Keilhack: Knight on the Left: 1.[Pferd]c3 - Studies of an Unorthodox Chess Opening Kids 071 Chapter 4 - The

071 Chapter 4 - The Tarrasch-Guimard Variation - 3

In this Volume 2 I have omitted all positions where White places a bishop on d2 early in the game

10 example positions are discussed in detail

Breaking the castling position

- Faustregeln für die Turnierpraxis

Keilhack: Knight on the Left: 1.[Pferd]c3 - Studies of an Unorthodox Chess Opening Kids 071 Chapter 4 - TheThe move 1. Nc3 is by no means just an "irregular" chess opening. In duels for the correspondence chess crown, a lively theoretical discussion on the left knight developed, and in the end the Dane Ekebjaerg only narrowly missed the world championship title with 1. Nc3.\r\nAfter a few rather sketchy previous works, this is the first comprehensive theory of 1. Nc3. The author meticulously goes through all the possibilities and explains the original