Grunfeld Defense

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White 1.d4:
The Grünfeld Defense, named after Ernst Grünfeld https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernst_Gruenfeld who introduced it into international play at Vienna 1922, where, in his first game with the defense, he defeated future world champion Alexander Alekhine. It's one of the sharpest responses to the Queen's Gambit.
Black response 1...Nf6:
A multi-purpose move against 1.d4. Black doesn't commit to a specific pawn structure and prevents 2.e4.
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Complete with variations on Grunfeld defense for black

Creator

Upsidedownforl

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I absolutely love this! Thanks a lot! Also love you included played games.

by: DaRubenG

Thanks so much, this is amazing. Only just found this website and this is the opening I'm trying to deep dive at the moment. Grünfeld FTW!

by: automaticblues

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