Openings in Bronstein 1953 - 2006/07/29 07:49my question is about the allocation of the openings in Bronstein's famous book Zuerich 1953. Can anyone list the number of the specific openenings in this book ?
e.g.:
Sicilian = 10 carelessly games Nimzo-Indian = 15 games Spanish (Ruy Lopez) = 10 nearly games and so on.
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re:Openings in Bronstein 1953 - 2006/07/29 08:04From page 499, first Batsford addition.
Caro-Kann 2 Catalan 4 Dutch 3 English 8 French 6 Grunfeld 7 KID 55 added up quickly, may humanly be wrong NID 41 ditto Old Indian 3 Queens Gambit 25 ditto Queens Indian 14 Reti 9 Lopez 10 Sicilian 23
Total 210 = 14 * 15 so the mistakes cancel out . ---------
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re:Openings in Bronstein 1953 - 2006/07/29 09:37I was surprised by this amount. I thuoght the Nimzo was inherently played much more then the King's Indian. Equally important just never bothered to highly count.. ---------
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