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Richter Veresov

2.Nc3 and 3.Bg5 looks very strong, i don't know why but my opponents have a lot off trouble against this opening and are not afraid because they play fast, very fast.

However I'm not sure if I'll play it one day OTB. Still look a little bit strange for me.

In my Czech course there are transpositions to Veresov in the Bg5 chapter. Positions close to losing arise like

In the Veresov pawns are exchanged on e4, in the Czech on e5. Bg5 and ...Da5 and by a strange accident the positions are the same.
@Sarg0n said in #4:
> In the Veresov pawns are exchanged on e4, in the Czech on e5. Bg5 and ...Da5 and by a strange accident the positions are the same.

My move order transposes directly to the bad Veresov line. I recommend this one for Black as refutation, see above.