Play the Orangutan: 1.b4 Emanuel Lasker the latter are never allowed

the latter are never allowed to dominate

Ready to learn the secrets of one of the TRUE chess openings

and observing the chess game 'as it is'

It's an alternative universe with alternative rules

Play the Orangutan: 1.b4 Emanuel Lasker the latter are never allowedThe Orangutan, 1. b4, is also known as the Sokolsky opening, respectively named by the endearing name given to the opening by grandmaster Savielly Tartakower in 1924 after a visit to the New York Central Park Zoo or the opening's primary researcher and practitioner, Alexei Sokolsky. The opening challenges normal conventions by launching an instant attack on Black's queenside right from the outset of the game and leads to an interesting game where both