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Reference position · Black to move

D82 Grünfeld Defense: Brinckmann Attack

D82 holds a single named line. It leaves D80 (Grünfeld Defense) with 4.Bf4. That final move, by the bishop, opens a line for the rook on a1 and the queen on d1. Of all other reference positions, the board of D81 (Russian Variation, Accelerated Variation) comes closest, four squares apart.

Score sheet
#WhiteBlack
1d4Nf6
2c4g6
3Nc3d5
4Bf4

The road to D82

  1. 1.d4 … 2...g6four earlier stops: A40, A45, A50, E60
  2. 3.Nc3E61 King’s Indian Defense
  3. 3...d5D80 Grünfeld Defense
  4. 4.Bf4D82

The position after 4.Bf4

White has brought out the knight on c3 and bishop on f4; Black the knight on f6. Black could capture with dxc4. Undefended and attacked: the pawn on c4. Black is to move and has 31 legal moves.

WhiteBlackMaterial (pawn units)3939Minor pieces developed21Moves spent on pawns22Pawns on d4, e4, d5, e511Squares attacked in the other half84not castlednot castled

Codes that branch off from D82

The reference lines of one other code leave D82 from the position after 4.Bf4, each with its own moves.

CodeMovesReference line
D834...Bg7 5.e3 O-OGrünfeld Defense: Brinckmann Attack, Grünfeld Gambit

Closest boards in other codes

CodeLineDiffers on
D90Grünfeld Defense: Three Knights Variationfour squares: c1, g1, f3, f4
D92Grünfeld Defense: Three Knights Variation, Hungarian Attackfour squares: g1, f3, g7, f8
E61King’s Indian Defensefour squares: c1, f4, d5, d7
D85Grünfeld Defense: Exchange Variationfive squares: c1, c4, f4, d5, f6
D01Richter-Veresov Attacksix squares: c2, c4, f4, g5, g6, g7
D35Queen’s Gambit Declined: Normal Defensesix squares: c1, f4, e6, g6, e7, g7
D50Queen’s Gambit Declined: Modern Variationsix squares: f4, g5, e6, g6, e7, g7

Where lines continue from here

Five named lines filed under other codes pass through the position after 4.Bf4. Besides the codes above, they belong to D84.

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