"While Qd3 is the consensus choice, g4 offers a fresh perspective. It succeeds by accepting a slightly lower evaluation to surprise the opponent. This move challenges the opponent."
The move g4 signals the Dutch Defense: Krejcik Gambit, steering the game into independent territory.
Trajectory: From here, play often proceeds with e5 or fxg4, leading into the Dutch Defense. Plans should focus on how to focus on maneuvering and wing expansion and develop rapidly.
Structure: The board features a Locked Center. With a draw rate of 24%, the position is dynamic. Engines evaluate it at -0.40.
Also known as: Dutch: Krejcik Gambit, Lisbon Gambit, Dutch; Krejcik Gambit, Dutch, Krejcik gambit
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