Trompowsky Attack
Sidestep mountains of theory with 2.Bg5. The Trompowsky pressures Black's knight early and steers the game into your own territory.
Let's begin.
Press Learn to start, then play the moves yourself.
Play pawn to d4.
Variations in this course
Every line runs to a middlegame position with coach commentary at each fork. Playing White, you'll meet:
- 1
3...e6 Solid
1.d4 Nf6 2.Bg5 e6
Take it with you
Export this repertoire as a standard PGN — with the coach's notes as comments — to study it in Lichess, ChessBase, or any board you like. Sidelines are saved as PGN variations.
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