By Valentin Bogdanov
ISBN-10: 190645406X
ISBN-13: 9781906454067
Chess defined books supply an figuring out of a gap and the middlegames to which it leads, allowing you in finding definitely the right strikes and plans on your personal video games. it truly is as though you have been sitting on the board with a chess trainer answering your questions about the plans for each side, the tips at the back of specific strikes, and what particular wisdom you must have.The Gr?nfeld Defence is without doubt one of the so much competitive openings at Black's disposal. He creates instant imbalance and plans to strike at White's centre with all to be had assets. An insipid reaction from White would possibly not even keep equality, so often traces he's taking up the gauntlet: he creates a wide pawn-centre and places this to exploit to release an assault. whereas the idea of those strains has been generally constructed, there's a coherent logical thread operating via them: the Gr?nfeld is basically a gap of grand principles, which have to be understood good with the intention to become familiar with the speculation and deal with the ensuing positions. This publication presents a dialogue of all significant traces, and a unique contribution from Viacheslav Eingorn at the key principles of the Rb1 trade major line, which he was once instrumental in constructing within the Nineteen Seventies and Nineteen Eighties.
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L:tb1 , eyeing both the b7-pawn and the b6-square, have been recognized as the main continuations. xe6 22 dxe6 'it'xd3 and White didn't find anything better than perpetual check. d7? xg6 (D), known ••• The heavy use of machine analysis gave White several spectacular wins, but everybody has a computer, and ways to defend success fully have been discovered. One is available immediately - 22... l:tg6. Another is calculated through the wild complications arising after 22 ... l:txc2 25 'ii'd l and then 25 ...
A4 0-0 with simplifications, and Black didn't have any particular difficulties holding the position. fc I b5 with a total emancipation, Van Wely-Mamedyarov, Hoogeveen 2007. b32) 1 1 . kh5 is more ambitious. White again has a choice between reinforcing the cen tre and completing his development, viz. kxd 1 + 1 7 'it>xd 1 h5 1 8 f3 b6, when Black's accurate play was enough for equality. 10 0-0 (D) 41 10 ... kb8. d3 cxd4 The c-pawns could be kept on the board with the immediate 1 1 . . b6. e3 tt:'lc4 typically ends with White, not Black, having to seek equality, which is why White prefers other con tinuations.
CHESS EXPLAINED: THE GRONFELD 44 protected, and instead of the weakening 1 2 f3 White has at his disposal the useful 1 2 h3. A few words about the timing of the exchange on d4. c 1 and which formation - with the c-pawns or without them - is preferable in case of the capture on f7. w Black keeps up the pressure on d4. ll f3 This move is virtually forced; the sacrifice of the c3-pawn by 1 1 d5?! d3 c4 is ex tremely rare. ll lLla5 The logical sequel to the previous move - it is desirable to secure the e6-square for the bishop with a view to exploitation of c4.
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