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Page 3700 Opening Traps Copyright 2010 Seraphim Press- E books678-763-8501 All rights reservedCover Design: Gerald Lee WallTable of ContentsIntroduction ..5 Quick Rules of CHESS ..6 CHESS Notation - Algebraic Notation ..8 CHESS Principles ..9 Alapin s Opening ..11 Alekhine s s Defense ..14 Benko Gambit ..15 Benoni Defense ..17 Benoni Defense, Old Benoni ..18 Bird s Opening ..19 Bird s Opening, From s Gambit ..20 Bishop s Opening ..21 Blackmar-Diemer Gambit ..23 Budapest Defense ..26 Caro-Kann Defense ..28 Center Counter Defense ..29 Center Game ..31 Dunst Opening ..34 Dutch Defense ..35 English Opening ..37 Englund Gambit ..39 Evans Gambit ..40 Four Knights Game ..41 French Defense ..42 Giuoco Piano ..44 Grob s Opening ..45 Grunfeld Defense ..48 Hungarian Defense ..49 King s Gambit Accepted ..50 King s Gambit Declined.
From left to right, the pieces are set up on the first and eighth ranks as rook, knight, bishop, queen, king, bishop, knight, rook. The pawns are set up on the second and seventh ranks. The queen must be on a square of its own color. White always goes first, the Black moves, and so on until the end of the game.
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