I have a very special opening for 1.e4 players today.
This could be your real chance to take your openings to the next level.
After 1.e4 e5 most players would expect something like Ruy Lopez, Bishop's Opening, or perhaps the King's Gambit...
But, you play the 2...d4!
See the diagram below:
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