which do you pefer, kings Indian defense or nimzo-
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robbie_1969 έγραψε:
Here is my game against the KID 9....Nh5 line when I used to play 1.d4 before I became of age and switched to 1.c4, Black is practically busted! I never won the game because I did not find the correct continuation, but it was nothing to do with the opening. If I had found 28.g4 instead of playing the wussie 28.g3 I think I could have done better. Notice the beautiful exchange sacrifice 19.Rxe5 which I think was Shirovs idea.
The exchange sac idea belongs to the Hungarian GM Gabor Kallai, who has played it several years before Shirov. The line is resolved- Black is OK after 21...Rad8, more than 100 games played like that.
Kasparov liked the Gruenfeld so it must have something going for it.
pfren wrote:
robbie_1969 έγραψε:
Here is my game against the KID 9....Nh5 line when I used to play 1.d4 before I became of age and switched to 1.c4, Black is practically busted! I never won the game because I did not find the correct continuation, but it was nothing to do with the opening. If I had found 28.g4 instead of playing the wussie 28.g3 I think I could have done better. Notice the beautiful exchange sacrifice 19.Rxe5 which I think was Shirovs idea.
The exchange sac idea belongs to the Hungarian GM Gabor Kallai, who has played it several years before Shirov. The line is resolved- Black is OK after 21...Rad8, more than 100 games played like that.
Thank you, I was unaware.
Nimzo and semi-slave
DavidStefanov wrote:
Nimzo is easier to understand.All world champion has been playing nimzo.Even fisher the greastest KID expert has use nimzo as second defence aganist d4.
What about Kasparov?
DavidStefanov έγραψε:
Kasparov play a lot of Grunfelds.
As well as King's Indians, QGD's (mainly Tarrasch).
May 17, 2018
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pfren wrote:
DavidStefanov έγραψε:
Kasparov play a lot of Grunfelds.
As well as King's Indians, QGD's (mainly Tarrasch).
What did Kasparov not play?
Before becoming World Champion, he also played the Modern Benoni a lot.
After losing the World Championship, he was playing QGA, Slav, Nimzo-Indian until he quit in 2005.
Against 1.c4, Kasparov often played 1...g6.
About the only thing I've never seen Kasparov play against 1.d4 (or 1.c4 or 1.Nf3) is the Dutch.