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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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Why is the f6 pawn break in Advanced French so important for black?
I am new to the French (so forgive me if the question seems elementary).
I've just come across the pawn break ...f6 for black in the French advance variation, and I find the pawn break quite dubious f …
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