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French Defense: Morozevich Variation (for Black)

In the Morozevich Variation of Tarrasch French defense - our focus is primarily on what is the meaning of 3...Be7 and what are the main strategies and plans for Black. The video covers the most popular responses by White, such as 4. e5, 4. c3, 4. Bd3 and 4. Ngf3 (the main line). Key idea behind the Morozevich variation (3...Be7) is to provoke 4. Ngf3, which then blocks the other knight (d2-knight) from reaching its intended destination of f3. This prevents White from achieving their ideal piece setup, giving Black a strong middlegame. The analysis includes the following themes: Key idea of the Morozevich Variation White's main responses (move 4) White's problem with the d4-pawn Stunning g7-g5 idea Is Morozevich variation good for beginners? Among these themes, the discussion on Black's g7-g5 advance is probably the most intriguing. However, one key point about the g5 move was missed in the video: it is most effective when White has already played Rf1-e1, as this leaves the f3-knight without any square to retreat to. Thus, the g7-g5 move not only aims to win the d4-pawn but also to trap the f3-knight. Overall, the line is sound and playable at the highest levels, but I would not recommend it for beginner and intermediate players. One needs a deep understanding of the French Defense to fully utilize the benefits and subtleties of this variation. If you like it, feel free to leave your comments. Your support means a lot and motivates me to create more content like this. Here is the overall timetable: 0:00 Introduction 0:20 Key idea of the Morozevich Variation 1:15 White plays 4. e5 1:37 White plays 4. c3 3:02 White plays 4. Bd3 4:37 White plays 4. Ngf3 6:00 Model game: Naroditsky vs So 8:30 Stunning g7-g5 idea 9:25 White loses d4-pawn 12:33 Pause and find the best line for Black 17:10 Conclusion 🔊 JOIN THE CONVERSATION Facebook:   / bbchesschannel   Instagram:   / very_bad_bishop   Twitter:   / badbishop_chess