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by GM Gregory Kaidanov
In part 2 Grandmaster Kaidanov gives his recommendations for facing black's 2nd and 3rd most popular moves against the Panov-Botvinnik Attack. He discusses 5...g6 and 5...Nc6, suggesting the slightly "less traveled roads" for white in both cases, but stressing that more space and active development make those positions very easy to play, and put tactical pressure on black at an early stage of the game.
Category: Openings Level: Intermediate | Advanced Opening: Caro-Kann Defense: Accelerated Panov Attack (B10) Related: « Part 1 Play Key Position Vs. Computer
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