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@Tigerthinksbad said in #2: > Amazing > Keep the good work going From now on, it will be a monthly column with one new player each month. If you have any players that you want to see - let me know.

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@PerpetualChess said in #47: > Loved this post, it would be fun to see Danya or Magnus. Thanks! They are definitely on my list.

@andrxyz said in #48: > no nf3 b3? surprised Too much for one article. I will do a second part

@FischyVishy said in #45: > I meant setups where White goes for Be3-Qd2-f3 and O-O-O, similar to the 150 Attack against the Pirc Defense. Sorry if that was unclear! No, I just happen to know the names…

@FischyVishy said in #12: > Nice blog post! The system Hikaru plays against g3/Nf3 is really smart; I call it the "Nakamura Opening." Quite fun to learn all those systems in the post. I wonder if I'll…

@TeshyChess22 said in #38: > what about the bongcloud? Maybe I will make a special "disrespect" series someday and add a bongcloud there XD

@quanhoang said in #33: > Great article! Not only do you analyze Hikaru's Blitz play style, but you even propose some lines to go against him. > > One minor suggestion, the hyperlink "www.openingtree.…

@Minucii said in #37: > Why study the opening repertoire of a chess player who is suspected of cheating? Hello! As far as I know, he is not convicted. I believe in the presumption of innocence

@jahrzehnte I enjoy how you so vigorously point out the so-called “logical fallacy,” even though that was merely a reason for me to start the research. That was quite rude. But I guess you can edit th…