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Jobava’s Pirc - A Dynamic Repertoire for Black - Part 2
In the 1980s, English club players gave a modest name to their favourite weapon against the Pirc. The "150 Attack" (named after a British grading of roughly 1800) needed no deep theory: Be3, Qd2, castle long, push the h-pawn. It was a plan any club player could follow.
Decades later, this simple scheme is still the main reason many players are afraid to play 1...d6. In Jobava's Pirc: A Dynamic Repertoire for Black – Part 2, GM Baadur Jobava answers it with one modest move: 4...a6!