26. Owen’s Defence in Irregular King’s Defences

Owen’s Defence Sub Group (B00.010.IK – B00.017.IK) starts with 1.e4 b6, immediately preparing to fianchetto the queen’s bishop and challenge the center from a distance. Black plays hypermodern chess, allowing White to occupy the center while aiming for counterplay based on piece activity and pressure. This offbeat opening can catch opponents off guard and offers rich strategic possibilities if Black handles the early middlegame carefully. The MICOS Code range covers the key lines and counter-strategies of the Owen’s Defence.


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