Black develops with ...Nc6 against the Sämisch, preparing ...a6, ...Rb8 and ...b5 for queenside expansion. Named after Argentine grandmaster Oscar Panno, this system gives Black a clear strategic plan against the Sämisch structure - launching a queenside pawn storm to mirror White's typical kingside attack with g4 and h4.
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You (Black)
Waiting for White...
ProgressMove 1 of 8
Move Sequence
1.d4Nf6
2.c4g6
3.Nc3Bg7
4.e4d6
5.f3O-O
6.Be3Nc6
7.Nge2a6
8.Qd2Rb8
Current lineSämisch Panno
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