The French Defense: Simple Yet Effective

What is The French Defense? Black quickly plays 1.e6, hoping to dominate the d4 square with the d7-d5 pawn break in this opening. The French Defense is well-known for establishing a pawn structure with pawns on d4 and e6, resulting in a closed or semi-closed position. The “French Defense” got its name because it was […]

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