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536:(1889–1929). The opening is in the spirit of the hypermodernism movement that Réti championed, with the center being dominated from the wings rather than by direct occupation. If White fianchettoes both bishops, castles kingside, and refrains from occupying the center with pawns, the result may be described as the
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leaving White with a superior position. The alternatives 2...d4, 2...c6, and 2...e6 are more common, with the latter two generally leading to a
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According to Réti, the opening was introduced into master play in the early part of 1923. Réti used the opening most famously to defeat
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1230:. Coraopolis, Pennsylvania: Chess Enterprises, Inc.
622:at least one bishop and does not play an early d4.
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438:Réti–Rubinstein, Carlsbad, 1923
1425:Easy Guide to the Reti Opening
1303:. Dover Publications. p.
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1093:4.d4 transposes to the
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1054:Queen's Gambit Declined
2646:Richter–Veresov Attack
2634:Queen's Indian Defence
1127:List of chess openings
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468:Réti–Zukertort Opening
2912:Candidates Tournament
2800:Rook and pawn vs rook
2765:King and pawn vs king
2716:List of chess gambits
2619:King's Indian Defence
2297:Isolated Queen's Pawn
1821:List of chess players
1763:Top player comparison
1562:Internet chess server
1329:Modern Chess Openings
1181:. pp. 337, 479.
614:Classic method: 2.c4
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2624:Nimzo-Indian Defence
2520:Scandinavian Defense
2481:Semi-Italian Opening
2386:King's Indian Attack
2275:first-move advantage
1928:Threefold repetition
1853:Bobby Fischer Center
1738:Charlemagne chessmen
1732:Göttingen manuscript
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1537:Correspondence chess
1289:Tartakower, Savielly
1228:How to Play the Réti
1122:King's Indian Attack
1059:3.g3 Nf6 is the Neo-
586:World Chess Champion
582:José Raúl Capablanca
551:King's Indian Attack
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2857:Two knights endgame
2604:Bogo-Indian Defence
2491:Two Knights Defense
2431:Nimzowitsch Defence
2121:Artificial castling
1758:Soviet chess school
1633:Dubrovnik chess set
1406:The Modernized Reti
1332:, 15th edition, by
608:Savielly Tartakower
588:, in a game at the
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3087:endgame literature
2629:Old Indian Defense
2539:Accelerated Dragon
2411:Alekhine's Defence
2143:Checkmate patterns
2012:symbols in Unicode
2007:annotation symbols
1770:Geography of chess
1638:Staunton chess set
1380:Delchev, Alexander
1364:. Everyman Chess.
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2561:Queen's Pawn Game
2441:Four Knights Game
2416:Caro–Kann Defence
2381:Zukertort Opening
2168:Discovered attack
1888:Cheating in chess
1725:Versus de scachis
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2704:List of openings
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2614:Grünfeld Defence
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2471:Ponziani Opening
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2351:Benko Opening
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27:Chess opening
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3147:Chess engine
3132:Chess boxing
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2862:Wrong bishop
2709:theory table
2683:Torre Attack
2666:Slav Defence
2574:Colle System
2549:Scheveningen
2508:Pirc Defence
2451:Italian Game
2446:Giuoco Piano
2391:Réti Opening
2390:
2314:Piece values
2302:Maróczy Bind
2263:the exchange
2253:Compensation
2183:Interference
2173:Double check
1947:Time control
1934:
1908:by agreement
1836:grandmasters
1780:South Africa
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1699:Score sheets
1645:Chess pieces
1552:Online chess
1498:Chess titles
1493:Chess theory
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476:Réti Opening
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466:Réti System
447:Richard Réti
423:
41:Réti Opening
18:Reti Opening
3077:Chess books
2877:Tournaments
2731:Fool's mate
2496:Vienna Game
2486:Scotch Game
2319:Prophylaxis
2235:Zwischenzug
2220:Undermining
2188:Overloading
2148:Combination
1997:descriptive
1692:Chess table
1687:Chess clock
1503:Grandmaster
653:allows 4.a4
620:fianchettos
538:Réti System
443:Named after
3241:Categories
3184:joke chess
3137:Chess club
2825:opposition
2282:Middlegame
2270:Initiative
2193:Pawn storm
2158:Deflection
2029:Key square
2019:Fianchetto
1952:Fast chess
1936:En passant
1628:chessboard
1149:References
1050:transposes
604:Hans Kmoch
515:fianchetto
463:Synonym(s)
3167:Stockfish
3157:Deep Blue
3152:AlphaZero
3060:paintings
2852:Tablebase
2816:Strategy
2721:Irregular
2476:Ruy Lopez
2436:Open Game
2203:Sacrifice
2163:Desperado
2066:connected
2039:Open file
2034:King walk
1992:algebraic
1923:Stalemate
1898:Checkmate
1623:Chess set
1615:Equipment
1171:(1996) .
1102:Semi-Slav
1095:Slow Slav
3226:Category
3179:glossary
2840:Zugzwang
2820:fortress
2752:Endgames
2661:Declined
2656:Accepted
2334:Openings
2292:Hedgehog
2258:Exchange
2245:Strategy
2225:Windmill
2076:isolated
2061:backward
1883:Castling
1826:amateurs
1719:Timeline
1593:Variants
1547:Glossary
1530:software
1515:glossary
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1226:(1988).
1211:365chess
1111:See also
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3127:Arbiter
3120:Related
2977:Solving
2967:Amateur
2544:Najdorf
2126:Battery
2113:Tactics
2088:Swindle
2071:doubled
2051:Outpost
1982:Blunder
1797:Armenia
1711:History
1557:Premove
1525:engines
1520:matches
1485:Outline
1429:Cadogan
1068:Catalan
1052:to the
1042:diagram
568:History
543:In the
430:A04–A09
3065:poetry
3055:novels
3030:Caïssa
2962:Senior
2952:Junior
2535:Dragon
2530:Alapin
2215:Skewer
2081:passed
2024:Gambit
1831:female
1792:Europe
1775:Africa
1670:Knight
1665:Bishop
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453:Parent
435:Origin
3012:WCSCC
2957:Youth
2947:Blitz
2942:Rapid
2932:Women
2895:Women
2847:Study
2697:Other
2230:X-ray
2153:Decoy
2138:Block
2093:Tempo
2056:Pawns
1974:Terms
1893:Check
1875:Rules
1809:India
1802:Spain
1787:China
1680:Fairy
1655:Queen
1586:norms
1477:Chess
1048:3.d4
506:flank
415:Moves
3050:film
3007:WCCC
3002:TCEC
2992:CSVN
2937:Team
2907:List
2178:Fork
2103:Trap
1903:Draw
1675:Pawn
1660:Rook
1650:King
1598:List
1567:list
1542:FIDE
1433:ISBN
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1183:ISBN
474:The
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2198:Pin
2002:PGN
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628:ECO
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