Staunton Gambit

And d4, what I like about that course is that it's not only the Stonewall.

Like if they play, for example, the dodge, d4, f5, I recommend that you play the Staunton Gambit, or you play e4.

Ah, e4.

So even though I'm trying to teach you a system, I'm also giving you exposure to other positions and other patterns.

Like if you play the Staunton Gambit, that's a different monster.

And anyone who tells you to play the Stonewall attack, against the Dutch, they just tell you, oh, play something within that system, right? Maybe go to Kali, things like that.

But I really enjoyed the fact that we can have eForge.