Benjamin Recapture would invent recapturing, leading this line to become obselete.
We require the full lore benjamin recapture oh my goodness
Dec 20, 2023
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#17
CaroKannEnjoyer02 wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
blueemu wrote:
Recapturing hadn't been invented yet.
Indeed, Garry chess used that exploit to help him win his first queen's gambit game. Later on, Benjamin Recapture would invent recapturing, leading this line to become obselete.
We require the full lore benjamin recapture oh my goodness
Well, in a world where Garry Kasparov invented The Queen's Gambit in 1997, Benjamin Recapture very well could have been a real person.
Dec 20, 2023
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#18
nbrasington wrote:
CaroKannEnjoyer02 wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
blueemu wrote:
Recapturing hadn't been invented yet.
Indeed, Garry chess used that exploit to help him win his first queen's gambit game. Later on, Benjamin Recapture would invent recapturing, leading this line to become obselete.
We require the full lore benjamin recapture oh my goodness
Well, in a world where Garry Kasparov invented The Queen's Gambit in 1997, Benjamin Recapture very well could have been a real person.
No, Garry chess invented the queen's gambit in year 5.
Dec 20, 2023
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#19
B1ZMARK wrote:
nbrasington wrote:
CaroKannEnjoyer02 wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
blueemu wrote:
Recapturing hadn't been invented yet.
Indeed, Garry chess used that exploit to help him win his first queen's gambit game. Later on, Benjamin Recapture would invent recapturing, leading this line to become obselete.
We require the full lore benjamin recapture oh my goodness
Well, in a world where Garry Kasparov invented The Queen's Gambit in 1997, Benjamin Recapture very well could have been a real person.
No, Garry chess invented the queen's gambit in year 5.
Oh ok thanks for clearing that up
Dec 20, 2023
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#20
nbrasington wrote:
CaroKannEnjoyer02 wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
blueemu wrote:
Recapturing hadn't been invented yet.
Indeed, Garry chess used that exploit to help him win his first queen's gambit game. Later on, Benjamin Recapture would invent recapturing, leading this line to become obselete.
We require the full lore benjamin recapture oh my goodness
Well, in a world where Garry Kasparov invented The Queen's Gambit in 1997, Benjamin Recapture very well could have been a real person.
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