Against 2...g6, White plays 3.cxd5 immediately, forcing Black into an early central commitment after ...Nxd5. Without the c4 pawn to challenge Black's knight, White builds with e4 and d4 to claim the centre. A practical way to sidestep both Grünfeld theory and the sharp 3.e4 Anti-Grünfeld.
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Your move - play White's next move
ProgressMove 1 of 6
Move Sequence
1.c4Nf6
2.Nc3d5
3.cxd5Nxd5
4.g3g6
5.Bg2Nxc3
6.bxc3Bg7
Current lineAnti-Grünfeld with 3.cxd5
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