Artur Yusupov .

The Petroff Defence

Progress inCHess

Volume 1

Edited by

GM Victor Korchnoi
GM Helmut Pfleger
GM Nigel Short and
GM Rudolf Teschner

1999
EDITION OlMS

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Artur Yusupov

The Petroff Defence

Current Chess Opening Theory

for the Advanced Player

Edited and translated by Valerie Atlas and Ken Neat

1999
EDITION OlMS

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 Die Deutsche Bibliothek - CIP Einheitsaufnahme
Jusupov. Artur:
The Petroff defence: current chess opening theory for the
advanced player / Artur Yusupov. Ed. and transl. by Valerie
Atlas and Ken Neat. - Hombrechtikon/Zurich: Ed. OIms, 1999
(Progress in chess: Vol. 1)
ISBN 3-283-00400-5
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 Contents

Symbols 8
Introduction 9
Part I (I .e4 e5 2.ctJf3 ctJf6 R-.J3.d4 ) II
Chapter 1 II
I.I.I. Overview II
1.1.2. Theory l .e4 eS 2.ctJf3ctJf6 - R -.J 3.d4, 3.ctJxeS, 3.ctJxeS d6 -.J 4.ctJf3 12
I.1.3. Exercises No.I-15 37
I.1.4. Answers No.1-IS 39
Chapter 2 42
I.2.1. Overview 42
I.2.2. Theory l .e4 eS 2.ctJf3ctJf6 3.ctJxeS d6
- 4.ctJf3 ctJxe4 R-.J S.W1e2, 5.d4 43
I.2.3. Game I, Kupreichik - Yusupov 59
1.2.4. Exercises No.16-37 63
I.2.S. Answers No.16-37 66
Chapter 3 71
I.3.1. Overview 71
I.3.2. Theory l .e4 eS 2.ctJf3ctJf6 3.ctJeS d6 4.ctJf3ctJxe4 S.W1e2 72
I.3.3. Exercises No.38-52 86
I.3.4. Answers No.38-52 88
Chapter 4 92
1.4.1. Overview 92
I.4.2. Theory l .e4 eS 2.ctJf3ctJf6 3.ctJxeS d6 4.ctJf3 ctJe4 5.d4 R-.J5...d5
- 5...d5 6.!d3 R-.J 6...!d6, -.J ctJc6, -.J !e7
- 6...!d6 7.0-0 R-.J 7...0-0 93
- 7...0-0 8.c4 R-.Jc6 102
I.4.3. Exercises No.53-70 108
1.4.4. Answers No.53-70 III
Chapter 5 115
I.5.1. Overview 115
I.5.2. Theory l .e4 eS 2.ctJf3ctJf6 3.ctJxeS d6 4.ctJf3 ctJxe4
S.d4 dS 6.!d3 !d6 7.0-0 0-0 8.c4 c6 -.J9.cxdS 117
- 9.cxdS cxdS 10.ctJc3 ctJxc3 I l .bxc3 !g4 132
I.5.3. Game 2, A. Sokolov - 011 143
I.S.4. Game 3, Short - Gelfand 145
1.5.5. Exercises No.71-96 151
I.S.6. Answers No.71-96 155

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 Chapter 6 161
I.6.1. Overview 161
I.6.2. Theory l.e4 e5 2.ctJf3 ctJf6 3.ctJxe5 d6 4.ctJf3 ctJxe4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 ctJc6 162
- 6...�e7 169
I.6.3. Game 4, Kupreichik - Yusupov 176
I.6A. Exercises No.97-110 179
I.6.5. Answers No.97-110 181
Chapter 7 185
1.7.1. Overview 185
1.7.2. Theory l.e4 e5 2.ctJf3 ctJf6 3.ctJxe5 d6 4.ctJf3 ctJxe4
5.d4 d5 6.�d3 �e7 7.0-0 ctJc6 186
1.7.3. Game 5, Anand - Yusupov 204
1.7A. Exercises No.III-130 207
1.7.5. Answers No.ll1-130 210
Chapter 8 215
I.8.1. Overview 215
I.8.2. Theory l .e4 e5 2.ctJf3 ctJf6 3.ctJxe5 d6 4.ctJf3 ctJxe4
5.d4 d5 6.�d3 �e7 7.0-0 ctJc6 8j:�el �g4 9.c4 216
1.8.3. Game 6, Korsunsky - Yusupov 230
1.804. Exercises NO.131-142 234
1.8.5. Answers NO.131-142 236
Chapter 9 239
1.9.1. Overview 239
1.9.2. Theory 1.e4 e5 2.ctJf3 ctJf6 3.ctJxe5 d6 4.ctJf3 ctJxe4
5.d4 d5 6.�d3 �e7 7.0-0 ctJc6 8.c4 240
1.9.3. Game 7, Wahls - Yusupov 259
1.904. Exercises No.143-166 263
1.9.5. Answers No.143-166 267

Teil II (l.e4 e5 2.ctJf3 ctJf6 3.d4) 272

Chapter 1 272
11.1.1. Overview 272
11.1.2. Theory l.e4 e5 2.ctJf3 ct:lf6 3.d4 RJ3...ed; J3...ctJxe4; 3...ed RJ5.Wfxd4 273
11.1.3. Exercises No.I-6 280
11.104. Answers No.1-6 281
Chapter 2 283
11.2.1. Overview 283
11.2.2. Theory l.e4 e5 2.ctJf3 ctJf6 3.d4 ed 4.e5 ct:lxe4 5.Wfxd4 d5 6.ed ctJd6 284
11.2.3. Game 1, Geller - Smyslow 303
11.204. Exercises No.7-21 306
11.2.5. Answers No.7-21 308

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 Chapter 3 312
11.3.1. Overview 312
11.3.2. Theory l.e4 eS 2.ctJf3ctJf6 3.d4 ctJxe4 RJ4.id3; 4.id3 RJ 5.ctJxe5 313
- 4.id3 d5 5.ctJxe5 RJ 5 ...ctJd7; RJ S...id6 322
11.3.3. Exercises No.22-27 329
11.3.4. Answers No.22-27 330
Chapter 4 332
1I.4.1. Overview 332
11.4.2. Theory l.e4 eS 2.ctJf3 ctJf6 3.d4 ctJxe4 4.id3 d5 5.ctJxe5 ctJd7 RJ 6.ctJxd7 333
- 6.ctJxd7 RJ7.0-0; 7.0-0 RJ 9...g5 343
11.4.3. Game 2, Karpov - Larsen 354
11.4.4. Exercises No.28-48 3S6
11.4.5. Answers No.28-48 359
Chapter 5 363
11.5.1. Overview 363
11.5.2. Theory l.e4 e5 2.ctJf3 ctJf6 3.d4 ctJxe4 4.id3 dS S.ctJxe5 ctJd7
6.ctJxd7 ixd7 7.0-0 �h4 8.c4 0-0-0 9.c5 g5 364
II.S.3. Game 3, Geller - Howell 378
1I.5.4. Exercises No.49-60 382
11.5.5. Answers No.49-60 384
Chapter 6 387
1I.6.1. Overview 387
11.6.2. Theory l .e4 e5 2.ctJf3 ctJf6 3.d4 ctJxe4 4.id3 d5 5.ctJxe5 id6 RJ �c2 388
11.6.3. Game 4, Timman - Yusupov 404
11.6.4. Exercises No.61-72 408
1I.6.5. Answers No.61-72 410
Chapter 7 412
11.7.1. Overview 412
1I.7.2. Theory l .e4 e5 2.ctJf3 ctJf6 3.d4 ctJxe4 4.id3 d5 5.ctJxe5 id6
6.0-0 0-0 7.c4 ixeS 8.de ctJc6 9.cd �xd5 1 O.�c2 RJ 16.idS+ 413
- 10.�c2 ctJb4 I1.ixe4 ctJxc2 12.ixdS ifS 13.g4 ixg4 14.ie4
ctJxa l Is.if4 fS 16.idS+ mh8 417
11.7.3. Game S, Timman - Yusupov 420
1I.7.4. Exercises No.73-78 424
1I.7.S. Answers No.73-78 42S
Afterword - New ideas in the Petroff Defence 427

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 Il<t>
Symbols

---t Attack • Same color bishops

t Initiative 00 With compensation for the

material
f± With counterplay
;j; White stands slightly better
L1 With the idea
± White has the upper hand
0 Greater board room
+- White has a decisive
EEl Time shortage
advantage
C Development
=+= Black stands slightly better
+ Check
+ Black has the upper hand
# Mate
-+ Black has a decisive
¢::> File advantage
1l Diagonal 00 Unclear
0 Zugzwang Even
A very good move See
" An excellent move 44/372 Chess Informant
? A mistake CBM46 ChessBase Magazine
.,., A blunder ch Championship
I., A move deserving attention zt Zonal tournament
." A dubious move izt Interzonal tournament
EEl Center ct Candidates tournament
X Weak point. m Match
0 Only move wcm World championship
L with Junior tournament
� without tch Team championship
« Queenside 01 Olympiad
» Kingside corr Correspondence game
c§J Bishop pair R Various moves

