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  1. Björn Modéer (from Sweden), on September 3rd, 2008 at 9:03 pm Said:

    Hello Boris!
    I have studied your lesson about Benko-gambit. Very interesting. Sometime I meet players that are very defensive. How do you play if white in his 3:e move play e3 or Nf3?

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  2. ChessLessons, on September 4th, 2008 at 11:40 am Said:

    Björn Modéer (from Sweden), on September 3rd, 2008 at 9:03 pm Said: Edit Comment
    Hello Boris!
    I have studied your lesson about Benko-gambit. Very interesting. Sometime I meet players that are very defensive. How do you play if white in his 3:e move play e3 or Nf3?

    Hello! 3.e3 leads to the equal game after 3…g6
    3.Nf3 cd 4.Nd4 e5! 5.Nb5 d5! 6.cd Bc5 – According the theory Black is getting full compensation for a pawn .

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  3. Detlef Schmidt, on September 10th, 2009 at 11:00 am Said:

    Hello Boris!

    I´ve just finished your great lessons about the “4 Knights Rubinstein”. In the end of lesson # 3 you said that a lesson # 4 will follow in which you will present another famous games and more modern ideas of this opening. But until now I cannot find a lektion # 4. Would you please tell me if it is just not there or am I just not able to find it. And if it is not there, can you tell when it will come?

    Thank you very much for you answer.

    Best regards

    Detlef

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