1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 g6 3 Nc3 d5 4 cxd5 Nxd5 5 e4
Nxc3 6 bxc3 Bg7 7 Bc4 O-O 8 Ne2 c5 9 O-O
9 ... Nc6 10 Be3 Qc7 11 Rc1 Rd8
12 Qd2
Arranging for the comfortable defense
of his center (12 Qd2 followed by 13 Rfd1).
Black now needs to find a way forward.
The solution is not to keep hitting at
White's formation but to force it to
advance or dissolve and then exploit
the resulting weak squares.
12 f3
12 f4
12 Bf4
12 Kh1
12 Qa4
12 h3
12 Qe1
12 ... a6
12 ... b6
12 ... Bd7
12 ... Ne5
12 ... Qa5
13 f4
13 a4
13 Bh6
13 ... b5
14 Bd3
14 ... f5
15 exf5
15 ... c4
Chess: The Unsounded Center
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