Cozio Defense

Hey guys,

Does anyone know where I can find good information on this defense on the internet? I can't find a damned thing! Thanks for your help in advance.

~ Cheshire Cat 😀

ftp://136.142.185.47/group/student-activities/chess/PGN/Openings/rlcoz-pg.zip

There's a small collection of games. Can't find much else, myself.

Originally posted by huntingbear
ftp://136.142.185.47/group/student-activities/chess/PGN/Openings/rlcoz-pg.zip

There's a small collection of games. Can't find much else, myself.

The basic moves and a few variations are at : http://www.eudesign.com/chessops/rcoz-04a.htm

Originally posted by no1marauder
The basic moves and a few variations are at : http://www.eudesign.com/chessops/rcoz-04a.htm

Originally posted by Cheshire Cat
Thanks. My next question is: What do I use to open this file?

Originally posted by huntingbear
I use http://gamehippo.com/free_util/ultimatezip.shtml
It's freeware.
Next question...? 😉

Oh. The .pgn is really just a text file, with the games recorded in algebraic notation, so you can use a notepad or word processor. But the .pgn format is a standard way of recording chess games and most chess programs can view .pgn databases. There are freeware .pgn viewers, too, the most famous of which is Winboard. I don't have a link handy but Google should have no trouble finding it.

Originally posted by huntingbear
Oh. The .pgn is really just a text file, with the games recorded in algebraic notation, so you can use a notepad or word processor. But the .pgn format is a standard way of recording chess games and most chess programs can view .pgn databases. There are freeware .pgn viewers, too, the most famous of which is Winboard. I don't have a link handy but Google should have no trouble finding it.