Bamboozle your opponents with 1.g3

Posted by ChessBase @ 7:00 PM, Monday Oct 4th, 2010
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Opening a game with 1.g3 appears rather quiet and unpretentious yet many of the
greatest players in history have chosen to play this way. Bent Larsen, Victor Korchnoi, Leonid Stein and Pal Benko have all wielded this move with considerable success whilst in more recent times Mikhail Gurevich has been using it highly effectively.
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