Difference between revisions of "Bird's Opening"

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(This is rarely used in top games today, but several elegant games throughout chess history have been won with this unusual opening.)
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The Bird's Opening is the sixth most popular opening in the game of chess, which consists of moving the pawn for the king's bishop forward by two spaces, as denote by "f4".

This is rarely used in top games today, but several elegant games throughout chess history have been won with this unusual opening.