Queen's Gambit Accepted: Classical, Flohr Variation

This opening is a solid choice for Black, accepting the gambit and aiming to control the center.

The Queen's Gambit Accepted: Classical, Flohr Variation is characterized by Black accepting the gambit pawn on c4 and then developing their pieces harmoniously. By playing e6 and c5, Black aims to challenge White's central pawn structure and gain counterplay. The move Nf6 prepares to castle kingside and develop the knight to a more active square. The move Bb7 is a key move in this variation, aiming to fianchetto the bishop and put pressure on White's center. White typically aims to maintain a strong pawn center and develop their pieces rapidly to put pressure on Black's position. Both sides have chances for an imbalanced and dynamic game, with opportunities for tactical play and strategic maneuvering. Overall, this variation offers both players interesting and dynamic play with chances for both sides to seize the initiative.