What's the disadvantage of developing to Nd2 or Ne2? And if there is one, how to exploit it? GM Gabuzyan reveals the answers to these questions in this chess lesson.
Through the examples given in the lesson, you'll clearly understand why developing the Knights to d2/e2 squares is worse than developing them to c3/f3. You'll also learn a specific strategy that you can use in your games to exploit the drawback of such moves.
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