c!I Opposite bishops League

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 Introduction
This work presents a detailed and analyti­
cal account of the Petroff Defence.
Part One consists of nine chapters and deals
with index C42 of the Petroff Defence, ac­
cording to the ECO (Enc.vclopaedia (J{
Chess Openings) classification, i.e. with all
White's possibilities on the third move,
with the exception of 3. d4, which is the
subject of Part Two.
Part Two, consisting of seven chapters,
considers the continuation 3.d4 (C43 -
ECO), introduced by the Russian player Al­
exander Petroff.
Each chapter begins with an overview in
which the author expresses succinctly his
view regarding the present state of the sys­
tem under consideration, and gives recom­
mendations for its investigation from the
point of view of both White and Black.
Then follows the theoretical section, which
is arranged in accordance with ECO for­
mat. Here the Chess Informant code sys­
tem has been adopted. For the sake of con­
venience, all variations and corresponding
references are numbered successively, and
not by chapter.
The book contains twelve annotated games,
which illustrate the author's approach to
the most important problems in the treat­
ment of the given system. The critical po­
sitions of each game are illustrated in dia­
grams. This allows the use of the games
for training, since one can attempt to ana­
lyse the position in the diagram, and then
consult the book for the correct answer.
Each chapter of the book contains specially
selected exercises. These illustrate differ-
9
ent positional methods, typical tactical
blows, and some instructive middlegame
and endgame points. There are 244 such
exercises in this book. The author would
like to note here that some of these posi­
tions allow more than one solution.
The overviews, training positions, and an­
notated games are designed mainly for club
players who are intending to learn a new
opening. I hope, however, that more ex­
perienced players will also find this book
interesting and useful.
While working on this book I used various
sources, of which the main were: Chess In­
formant 1-64; Encyclopaedia of Chess
Openings (2"d ed.); ChessBase Magazine
1-49; New In Chess Yearbook 1-3 7;
Fidechess, and the monographs: Russische
Verteidigung and The Petroff Defence by
Forintos; La DeFence Petrov by Karpov.
I wanted to write a good book, and although
it does not reveal all my knowledge of the
Petroff Defence (since I still employ this
opening in practice!), I have tried, as far as
my understanding allowed, to give correct
and thoughtful assessments to a large
number of systems.
It goes without saying that in the course of
time many lines in this book will be cor­
rected, refined, or even refuted. The reader
is encouraged not to follow the author
blindly, but rather to approach the text criti­
cally. I would certainly be grateful for any
comments or suggestions that would im­
prove the work.
 Part I
Chapter 1
1.1.1. Overview
This chapter deals with various deviations
from the main systems on the third and
fourth moves.
The gambit 3.�c4 tiJxe4 4.tiJc3 ( 1 2) was
- -
Morphy's favourite weapon against the
Petroff Defence. Black can switch to the
Four Knights Opening after 4".tiJc6 (CSS/
S). The critical move is 4".tiJxc3, although
Black must play carefully (position 2). It
is interesting that Morphy himself preferred
not to accept the gambit and used to return
the pawn by S".c6 (-2).
The solid continuation 3.tiJc3 allows Black
to switch to the Four Knights Opening. This
book considers only the move 3 ... �b4,
which has its own importance. Black, as it
were, is playing the Ruy Lopez a tempo
down. Nevertheless, this line looks reliable
enough for Black. At the same time, by
continuing 4.tiJxeS White normally obtains
the bishop pair, and as modern practice
shows, can hope for a small but stable ad­
vantage (positions S & 6). For those play­
ers who want to play this system with
White, it is recommended that they see how
the ensuing positions are treated by Shirov.
11
The system 3".tiJxe4 (-7) can be success­
ful only against an unprepared opponent.
The Cochrane Gambit is a boon for those
players with a penchant for adrenalin (-8-
II, positions 8-10). For the sacrificed piece
White gets two pawns and the initiative.
Through the efforts of the Latvian master
Vitolinsh this system has become popular.
And yet, in my opinion, the gambit is only
90% correct; it hardly makes sense to try it
against strong defensive players. Among
the various systems of defence, the most
promising are S".�e7 (-9) and S".cS (-l O­
II), though future practice might change
this assessment.
The Paulsen Variation (4.tiJc4) does not
seem to be too dangerous for Black (-12-
14; positions II-IS). On the other hand,
the knight's position on c4 (or e3 where it
often moves) introduces original motifs
into this type of position (position 14). This
line can well suit those players who do not
like to spend much time studying complex
theory, and are looking for a handy system
for White instead.
 It�
1.1.2. Theory

R J 3.d4, 3.4Je5
3.4Je5 d6 J 4.4Jf3

a b c d e f 9 h

8
7

6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3

a b c d e f 9 h

1.e4 e5 2.4Jf3 4Jf6

3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11
1 2 5
�e4 ctJe3 de ctJh4 f4 fS fg
R
�g4 �g6
3 4
ctJe4 ctJe3 f6 g6 �ei �gi hg
9 10
ctJe6 �g6
2 ctJeS 0-0 gel � d3 f4 fe
e6 dS �d6 �e6 ctJd7 II
ctJeS �eS
3 ctJe3 �e 413 0_0
15
d3
1 ()
be �b3 �e2 h3 gel
12 14 17 1R
�b4 d6 0-0 � e3 �e6 ctJbd7 �e7 as a4
4 19 21 22
0_0 d3 be ed ge1
24
�d2 gb1
0-0 20 23
ctJe6 �e3 dS ctJdS �g 4 �d6 ctJb6
25
S ctJeS 27 29 3
�e2 ctJd3 de 0-0 ctJf4 I �e 3
33 35
26 2X �d3
0_0 ge8 �e 3 ctJe4 30 32 34
dS e6 ctJd6
6
ctJf4 e4 0-0 a4
36
e6 d6 �fS aS37 t
7 ctJeS 39 40 42 44 45
�e2 �e4 d4 de �bS ctJe3 4R
3X � f4 �g3
ctJe4 �e7 d6 41 43 46 47 49
de ctJe6 �d7 0_0_0 gS
50 51 �g7 ±
8 ctJf7 53 55 57
. . .
d4 ctJe3 �e2 f3 �e3 dS 0-0
d6 1ctf7 52 4 56
g6 Ictgi �e8 eS ctJe6 ctJeS a6
5R =

59 61
00
9 ctJe3 �e 4 ed ctJdS ctJe3 ctJe4
60 62 63 64
�e7 e6 dS ed �e6 �e4 ctJe6

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 Il�
3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11
10 65 68 70
de ie4 ie6 0_0 eS �g4
eS cue666 ie6
67
<;t>e6
6
dS � CUe4 <;t>f771 co
11 ie2 72
0_0 f4 CUe3 eS
ig4 ie6 CUe6 73 74
<;t>g8 de �d4
375 77
00
12 CUe4 CUe be CUe3 d4 id3 0-0 CUfS
7
CUe4 CUe3 6 dS
7X
e6
79
cudio cuf6 RI
ie7 ifS
13 83
�e2 d3 igS ie2 CUe3 0-0-0
i2 4 85 R6 7
�e cuf6 �ei ie7 id7 h6x
R
14 d4 CUe38 9
�e2 0 e39
1
g3
93
ig2 cud2
89 2
dS �f6 ie6 e69 cud7 �g6 fS�
4

