OpenChess

Here is the review of the Caro-Kann defense's variation with 2. Nf3:

https://chesslab.ucoz.net/blog/the_caro ... 3-08-27-30
https://chesslab.ucoz.net/blog/the_caro ... 3-08-27-31

Here is considered other variations of the situation when game converts to the exchange variation:

https://chesslab.ucoz.net/blog/the_caro ... 3-09-02-32

Here is how to win if Black moves 7. ... B g6:

https://chesslab.ucoz.net/blog/the_caro ... 3-09-23-33
https://chesslab.ucoz.net/blog/the_caro ... 3-09-23-34
https://chesslab.ucoz.net/blog/the_caro ... 3-09-23-35
https://chesslab.ucoz.net/blog/the_caro ... 3-09-23-36
https://chesslab.ucoz.net/blog/the_caro ... 3-09-23-37

We are talking about the following variation: 1. e4 c6 2. N f3 d5 3. d3 B g4 4. h3 B h5 5. N bd2 e6 6. B e2 N f6 7. N e5 B g6

Now the articles on this subject is accessible through the following links:

https://chesslab.ucoz.net/blog/the_caro ... 3-08-27-30
https://chesslab.ucoz.net/blog/the_caro ... 3-11-04-41

Here is a new strategy - "Minefield theory":
https://chesslab.ucoz.net/blog/minefiel ... 3-11-06-42