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Paul Michel vs Kurt Richter
German Championship (1938), Bad Oeynhausen GER, rd 8, Jul-31
Borg Defense: General (B00)  ·  1/2-1/2

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Nov-22-04  Knight13: Good game.

Thank <chessgames.com> for adding another interesting game of Paul Michel!

Aug-01-19  Pyrandus: Why "Borg Defence"?
Aug-01-19  Sally Simpson: ***

Is the reverse GROB (1.g4) - (1...g5) = BORG.

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Aug-01-19  Sally Simpson: ***

...following on we get other reverse openings.

The CRIP, The SNAVE, The NIZOGAR and any Open game played in revers is the NEPO which is why Nepomniachtchi is so good at them.

A reverse PIN is NIP and if you BUST an Opening in reverse it's a STUB. (as in stubbing a toe).

Other chess themes in reverse are...

(enough of this nonsense....ED)

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Aug-01-19  Retireborn: What the Hell is a reverse pin?
Aug-01-19  Sally Simpson: ***


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White plays Bg2 a NIP. see page 94. 'Chess Mirrors' by I.C. Yew.

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