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Winning with 1 f4 Bird's Opening by Pitagora

Winning with 1 f4 Bird's Opening Pitagora ebook
ISBN: 0875682030, 9780875682037
Format: pdf
Page: 99
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Win with the Stonewall Dutch by Sverre Johnsen, Ivar Bern, and Simen Agdestein (Gambit 2009). AF was fast and positive enough for even fast-flying birds, and the 1Dmk4′s resolution, and pixel pitch made this combination ideal for the wide variety of subjects that I typically photograph. With the Stonewall as White, using Be7 in the Stonewall. Most importantly, to reach the Leningrad or Polar Bear you pretty much have to open with 1f5 as Black or 1.f4 as White, which is not to everyone's taste, especially as there are so many anti-Dutch and anti-Bird lines to contend with that you will rarely reach your intended system, especially at the amateur level. - Andrew Martin Know the Terrain Vol 1: The Carlsbad - Sam Collins. Black allows me to establish my ideal Bird setup. The early middlegame is dominated by maneuvering for position. I make a pair of poor moves, permitting my opponent to establish a Rook battery on the a-file. I ended up shooting the lens wide open at its maximum aperture of f4 often, and got very good results. In reviewing my openings in preparation for USATE, I have finally made my way to the question of what to play against Bird's Opening (1.f4)?