The Canal & Prins Gambits: Two Surprising Weapons Against the Queen’s Gambit Chess Biographies Could the young Indian topple

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Modern Chess Opening

Keene provides examples of combinations played by Greco

Gonzalez champions an aggressive variant of the Dutch against 2 Nf3 and outlines a simple but effective French Defence repertoire to counter 2 e4

The Canal & Prins Gambits: Two Surprising Weapons Against the Queen’s Gambit Chess Biographies Could the young Indian toppleThe Queen's Gambit can be rather boring, especially for Black, so a couple of weapons to make things more excitement. In this book, FIDE Master Carsten carefully analyzes two gambits for Black that both arise after the initial moves 1. d4 d5 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 Nf6 4. Bg5 c5!?. The Canal Gambit arises when White captures 5. cxd5, and Black responds 5 Qb6. The gambit is somewhat dubious, but very effective in practical play. The Prins Gambit instead sees