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1 3.d3
A) 3 .. .ttJc6 -C44/1;
B) 3 . . . dS 4.ctJ bd2 [4.ed ! ?] i2lc6 S .c3 ics =
Veruna-Petronijevic, Cetinje 1992;
C) 3 . . . d6
C l ) 4.g3 g6 S .ig2 ig7 6 . 0-0 0-0= -A05;
C2) 4.�e2 g6
C21) S . O-O ig7 6.i2lbd2 i2lbd7= Tompa­
Borosavolgyi, Zalakaros 1 99 1 ;
C22) S .igS ! ? i2lbd7 6.i2lc3 h6 7 .ie3 ig7
8 .h3 c6 9 .�d2 bS 1 0.a3 �c7= Zorman­
Arlandi, Bled 1 994.
2 4.d3 i2ld6 [4 . . . i2lf6 S . i2leS dS= Wil­
liams-Loewenthal, London 185 1 ] S . i2leS
i2lc4 6.i2lc4 dS 7 .i2le5 id6 8.d4 0-0+ @
ECO.
4.i2le5
A) 4 . . . dS
AI) S .�f3 ie6 6 .ib3 [6.d4 i2ld7 7 . i2ld7
� dn C.Andersson-T.Christensen, Gaus­
dal 1990] i2ld7 7 . i2ld7 �d7 8 .d3 i2lcS +
Reichstein-Bartelborth, Bundesliga 1984;
A2) S .�e2
A21) S . . . dc? ! 6.�e4 �e7 7 . i2lc3 fS 8 .�e2
�e6 9 . 0-0 i2ld7 1 O.:8:e l ± Januschke-Wur­
zer, Lienz 1988;
A22) S . . . ie6 6.d3 i2lf2 7 . i2ln �n 8 .�f2
�f6 9 .�f6 gf 1 0 .ib3 i2lc6 1 l . i2lc3 i2ld4=
Sozin;
A23) S . . . icS 6.d3 dc 7 .�e4 0-0 8 .�c4 �e7
9 . d4 id4 1 O.�d4 i2lc6= Steinitz;
B) 4 . . . �e7 ! S . d4 d6 6 .if7 �d8 7 .0-0 de
8 . de id7 9 .idS i2lc S (Harvey-Weissmann,
corr. 1989) 1 O.b4 c6 l l .bc cd+ Bisguier.
4.�e2 dS
A) S . i2leS -4.i2leS/A2;
B) S . ib3 i2lc6 6 . d3 i2lcs 7 . i2leS i2ld4+
Bisguier;
C) S .d3 dc 6 . de
C l ) 6 . . . ig4 7 . i2lc3
C 1 1) 7 . . . ib4? 8 . �c4 if3 9 .� b4 ! ig2
14
1 0 . :8:g 1 i2lc 6 1 1 .�b7 i2ld4 1 2 . :8:g2 i2lc 2
1 3 . � fl i2la l 1 4 . � c6 � f8 I S . i2ldS :8:b 8
1 6 .:8:g7 �d6 1 7 .ih6 ! ! [ 1 7 . . . �c6 1 8 . :8:g 8 !
�g8 1 9 .i2le7A] 1 : 0 Trajanov-Pinkas, So­
fia 1922 ;
C 12) o7 . . . id6= [7 . . . i2lc6] ;
C2) 6 . . . i2lc6 7 .�c4 ien.
3 4 ... d5 S .idS i2lf6 6.ib3 id6 7 .d3 0-0
(Morphy-Lichtenhein, New York 1 857)
8 .igS±.
4 ... i2lf6 S . i2leS dS 6.ib3 c6 7 .d4
A) 7 . . . �e7 8 . 0-0
AI) 8 . . . i2lbd7 9 . f4 i2lb6 1 O.�f3± Morphy-
Potier, Paris 1 858;
A2) 8 . . . 0-0 9 .igS [9.f4 ! ?= Amer-AI Bu­
khari, Dubai (01) 1 986] i2lbd7 1 O . f4 ! ?±
[ 1 0.i2ld7 id7 1 l .�f3 :8:e8= ECO] ;
B) 7 . . . id6 8 . 0-0
Bl) 8 . . . h6 9.i2le2 i2lbd7 1 0. i2lg3 0-0 1 l .f4
i2le4 1 2 . i2le4 de 1 3 .�e2 i2lf6 1 4 . c 3 c S
I S .ie3± Roeberg-Meyers, Giessen 1992;
B2) 8 . . . 0-0
B21) 9 . i2le2 i2lbd7 [9 . . . i2lg4 1 O . f4 f6
1 1 . i2lg4 ig4 1 2 . �d2 ie2 1 3 . � e 2 fS =
Pavlov-Solovcov, Moscow 1904] 1 O.c4 dc
1 l .ic4 i2leS 1 2 . de �d I 1 3 . :8:d l i2lg4 1 4.if4
icS l S .ig3 :8:e 8 = Jirovsky-Toistikh, Ceske
Budejovice 1995;
B22) 9 .igS ! ?± .
4. . . i2ld6 S .ib3 i2lc6
A) 6.�e2 ie7 7 . i2leS i2ld4 8 .�g4 i2lb3 9 . ab
0-0 1 0.0-0 i2le8 1 l .�f3 d6= Dovramad­
jiev-Karpchuk, Szombathely 1993;
B) 6 . 0-0 ie7
B l ) 7 . :8:e l e4 8 . i2le4 i2le4 9 . :8:e4 dS 1 0.:8:e l
0-0= Albin-Hodges, New York (m) 1 893;
B2) 7 . d4 ! ? ed [7 . . . i2ld4 ! ? 8 . i2ld4 ed
9 .�d4�] 8 . i2ldS i2lfS ? 9 . :8:el 0-0 1 O. g4±
S.Christensen-Guldberg, Aalborg 1 995 .
4 . . . i2lc6- C55/5 .
4 5 ... ibe7? 6 . ct:l eS 0-0 7 .WhS± ECO.
5...d6? 6 . ct:l gS ibe6 7 . ibe6 fe 8 .Wf3±
Bisguier.
5 6.0-0
A) 6 . . . We7 7 . ct:l h4
A1 ) 7 . . . d6 8 .WhS md8 9 . f4 ibe6 l O. ibe 6 We6
l l .fe de 1 2 . ct:l g6 ibcs 1 3 . m h 1 ge8 1 4.Wh7
'<!:1fg8 l S.WhS ct:l d7 1 6. h4 ibd6 (Morphy­
Barnes, London 1 859) 1 7 .ibe3:±: ;
A2) 7 . . . c6 ! ? Steinitz;
B) 6 . . . g6 7 . g e 1 d6 8 . ct:l g S fg 9 . g e S
(Staunton-Horwitz, London 1 860) de
1 0 . ibf7 m f7 1 1 . Wd8 ct:l c 6 1 2 . W c7 ibe7
1 3 .ibgS ge8 1 4. b4oo ECO;
C) 6 . . . ct:lc6 7 . ct:l h4
C1) 7 . . . ct:l e7 ? !
Cll) 8 . f4? d S 9 . ibb3 e4 1 0.WhS g 6 l 1 . ct:l g6
ClJg6 1 2 .fS ibcs 1 3 . m hl ibfS 1 4 . gfS c 6
l s .ibh6 We7 1 6 . g af 1 0 - 0 - 0 1 7 .m6 e3 ! +
Spitzer-Jacobi, Pest 1 882;
C12) 8 . ibd3 ! g6 [8 . . . dS 9.WhS md7 l O. f4
'<!:1fe8 l 1 .Wd 1 --+ ±] 9 . f4
C121) 9 . . . ibg7 ? 1 0. fe fe l 1 .ibgS
C12ll) 1 1 . . .dS 1 2 . ct:l g6 hg 1 3 . ibg6 ct:l g6
[ 1 3 . . . md7 1 4 .gf7+-] 1 4 .ibd8 md8 lS.WdS
ibd7 1 6.gad l +- ;
C1212) 1 1 . . .c6 1 2 . ct:l fS ! gf 1 3 .WhS m f8
1 4.gfS 1-0 Saburov-Lutze, 1 906;
C122) o9 . . . ef l O.ibf4 ibg7±;
C2) 7 . . . g6 8 . f4
C21) 8 . . . ibcS 9 . @h l d6 1 0.b4 ibb6 I I .fS
ClJe7 1 2 .ibd3� Jaafar-Grassi, Thessaloni­
ki (01) 1984;
C22) 8 . . . fS 9 . ct:l f3 e4 1 O. ct:l gS ibcS 1 1 . @h 1
'<!:1fe7 ! 1 2 .ibf7 mf8 1 3 .b4 ibd6 1 4. ibb3 ct:l d 8
l S.ibe3 ClJe6 1 6. ct:l e4 fe 1 7 . fSoo Keres;
C3) 7 . . . We7 8 . ct:l fS WcS 9 . ibb3 dS l O. ibe3
WaS l 1 .ct:lh4 ibe6 1 2.WhS (Morphy-Barnes,
London 1858) ibf7 1 3 .Wg4 ct:l e7 + ;
B) 6 . . . d 6 7 . ct:l h4 g6 8 . f4
D1) 8 . . .fS? 9 . ct:l fS ! [ 9 . ct:l f3 dS l O. ibdS ibcs
15
l 1 . m h 1 c6 1 2 .ibc4 Wd l 1 3 .gd l e4 1 4. ct:l eS
ClJd7 l S.b4 ibb6 1 6.bS ct:l eSoo Konieczka­
Andruet, Bundesliga 1985] ibfS I O.WdS
ibe7 l l .fe ct:l c6 [ 1 1 . . . g f8 1 2 . Wb7 ct:l d7
1 3 .e6+- Toth] 1 2 . g fS! ct:l eS 1 3 . g e S de
1 4.Wf7 @d7 l S.ibg S 1 -0 Spitzer-Szen, Pest
1 857;
02) 8 . . . ct:l c6 ? 9 . fS ct:l e7 l O.fg hg l 1 . gf6 gh4
1 2.ibf7 md7 1 3 .ibgs ghS 1 4.ibe6 me8 I S.gf8
1-0 Oamman-Maedge, corr 1962;
03) 8 . . . We7 9 . fS Wg7 !
031 ) l O. ibe3 ct:l c 6 l 1 .Wf3 ibe7 1 2.b4 ct:l d 8
1 3 . ibb3 c6 1 4.Wg3 gS I S.gae 1 ct:l f7 1 6. ct:l f3
ibd7 1 7 .Wf2 b6 1 8 . h4 h6 1 9 .We2 0-0+
Meyer-Schlamm, corr 1 899;
032) I O.Wf3 ibe7+ ECO.
6 7 .. .d6? 8 . fS gf 9.WhS @d7 1 O. ct:l fS ! +­
Pinter, Szell.
7 . . . c6! ? 8 . fS dS 9 . fg dc 1 0.WhS m d7 l 1 . g7
ibg7 1 2 .Wg4 md6 1 3 .Wg7 WfE (Goebel­
Koskivirta, corr 1990) 1 4.Wg3�.
7 8 ... c6 9 . fg dS IO.Wh S @d8 1 1 .0-0 Wg7
[ l l . . .WcS? 1 2. m h 1 Wc4 1 3 .gf6 ibe7 1 4.ibgS
ct:l d7 l S.g7 gg8 1 6 .Wf7+- I.Kuznetsov]
