The Trompowsky Attack Played by Julian Hodgson

♕ Download the PGN of these games in this blog-post - http://bit.ly/2jRaENs The Trompowsky Attack begins with the moves 1.d4 Nf6 2.Bg5, and it is a popular alternative for White after Black’s 1…Nf6. So, it is kind of a side-line which can be used from time to time, especially in rapid and blitz games. One of the key characteristics of this opening is that it avoids getting into the ocean of opening theories in the various Indian defenses – Queen’s Indian, Nimzo-Indian, King’s Indian, and even the Grunfeld Defense. In this video, RCA guest coach Manuel Ocantos will explain this opening with a couple of examples – games played by the famous Julian Hodgson, who is known for his attacking style and quick wins. The Trompowsky Attack was his common choice of opening. Watch and enjoy these attacking games! ♕ How to succeed in chess? (FREE e-book): http://bit.ly/2Zlp0FI ♕ How to analyze your games (FREE course): http://bit.ly/2Djz1tB ♕ 7 Best Chess Opening Traps (FREE course): https://goo.gl/GCCK4d ♕ Quick Success in Chess (FREE course): https://goo.gl/45Anbi ♕ Chess Training Plan for Rapid Improvement (FREE course): https://goo.gl/P68HZ6 ♕ Chess Opening Fundamentals (FREE e-book): https://goo.gl/dj98ef ♕ Chess Courses and videos: https://goo.gl/WCPMGp