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Indian Defence
THE EAST INDIAN DEFENCE
White was likely to use the Colle System (3.P-K3).
Black sets his King's Knight's Pawn on KKt3(g6), starting a king's bishop fianchetto that will dominate the long dark-squared diagonal to target and undermine White's (likely) eventual classical centre. This "east-wing" (or "king's side") Indian defence often merges into a King's Indian Grunfeld. B-Alt.
	White	Black
 1.	P-Q4	Kt-KB3
 2.	Kt-KB3	P-KKt3
WHITE to Move or Undo or Jump or Clear
 
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