| 3. K - B 2 | P - Q Kt 4 |
With the object of playing K - Kt 3 and P - Q R 4, followed by P × P, and thus have an open file for his Rook and be able to make a counter-demonstration
on the Queen's side in order to stop White's advance on the right. White, however, also prevents this.
| 4. P - Q R 4 ! | R - Q 5 |
Of course if P × P; Black will have all his Pawns on the Queen's side disrupted and isolated, and White can easily regain the lost Pawn by playing either Rook on the Q R file.
| 5. R - Q Kt 1 | R - K 4 |
He still wants to play P - Q B 4, but as it is easy to foresee that White will again prevent it, the text move is really a serious loss of time. Black should bring his King over to the other side immediately.
| 6. K - K 3 | R - Q 2 | |
| 7. P - R 5 |
The first part of White's strategic plan is now accomplished. Black's Pawns on the Queen's side are fixed for all practical purposes.
| 7. ........ | R - K 3 |