Variation of the Queen’s Pawn Game introduced in the game Charousek vs. Suchting, Berlin 1897. With many variations the White’setup is as follow: 1.d4, 2, Nf3, 3.e3, 4.c3, 5.Bd3, 6.0-0, 7. Nbd2 with e4 to follow.
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