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M. LaDuke, 2262

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Moves :   Bc4 ?   Bd3       (back)


Position after : Nbc6 ,   last edited by   Gavin Wilson
[2006 December 2]




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Contributors : Gavin Wilson

Black has more space on the queenside, and will fianchetto his queen bishop to bear down on White's kingside and deter a pawn thrust to d5.

Black's rook will contest the c-file.

With the centre almost blocked, Black may decide to put his King on e7 or f7, creating the opportunity for a kingside pawn storm, which might catch out a White who is unfamiliar with the defence.





[ECO "C00"] [Opening "French defense"]




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