I have the opportunity to be able to participate in a simultaneous exhibition by GM Enkhtuul from my country, I read couple of links about simultaneous exhibition but I am still not sure if I should aim for the position, or the game generally, to be as simple as possible or complicated?
Keep it simple because a GM might not miss sth I would miss in a complicated situation
Keep it complicated because I would have more thinking time thus the opportunity to create traps.
Which one should I go for?
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You have a big advantage. You can look up everything about her.
You can see 77 of her games at: http://www.chessgames.com/player/altanulzii_enkhtuul.html
Why not figure out what she usually plays and see if you know any of those openings? Eight years ago, somebody made a remark on Chessgames:
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Here is the score of a game from 2010:
What do you play against 1 b4?
I don't know what else she is playing these days but she might be impressed if you actually know something about those openings and don't get a lost position in 5 moves.
I have the opportunity to be able to participate in a simultaneous exhibition by GM Enkhtuul from my country, I read couple of links about simultaneous exhibition but I am still not sure if I should aim for the position, or the game generally, to be as simple as possible or complicated?
Keep it simple because a GM might not miss sth I would miss in a complicated situation
Keep it complicated because I would have more thinking time thus the opportunity to create traps.
Which one should I go for?