D06
Queen's Gambit Accepted
In this opening, Black accepts the pawn on c4, leading to an unbalanced pawn structure and dynamic play. Key ideas for White include regaining the pawn with moves like e3 or Qa4, while also aiming to control the center with moves like Nf3 and e4. Black, on the other hand, seeks to consolidate their extra pawn and develop pieces harmoniously, often leading to positions that appeal to players who enjoy tactical battles and strategic maneuvering.
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23Named Variations
3Traps
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Training Modes
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Explore sub-variations with their own training modes and traps.
Accelerated Mannheim Variation→Alekhine Defense→Bogoljubow Defense→Borisenko-Furman Variation→Central Variation, Alekhine System→Central Variation, Greco Variation→Central Variation, McDonnell Defense→Central Variation, Modern Defense→Central Variation, Rubinstein Defense→Godes Variation→Gunsberg Defense→Haberditz Variation→Janowski-Larsen Variation→Linares Variation→Mannheim Variation→Normal Variation→Normal Variation, Traditional System→Old Variation→Queen's Gambit Declined: Chigorin Defense, Modern Gambit→Queen's Gambit Declined: Three Knights, Vienna Variation→Rosenthal Variation→Saduleto Variation→Showalter Variation→Slav Defense: Two Knights Attack→Slav Gambit, Alekhine Attack→Smyslov Variation→Traditional System→Winawer Defense→