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Queens Gambit Accepted - Part 2

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Queens Gambit Accepted - Part 2
Queen's Gambit Accepted, explained (continued...)
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Boris Avrukh
Grandmaster
Boris Avrukh

One of the foremost opening theoreticians of the modern era

The Queen's Gambit is one of the oldest and most popular openings in chess, named after the move 1.d4 d5 2.c4, in which White offers Black a pawn on c4 in exchange for control of the center of the board. The Queen's Gambit is a flexible and strategic opening that can lead to a wide range of positions, and it has been played by many of the greatest chess players throughout history. In the Queen's Gambit Accepted, Black chooses to accept White's gambit by capturing the pawn on c4 with their own pawn. This opening is a popular choice for players who prefer a more solid and defensive approach, as it allows Black to quickly develop their pieces while maintaining a solid pawn structure. However, it also creates some potential weaknesses for Black, which White can take advantage of to gain control of the center and create attacking opportunities. In this video, we will explore the key ideas and strategies behind the Queen's Gambit Accepted and show you how to play it effectively.

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