Annotated by jotheblackqueen (1200): 2. .......... Nf6 - the more modern way of meeting the Scandinavian Defense or Centre Counter opening, characterised by 1.e4 d5. 2. exd5. 3. ............ Nxd5 - black regains his pawn after the standard d4 response to 2........ Nf6. 5. ......... Bf5 - white builds up a centre with c4 and d4 and develops a knight to c3. The king knight is driven back to f6 and now black develops his…
Annotated by lynvingen (1722): Though this is not a high quality game (mistakes were made on both sides), I think it is a nice example of how to use the tactic known as
the double check.
I should mention that I haven't consulted Fritz or similar for this annotation - so the comments are only made by me. This opening is called the center counter defense or the scandinavian defense. The idea for black is to avoid White…
