The Queens Gambit

[Event "The Queen's Gambit: Chapter 1 : Queen's Gambit, Trap 1"] [Site "https://lichess.org/study/rMrAjlAG/Z7Yq9tEl"] [Result "*"] [UTCDate "2022.12.30"] [UTCTime "16:48:13"] [Variant "Standard"] [ECO "D20"] [Opening "Queen's Gambit Accepted: Old Variation"] [Annotator "https://lichess.org/@/Yonushke"] 1. d4 { 1.D4 is the start to a very deep and incredulous opening known as the queen's gambit. Let's start with black's most natural and common possibility which is D5. } { [%csl Rd4][%cal Rd4c5,Rd4e5] } 1... d5 { With this move black is basically trying to accomplish the same thing as white, which is to control the center and develop the minor pieces, the same thing with white's first move being e4, rather than d4. The only difference about the queen's gambit is that the next move is c4, which seemingly hangs a pawn, after all that is what makes it a gambit. } 2. c4 { Black normally takes this pawn. } { [%csl Gc4] } 2... dxc4 { Here white has many possible moves, like e4 or nf3, but the

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