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You Can Win 90% Games With This Opening Against 1.d4

Get The Crystal-Clear Guide To Reach 2000+ ELO Rating Faster FREE Masterclass ► https://chess-teacher.net/masterclassyt 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/ 🔹 Learn more about the Dutch Defense -    • My Favourite Aggressive Opening For B...   ♛ Find the variations shown in the video lesson in this blog-post - https://chess-teacher.com/dutch-defen... In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov shares a powerful chess opening for Black against 1.d4: the Dutch Defense, which arises after 1.d4 f5. This video is a continuation of an earlier lesson, and GM Smirnov will show you the most common ideas for Black, attacking patterns, and middlegame plans, so that you're fully equipped with the knowledge to defeat 1.d4. The main advantage of this variation is that it's an opening system; it does not depend on specific moves by White. Instead, Black can play a system of moves regardless of White's responses and still achieve a strong attacking position. ▬▬▬▬▬▬ ► Chapters 00:00 Dutch Defense Chess Opening For Black Against 1.d4 01:08 1) Exchange the White Knight after they castle 02:05 2) Strong Knight on e4 02:25 3) Rook Lift - common attacking idea 03:20 4) Developing the Queenside Knight to d7 03:49 5) Most common mistake by White 05:50 6) Brilliant Queen Sacrifice Checkmate 08:29 Puzzle of the day 09:55 7) Dealing with White's Queenside attack 12:04 8) Double Knightmare Attack 13:03 Final step of the attack - BREAK OPEN 14:20 Kasparov's tip to evaluate your attack 17:54 9) Do NOT accept White's pawn sacrifice 20:27 10) Eliminating White's f3-Knight ► Follow RCA on social media Facebook:   / remotechessacademy   Instagram:   / gm.igorsmirnov   TikTok:   / gmigorsmirnov   #IgorNation #ChessOpenings #ChessOpening