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(move 21)

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rychessmaster1 wrote:
1e41-O wrote:

 

#22 is a sicilian Lasker Pelican right

nope

PSV-1988

There's an Open Ruy Lopez too (5...Nxe4)

PSV-1988

The last one could be a Classical Dragon (6 Be2)

KovenFan

1. Nimzo Indian, Saemisch variation

2. Some e4 opening...

3. King's Indian

4. Queen's Gambit Accepted

 

The rest are either too far into the opening for me to recognize or e4 openings

Chessplayer2093

Nimzo, Prussian, Benoni, QGA, Jobava London, the rest are middlegames I can construct from a lot of openings xD

Bab3s

#8 is the Milner-Barry gambit

Chessplayer2093
rychessmaster1 hat geschrieben:
Chessplayer2093 wrote:

Nimzo, Prussian, Benoni, QGA, Jobava London, the rest are middlegames I can construct from a lot of openings xD

3 IS BENKO NOT BENONI -_______________-

that's the same

1e41-O
rychessmaster1 wrote:
1e41-O wrote:

(move 21)

Some kind of KID?

nope

1e41-O

11.?

12.?

13.?

14.?

1e41-O

nope

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nopex2

PSV-1988

Don't give the last away though, I took it personal now.

Chessplayer2093
rychessmaster1 hat geschrieben:

I guess it could be considered a benoni eh fine

Wait, it's all a Benoni?

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Always has been!

KovenFan

9 is either a Najdorf or a Kan. Am I right?

PSV-1988

Or a Dragondorf, thing is I really can't make anything of Na3, Bd2, Qe3 and c3, just know most likely Nd4 takes Be6 was played, or maybe Ng5 takes Be6 because Black played h6, but also why White played h3 is beyond me. It's a fun puzzle, not one I can solve so kudos to OP.

Chessplayer2093
rychessmaster1 hat geschrieben:

It was actually a 3. Qxd4 morra

- .-. .- ... ....

1e41-O

reeeeeeee now do mine

pawnsacrifice5
rychessmaster1 wrote:
Oliver_Prescott wrote:

nimzo indian, 2 knights, beoni, QGA trap, and that's all ik

3 isnt benoni

Is it a b6 Benko, or a Knight Tour variation?

mockingbird998

I have a problem with memorizing variations, but I'm trying to improve it after reading this article https://chessmood.com/blog/how-to-memorize-chess-openings-variations