Italian Game: Classical Variation, Tarrasch Variation
This opening is a solid and classical choice for White, aiming to control the center and develop pieces harmoniously.
1. e4 2. e5 3. Nf3 4. Nc6 5. Bc4 6. Bc5 7. c3 8. Qe7 9. d4 10. Bb6 11. O-O 12. d6 13. a4 14. a6 15. h3 16. Nf6 17. Re1The opening begins with the standard pawn moves by both players, followed by the development of knights and bishops to active squares. White then pushes the c-pawn to support the center and create space for the queen's bishop. Black responds by reinforcing the center with their own pawn move. White castles kingside to connect rooks and prepare for potential pawn breaks. Black continues to develop pieces and strengthen their position. White plays a waiting move with h3 to prevent any potential pins or attacks along the g4 square. Black reinforces their center and prepares to connect rooks. White reinforces the center with a pawn push, gaining space and opening lines for their pieces. Both sides have solid positions and are ready to continue developing their pieces and preparing for the middlegame.
Rate | White | Black |
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0...1800 | - | - |
1800...2000 | - | - |
2000...2200 | - | - |
2200...2500 | - | - |
2500... | - | - |