Shankland's AlphaZero Attack in the London System

Featured is an excellent chess game between Sam Shankland and Ediz Gurel from Round 1 of the 2025 Prague International Chess Festival. Out of a London System we observe an AlphaZero-like attack with Shankland launching his h-pawn deep in Gurel's camp by move 10. While this h-pawn may not appear too menacing in the early phase, it remains a long-term static advantage for Shankland. If the position opens, which is likely, multiple paths open to coordinate with the h-pawn directly or indirectly. It could easily be the case Gurel experiences back rank issues, or worst of all a white queen planted on g7 for checkmate!

Sam Shankland vs Ediz Gurel | 2025 Prague International Chess Festival, R1

Below the video, there is a pop quiz with five questions. If you are interested in improving your game, devote some time to answering them before watching the video.
https://youtu.be/CeVAXxuu-hQ

Question 1 of 5: Why is 7...Qb6 a blunder?

Question 2 of 5: What is a downside with 23...Nc4?

Question 3 of 5: What is the primary function of 26...a4?

Question 4 of 5: What is black's only move to maintain equality?

Question 5 of 5: What is white's only winning move?

Closing words

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