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French Defense - Part 1 - Best Beginner Chess Opening for Black


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♕ OCL SHOP: http://www.onlinechesslessons.... ARTICLE: http://www.onlinechesslessons.... http://facebook.com/chesstutor... ♕ http://twitter.com/OnlineChess... This is one of the most aggressive lines that white can employ against the French Defense, and I recommend black specialize in a commonly used set-up involving 3. ...Nf6 4. e5 Nfd7 5. f4!? c5 6. Nf3 Nc6 - leading to ample pressure against white's big central pawns on the dark squares.  Although black's position is slightly cramped, it is very tenacious and well-coordinated.  While there are other main lines involving early ideas with Qb6, I recommend to Keep It Simple and play for early queenside expansion with 7. ...a6 and 8. ...b5!?  Depending on white's response, black can continue with natural developing moves like ...Bb7, ...Be7, and ...0-0 - typically planning to increase the tension against white's center with a later ...f6.  Black is also maintaining excellent tension against white's position with constant threats of ...cxd4 and ...b4.  My advice for the less experienced player - Keep It Simple by finishing your development and castling to get your king safe before trying to open the position with the thematic break ...f6.Interface used ICC: http://www.chessclub.com/from/...

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Subido: 20/12/11 a las 2:55 pm
Autor: OnlineChessLessons

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OnlineChessLessons (el 04/05/13 a las 8:33 pm)
Yes! I actually made a video about that game, really interesting idea to play ..g5 to undermine white's pawn center - Cheers, Will
Augusto Sarmento (el 02/05/13 a las 12:25 am)
against carlsen in 2010 nakamura used g5 around the moment in 5:56, i guess, which is pretty interesting
Antonio Innocente (el 01/04/13 a las 7:28 pm)
Kings indian is the reason why I usually prefer playing as black.
bailinnumberguy (el 31/03/13 a las 12:16 pm)
I'm always happy when I see e6 against my e4. Black's light square bishop usually ends up bing a pretty useless piece.
twizack22 (el 10/03/13 a las 12:25 pm)
Thanks for the post.
wreynolds1995 (el 18/02/13 a las 1:49 pm)
I think the French is also a good opening for beginners because it allows for a lot of expansion later on. From the French, there are plenty of similar pawn structures: the QGD, the Caro-Kann, and some lines of the Sicilian, which is a lot of ground for expanding your repertoire. From here, obviously the QGD is a bit like the Slav, same with the Caro, the Sicilian Dragon can lead you into the Modern and Pirc, and the Grunfeld and King's Indian... It goes on. The French introduces you to chess!
Spudst3r (el 08/02/13 a las 4:42 pm)
I recommend people check out the Scandanavian Qd6 line. Great opening, awesome piece harmony, easy to memorize. Forces a positional game and white is rarely ready for it.
mrdavidpatrickcase (el 21/01/13 a las 3:13 am)
ill look at it ty!
OnlineChessLessons (el 18/01/13 a las 12:04 pm)
well i did make a similar series on the Slav Defense for black against 1. d4 - also another beginner series for playing the Stonewall Attack with white
mrdavidpatrickcase (el 18/01/13 a las 4:04 am)
i find white trys to attack agressively my kingside with a bishop pinning the development/kingside castling of my king. i just started using it today however.. consistantly like my english for white.. i do like it! any other openings ud suggest for a beginner like myself for black or any variations for the english as white?

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