Vienna game mieses variation

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Draw by one repetition? I usually get a pretty good game after that. I think that there is also something about it in the book, Openings for Amateurs by Pete Tamburro. I usually don't play this opening. Instead of Nc3 I play Nf3. Forums Chess Openings. Dec 11, 0. Fiveofswords, the reason I said it feels promising is because: a Not many opponents will prepare for this side-variation of the Vienna b White isn't making any "unsound" moves per se c The manner in which White develops a fianchettoed bishop behind a central pawn feels a lot like the Tartakower Defense of the QGD, another opening I am learning now.

Dec 12, 0. Here's another link that may be of some use to you. It also keeps the d1-h5 diagonal open for the queen, which can go to f3 or h5. The Vienna Game is not as common or as old as other 1. For this reason, it is also not heavy in theory. Black has three main responses to the Vienna on their second move: Nf6, Nc6, and Black's most popular response to the Vienna game is the Falkbeer Variation, which starts after 1.

Nc3 Nf6. Black develops a knight and puts pressure on the white e4-pawn. Black's last move also helps them play the d7-d5 push if White plays the Vienna Gambit discussed shortly. The Mieses Variation is the most popular line of the Falkbeer. This variation starts after 1.