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A closed position is one in which the pawn structure on the board is such that there are few open lines for the maneuvering of pieces.
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Assessing an early c4 against white's Stonewall structure
First of all, your plan of keeping White's queenside blocked doesn't quite work out in any case: After e.g. 1...c4 2. Qe2 Qc7 3. b3 b5 White can simply continue attacking your pawn chain by 4. a4 and …
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