Chess.com: Playing for Equality as Black 1
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Channel: Chess.com · 2009 · Education
In the first half of his presentation about the notion of playing for equality, GM Dzindzichashvili frames the general questions: does black have to try to defend in the opening, or can black play aggressively? What does it mean to play aggressively in the opening? He then explores a couple examples of gambit play by black to begin demonstrating his answers. Full video available at http://www.Chess.com/videos
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