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| From | Message | Posted by brilliance
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3/01/2006
07:42:24
Play online chess |  Subject: D48: QGD semi-Slav, Meran
Message:
Any players 1800+ that play this line when possible? Any games that I can review? Any information or thoughts?
Regards, Brilliance.
| Posted by ionadowman
uskidscompute.com
3/03/2006
03:04:39
Play online chess | I want to know more as well...
Message:
...It seems to be a highly complicated, and hence much analysed line. But you might want to check out the 1900+ GK game database, brilliance. That would go some way to answering your query.
Cheers,
Ion
| Posted by jstack
uskidscompute.com
3/03/2006
08:03:10
Play online chess | Shirov's fire on the board
Message:
If memory serves correct there are several well annotated games in this book. But, maybe the analysis is obsolete by now. Anyway there anaysis was interesting , full of energy, and of course very complicated.
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The Catalan chess opening: what would Topalov do? — The Bulgarian is an aggressive chess player. But the Catalan doesn't bring about a quick victory. RB When you see that the chess player with the move is Topalov you immediately start thinking tactics – quiet, careful improvement is not the Bulgarian's style. So, using the player's identity as a clue, and with an additional hint provided by the absence of a knight on f6, my eye is immediately drawn to 1 Ng5, with the twin threats of 2 Qxh7 mate and 2 Bxb7. Let's have a look at how Black might counter: 1...g6 might not be as bad as it first appears. After 2 Bxb7 Rb8 both the bishop and knight are en prise. Here I would be tempted to ...
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