How Can I Patent a Chess Opening

Hi everyone I have invented this opening. lichess.org/study/CVp2mcGF It doesn't have a name, but I would like to call it the Waterloo Gambit. How do I go about getting it's name recognized?

Neither can you patent it, nor can you decide about its name.

Inventoin? Being played already in 1996 and later even by Hikaru Nakamura in 2007.

YADKP!

@derkleineJo said in #3:
> Inventoin? Being played already in 1996 and later even by Hikaru Nakamura in 2007.
>
> YADKP!

I don't have Dunning-Kurger syndrome. I beat a WIM and a FM and have beaten an IM in a simul. My score was close to 1900 blitz on here when I was playiong seriously.

@WalterTrentkamp said in #1:
> Hi everyone I have invented this opening. lichess.org/study/CVp2mcGF It doesn't have a name, but I would like to call it the Waterloo Gambit. How do I go about getting its name recognized?
You can check for copyright infringement with Abba.

Even I want to patent this brilliant attack

@WalterTrentkamp said in #1:
> Hi everyone I have invented this opening. lichess.org/study/CVp2mcGF It doesn't have a name, but I would like to call it the Waterloo Gambit. How do I go about getting it's name recognized?
The game is listed as 'Italian Game: Paris Defense' - lichess.org/opening/Italian_Game_Paris_Defense - :]

@Skittle-Head said in #7:
> The game is listed as 'Italian Game: Paris Defense' - lichess.org/opening/Italian_Game_Paris_Defense - :]

I know that. I would like to patent d4 exd4 c3 and call it the Waterloo Gambit.

I have already decided to call it Trentkamp's Folly.

How about the 'Maginot line'? - :]