Chess: Understanding the Trompowsky Opening Part XVIII
1 d4 Nf6 2 Bg5 c5 3 Bxf6 gxf6 4 d5 d6 5 e3 Bg7
6 c4 b5 7 cxb5 a6 8 Nc3 f5 9 Bd3 O-O
10 Nge2 Nd7 11 bxa6 Ne5 12 Bb5 Bxa6 Line

For explanations of moves 1 through 4 please
refer to Chess: Understanding the Trompowsky
Opening Part I
1 d4 Nf6 2 Bg5 c5 3 Bxf6 gxf6 4 d5:

4 ... d6

4 ... Qb6
4 ... f5
5 e3

5 Nd2
5 c3
5 Kd2
5 Nc3
5 ... Bg7

5 ... Qb6
5 ... Nd7
6 c4

6 Nc3
6 Nd2
6 ... b5

6 ... Nd7
6 ... Qb6
7 cxb5

7 Nf3
7 ... a6

7 ... Qa5+
7 ... f5
7 ... Nd7
8 Nc3

8 Bd3
8 Qa4
8 ... f5

8 ... Qb6
9 Bd3

9 Qa4
9 ... O-O

9 ... axb5
10 Nge2

10 Qa4
10 ... Nd7

10 ... e6
10 ... axb5
11 bxa6

11 Qc2
11 ... Ne5

11 ... e6
12 Bb5

12 Bc2
12 O-O
12 ... Bxa6
12 ... Bd7
By ChessCoach@care2.com
6 c4 b5 7 cxb5 a6 8 Nc3 f5 9 Bd3 O-O
10 Nge2 Nd7 11 bxa6 Ne5 12 Bb5 Bxa6 Line

For explanations of moves 1 through 4 please
refer to Chess: Understanding the Trompowsky
Opening Part I
1 d4 Nf6 2 Bg5 c5 3 Bxf6 gxf6 4 d5:

4 ... d6

4 ... Qb6
4 ... f5
5 e3

5 Nd2
5 c3
5 Kd2
5 Nc3
5 ... Bg7

5 ... Qb6
5 ... Nd7
6 c4

6 Nc3
6 Nd2
6 ... b5

6 ... Nd7
6 ... Qb6
7 cxb5

7 Nf3
7 ... a6

7 ... Qa5+
7 ... f5
7 ... Nd7
8 Nc3

8 Bd3
8 Qa4
8 ... f5

8 ... Qb6
9 Bd3

9 Qa4
9 ... O-O

9 ... axb5
10 Nge2

10 Qa4
10 ... Nd7

10 ... e6
10 ... axb5
11 bxa6

11 Qc2
11 ... Ne5

11 ... e6
12 Bb5

12 Bc2
12 O-O
12 ... Bxa6

12 ... Bd7
By ChessCoach@care2.com
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