1 2 .gf6
A) 1 2 . . . ibe7 1 3 .gf7 hg 1 4.gg7 gh l S. ct:l g6
ibf6 1 6 . g f7 g g 8 1 7 . g f6 ct:l d7 1 8 . g e 6±
I.Kuznetsov;
B) 1 2 . . . hg 1 3 .We S ibcS [ 1 3 . . . gh4? 1 4.ibgS+­
] 1 4. @h 1 ct:l d7 l S. g fE ! Wf8 1 6 . ibgS ibe7
1 7 . ibe7 (I.Kuznetsov-Oementiev, Russia
1992 -57/(302» me8 1 8 .Wd4 cS 1 9 .WdS
We7 2 0 . ct:l g6 gh2 2 1 . m h2 Wh7 2 2 . m g 1
Wg6°o I.Kuznetsov.
8 9. ibd3 g S 1 O . W hS Wf7 1 1 . ct:l g6 dS
1 2 . g4oo Pinter, Szell.
9 1 0 .. . @ d8 l 1 .Wg3 gS 1 2 . ct:l fS
A) 1 2 . . . Wg6 1 3 . ibd3 [ 1 3 .0-0 ! ?] dS 1 4 . ct:l e7
V!1f7 I S . ct'le S e4 [ I S . . . m e s 1 6 .�fS ct'ld7
1 7 .�e3 L1 0 - 0 - 0 ± ] 1 6 .�e2 m e s 1 7 .�e3
[ 1 7 .�g4?! ct'ld7 I S .�e3 fS ! 1 9 .0-0 f41+]
�d6 I S . V!1f2 V!1e6 [ I S . . . �h2? 1 9 .�h2 �h2
20.g3 V!1h7 2 1 .�g4 '2ld7 22.0-0-0 e6 23 .�h l
�g3 24 . � h7 �f2 2S .�d7+- ] 1 9.h3 ct'ld7
20.0-0-0 ct'leS 2 1 .�hfl (Szell-Autenrieth,
Hungary 1987 -44/372)�e7 ! t Pinter, Szell;
B) 1 2 . . . V!1h7 1 3 .0-0
Bl) 1 3 . . . e6? ! 1 4.�d3 dS I S . '2ld6 e4 1 6. �f6
ed 1 7 .�gS �e7 I S . �f7 1 : 0 Rublevsky­
Scetinin, Pardubice 1992 -55/(300) ;
B2) 1 3 . . . dS ! ? 1 4.�dS �fS I S .mS [ I S .�b7 ?
�e4-+] V!1fS 1 6 .�b7 e6 1 7 .�aS �h7 (00
Rublevsky) I S .�e3 [L1�fl ] V!1eS [L1ct'ld7 ;
I S ... mes 1 9 . m l V!1e6 20.V!1f2±] 1 9 .V!1f3 ± .
1 0 ...g5 1 1 .ct'lfS V!1g6 1 2 .�d3
A) 1 2 . . . V!1hS ? 1 3 . V!1h5 �hS 1 4 . ct'lg7 �g7
I S .�g6± Szell-V.Fedorov, West Berlin
1987 -44/(372) ;
B) o I 2 . . . V!1gS�.
1 0 12. ct'lg6 �hS 1 3 . g4 �h3
A ) 1 4.0-0 dS ! I S .ct'lfS de 1 6.�f6 �g4 1 7 .�gS
0-0-0 I S .ct'lg6°o I.Kuznetsov;
B) 1 4.ct'lfS <j;JfS 1 5 .0-0 mg7 1 6 .mg2 �hSoo;
C ) 1 4.�f l �h7 I S .�d3 [L1 1 S �eS ? 1 6 .ct'lf4
•••
�g 7 1 7 . ct'ld S ± I.Kuznetsov] � h 3 (y2-Y2
I.Kuznetsov-Potapov, Russia 1992)
1 6 .0-0 dS 1 7 . mg2
Cl) 1 7 . . . �g4 I S . ct'lf8 <j;JfS 1 9 . �f6 me7
20.�g6± �ahS 2 1 .�g4 �h2 22.mfl ;
C2) 1 7 . . . �d3 ! ? I S .ed �g4 1 9 . �f6 �g7�.
1 1 12.<j;J h l V!1h4 1 3 .�e3 = Boden-Morphy,
London 1 858.
1 2 3 ... �c5 4.ct'le5 �d4 S . ct'lf3 �e3 6 . de
ct'le4 7 .�d3 ct'leS S . O-O ct'ld3 9 . V!1d3 0-0
1 0. '2lgS± Bisguier.
3 ... '2lc6 -C47.
16
1 3 4.a3 �e3 S . de
A) S . . . ct'le4 6.V!1d5 ct'lf6 7 . V!1eS V!1e7 S . V!1e7
me7 9 .�f4 d6 1 0. 0-0-0 ct'le6 1 1 .�bS �e6
1 2 .�he l t Yandemirov-Daniliuk, Voronez
1 99 1 ;
B) 5 . . . 0 - 0 M.Pavlovic;
C) S . . . d6
Cl) 6 . �e4 h6 7 . h3 ct'le6 S . V!1e2 V!1e 7 =
Finster-Lindner, Ufr 1987;
C2) 6.�d3 ct'lbd7 7 .�e3 '2lfS S .h3 ct'lg6 9.V!1e2
V!1e7 1 O.0-0-0 �d7 1 1 .ct'ld2 �e6 1 2. f3 ct'lhS =
Bodrogi-Pavasovic, Budapest 1 993 .
4.d3 dS
A) S .ed ct'ldS 6.�d2
A I ) 6 . . . 0-0 7 .�e2 ct'le6 S .O-O
A l l ) S . . . �e6 9.�e l h6 1 0. ct'ldS �d2 1 1 . ct'ld2
�dS 1 2.�f3 V!1d6 1 3 .ct'le4 �e4 1 4.�e4 �aeS
I S .�c6 V!1e6= Maroczy-Marshall, New
York 1924;
A 12) S . . . ct'le3 ! ? 9 .be �aS Alekhine;
A 13) S . . . �e3 ! ? 9 .be V!1d6 Alekhine;
A2) 6 . . . �e3 7 . be 0-0 S .e4 ct'lb6 9 .�e2 ct'le6
1 0. 0-0 �eS 1 1 .�e l �g4 1 2 .h3 �hS 1 3 .�b l
�bS= Lutskan-Meijers, Latvia ch 1994 ;
B) S .�d2
B l ) S . . . �d2 d4 6.ct'le2 V!1e7 7 . e 3 de (Singh­
Barrios, Moscow 01 1994) S .be �eS 9.h3t
L1ct'lg3 ,�e2 ;
B2) S . . . '2le6 6 . ed '2ldS 7 . g3 �g4 S .�g2 '2le3
9 .be �eS 1 0. V!1b l �b6 1 1 .0-0 0-0 1 2.�e3
e4 1 3 .ct'ld4 ct'ld4 1 4 .ed ed I S .ed �e6 1 6 . a4
�dS = Faibisovich-Toistikh, Ceske Bude­
jovice 1995.
4.'2ldS ct'ldS S . ed e4 [ 5 . . . 0-0 6.e3 �d6=
Muehlpford-Meyers, Giessen 1992] 6.ct'ld4
A) 6 . . . V!1gS 7 . ct'lbS V!1eS S . ct'le3 [ S .�e4 ! ?]
0-0 9.�e4 (Voss-Haensel, Baden-Baden
1 987) d6 L1'2ld7°o M.Pavlovic;
B) 6 . . . 0-0 7 .e3 �eS S . d3 ? ! �d4 9.ed V!1e7
1 O.�e3 b6 1 1 . V!1b3 �b7 1 2 . de V!1e4 1 3 .�e4
d6 1 4.0-0 ct'ldTt Ragozin-Kan, USSR ch
Leningrad 1939.
14 4 ... ctJ c6
A) S.a3 �c3 6.dc 0-0 [6 . . . d6 7 . V'ie2 h6
8 . h3 Wie7 9 .�d2 a6 1 0. 0-0-0 �e6= Pribyl­
Raetsky, Pardubice 1 99 2 ] 7 . V'id 3 h 6
8.g4? ! dS ! ? 9 .�dS ctJ dS 1 O.V'idS [ 1 0.ed e4]
Wif6 1 1 .V'id3 �g4+ Fahrni-Rabinovich,
Karlsbad 1911;
B) S .d3
Bl) S . . . dS 6.ed ctJ dS 7 .�d2 [ 7 . 0-0 ! ? �c3
8. bc 0-0 (Schmid-Klein, Hamburg 1987)
-4] �c3 ! ? [7 . . . �e6? ! 8 . 0-0 f6 9 .V'ie l �cS
1 0. ctJ a4 �d6 l 1 .d4 0-0 1 2 .ctJc3± Chajes­
Schwarz, New York 1 9 1 8 ] 8 .bc �g4=
Rott-Schlehoefer, Dortmund 1987;
B2) S . . . O-O 6.�gS± Csato-Vass, Hungary
1992;
B3) S . . . d6
B31) 6.h3 �e6 7 .�e6 fe 8 .0-0 �c3 9 .bc
0-0 I O.EJ:b 1 b6 l 1 .c4 V'ie8= Walbrodt­
Blackburne, Vienna 1898;
B32) 6.0-0
B321) 6 . . . �g4 ! ? 7 . ctJ e2 �f3 8 . gf V'id 7 =
Rausis-Goria, St.Martin 199 1 ;
B322) 6 . . . � c 3 7 . bc
B3221) 7 . . . 0-0 8.h3 [ 8 .�gS ! ?] �e6 9 .�b3 ! ?
[9 .�e6 fe I O. ctJ gS ? ! V'ie7 1 1 .f4 ef 1 2 .�f4 h6
1 3 . ctJ f3 ctJ e4 14 .�h6 ctJ g3 I S .�gS EJ:f3''t
Delmar-Pillsbury, Cambridge Springs
1904J as 1 0 . V'ie2 a4 1 1 .�e6 fe 1 2 . d4±
Pillsbury;
B3222) 7 . . . h6 8 . V'ie2 �e6 9 . �b3 V'ic 8
I O . ctJ h4 �b3 l 1 .ab V'ig4= Hartston-Ro­
manishin, Buenos Aires (01) 1 978;
C) S . ctJ dS �aS
Cl) 6.0-0 d6 7 .V'ie2 (Zuse-Vogel, Bun­
desliga 1990) 0-0 8 .d3 ctJ d S =;
C2) 6.c3 0-0 7 .d3 h6 8 . a4 �b6 9 . b4 a6
1 0.ctJb6 cb 1 1 .V'ib3 V'ic7± Rohacek-Sefc,
Trencianske Teplice 1949.
D) S . O-O 0-0 - 4.
4 . . .�c3 S . dc d6 6 . 0-0 ctJ bd7 [6 . . . 0-0 -20]
7 .EJ:e l 0-0 8.a4 ctJcS 9 . ctJ d2 as = I O .V'if3
17
[0 I 0.f3 ] 1 O . . . �g4 1 1 .V'ig 3 �e6 1 2.�f l ctJh5
1 3 .V'if3 ctJ f4t J.Polgar-Ivanchuk, Mona­
co blind 1994.
1 5 S.ctJ dS ctJ dS 6.�dS 0-0 7 .c3 �aS 8 .d3
c6= Becker-Euwe, Karlsbad 1929
S.d3 A) 5 . . . 0-0 6 . a3 ? ! [6 .�g5 ! ?] �c3 7 . bc
