3...g6 is clearly off the beaten track. What would be a principled response for White here?

Rosenthal played the best move here, which is Nxd4. But 5.Nd5 Bg7 6.Bg5 is a tricky continuation, and in this position, how do you think should Black defend his queen?

Black's pieces look slightly passive, and White has more space. What would you say is a good move here for White?

With 9.f4 White's intention is clear: he simply wants to pile up his space advantage. But the question is how does Black counter?

In the game, Rosenthal retreated his bishop to d3. However, here's a question for you: how should White continue after 9...Na5 10.Be2 d5?

First question for points: What should Black play here?

Black played Rd8 with the idea of pushing c7-c5 next and capturing on d3. But after Qc2, should Black still continue with c5? If not c5 then what should Black play?

Black now has the bishop pair... What should be a good move here?

Black to play... You've kicked out the knight. What do you do next?

What should black play?

Your move for the sixth point: How should Black continue?

Is Black's kingside suddenly compromised? How do you meet f5?

The bishop is attacked! What should you do?

White stops Bxa2, he doesn't want to lose one more pawn, and here's the penultimate question for you: What should Black play? (Be careful!)

Final question, final point: What should Black play

3...g6 is clearly off the beaten track. What would be a principled response for White here?

Rosenthal played the best move here, which is Nxd4. But 5.Nd5 Bg7 6.Bg5 is a tricky continuation, and in this position, how do you think should Black defend his queen?

Black's pieces look slightly passive, and White has more space. What would you say is a good move here for White?

With 9.f4 White's intention is clear: he simply wants to pile up his space advantage. But the question is how does Black counter?

In the game, Rosenthal retreated his bishop to d3. However, here's a question for you: how should White continue after 9...Na5 10.Be2 d5?

First question for points: What should Black play here?

Black played Rd8 with the idea of pushing c7-c5 next and capturing on d3. But after Qc2, should Black still continue with c5? If not c5 then what should Black play?

Black now has the bishop pair... What should be a good move here?

Black to play... You've kicked out the knight. What do you do next?

What should black play?

Your move for the sixth point: How should Black continue?

Is Black's kingside suddenly compromised? How do you meet f5?

The bishop is attacked! What should you do?

White stops Bxa2, he doesn't want to lose one more pawn, and here's the penultimate question for you: What should Black play? (Be careful!)

Final question, final point: What should Black play