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| − | The Parham Attack is an irregular chess opening named after American chess master and Purdue student Bernard Parham. It begins with | + | The Parham Attack is an irregular [[Chess|chess]] opening named after American chess master and Purdue student Bernard Parham. It begins with |
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| + | *FM Dennis Monokroussos, an Indiana player, analyses this attack in the following video. | ||
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*Another another example/demo here. | *Another another example/demo here. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:46, 10 November 2010
The Parham Attack
The Parham Attack is an irregular chess opening named after American chess master and Purdue student Bernard Parham. It begins with 1. e4 e5 2. Qh5
Examples and Demos
- This video created by Bastiaan0741 and posted on youtube [1] shows a chess game opening with the Parham Attack.
- FM Dennis Monokroussos, an Indiana player, analyses this attack in the following video.
- Another another example/demo here.
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