Thursday, August 24, 2006

Chess: Understanding the Grünfeld Defense

1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 g6 3 Nc3 d5 4 cxd5 Nxd5 5 e4 Nxc3
6 bxc3 Bg7 7 Nf3 c5 Line



What's the game plan for White?

What's the game plan for Black?

1 d4



1 ... Nf6



2 c4



2 ... g6



3 Nc3



3 ... d5



4 cxd5



4 Nf3
4 Bf4
4 Bg5
4 Qb3
4 e3
4 f3
4 Qa4+
4 h4
4 g4

4 ... Nxd5



5 e4



5 Bd2
5 g3
5 Nf3
5 Na4
5 Qb3
5 Qa4+
5 e3
5 Bg5

5 ... Nxc3



5 ... Nb6
5 ... Bg7

6 bxc3



6 ... Bg7



6 ... c5
6 ... b6

7 Nf3



7 Bc4
7 Be3
7 Bb5+
7 Qa4+
7 Ba3
7 Rb1

7 ... c5



7 ... O-O
7 ... b6

8 Rb1



8 Be3
8 Bb5+
8 h3
8 Qa4+

8 ... O-O



8 ... Qa5
8 ... Nc6
8 ... a6
8 ... cxd4

9 Be2



9 Be3
9 Qd2

9 ... cxd4



9 ... Nc6
9 ... b6
9 ... Qa5
9 ... Bg4
9 ... Nd7
9 ... Qc7
9 ... e6

10 cxd4



10 ... Qa5+



10 ... Bg4

11 Bd2



11 Qd2

11 ... Qxa2



12 O-O



12 ... Bg4



12 ... b6
12 ... a5
12 ... Qe6
12 ... Bd7
12 ... Na6
12 ... a6

13 Bg5



13 Be3
13 d5
13 Rxb7

13 ... h6



13 ... Qe6
13 ... Rd8
13 ... Bf6

14 Be3



14 Bh4
14 Bxe7

14 ... Nc6



14 ... b6
14 ... e6

By ChessCoach@care2.com





















posted by ChessCoach1977 at 10:23 PM

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