The Spanish Fianchetto Spielmaterial in-depth but highly accessible analysis

in-depth but highly accessible analysis of the Jaenisch Gambit: 1

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The Spanish Fianchetto Spielmaterial in-depth but highly accessible analysisIn the fight for acceptable, unbalanced positions after 1. e4 e5, many top players (including World Champion Magnus Carlsen) are increasingly resorting to 3 g6 against the Ruy Lopez (2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5). Black aims for a kingside fianchetto, combining with Nf6 or a quick f5 depending on White's reaction. The play quickly leaves the normal Ruy Lopez patterns behind and often leads to positions more typical of the King's Indian, especially if White