WFM V. Gansvind (2003) vs N. Voronchikhina (1527). Chess Fight Night. CFN. Rapid

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[@alanbooker1955]

Well played Miss Gansvind.

[@jonjonjrfrmcali]

I don't know who is coaching this young girl but she uses the same weak opening every time. G6, bg7, castle. The problem is that this opening ties up too many pieces, opens your king to attacks and you lose control over the center squares. She will have to learn on her own that there are much better openings.