What's the name of this structure after white castling ?
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Could you explain the move order? – Dag Oskar Madsen Jan 30 '16 at 21:57
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This is generally known as the Glek System. It looks like Nc3 and Nf6 were omitted.
One of White's general plans is to play d3 and Be3 hoping for the trade to open the f-file, and also to play Nf3-h4-f5. .
i played black with this against an expert
he started with p-kn3 shredder says it is the benko opening 1)p-kn3
so whatever that move is called would be it although it may have transposed to something else which would also be a proper name for it
that was one of my best wins i sacked a rook for knight an a pawn in a semi-closed position and got an advantage in the center while his rooks were not doing much while my extra bishop guarded key squares
p-kn3 p-k4 b-n2 b-b4 p-k4 p-q3 0-0
not sure which order i played the knights but that was essentially our opening position
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Is there any relevant information here regarding the question asked? It just seems like boasting, to be honest. – Scounged Feb 6 '16 at 17:24
