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Volume Two expands on the proper approach to chess opening play
but will also teach you how to improve your endgame while trying to find the best move of the three choices presented
0” king height – Including the additional Queens
This is a risky strategy as White falls behind in development and Black switfly becomes very active
Grivas Opening Laboratory - Volume 4 Analysis Chess Sets #html-body [data-pb-style=I4IGKQP]{justify-content:flex-startIn the fourth book of the series we will deal with Queens Gambit structures, and more specifically: The Queens Gambit Accepted, a quiet system which aims to preserve simple and equal drawish positions (from Blacks point of view!) and is played today at all levels. Our proposed system is based on the move 4. Na3, a system that I havent played much (except lately!), but then the QGA is a rare bird as well The 4. Na3 system scores approximately 52%, when