�e6 8 .�b3 ctJ c6 9 . 0-0 V'ie7 1 O.EJ:el ctJ d7
1 1 .�g5 f600 Bosman-Finegold, Dieren
1990;
B) 5 . . . c6 6.�b3 0-0 7 . 0-0 ctJ a6 8 . ctJ e2 ctJ c 5
9 . c 3 ctJ b3 1 0. ab �a5 l 1 . ctJ g3= Castro­
Mamuri, Novi Sad (01) 1990;
C) 5 . . . ctJc6 - 1 41B3.
S.a3 �aS [5 . . . �c3 ] 6.0-0 lLl c6 7.d3 lLl e7
8 . lLl e2 c6 9 . lLl g3 lLl g6 I O.d4 �g4 1 1 .�e2
lLl f4 1 2 .c3= Maroczy-Blackburne, Vienna
1898.
1 6 6.d4 ? ! ed 7 . V'id4 lLl c 6 8 . V'icL'1 �c3
9.bc EJ:e8 ! ? [9 . . . h6 1 0. EJ: e l �g4 I l .e5 de=
R.Maric - Fahnenschmidt, Dortmund
1987] 1 O.EJ:e l �g4 1 1 .�g5 h6 1 2 .�h4 �f3
1 3 .V'if3 lLl eS 1 4.V'ie2 lLl g6+ Reefschlaeger­
Schulte, Bundesliga 1989.
17 6 ... �e6 7 .�b3 lLl bd7 8 . lLl e2 �b3 9 . ab
d5 l O . lLl g3 EJ:e8= Belkhodja-Jones, T hes­
saloniki (01) 1984.
6 ...�g4 7 . h 3 �h5 8 .�g5 c6 9 . g4 �g6 1 O.�b3
lLl bd7 I 1 . lLl h4 �h8 1 2 .V'if3 h6 1 3 .�e3 lLl h7
1 4 .V'ig3 �cSoo Veroci-Katona, Hungary
1992.
6 ... c6 7 .�b3 lLl bd7 8 . lLl e2 lLl c5 9.c3 lLl b3
l O . ab �c5 I l . b4 �b6 1 2 . lLl g 3 h6 1 3 .h3 EJ:e8=
Lutskan-Lauk, Vilnius zt 1993.
18 7 ... h6 8 .EJ:e l lLl c6 9.d4 �g4 I O. EJ: b I
ed I Lcd EJ: e 8 1 2 .EJ:b7 lLl a5 1 3 . EJ:M lLl c4
1 4 .EJ:c4 d5 1 5 .ed EJ:e l 1 6 .V'ie l �f3 1 7 . g f
V'id5� Wolf-Schlehoefer, Bundesliga 1987.
7 ... �g4 8 . h3 �hS 9 . g4 �g6 I O.�g5 lLl bd7oo.
7 .. .ltJbd7 8 . 1"le l ttJ c5 9 .�a3 1"le8 l O.iWb l ? !
ttJ e6 I 1 .d4 ttJ d7 1 2 . iW d l iW f6+ Koch -
C.Horvath, Paris ch op 1995.
195.d3
A) 5 . . . d5 6.ed ttJ d5 7 .�d2
A I ) 7 . . . ttJ c 3 8 . bc �d6
All) 9 . 0-0 �g4 l O.h3 �h5 I I . 1"lb l iWc8
12 .iWe2 ttJ c6 13 . a4 ttJ a5 1 4.�a2 iWf5 1 5 .g4
�g4 1 6 .hg iWg4 1 7 . m h l iWh5 1 8 . mg2 1/2_1/2
Jandovsky-Blatsky, Klatovy 1 995;
Al2) 9 . ttJ g5 h6 1 0. ttJ e4
A121) 1 0 . . . iW e7 1 1 .iWhS �e6 1 2 .�g5 f6
1 3 .�e6 iW e6 1 4 .�h 6= Tartakower-Kostic,
Bled 193 1 ;
A122) 1 0 . . . ttJ c6 I I .a4 iW e 7 1 2 .0-0 �e6
1 3 .�e6 iW e6 1 4 . ttJd6 cd= S.Polgar-Tolstikh,
Pardubice 1 995;
A2) 7 . . . �c3 8 .bc ttJ c6 9 . 0-0 �g4=;
A3) 7 . . . c6 8 . 0-0 1"le8 9 . 1"le l �c3 l O.bc �g4
I 1 .h3 �f3 1 2.iWf3 ttJ f6 1 3 .a4 ttJ bd7co Tar­
takower-Marshall, Moscow 1 925;
B) 5 . . . d6 - 1 5/5.d3/A ;
C) 5 . . . ttJ c6 - 1 41B2 ;
D) 5 . . . c6 6 . 0-0 d5 7 .�b3 as 8 . a3 �c3 9 . bc
a4 1 O.�a2 (Mieses-Pillsbury, Cambridge
Springs 1 904) �g4= ECO.
5.iWe2 d6 6 . a3 �c3 7 . dc �e6 8 .�g5 ttJ bd7=
Rodgers-Finegold, Praga 1990.
5.ttJ d5 ttJ d5 6.�d5 c6 7 .�b3 d5 8 . 0-0 �g4
9 . h 3 �h5 1 O.d3 de 1 I . de ttJ d7 1 2.iWe2 mh8
[ 1 2 . . . iWc7 1 3 .g4 �g6 1 4 . ttJ h4 ttJ c5 1 5 .ttJ g6
hg 1 6 .�c4 ttJ d7= Spielmann-Marshall,
Budapest 1 928] 1 3 .1"ldl iWe7 1 4.g4 �g6
1 5 .�g5 f6 1 6.�d2 �d2 1 7 . ttJ d 2 ttJ c5 = Spiel­
mann-Marshall, Berlin 1928.
20 5 ...�c3
A) 6.bc ? ! ttJ e4 7 . ttJ e5 d5 8 .�e2 1"le8 9 . ttJ f3
c5 1 0 .�b2 iWf6 I I . 1"le l ttJ c6 1 2 .�b5 �g4+
Gurieli-Alterman, Katerini 1 992;
B) 6 . dc d6
18
Bl) 7 .iWe2
Bll) 7 . . . �g4 8 .h3 �h5 9.g4 �g6 1 0.�g5
ttJ bd7 I I .1"lae l c6co 1 2 . ttJ h4? �e4 1 3 .iWe4
ttJ e4 14 .�d8 ttJ d2 1 5 .�g5 ttJ c4 1 6 .b3 f6+
Mezcua-J.L.Fernandez, Spain tch 1994;
BI2) 7 . . . ttJ bd7 8 .�g5 h6 9.�h4 ttJ c5 1 O.1"lad l
iWe7 I I . ttJ d2 g5= Kofidis-Alterman, Ko­
motini 1 992;
B2) 7 .�g5 h6 8 .�h4 �g4 9 . h3 �h5 10.iWd3
ttJ bd7 I 1 .b4 iWe8 1 2 .iWe3 �g6 13 . ttJ d2 ttJ h5
1 4. a4± Lev-Alterman, Israel (ch) 1992.
2 1 6.ttJ d5 ttJ d5 (6 . . . �a5 7 .d3 h 6 8 . h3 d6
9 . ttJ h2 ttJ d5 1 0.ed ttJ e7 I I .f4 �b6co Rubin­
stein-Rabinovich, Prague 1908) 7 .�d5 d6
8 . c3 �a5 ! 9 . d3 �g4 1 O.h3 �d7 =Ed.Lasker­
Marshall, New York 1924.
22 9.�a3? ! 1"le8 1 O.iWd2 ttJ f4 I 1 . d4 �g4t
Muelli-Maenner, Lenk 1989.
9.ttJ g5 ! ?
A) 9 . . . ttJ a5 ?
AI) 1 0 .�d5 iWd5 I I .�a3 [ l l .iWh5 ! ] 1"le8
1 2 . c4 iWd7 1 3 .f4 f6 (Schmid-Klein, Ham­
burg 1989) 1 4. ttJ e4co;
A2) 1 0.iWh5 h6 I I .�d5 iWd5 1 2 . ttJ f3 ! ttJ c6
1 3 . 1"le l f6 1 4.�h6 gh 1 5 .iWg6 m h 8 1 6 .iWh6
mg8 1 7 .iWg6 1 -0 Mikhaletz-Nemik, Yalta
1 995 ;
B) 9 . . . h6 1 0. ttJ e4 ttJ a5
Bl) I I .�h6 [ 1 1 . . .f5 1 2 .�g5±] ttJ c4 1 2 .�g5
[ 1 2.dc ttJ c3 1 3 . ttJ c3 iWd l 1 4. 1"lad l gh=] f6
1 3 .dc ttJ b6 = ;
B2) 1 1 .�d5 iW d 5 1 2 .�h6 f5 1 3 .c4 iW c 6
1 4 .�d2 ttJ c4=.
9.�d2 �g4 1 O.h3 �h5 I I .1"le l iWd6 1 2 .iWe2
1"lae 8 1 3 . 1"lab l ttJ b 6 1 4 .�b3 m h8= Za­
tonskih-Gubernatorova, Yalta 1 995.
2 3 9 ... 1"le8 l O. ttJ g5 �f5 I I . 1"lb l ± ECO.
9 ... iWd6 1 O . a4 1"le8 1 I . ttJ g 5 �f5 1 2 . 1"lb l 1"lab8
1 3 . 1"lb5± Kmoch.
24 to.h3 CLl e3 l 1 .iWd2 �f3 1 2 .iWe3 �d5
1 3 J:l:b 1 �e4 1 4.iWe4 Ei:e8+ Gilg-Marshall,
Prague (01) 193 1 .
10.�b2
A) 1 O . . . iWd6 ? l 1 .h3 �h5 1 2 . g4 �g6 1 3 .�d5
\Wd5 1 4 .e4 iWd6 1 5 . CLl e5 CLl e5 1 6 . Ei: e 5 ±
Hopper-Stojnic, Szombathely 1993 ;
B) 1 0 . . . CLl f4t.
25 Bernstein-Alekhine, Paris (m) 1933.
264 ... \We7
A) 5 . CLl f3
AI) 5 . . . CLle4
All) 6.CLle4 iWe4 7 .�e2 0-0 8 . 0-0 d5 9 . d4
�g4 1 0.h3 �h5 1 1 .�e3 CLl e6 1 2.e3 �d6
1 3 . CLl g5 �e2 1 4 . CLl e4 �d l 1 5 . CLl d6 �e2
1 6.Ei:fe l �a6= Vonthron-M.Braun, Bun­
desliga 1989;
A12) 6.�e2 �e3 7 .de d6 8 .0-0 �e6 9 . Ei:e l
CLld7 1 0 .�b5 CLl ef6± Janowski-Blackburne,
Vienna 1898;
A2) 5 . . . �e3 6.de iWe4 7 .�e2 0-0 8 . 0-0 d5
9 . Ei: el �g4 1 0 . h 3 ± Beraha-S.Muell e r,
Dornbirn 1988;
A3) 5 . . . CLl e6
A3 1) 6.�b5 �e3 7 .de iWe4 8 .iWe2 iWe2 9 . m e2
(EI Assiouti-Nazhad, Doha 1 992) 0-0= ;
A32) 6.�e2±;
B) 5 . CLl d3 �e3 6 . dc
Bl) 6 . . . iWe4 7 .�e2
B 1 1 ) 7 . . . iWg2 8 .�f3 iWh3 9 . CLl f4 iWf5 1 0.iWe2
mf8 1 1 .�e3 CLl c6 1 2 . 0-0-0 d6 1 3 .Ei:hg l �
Biolek-Tichy, Czech 1993;
