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Giuoco Piano Chess.|dʒʊˈəʊkəʊ ˈpjɑːnəʊ|
[It., lit. ‘plain game’.]
(See quots.)
1813J. H. Sarratt Wks. Damiano, Ruy-Lopez & Salvio 214 An opening, denominated by Salvio, and by all Italian Players, Giuoco Piano; that name being given to all openings in which no Pawn is sacrificed for the sake of an attacking position. 1860‘Oxford Amateur’ Hand-bk. Chess viii. 32 If each player then brings his King's Bishop to QB 4th, we have the Giuoco Piano—a deservedly favourite opening with many players. 1965I. A. Horowitz Chess Openings v. 25 Together with some related openings, the Giuoco Piano was extremely popular for many years; but the gradual change of insight..tended more and more to a lasting initiative rather than a splurge of brief fireworks and has slowly replaced the Giuoco Piano and the King's Gambit with the Ruy Lopez and the Queen's Gambit. |