Myers Polish Attack
- 1.Nf3Nf6
- 2.a4g6
- 3.b4
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An offbeat Zukertort sideline in which White meets Black's kingside fianchetto setup with early a4 and b4, grabbing queenside space.
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The Myers Polish Attack arises after 1. Nf3 Nf6 2. a4 g6 3. b4. White ignores the center and pushes both queenside pawns. The b-pawn advance, typical of the Polish Opening, gains space on the side where Black's fianchettoed bishop will point, and the a-pawn stands ready to support further expansion. Black has developed normally and keeps a free hand in the center. The line is an unusual sideline with little established theory.
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