Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Атака Бонгклауд" in Ukrainian language version.
Nigel Short, a British grandmaster, also called the Bongcloud "an insult to chess."
Nakamura finished third with 21 points, winning his final game with the offbeat opening known as the “Bongcloud Attack”. He managed to confuse his young American opponent Jeffery Xiong with the ultimate troll opening, winning in 52 moves.
Nakamura finished third with 21 points, winning his final game with the offbeat opening known as the “Bongcloud Attack”. He managed to confuse his young American opponent Jeffery Xiong with the ultimate troll opening, winning in 52 moves.
