The strategic opening exchange sacrifice

Modern chess theory often values ​​time and development more highly than material. Pawn sacrifices in the opening have been standard for centuries, but in the last ten to fifteen years top players have increasingly tried variations in which one side sacrifices the quality. Such quality sacrifices in the opening lead to strategically and tactically complex positions that offer well-prepared players many chances of winning. In this 60 Minutes, the well-known and successful trainer Adrian Mikhalchishin shows openings with early quality sacrifices. These openings enrich your repertoire, improve your understanding of chess and give you the opportunity to follow the development of modern chess theory.