Chess: Understanding the Trompowsky Opening Part XVI
1 d4 Nf6 2 Bg5 c5 3 Bxf6 gxf6 4 c3 Qb6 5 Qc2 cxd4
6 cxd4 Nc6 7 e3 d5 8 Nc3 e6 9 Nf3 Bd7
10 Be2 Rc8 11 O-O f5 12 Rfc1 Bd6 Line
For explanations of moves 1 through 3 please
refer to Chess: Understanding the Trompowsky
Opening Part I
1 d4 Nf6 2 Bg5 c5 3 Bxf6 gxf6:
4 c3
4 d5
4 dxc5
4 e3
4 e4
4 Nc3
4 ... Qb6
4 ... cxd4
4 ... e6
5 Qc2
5 Qd2
5 ... cxd4
5 ... d5
6 cxd4
6 Nf3
6 ... Nc6
6 ... Na6
7 e3
7 Nf3
7 ... d5
7 ... Bg7
7 ... d6
7 ... e6
8 Nc3
8 Qd2
8 ... e6
8 ... Bf5
9 Nf3
9 a3
9 ... Bd7
9 ... Rg8
10 Be2
10 a3
10 Bb5
10 Rc1
10 ... Rc8
10 ... Be7
10 ... Bd6
11 O-O
11 Rc1
11 Qd2
11 ... f5
11 ... a6
11 ... Bd6
12 Rfc1
12 Na4
12 Rac1
12 ... Bd6
12 ... Nb8
12 ... f6
12 ... Qd8
12 ... f4
By ChessCoach@care2.com
6 cxd4 Nc6 7 e3 d5 8 Nc3 e6 9 Nf3 Bd7
10 Be2 Rc8 11 O-O f5 12 Rfc1 Bd6 Line
For explanations of moves 1 through 3 please
refer to Chess: Understanding the Trompowsky
Opening Part I
1 d4 Nf6 2 Bg5 c5 3 Bxf6 gxf6:
4 c3
4 d5
4 dxc5
4 e3
4 e4
4 Nc3
4 ... Qb6
4 ... cxd4
4 ... e6
5 Qc2
5 Qd2
5 ... cxd4
5 ... d5
6 cxd4
6 Nf3
6 ... Nc6
6 ... Na6
7 e3
7 Nf3
7 ... d5
7 ... Bg7
7 ... d6
7 ... e6
8 Nc3
8 Qd2
8 ... e6
8 ... Bf5
9 Nf3
9 a3
9 ... Bd7
9 ... Rg8
10 Be2
10 a3
10 Bb5
10 Rc1
10 ... Rc8
10 ... Be7
10 ... Bd6
11 O-O
11 Rc1
11 Qd2
11 ... f5
11 ... a6
11 ... Bd6
12 Rfc1
12 Na4
12 Rac1
12 ... Bd6
12 ... Nb8
12 ... f6
12 ... Qd8
12 ... f4
By ChessCoach@care2.com
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