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Bobby Fischer surprisingly used this opening to win the pivotal game 6 of his match against Boris Spassky in 1972, enabling Fischer to take the lead and ultimately win the championship.
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The '''English Opening''' in [[chess]] is when the first move of the game by White is "c4", which is moving the queen's bishop's pawn forward by two spaces.  It is a bit of a flanking maneuver but has positional advantages, and can throw the opponent off as being unexpected.  It supports aggressive subsequent moves while protecting the king.
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The '''English Opening''' in [[chess]] is when the first move of the game by White is "1.c4", which is moving the queen's bishop's pawn forward by two spaces.  It is a bit of a flanking maneuver but has positional advantages, and can throw the opponent off as being unexpected.  It supports aggressive subsequent moves while protecting the king.
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The highly ranked player Fabiano Caruana has used this opening successfully in championship games.
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The highly ranked player Fabiano Caruana has used this opening successfully in championship games. Also, [[Bobby Fischer]] surprisingly used this opening to win the pivotal game 6 of his match against [[Boris Spassky]] in 1972, enabling Fischer to take the lead and ultimately win the championship.
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