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Caro-Kann Advance Variation: How to Stop Being Afraid of Playing f6

Caro-Kann Advance Variation: How to Stop Being Afraid of Playing f6

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Round 3 of the February Swiss 60+30 over-the-board event featured a Caro-Kann Advance variation. I consistently missed the main idea of playing f6 in that pawn structure. Something to learn from! I was afraid of the kingside attack, and hopefully, watching this video helps you remember not to make the same mistakes I did.

There's a video highlight and PGN below. Don't play a passive Caro-Kann. Instead, go for the initiative! Check out the ChessGoals free Caro-Kann Quick Start course.

Video Recap:

PGN:

Do you play this line in the Caro-Kann? Remember to check out the course.

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NM Matt Jensen

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