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The French Defense begins with 1. e4 e6 2. d4 d5. Black plans to play a solid setup and contest white's center with moves like c5 and Nc6. The biggest drawback to the French Defense is that black's light square bishop is hemmed in by the e6 pawn.
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How can Black free his game?
Hm, my idea is this:
pawn structure should remain as is except pawn should be probably on
g6 preventing king side attacks and giving space to move bishop
Be7-f6-g7
move knight to better position Nf6 …
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