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Subject: Re: A theoretical novelty found by ExChess

Author: pavel

Date: 23:23:44 01/15/02

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>Benny Antonsson proposed this position:
>[D]r1bqk1nr/pppp1p1p/2n3p1/1B6/1b1NP3/2P5/PP3PPP/RNBQK2R b KQkq - 0 1
>
>Which has the well known response Bg7 (played almost 100% since the 1800's).


Be7 you mean?

• Re: A theoretical novelty found by ExChess Dann Corbit 23:30:40 01/15/02
  • Re: A theoretical novelty found by ExChess pavel 23:36:49 01/15/02
    • Re: A theoretical novelty found by ExChess Dann Corbit 00:13:26 01/16/02
      • Re: A theoretical novelty found by ExChess Dann Corbit 00:15:26 01/16/02
        • Re: A theoretical novelty found by ExChess Albert Silver 04:43:31 01/16/02
          • Re: A theoretical novelty found by ExChess Dann Corbit 12:16:16 01/16/02
        • Re: A theoretical novelty found by ExChess Benny Antonsson 00:58:36 01/16/02
        • Re: A theoretical novelty found by ExChess pavel 00:56:03 01/16/02
          • Re: A theoretical novelty found by ExChess Dann Corbit 01:44:00 01/16/02

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