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Better Late Than Never Individual Issues background-attachment:scroll}Add a bit of royalThis is one of these old stories from chess history which can neither be confirmed nor ultimately refuted. According to the story, and so far there is no doubt about its authenticity, Otto Tennison was a Danish player who lived in the 19th century. He used to open all his games categorically with the strongest first move 1. e4 until one day he became so fed up with all the elaborate variations his opponents threw onto the board without even thinking