B 12) 7 . . . 0-0 8 . 0 -0 d6 9 .�f3
B121) 9 . . . iWe7 1 0 . Ei: e l iW d 8 1 1 . � g 5 ±
Struchkova-Gutsko, Yalta 1995;
B122) 9 . . . iWh4 (=ECO) l O.g3 iWh3 1 1 . CLl f4± ;
B2) 6 . . . CLl e4 7 .�e2 d5 8 . 0-0 0-0 9 . CLl f4 c6
1 O.c4 de 1 1 .�c4 �f5 [ 1 1 . . . CLl d6 ? ! 1 2. Ei:e l ±
Istratescu-Wijesundara, Manila (01) 1992]
1 2.\We2H Alapin-Alekhine, Karlsbad 1911 .
19
4 ... d6 5 . CLl f3 �c3 6.dc CLl e4 7 .�d3± [7 .�c4
0-0 8 . 0-0 e6± ] .
27 5.CLl f3�e3 [5 . . . Ei:e8 ! ?] 6 . dc CLl e4 7 .�d3
d5 8 .h3 CLlc6 9.0-0 �f5 = Perlis-Rabinovich,
Karlsbad 1 9 1 1 .
5.CLl d3 � c 3 6.dc CLl e4
A) 7 . CLl f4 Ei:e8 8 .�e2 -6
B) 7 . �e3 d6 8 . iW f3 Ei:e8 9 . 0 - 0 - 0 CLl d7
1 0 . h 3 b6 l 1 .iWf4 �b7 1 2 .f3 CLl g 3 = Mainka­
Michaelsen, 1 992;
C) 7 .�e2 d5 [7 . . . Ei:e8 -5-6] 8 .0-0
Cl) 8 . . . CLl d7 9 . CLl f4 c6 l O. c4 dc 1 1 .�c4 CLl e5
1 2 .iWd8 Ei:d8 1 3 .�e2 �f5 1 4. g4 ! �c8 1 5 .f3
CLl d6 1 6.Ei:d 1 ± Alapin-Rabinovich, Karls­
bad 1 9 1 1 ;
C2) 8 . . . �f5 9 .�e3 [9 . CLl f4 c6 - C 3 ] CLl d7 1 O.f3
CLl d6 1 1 .Ei:e 1 Ei: e 8 = Nimzovich-Spielmann,
Baden-Baden 1925;
C3) 8 . . . c6 9 . CLl f4
C31) 9 . . . �f5 [9 . . . Ei: e 8 - 5] 1 0 . � e3 CLl d6
1 1 . Ei: el CLl d7 1 2 .�f] Ei:e8 1 3 .b3 CLl f6 1 4.f3
iW e 7 1 5 . iW d2 Ei:ad 8 1 6 .�d4± K reuze r­
Navratil, Budapest 1 992;
C32) 9 . . . CLl d6 1 0.';fcfh l CLl d7 I l . g4 b6 1 2 .f3
Ei:e8 1 3 . CLl g2 �b7 1 4 .�f4 CLl c5 1 5 .iWd2 iWd7
1 6 . Ei:ae l Ei: ad8 1 7 .b3 CLl e6 1 8 .�g3 c5°o Ye
Jiangchuan-Ye Rongguang, Shenzhen
1 992.
28 5 . . . d6
A) 6 . CLl c4 �c3 7 .dc CLl e4=;
B) 6 . CLl f3 �e3 7 .dc CLl e4 8 . 0-0 CLl d7 9 . Ei:e l
CLl df6 1 0 . �d3 CLl c5 1 1 .�g5 h6 1 2 .�h4 �g4
1 3 .h3 CLl d3 1 4.iWd3± Janowski-Pillsbury,
London 1 899;
C) 6 . CLl d3 �c3 7 .dc CLl e4 8 .0-0
C l ) 8 . . . Ei:e8 9 . CLl f4 -6.
C2) 8 . . . CLl c6
C 2 1 ) 9 . f3 ! ? CLl f6 1 0.�g5 M.Pavlovic.
C22) 9 . CLl f4 CLl f6 l O.c4 �f5 l 1 .b3
C221) 1 1 . . . CLl b4? ! 1 2.a3 CLl c6 [ 12 CLl c2
•..
1 3 .1::1 a2± ] 1 3 .�b2 E'i:e S 1 4 . f3 :±: Swidler­
Delanoy, Groningen 1990 ;
C222) 1 1 . . . tIJe7 ! ? 1 2.�b 2t1Jg 6 M. Pavlovic.
29 6.tIJf3 �e3
A ) 7 . be t1Je4= Frank-Delanoy, Torcy 1991;
B) 7.de t1Je4 S . O-O d6 9 . E'i:e l h6 1 O. tIJd4
t1Jd7 1 1 .�f3 t1Jdf6= Kundin-Boim, Israel
ch 1994.
6.tIJc4 ! ?
A ) 6" .�e3 7 . de t1Je4 S . tIJe3 d 6 9 . 0-0 t1Jd7
[ 9 " . tIJe6 I O. tIJdS �f5°o B1atny ] 1 O.�d4:±:
Alterman ;
B) 6 " . tIJe4 7 . tIJe4 E'i:e4 S . e 3
B l ) S " .�fS 9.d4 E'i:eS 1 O.�f4 ! ? d5 1 1 . tIJe3
[ 1 1 .tIJe5 t1Jd7 1 2. tIJd3 e5= Alterman] l 1 . . .e6
1 2 .�d3 �e6 (Reinderman-Alterman, Til­
burg 1994 -61/301 ) 1 3 .�e2 [ 1 3 .0-0 t1Jd7 =
Blatny] h6 1 4.0-0:±: Alterman.
B2) S " . d5 ! ?
B21 ) 9 . tIJe3 �fS 1 0. d4 E'i:eS = Alterman;
B22) 9.d3 E'i:eS 1 0.eb de 1 1 .de �e7 !
B22 1 ) 1 2 .a3 �e4� Alterman;
B222) 1 2.b5 �e4 1 3 . m fl �h3 1 4 . E'i:g l :±:
Blatny.
30 8 ... tIJc6
A ) 9 . f3t1Jd6 ! ? 1 O.E'i:e 1 t1Jf5 1 1 .�f1 d6 1 2.�g5
E'i:e l 1 3 .�e l �fS 1 4.�f2 �d7V2- 1/2 Taborov­
Yusupov, Baku 1979;
B) 9 .E'i:e 1 ! ? d6 1 O.�f] �f5 1 l . f3 tIJf6 1 2 .�g5
t1Je5 1 3 .�d2:±: h6 1 4 .�h4
Bl) 1 4" .g5 1 5 .�f2t1Jd5 ? 1 6. tIJe5 de 1 7 .E'i:ad l
t1Jf4 l S .E'i:e5 ! ± Lau-Raetsky, Bad Ragaz
1994;
B2) 1 4 " . tIJed7 1 5 .e4:±: Stirenkov-Toistikh,
Katowice 1993;
C) 9 . tIJf4 ! ?
8 ... d 6
A) 9 .�t3 t1Je6 1 O. E'i:e 1 �f5 = 1 1 .�f4 �f6
12.E'i:e3 ? t1Je3 q: Ullrich-Schmitt, Altensteig
111993;
20
B) 9 . f3 [9.tIJf4 - 6] t1Jf6 1 0.�g5
Bl) 1 O" . tIJbd7
Bll) l 1 . tIJf2 h6 1 2 .�h4 t1JfS 1 3 .�d3 t1Jg6=
Gutman-Raetsky, Biel op 1995;
B12) l 1 .e4 ! ?:±:;
B2) 1 0 " . h 6 1 1 .�h4 t1Jbd7 1 2 . e4 t1JfS
1 3 . � d2:±: Ostermeyer-Schulte, Bundes­
Iiga 1989 .
3 1 9.�e3
A) 9 " .e6 1 O. E'i:e l ! ? L1�fl ,f3 [ 1 O. tIJf4 -5] ;
9 " . tIJd7 1 O. tIJf4t1Jdf6 1 1 .e4 de 1 2 .�d S E'i:dS
1 3 .�e4 t1Jd6
Bl) 1 4 .�d3 �f5 1 5 . E'i:ad l �d3 1 6. E'i:d3 t1Jf5
1 7 . E'i:fd 1 E'i:d3 I S . E'i:d3 E'i:eS = Maroczy-PiIIs­
bury, Vienna 1 898;
B2) 1 4.�b3 :±:.
32 9 . . . tIJf6!? 1 O .�e3 t1Je 6 1 1.�t3 �e6
1 2 . tIJe6 E'i:e6 1 3 .�f4 �e7 1 4 . E'i:el t1Je 5 =
Torre-Borik, Bochum 1981.
33 10.c4 d4
A) 1 1 .E'i:e l
AI) 1 1 . . . tIJa6 1 2 . tIJd3 (Vladimirov-Glja­
nec, USSR 1980) �f5 = ECO;
A2) 1 1 . . .�f5 1 2 .�d3 tIJa6 1 3 .�d2 tIJ ae5 =
Piskur-Pavasovic, Skofja Loka Slovenia
tch 1994;
B) 1 1 .�d3 t1Ja6 1 2 .f3 t1Jd6 1 3 . E'i:el t1Jf5
1 4 . E'i:eS �e S 1 5 .�e2 �d7 1 6 .�d2 �e2
1 7 .tIJe2 E'i:eS I S .mf2 1/2_1/2 Wittmann-Zar­
nicki, Moscow 01 1994.
34 10 ... f5 ? ! l 1 .e4 g5 ? ! 1 2 . tIJh5 f4 1 3 .�d4
�e7 1 4 .�e l �e6 1 5 .b4 ! ± Maroczy-Mar­
shall, Monte Carlo 1902.
10 ... tIJd7 l 1 . e4 de 1 2 .�e4 t1Je5 1 3 .�dS E'i:dS
1 4.�e 2 �f5 1 5 . g4 ! ? �d7 1 6 . f3t1Jf6 1 7 . E'i:ad l
t1Jg6 I S .tIJg6 hg 1 9 .e4 �e6 20.b3:±: Si.Popov­
Oniscuk, Leningrad 199 1 .
35 11.Ele1 ClJ d7 1 2 . ClJ h5
A) 1 2 . . . ClJfS 1 3 .�f l �f5 1 4 .b3 �g6 1 5 . ClJ f4=
Heidrich-Lehmann, Bundesliga 1986;
B) 1 2 . . . ClJ e5 1 3 . ClJ g3 ClJ f5 1 4 .�f4 ClJ g 3
1 5 .hg �f5 1 6 .�fl f6= Wells-Pavasovic,
Budapest 1994.
1 1 .�d3 �f5 1 2 .�h5 [ 1 2.�f3 ] g6 1 3 .�h6
�d3 1 4 .cdCIJf5 1 5 .�h3 ClJ d7 1 6.Elae l �f6=
Benjamin-Yusupov, Munich 1 994, -601
(297) .
36 S .. ClJf6 9 . c4 d6 1 0.0-0 ClJ c6 l 1 . b 3 ClJ e5
. �c6 (Nijboer-Piket, Nederland ch 1994 -
1 2.�b2 �f5 1 3 .f3C1Jg6 1 4. ClJ g 6 �g6 1 5 .�d2t
Prie-Nuvolowi, French tch 1995.
S...d6 9 .0-0
A) 9 . . . ClJc6
AI) 1 0. ClJ d5 ClJ e5 1 1 .f3 ClJ c5 1 2 .b4t i M4
Golubev-Meyers, Bie1 1992;
A2) 10 .�e3 �f5 l 1. El e l h6 (Bastian­
Roeder, Bundesliga 1985) 1 2 .�fl ! ?t M3 ;
A3) 1 0.c4 as
A31) 1 1 . ClJ dS ClJ c5 ? ! [ 1 1 . . .�e6 ! ? ] 1 2 .b3t
