Attacking Chess #1 - The Dutch Defence Stonewall Variation

Explores a couple of attacking chess games in the the Dutch Defence Stonewall variation opening (ECO A95).

The Dutch Defence in general creates a very dynamic and tactical game for both sides of the board as the position is imbalanced very early in the opening.

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[choipnugget]

@Chudawg11 Would have been taken by the bishop on c1

[Chudawg11]

at 13:02 couldnt black have forked whites queen and rook with his knight?

[c2thew]

why didn't white capture the pawn at e6 and fork the rook and queen?

[mrpuffmyduff]

Title Translation in Dutch :D

(Aanvallend Schaken) (De Nederlandse verdediging) (Steenmuur Variatie)

(Attacking Chess) (The Dutch Defence) (Stonewall Variation)

[MegaExelo]

@themanfromhell

There was a bishop gaurding the pawn

[tanukitejon]

Not good to analyze the mistakes player makes, but the right moves availables, in this particular video.

[themanfromhell]

@Temptuous2112 if Qh4 surely Rh3 saves checkmate? urgh i just cant see it.

[chucknorrisnguyen]

@jrobichess please cover the caro-khann defense