Monokroussos on the Hedgehog System(s)

Because of its rather abstract nature and, most obviously, the amount of space
it concedes to the opponent, the Hedgehog System (or systems) tend to be relatively
unpopular at the club level. In this week’s Playchess
lecture Dennis Monokroussos shows us that this is not the way things ought to
be. Be there to watch on the server at 9 p.m. ET.

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