benoni defense game inspired by Lasker

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4th August 2009, 09:38pm
#1
by demetrios18
new york United States
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4th August 2009, 10:05pm
#2
by SerbianChessStar
Belgrade Serbia
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Very nice game,

what rated were you and your opponent?

and i never knew such an awful opening could have a great outcome,

can u give us the variation for the next 5 moves?

4th August 2009, 10:14pm
#3
by The_Brain9
Wisconsin United States
Member Since: May 2009
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I see you like the word "sneaky" :P

4th August 2009, 10:48pm
#4
by demetrios18
new york United States
Member Since: Nov 2008
Member Points: 501
SerbianChessStar wrote:

Very nice game,

what rated were you and your opponent?

and i never knew such an awful opening could have a great outcome,

can u give us the variation for the next 5 moves?


 Rb3 then recapture for white Rb3 then for black RA1 +

 then Kh2 only move for white then Qf1 for black and then pretty much stuck in a mating cituation or white king to sit on G6 square not protected and risky getting mated easy.

6th August 2009, 12:20am
#5
by bigmac30
devon England
Member Since: Aug 2007
Member Points: 440

nf6 apose to ab i think i play off shot of benoni the benko you don't really hurry to get the pawn back and use statergy to get the break thru after 10 Bxe3 then night takes e2 he might hold on but he did seem alot weeker played than you

12th August 2009, 04:39pm
#6
by Dubious
Northampton United Kingdom
Member Since: Oct 2007
Member Points: 39
demetrios18 wrote:
SerbianChessStar wrote:

Very nice game,

what rated were you and your opponent?

and i never knew such an awful opening could have a great outcome,

can u give us the variation for the next 5 moves?


 Rb3 then recapture for white Rb3 then for black RA1 +

 then Kh2 only move for white then Qf1 for black and then pretty much stuck in a mating cituation or white king to sit on G6 square not protected and risky getting mated easy.


If you play this way, the final position is equal. 

For example, if you try to attack the white king:

 If you try to defend against white getting perpetual check, this happens:
 

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