A Comprehensive Guide to the Queen's Gambit Declined 1.d4 d5 2.c4 e6

quot;The opening of the world championship matches" is one of the epithets given to the Queen’s Gambit Declined by World Champion Garry Kasparov. Indeed it has been tested in a number of matches for the chess crown. In Alekhine-Capablanca, Buenos Aires 1927, both contestants played it as White and Black, which resulted in no less than 31 games with the Queen’s Gambit Declined in a match of 34!

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Queen's Gambit Declined is probably Black's most solid response to 1.d4. This opening is especially effective when White has already committed to Nf3.

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