Historical games for Vienna Game Stanley Variation Gameįirouzja, Alireza (2759) vs Carlsen, M. ( Lichess analysis) ( Wikibooks) (545147 games) He may put this immediately to rights with: following up the inevitable 4.d5 with 5. 3.Nxe4 (Vienna Game: Falkbeer Defence) White is temporarily a pawn down.It attempts to maintain a pawn at e5 after White plays f4, but it happens to give White the run of the board in the process. For now, Black is a pawn up, but White may just have something else up his sleeve too.īlack can also choose to forget about d5 for the time being:ģ.Nc6 transposes back to the Max Lange Defence.ģ.d6 is a timid move. After 3.Nxe4 Black has eliminated two of the attackers of d5 with one stroke, and will proceed to regain the piece by 4.d5, grabbing a large chunk of the centre as he does so. 3 Kt-KB3 4 PQ4 4 KtxKP This is superior to P x P. This is the fork trick common to several openings. White must not attempt to force the opening or Black will secure a winning development. This prevents Black from breaking open the centre, or does it? The late Alexander Alekhine, world champion in the 1930s, recommends: White has nailed down Black's d-pawn by controlling d5 with three pieces. These pages provide a collection of chess opening lines selected using two competing criteria: the opening. Opening name: Vienna Game Stanley Variation
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