Marciano-Miralles, Montpellier 199 1 ;
A32) 1 1 . a4 b 6 1 2 . Ela3t �b7 ? 1 3 .Elh3 ClJ e5
1 4 . CLldS CLl c5 1 5 .b3 CLl g6 1 6 .�g4± Sha­
balov,-Gawehns, Bonn 1994;
B) 9 . . . CLld7
B1) 1 O.�d3 CLl dc 1 1 .�f3 �d7 1 2.c4 ClJ g5
1 3 .�h5 CLl d3= Spielmann-Rabinovich,
Karlsbad 1911; B2) 1 0.Ele l ClJ df6 1 1 .�e3
�fS 1 2.a4 [ 1 2.c4 ! ?] d5= Ka.Mueller-Schul­
te, Bundesliga 1990;
B3) 1 0.�e3
B31) 1 O . . . CLl e5 ? ! 1 1 .f3 ClJ f6 1 2.�f2t Tar­
rasch-Gruenfeld, Vienna 1922;
B32) 1 0 . . . ClJ df6 ! ? 1 0.�e3 ClJ df6 1 1 .c4 h6
1 2 . Elel �f5 1 3 . � d3 CLl g4= Le Quang­
Vianin, Geneva op 1995;
B4) 1 0.c4
B41) 1O . . . CLl e5 1 l . f3C1JcS 1 2 . b 3 �f5 1 3 .�b2
�h4 1 4 . ClJ dS ElacS 1 5 .�d2t Svobodova­
Saljova, Olomouc 1 995;
21
B42) 1 O . . . a5 1l . f3 C1Jec5 1 2 .b3 1&f6 1 3 .Elb l
c6 1 4. CLl h 5 ! �g6 I S . CLl g3t Shirov-Yusupov,
Bundesliga 1995;
B43) 1 O . . . CLl df6
B431) I 1 . a4 as 1 2 .�e3 �f5 1 3 .�d4 ClJ g5
1 4 . El a3 ClJ e 6 1 5 . CLl e6 El e 6 1 6 . El g3 1&e7
1 7 .�d3 �g6 I S .�f3 CLl e4= Sepp-Zarnicki,
Moscow 01 1994 ;
B432) 1 1 .f3 ClJ c5 1 2.b3 1&e7 1 3 .Elf2 1&e5
1 4 . El b l �d7 1 5 . � fl CLl e6 1 6 . CLl d3 �h5
17 .�b2 [ 1 7 . CLl b4? ClJ e4 ! Kuijf] as I S .�d2
6 1/(30 1 » 1 9 . Ele l t Piket;
B44) 1 0 . . . c6 ! ? ll l 1 . f3 ? 1&b6 Shirov;
B5) 1 O.f3 ! ? ClJ ef6 1 1 .c4 1&e7 1 2 .Elf2 1&e5
13 .Elb l CLl fS 1 4 .b3 �d7 1 5 . ClJ d 3 [ 1 5 . ClJ d5 ! ?
ClJ d5 1 6 .cdt] �e7 1 6 .�b2 �e3 ! [ 1 6 . . . ClJ g6
1 7 .1&d2 1&e3 I S .1&c3t] 1 7 .ClJ b4 [ 1 7 . 1&f l CLl g6
I S .Ele 1 1&b6] as I S .ClJ dSt Shirov-Akopian,
Linares 1995, -CBM46 Shirov.
37 12.Ela3 ClJ d7 1 3 .Ele3 CLl dc 14.g4 �e6
1 5 .f3 CLl f6 1 6 . b 3 h6 1 7 . 1&d4t Psakhis­
Yusupov, Vilnius USSR (ch) 1980/8 1 .
3 8 3 ... �e7 ? !
A) 4.d4
A I ) 4 . . . d6 5 . ClJ f3 1&e4 (5 . . . CLl e4 6.�e3 1&dS
7 .�d3± ECO)
A l l ) 6.�e3 CLl g4 7 .�d2 ClJ e3 S . fe c6 (S . . . d5
9 . ClJ c 3 �e6 1 O.�d3 f5 (Steinitz) 1 1 .0-0-0
�e7 1 2 . g4 fg 1 3 . CLl e 5 0-0 1 4. e4±1---+ Sozin)
9 .�d3 1&e7 1 0.0-0 g6= Forintos, Haag;
A 1 2) 6.�e2 �f5 7 .c4 (7 . ClJ a3 d5 S . O-O �a3
9 .�b5 m fS 1 O.�d3 �g4 1 1 .h3 �h5 1 2 .bai
t) �e7 S . O-O 0-0 9 . CLl c3 1&c2 I 0.�c2 �c2
1 1 .�f4 CLl bd7 1 2 . El ac l �g6 1 3 . ClJ h4t1±
Bardeleben, Mieses;
A2) 4 . . . ClJ c6
A21) 5 . CLl c6 �e4 6 .�e2 dc 7 . 0-0 �e6 S .c3
�d6 9.f4 0-0-0 1 0.�d3 �d5 1 l .f5 �d7
1 2 .�e3 (Tammert-Capron, France 1989)
:8:heS 1 3 .c4 VIiaSoo;
A22) S . CLl f3
A221) S . . . VIie4 6 .�e2 dS 7 . 0-0 �d7 S .c4
0-0-0 9 . CLl c3 VIifS 1 O.:8:e l dc 1 1 .�c4 �e6±
Birmingham-Capron, France 1989;
A222) S . . . CLl e4 6 .�e2 dS 7 . 0-0 �e6 S . c 3
VIid7 9 . :8:e l 0 - 0 - 0 1 0.�d3 fS 1 1 .�f4 �d6
12 .�d6± Kogan-Kosashvili, 1 986;
B) 4 . CLl f3
B 1 ) 4 . . . VIie4 ? ! S .�e2 dS [S . . . �cS 6. 0-0 0-0
7 . d4 �b6 S .c4 c6 9 . CLl c 3 VIie7 I O.�gS± An­
derssen-Kolisch, Paris 1 860] 6 . 0-0 �g4
7 .�bS mdS S .�e2± Anderssen-Goering,
Leipzig 1 87 1 ;
B2) 4 . . . CLl e4 S .�e2 VIidS 6 . 0 - 0 �e7 7 . d4 0 -
o S .c4 c6 9 . VIic2 (Forintos, Haag) ± .
39 4.VIif3?! CLl f6 S . d4 d6 6 . CLl d3 CLl c 6 =
Sozin.
40 6.f4 de [6 . . . CLl c 6 7 .�bS �d7 S . CLl c3 !
Forintos, Haag] 7 Je f6 [7 . . . CLl c 6 S . d4 fS
9.VIif4 �e6 1 0 .c3 0-0-0 1 1.�d 3 VIid7 12.�c2
gS 1 3 . VIif2 �e7 14.CLl d2 :8:hfS I S . CLl b 3 ±
Chandler-Jimenez, Oviedo (aktiv) 1992]
A) S . CLl c3 VIieS 9 . VIieS fe 1 0 .d4 ! ? [ 1 O.�c4
�cS ] �b4 1 1 .�c4 ! ? :8:fS [I I . . .ed 12 .�gS dc
1 3 .0-0- 0 --+ ] 1 2 .�e3 �g4 1 3 . h3 �hS 1 4. de
CLl c6± Vitolinsh-Shmit, USSR 1975.
B) S .d4 CLl d7 [ S . . . fe 9 . de CLlc6 1 0.�f4]
Bl) 9 . CLl c 3 fe 1 0 . CLl dS CLl f6 I l . CLl f6 gf
1 2 .�bS ? c6 1 3 .�c6 bc 1 4 . VIic6 mf7
B11) I S . VIiaS �b7 1 6 . VIia7 [ 16.VIibS ? ! �g7
1 7 .VIia7 ed I S .mf2 :8:eS I 9 . :8:g 1 fS 20 .h3 VIie2
2 1 . ct?g3 :8:e3 0-1 Biedarva-Chalupetzky,
corr 1 903] ed 1 7 .mf2 VIie4--+ ;
B12) I S . VIidS m g 6 1 6 . VIiaS � b 7 --+ Ed.
Lasker-Chalupetzky, corr 1 903;
B2) 9 .�f4 fe 1 0.de gS 1 1 .�g3 �g7 1 2 . CLl c 3
�eS 1 3 .�eS VIieS 1 4. 0-0-0 0 - 0 I S .�c4 ct?hS
1 6 .:8:hf l ± Forintos, Haag;
22
41 6 .. . CLl d7 7 . CLl c 3 de S . CLl dS CLl f6 9 . CLl f6
gf 1 O.�bS �d7 [ 1 0 . . . c6 1 1 .�c6 mdS 1 2.�d2 !
as 1 3 .�dS± Hooper] 1 1 .�d7 md7 1 2 .0-0±
Sozin.
6 ... f6
A) 7J4 CLl d7 [7 . . . CLl c6? ! S .�bS± Forintos,
Haag] S . CLl c 3 fe 9 . CLl dS CLl f6
A I ) I O. CLl f6 gf 1 1 .�bS c6 1 2 .�c6 bc 1 3 .VIic6
m f7 1 4 . VIidS ! [ 1 4 . VIiaS? �b7 I S . VIia7 ed
1 6. m f2 :8:gS 1 7 . :8:g 1 VIie4 I S . g 3 VIic2 1 9 . m n
VIid l 20. m f2 VIif3 2 l .ct?e 1 � g 7 22.VIid4 :8:eS
2 3 . md2 :8:e2 24.ct?dl :8:g2 2S . m e l VIie2#
Bisguier] ct?g7 I S . VIiaS �b7 1 6 . VIia7 ed
1 7 . m f2 VIie4 I S . :8:g 1 VIic 2 1 9 . ct?e l VIie4
20. ct?d 1 ± Steinitz;
A2) I O. CLl e7 CLl e4 1 1. CLl dS mdS 1 2 .�d3 c6
1 3 .�e4 cd 1 4 .�dS ed I S .�d2± L10-0-0
Steinitz;
B) 7 . CLl c 3 de S . CLl dS VIid6 9 . de fe 1 O.�f4
c 6 [ 1 0 . . . CLl d7 1 1 . 0 - 0 - 0 �e7 1 2 . �c4± ]
1 1 . 0-0-0 ! ± Steinitz.
6 ... CLl c6
A ) 7J4 de S .de f6 9 . CLl c3 [9 .�bS �d7 1 0. CLl c3
0-0-0 1 1 .�e3± Forintos, Haag] fe 1 0. CLl dS
VIidS I I Je± Forintos, Haag;
B) 7 .�bS �d7 S . O-O de 9.dS CLl b S [9 . . . fS ?
I O.VIie2 CLl bS 1 1 .:8:e 1 �bS 1 2 .VIibS c6 1 3 .VIib3
cd 1 4.�gS+- Speelman-Koegh, Amster­
dam 1978] 1 0.d6 cd I l . VIib7 �bS 1 2 . VIiaS
VIic7 1 3 .�e3± Ugrinovic.
42 7 VIie5 VIieS S . de �fS ! ? [S . . . CLl c 6 ? !
.
9 .�bS �d7 1 O.�c6 �c6 I I .O-O± Forintos,
Haag]
A) 9 .�d3 ? �d3 1 0.cd CLlc6 1 1 .�f4 CLl b4=t
Pachman;
B) 9.c3 CLl d7
Bl) 1 0. f4
B11) 1 0 . . . �cS [ 1 O . . . f6 ! ? Forintos, Haag]
