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Reversed Grob; i.e., the opening where Black plays 1...g5 after 1.e4
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Borg and Grob comparison
The Grob is a white opening which starts with 1.g4.
The Borg(reversed Grob) is a black opening which goes 1.e4 g5, or 1.d4 g5.
Since White is a tempo up in the Borg, what difference will this make? ...
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