Give it up. As the great Benny Watts once said, the Caro Kann is all pawns and no hope. You have no hope if you play the Caro Kann, and as a result should switch to the vastly superior French.
Caro-Kann sometimes seems to make it difficult to develop my knights
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Jan 21, 2021
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#23
nTzT wrote:
JamieDelarosa wrote:
"Caro-Kann - it's all pawns and no hope" - Benny Watts
Yeah all the world class players playing it should just listen to some fictional character and drop the Caro
Kasparov and Pandolfini were the chess advisors. How often did Kasparov play the Caro-Kann?
Jan 21, 2021
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#24
JamieDelarosa wrote:
nTzT wrote:
JamieDelarosa wrote:
"Caro-Kann - it's all pawns and no hope" - Benny Watts
Yeah all the world class players playing it should just listen to some fictional character and drop the Caro
Kasparov and Pandolfini were the chess advisors. How often did Kasparov play the Caro-Kann?
They helped with the games, not the damn dialog.
Jan 22, 2021
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#25
nTzT wrote:
JamieDelarosa wrote:
nTzT wrote:
JamieDelarosa wrote:
"Caro-Kann - it's all pawns and no hope" - Benny Watts
Yeah all the world class players playing it should just listen to some fictional character and drop the Caro
Kasparov and Pandolfini were the chess advisors. How often did Kasparov play the Caro-Kann?
They helped with the games, not the damn dialog.
Pandolfini did help Tevis with the dialogue in the novel, much of which was used in the series. BTW, I found that Kasparove played some Kari-Kann games in the late 70s and early 80s ... 40 years ago.
Jan 22, 2021
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#26
I think he played it vs Deep blue as well, the Karpov variation but he said he misplayed it or something and that it doesn't suit him and that he will leave it for Karpov or something along those lines.
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https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1070917
"jogam a abertura como grandes mestres, o meio-jogo como especialistas e o final como iniciantes". https://chess.com/play/fernandesluiz
btw example game