2011年1月8日 · so I thought the exchange of my flank pawn and opponent's central pawn would nice for me. I believe this way of thinking is partly correct (?) but actually it was wrong in this …

In the Open Sicilian, white has a lead in development and a stronger center. In return, black has two pawns in the center, and can eventually expand to take over the center. White often plays …

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2022年10月3日 · Definitely not. The Benko Gambit is only playable if White advances forward with 3. d5. If White plays something else, you have to change your plan. If White takes with 3. …

2025年3月7日 · Black takes a swipe with c5 and gambits a pawn for the exchange, develops, and gets pieces into the game. White normally responds with d5; taking the pawn is not …

2024年7月23日 · We will play e3 here to immediately attack the c5 pawn. White has many options here that we cover in the full course. Let’s look at what happens if white tries to hold the pawn …

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2020年6月17日 · It's one thing to take the pawn at c5 (2. d4xc5) and quite another to try to steal it (3. b2-b4). You can take it, but let Black take it back unless you can clearly see your way …

Learn the Caro-Kann Defense: Advance, Botvinnik-Carls Defense with free tools and analysis from Chess.com. Improve your opening repertoire and crush your opponents!

2019年11月23日 · I like to play the Caro-Kann as black, and in response to the advance variation play 3... c5!? This works really well for me (~1800 USCF), but as I've gotten better I'm being …