In part four of William’s Stonewall series he examines a game played in 1946 by chess champion Mikhail Botvinnik that shows a clear example of how to continue with your attacking plan in the stonewall attack if black responds with a Fianchetto defense.
- Part 1 – Sac to Attack
- Part 2 – The Zukertort System
- Part 3 – Important Sidelines
- Part 4 – How to beat a Fianchetto Defense
Full article on the Stonewall Attack available on William’s site, which includes a the full article, an interactive chessboard and more.
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