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Moves :   c5       (back)


Position after : Nh3 ,   last edited by   Gavin Wilson   (1400)
[2007 March 18]


Slightly mysterious, but does create the option of putting the knight on f4, which might put useful pressure on g6 if the White queen comes out to h5+.

One reason why we are advised not to develop knights onto rook-3 is in case they are captured by an enemy bishop and you have to re-capture with the pawn. But in this opening, there are currently three of the opponent's own pawns preventing this capture.

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Contributors : Gavin Wilson



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