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• Copyright 1991,1996, 1997, 1998 John Richard Coffey.
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0       [Next]	Black to Move
1       [Next]	Nc3 and f4 begins the Grand Prix attack and e6 is an interesting line against it. According to Fritz 8, White's best chance for an advantage is to play Nf3 instead of f4. Black to Move
2       [Next]	Black to Move
3       [Next]	Bb5 is common in the Grand Prix Attack but it does not work as well against e6. Black to Move
4       [Next]	This capture is a mistake, but black still has a slight advantage regardless. Black to Move
5       [Next]	Black to Move
6       [Next]	Black to Move
7       [Next]	With a big advantage for Black.

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