Queenless Middlegames Be Like

Chess Lore #9 | Queenless Middlegames Be Like...

In this exciting chess game, my opponent started out with 1.d4 and we somehow ended up in the Austrian Defense (1.d4 d5 2.c4 c5). Typically, Black is the one who initiated the Austrian Defence against the Queen's Gambit but here White did it through transposition. We immediately traded queens and went into a Queenless middlegame. Most people don't like such immediate endgames or queenless middlegames but it could still be very exciting and dangerous.

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