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... Queen's Bishop's Pawn Game 38 B - B4 .... 3 Kt - KB3 Two Knights ' De- fense 42 P - QB3 or & c . 3 Giuoco Piano 47 B - B4 P - QKt4 4 Evans Gambit .... 51 5 Bx KtP 4 Evans Declined .. 65 B - Kt3 or & c . Kt - QB3 Three Knights ' B - B4 ...
... Queen's Bishop's Pawn Game 38 B - B4 .... 3 Kt - KB3 Two Knights ' De- fense 42 P - QB3 or & c . 3 Giuoco Piano 47 B - B4 P - QKt4 4 Evans Gambit .... 51 5 Bx KtP 4 Evans Declined .. 65 B - Kt3 or & c . Kt - QB3 Three Knights ' B - B4 ...
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... Queen or Queen's " Rook or Rook's dis ch " 66 66 66 sq B " 6 66 Kt 66 P 66 0-0 0-0-0 " + แ Bishop or Bishop's ... Queen's side 66 " weak move 66 66 superior position or game ( if above the line for White , if be- low the line for ...
... Queen or Queen's " Rook or Rook's dis ch " 66 66 66 sq B " 6 66 Kt 66 P 66 0-0 0-0-0 " + แ Bishop or Bishop's ... Queen's side 66 " weak move 66 66 superior position or game ( if above the line for White , if be- low the line for ...
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... Queen's Knight's Defense for nearly two centuries . In the middle of the eighteenth century Philidor published his " Analyse des Echecs , " and once more asserted the claims of 2 P - Q3 , but upon a different principle than that of his ...
... Queen's Knight's Defense for nearly two centuries . In the middle of the eighteenth century Philidor published his " Analyse des Echecs , " and once more asserted the claims of 2 P - Q3 , but upon a different principle than that of his ...
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... Queen so early in the game . The first section will be devoted to the counter gam- bits 2 P - KB4 , and 2 P - Q4 ; section ... Queen's Bishop's Pawn Game . 3 B - B4 . - If Black reply 3 Kt - B3 . - Two Knight's Defense . And if 3 B - B4 ...
... Queen so early in the game . The first section will be devoted to the counter gam- bits 2 P - KB4 , and 2 P - Q4 ; section ... Queen's Bishop's Pawn Game . 3 B - B4 . - If Black reply 3 Kt - B3 . - Two Knight's Defense . And if 3 B - B4 ...
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... one to the young student . ( 2 ) The Queen's Pawn Counter Gambit . 1 P - K4 P - K4 2 Kt - KB3 P - Q4 This also is a weak defense ; White by playing 3 P x P obtains at once a slight advantage . 1 2 3 4 • 5 6 P - K4 12.
... one to the young student . ( 2 ) The Queen's Pawn Counter Gambit . 1 P - K4 P - K4 2 Kt - KB3 P - Q4 This also is a weak defense ; White by playing 3 P x P obtains at once a slight advantage . 1 2 3 4 • 5 6 P - K4 12.
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9 Kt 9 Px adopted analysis Anderssen B-Kt5ch better game Bishop Black Blackburne Bx Kt Bx Ktch Bx Pch Chess Club Chess Monthly Chess Player's Chronicle Continued counter attack Counter Gambit defense EVANS GAMBIT Giuoco Piano Handbuch Herr K-Bsq K-Ktl K-Ktsq K-Qsq K-Rsq Knights Kt 9 Kt B-Kt3 Kt Bx Kt P-Q3 Kt Px Kt x Kt Kt x Pch Kt x Q Kt-B3 Bx Kt-B6ch Kt-KKt5 Kt-Kt5ch KtxKt line of play London Congress match mate Morphy Notes opening P-Q4 Kt P-Q4 Px Pawn position Potter Px Kt Px P Kt Px P Kt-B3 Px P Px Q x Kt Q x Q Q-K2 Kt Q-Ksq Q-Qsq R-Bsq R-Ksq R-Qsq reply Rosenthal Ruy Lopez Rx Kt says second player Steinitz Tschigorin variation Vienna Congress Wayte White Winawer wins x Pch Zukertort
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