This great Caro-kann starts out slow but ends with a bang. It features common chess ideas such as knight outposts, isolated pawns and attacking chess. There are three key moments in the game. The first is at move 12. Where black holds white to a dead draw. Forcing white to create something out nothing and to push the limits with queen side pawn mobilization. This leads to thw second key move 17. Where black gambles by driving white into a isolated pawn situation. At that point, I talk about how to defend against an isolated pawn and turn it into an advantage. Finally, the third key moment came at move 21. This is where white launches is finally assault against black and prevails.