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Best Chess Opening for Black Against 1.d4 | Queen's Gambit Accepted

Learn 3 Ways To Improve Your Chess Results FREE Masterclass ► https://chess-teacher.com/masterclass Take Your Chess Skills To The Next Level With High-Quality Courses Learn here ► https://online.chess-teacher.com/ 💰💲 Join the RCA Affiliate Program, promote our courses, and get 50% commission - https://chess-teacher.com/partnership/ 📥 Download the PGN of Queen's Gambit Accepted from this blog-post - https://chess-teacher.com/queens-gamb... 🔹 Learn the Queen's Gambit Chess Opening: TRAPS & Errors -    • Learn the Queen's Gambit Chess Openin...   🔹 5 Best Chess Opening Traps For Black Against 1.d4 -    • 5 Best Chess Opening Traps For Black ...   In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov will show you how to play against 1.d4 as Black. A lot of the players play the Queen's Gambit as White (especially after it has gained popularity due to the miniseries), and you can counter them by accepting the gambit after 1.d4 d5 2.c4 dxc4. This variation works really well, especially in the amateur level because most of them are not familiar with it and don't know how to deal with it. You can take advantage of that and get a winning position straight out of the opening. You will learn how to get a winning advantage after the White's most common responses 3.Nc3, 3.e4, and 3.e3. You will also learn how to play against 3.Nf3, which is what the masters and advanced chess players play. ▬▬▬▬▬▬ ► Chapters 00:00 Chess Opening Against 1.d4, Queen's Gambit Accepted 00:37 Why Queen's Gambit Accepted is Powerful 01:51 1) If White plays 3.Nc3 03:12 Do NOT make this opening mistake! 05:27 2) If White plays 3.e4 06:39 If White doesn't play Nxb5 07:41 If White plays dxe5 09:00 Black's different ideas/plans 10:15 3) If White plays 3.e3 11:13 4) If White plays 3.Nf3 (PROs play this move) 📗 Free chess courses - https://chess-teacher.com/rca-freebies/ #GMSmirnov #QueensGambit #ChessOpenings #ChessOpening