@b1zmark I didnt say it was like the modern defense, I just said it was a more modern approach to the Indian
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Will anyone please care to help me out with my doubt ? Do we really have modern openings and hypermodern openings in chess separately ? I know there is one specific opening called the modern opening....but u get my question right ...
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MISTER_McCHESS wrote:
@b1zmark I didnt say it was like the modern defense, I just said it was a more modern approach to the Indian
define modern. as far as I know a modern doesn't exist.
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Anonymous_Dragon wrote:
Will anyone please care to help me out with my doubt ? Do we really have modern openings and hypermodern openings in chess separately ? I know there is one specific opening called the modern opening....but u get my question right ...
yes confused here too
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B1ZMARK wrote:
MISTER_McCHESS wrote:
@b1zmark I didnt say it was like the modern defense, I just said it was a more modern approach to the Indian
define modern. as far as I know a modern doesn't exist.
yeah
Anonymous_Dragon wrote:
Will anyone please care to help me out with my doubt ? Do we really have modern openings and hypermodern openings in chess separately ? I know there is one specific opening called the modern opening....but u get my question right ...
To be honest, the modern defense has been around for over a century, so I do not think it is really modern.
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I had to google up stuff .... and @MISTER_McCHESS what r u smoking ? There's no hypermodern and modern as separate stuff. Thats what I could find till now.
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Mr_Winawer wrote:
Anonymous_Dragon wrote:
Will anyone please care to help me out with my doubt ? Do we really have modern openings and hypermodern openings in chess separately ? I know there is one specific opening called the modern opening....but u get my question right ...
To be honest, the modern defense has been around for over a century, so I do not think it is really modern.
question was what's the difference between modern and hypermodern.
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ok i have made a different forum for this modernism vs hypermodernism debate https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-openings/hypermodernism-debate
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Mr_Winawer wrote:
Anonymous_Dragon wrote:
Will anyone please care to help me out with my doubt ? Do we really have modern openings and hypermodern openings in chess separately ? I know there is one specific opening called the modern opening....but u get my question right ...
To be honest, the modern defense has been around for over a century, so I do not think it is really modern.
Yes I know that.... but my main concern is.... the way u have a distinct approach known as the classical approach...... do you really have another two distinct approaches called modern and hypermodern ? arent they the same thing ?
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Anonymous_Dragon wrote:
Mr_Winawer wrote:
Anonymous_Dragon wrote:
Will anyone please care to help me out with my doubt ? Do we really have modern openings and hypermodern openings in chess separately ? I know there is one specific opening called the modern opening....but u get my question right ...
To be honest, the modern defense has been around for over a century, so I do not think it is really modern.
Yes I know that.... but my main concern is.... the way u have a distinct approach known as the classical approach...... do you really have another two distinct approaches called modern and hypermodern ? arent they the same thing ?
go to the hypermondernism debate forum for this 
I hate people who imply that the KID is anything like the modern defense.