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The following is a Miniature game of the Great Sacrificer: Mikhail Tal. You are going to Play the Dutch Defense: Staunton Gambit. General Variation against the West German Champion of 1957, Dr. Paul Troeger.
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The following is one of the best games of the Great Alexander Alekhine. You are going to Play the Dutch Defense: Nimzo-Dutch Variation against a very talented GM called Efim Bogoljubov.Â
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Dutch defense can be rather slow to play - but if you try to make it a surprise wepon and remember the themes when playing that opening it can be rather good . some time a go i read Steve giddins book :'How to build your openingrepetoire. " a book... | Read More
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After I tried a lot of different system for common openings, here are those that I consider to be the best: As black: Defense against King's pawn game (e4): Caro-Kann defense Defense against Queen's pawn game (d4): Benoni defenseAs white: Réti op... | Read More
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For those who don't know what the Dutch Defense is, it's an opening for black against white's common opening 1.d4. It's a versatile opening, with similar ideas to the Sicilian and other flank-pawn openings. The variation of the Dutch that I play i... | Read More
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Click on the ECO Code (A00 - E99) to go directly to the game. You can also look games up by the name of the opening (ie Ruy Lopez - Berlin Variation, QGD - Tartakower Defense etc) or by the players names in my other indices.Â
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Learn how to play with and against the Staunton Gambit, an aggressive answer to the Dutch Defense that was once feared by Dutch defenders.
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Click on the opening to go to the game. Multiple entries for the same name and/or ECO code refer to different games and aren't duplicate entries.
Pictured here is the great hypermodern GM Aron Nimzovitch, who probably holds the record for the mos... | Read More
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Learn how to play with and against the Dutch Defense, the recommended best reply to d4, back in 1789. Though it's not a main line in modern chess, it still played at the master level, most notably by  Hikaru Nakamura.
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Learn how to play with and against the Staunton Gambit, an aggressive answer to the Dutch Defense that was once feared by Dutch defenders.
BK Academy of Chess presents:
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Round 4 was against a Michael Slossen who was rated 1455 with a peak of 1638. He claimed to a have a chess.com correspondence rating of 2100+. He was quite strong I thought and played the Dutch defense and I knew little about it at the time. He en... | Read More
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Quotes About Morphy
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Adolf AnderssenI consider Mr. Morphy the finest chess player who ever existed. He is far superior to any now living, and would doubtless have beaten Labourdonnais himself. In all his games with me, he has not only played,... | Read More
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Links to Are You Reti?:
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I've found myself sticking to more solid defenses lately of the past few months(Sicilian Scheveningen, Caro Kann, etc) but ... | Read More
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The English Opening is played the move c4.(In descriptive notation, it`s P-QB4)
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The English opening is a flank opening like the Zukertort Opening(Nf3 or in the other notation: N-KB3). The origin of the English opening ca... | Read More
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Knights are often used for forks, with their unique moving and jumping ability. A common situation is a knight jumping to c2 or c7, thereby threatening both the ... | Read More
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Ihad the opportunity to check out some chess in Columbus last week and went to a meeting of the Central Chess Club which meets in a place with a great setting and atmosphere, a nice coffee house in Columbus. Bagel with peanut butter and tea for $4... | Read More
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I've decided to try to start devoting time to the blog portion of the site, which I hope will help my rating as I plan to try to annotate a game a week, as well as making learning variations, tactics, and other general chess themes easier. I'm loc... | Read More
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Dreams… as a Chess player, what are my dreams? As a Chess player, what are your dreams? Is there a title you want?  For me, of course, right now I want the title IM (International Master) and someday I hope to be a Super GM (Grand Master)... | Read More