Knaak/Müller: 222 Eröffnungsfallen nach 1.e4 Kids great trainer Mark Dvoretsky carefully

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It is possible for White to avoid the "English battle" by playing either 2 Nf3 or even 2 e4 (a rare move for 1 d4 players but seen occasionally)

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Knaak/Müller: 222 Eröffnungsfallen nach 1.e4 Kids great trainer Mark Dvoretsky carefullyUse QR codes to get every game on your smartphone and replay all the games conveniently! Traps lurk at every stage of a chess game, but they are particularly common in the opening. Every chess player has probably had the experience of a game being over before it has even really begun. The reason for this is often one of the opening traps lurking everywhere, which rely on the person who has fallen for it making completely "normal" moves developing a