Practice against the Bowdler Attack with central breaks and kingside fianchetto setups. Follow 10 lines from our Bowdler Attack guide, try 24 board exercises, and play six positions as Black against the bot.
Work through six Black routes and four White routes covering the ...e6 and ...d5 center, the Qe2 pin, the ...a6-b5 bishop chase, the ...g6 fianchetto, the ...d6 open center, and the early f4 tactics. Each route states the plan for the whole line.
Keyboard: ← → step through the moves. Click any move chip to jump.
Where the moves come from: every line and position in this trainer comes from our Bowdler Attack guide. The guide's five test positions are answered by ...e6 (-0.07), Qxg4 (+3.44), ...dxc4 (-4.82), ...cxd4 (-0.07), and ...dxc4 (-1.50).
The 24 boards cover the immediate ...e6 setup, the ...d5 break, Qe2's pin on the e6-pawn, the queenside bishop chase, Black's fianchetto, the French-style center, the open center after ...d6, and two distinct f4 punishments. Every Learn route owns at least two drills.
Keyboard: Enter next drill · H hint · R reset the position.
Choose one of six starting positions and set the opponent from 600 to 3000. The coach comments on ten key moments, including the starting position, both central breaks, the Qe2 pin, the bishop chase, the fianchetto, and the loose knight on g4.
The playable set contains the main 2.Bc4 position, book lines for Black's ...e6, ...Nc6, and ...d6 replies, plus set pieces for the bishop-pair decision and the f4 center fork. The source book contains exactly those three reply branches.
Four directions, each with a reason. Everything below links to a page that exists today.
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