1 1 .b4 �b6 12 . CLl d2 0-0-0
B 111) 1 3 .�e2 ? f6--+ (Karimov-Jaroslav­
tsev, Rostov 1974) 1 4.g4 �e6 I S .c4 �d4
1 6.fi:b l fe 1 7 .fS fif7 1 8 . ct:l e4 ct:l f6 1 9 .ct:l g3
h6 20.h4 bS=t Pachman;
B112) 0 1 3 . ct:l c4 Forintos, Haag;
B12) 1 0 . . . 0-0-0 I I .fie3 f6 1 2 . ct:l d2 fe 1 3 .fe
CLJeS+ Kos-Potapov, Ceske Budejovice
1995;
B2) 1 0 .fif4 0 - 0 - 0 [ Xe S ] 1 1 . ct:l d2 ct:l eS
1 2.fieS fi:e8= ;
C) 9 . 1?,bS CLJd7 [ L'l9 . . . c6 1 O.fid 3 ] 1 0 .0-0
[ 1 0 .fid7 m d7 Xc2, eS] fic2 1 1 .fif4 c 6
1 2.fie2 fifS 1 3 . ct:l c 3 fi e7 = Sapfirov-Jaros­
lavtsev, USSR 1 97 1 ;
D) 9.CLJc3 CLJd7 [9 . . . fic2 ? 1 0. ct:l dS±] 1 0.fif4
fics 1 1 .0-0-0 fif2 1 2 . ct:l dS fib6 1 3 . ct:l b6
CLJb6 1 4.fid3 fid3 I S . fi:d3 O-O± Gemste­
Shemaitite, USSR 1979.
43 7 ... f6
A) 8.f4 ct:l d7 9 . ct:l c 3 fe 1 O .fic4± [ 1 0 . ct:l dS
ct:lf6oo] Forintos, Haag;
B) 8.CLJc3 WieS 9 .WieS fe 1 0.figS L'l0-0-0 ±
Forintos, Haag.
44 8 f4 fid7 [ 8 .. .f6 -4 1 /6 ct:l c6/A] 9 . ct:l c3
. .•.
0-0-0 1 0.fic4 [ 1 O. ct:l d5 ? Wie8 I l .Wie2 f6 !
1 2.ef Wif7 1 3 .c4 fib4 1 4 .mf2 fi:he8 I S .fie3
fi:e3 ! 1 6.Wie3 fi:e8 1 7 .Wid3 fics+- Jugai­
Jaroslavtsev, corr 1 970; 1 O.fid2 ! ? Forin­
tos, Haag] Wih4 l 1 .g3 Wih3 1 2 .fifl Wie6
1 3 .fig2 f6 1 4 . 0 - 0 ± Martens-Delanoy,
Kecskemet 199 1 .
8.fif4 gS !
A) 9.fig3 ? fS I O.Wie2 f4 1 1 .Wih S Wif7 1 2.WigS
fg 1 3 .hg fics-+ Nagaizev-Jaroslavtsev,
USSR 1 97 1 ;
B) 9.fibS fid7 1 0.fid2 fS 1 1 .Wie2 0-0-0
1 2 .0-0 f4 1 3 .fic3 fi:g8°o Seknadje-Novo­
loni, Paris 1989;
C) 9.fie3 fig7 1 0.fibS fid7 I l .CLJc3 fieS =
1 2.0-0-0 [L'l 1 2 . ct:l dS fS 1 3 . CLJe7 fe] 0-0-0
1 3 .fi:he l fic3 1 4 .Wie7 CLJe7 I s .fid7 fi:d7
1 6.fi:d7 md7 1 7 . bc= Pachman.
23
8.ct:lc3 WieS 9 .WieS ct:l eS
A) 1 0. ct:l b S fib4 1 I . c 3 fiaS 1 2.fif4 f6 1 3 .ct:l a3
fifS 1 4 .0-0-0 fi:d8 I S . fi:d8 md8 1 6 .fieS fe
1 7 . ct:l c4 fib6 1 8 .fie2± Saltaev-Kstrba, Bu­
dapest 1989;
B) 1 0 .fif4 fid6 1 1 .fig3 ! fid7 1 2 . 0-0-0
0-0-0 1 3 . ct:l e4 fic6 1 4 . ct:l d6±1@ Vasiukov­
Chekhov, USSR (ch 11) 1975 -20/27 1 .
4 5 9 .f4 ? ct'leS .
9.0 -0 0-0-0
A ) 1 0.fic6 fic6 1 1 .WifS fid7 1 2 .Wif4 f6 1 3 . ef
gf 1 4.ct'lc 3 Wif7� (Witmann-Lieff, Bochum
1 979) I S .fie3� Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 0.ct'lc3 ct'leS
B 1 ) I l .fid7 fi:d7 1 2 .fie 3 ct'lc6 1 3 .Wia4 Wib4=
Rabinovich-Jaroslavtsev, Rostov 1 972;
B2) 1 1 .fie3
B21) I I . . . fi c 6 1 2 . WifS Wie6 1 3 .Wie6 fe
1 4 .fic6 ct'lc6 I S .ct'le4± Sick-Seegler, Ger­
many 1987;
B22) 1 I . . . fibS 1 2 .ct'lbS CLJc6 1 3 .ct'la7 ! ? ct'la7
1 4.Wia4 ct'lc6 I S .Wia8 ( Kholmov-Belousov,
USSR 1974 - 1 7/275) ct'lb 8 1 6 .fia7 Wie4
1 7 .fi:fe l Wic6 1 8 . fi:ad l fid6 1 9 .fi:d6! Wid6
20.Wib8 md7 2 1 .Wib7°o Pachman;
B23) 1 1 . . . a6 ! ?
B23 1 ) 1 2 .ct'ldS Wie6 1 3 .ct'lf4 fS ? [o I 3 . . . Wie7]
1 4.ct'le6 fe I S .ct'ld 8 fibS 1 6.fi:fd 1 fic4 1 7 .fi:d4
fid6 1 8 .b3± Kruchem-K.Adamsky, corr
1 990;
B) 1 2 .fia6 fic6 ! 1 3 .WifS fid7 1 4.Wie4 fic6=
Kholmov.
46 9 .. Wie5?? l O.fic6+-.
.
9 ct'le5 ? 1 O.ct'ldS [ 1 0 .Wib7 ct'lf3 1 1 .md 1 Wid6
.•.
1 2 . Wi d S ±] Wid6 1 1 . fi f4 f6 [ 1 1 . . . 0 - 0 - 0
1 2.fieS fi:e8 1 3 .fid7 <j;,ld7 1 4.f4 f6 I S .0-0-0
+-] 1 2 .fid7 Wid7 1 3 . 0-0-0+- Ugrinovic.
47 10 .. a6? ! I l .fic4 fie6? 1 2 .fia6 mb8
.
1 3 .fibS fi:d4 1 4.Wie3 ct'lb4 I S .fia4+- Sax-
Hulak, Budapest 1 975.
10 .. . f6? ! 1 1 .ef iWf6 1 2 .0-0-0± Yudasin­
Montecatine, Dos Hermanas 1992.
48 1 1 .�c6?! �c6 1 2 .iWfS iWd7 1 3 .iWd7
[ 1 3 .iWgS �e7t] E1d7 1 4.�gS E1g8� Forintos,
Haag.
49 11 ... h5 1 2 . h4± Forintos, Haag.
11 .. f5 1 2 .ef iWf6 1 3 . 0-0± Forintos, Haag.
. hunder, Calcutta 1848] It>n [7 . . . lt>d7 8 .eS-­
11 ... �g7 1 2 . 0-0-0±
A) 1 2 . . . fS 1 3 . ef iWf6 1 4 .�c7 ! Forintos,
Haag;
B) 1 2 . . .tLle S 1 3 . � d7 E1d7 1 4 . E1d7 iWd7
I S .�eS E1e8 1 6 . E1d]+- Forintos, Haag;
C) 1 2 . . . E1he8 1 3 .E1he l
Cl) 1 3 . . .fS 1 4.ef iWf6 I S .iWa4± Forintos,
Haag;
C2) 1 3 .. .tLleS 1 4 .iWh7 �bS I S .tljbS E1d l
[ I S . . . iWb4 1 6 .iWg7 CLl d3 1 7 . cd E1e I 1 8 .iWc3±]
1 6 .E1d l iWf6 1 7 . CLl c3±.
50 Cochrane.
4.CLld3? ! CLl e4
A) S .iWe2 iWe7 6.b3 [6.g3] CLl c 6 7 .�b2 �fS
8.g4 �d7 9 .�g2 O-O-O ! ? 1 0 .0-0 [ 1 O.�e4
E1e8 ; 1 0.iWe4 iWe4 1 1 .�e4 E1e 8 ] CLl c S I l .iWe7
�e7 1 2 . CLl c S dc 1 3 .E1e l �f6 ! + Glek-Ivan­
chuk, Pinsk 1986;
B) S . g3 dS [S . . . iWe7 ! ? 6 .iWe2] 6.�g2 �d6
7 . 0-0 0-0 8.b4 E1e8 9 .�b2 c6 [9 . . . �fS ! ?]
I O . CLl c3 �fS I l . CLl e2 CLl d7 1 2 . CLl d4 �g6oo
Polaczek-Krukowski, Brussels 1987.
5 1 5.�c4? !
A) S . . . @e8 6.0-0
AI) 6 ... cS 7.h3 iWc7 8.f4 CLl c 6 9 . CLl c3 a6
1 0. a4� Cochrane-Mohishunder, Calcutta
1 848;
A2) 6 . . . c6 7 .�b3 CLl a6 [7 . . . iWe7 8 . CLl c3 �e6
9.d4 �b3 1 0.ab CLl bd7 1 l . f4 g6 1 2.eS de
1 3 .fe CLl hS 1 4 . CLl e4 iWg7 I S . CLl gS ± Mac-
24
kenzie & Minoz-Breizinger & Gilbert,
Brooklin 1 869] 8 . d4 g6 9.c4 �e7 I O. CLl c 3
iWd7 I l . h3 b6 1 2 .f4 �b7 1 3 .�e3 It>d8 1 4.a4 t
± Cochrane-Mohishunder, Calcutta 1848;
A3) 6 . . . �g4 7 . f3 �hS 8 .iWe l �n 9 .�f7 It> n
I O.d4 cS 1 1 .dS (Cohrane) g6 1 2 . f4 �g700 ;
B) S . . . �e6 6.�e 6 It>e6 7 .d4 [7.0-0 It>d7 8 .d4
@c8 9 . c4 CLl bd7 I O.CLl c3� It>b8 1 l .f4 a6 1 2.a4
@a7 1 3 . b4 E1c 8 1 4 .�e3-- Cohrane-Mohis­
Osnos, Kalinichenko; 7 . . . c6 8 . 0-0 @d7
9 .c4 hS I O. CLl c3 It>c7 1 l .f4 CLl bd7 1 2 .iWd3
h4 1 3 .�d2t/� Agrinsky-Boganov, 1960]
Bl) 8 . 0-0 �e7 9 .iWf3 [9 . CLl c 3 ] CLlc6 1 0.E1d l
iWc8 I I .iWb3 @g6 1 2 . CLl c3 h6 1 3 .f4 It>h7
1 4 .h3 E1b8 I S .�e3 bS 1 6.eS CLl aS+ Gurevich­
Chernikov, Maikop 1972;
B2) 8 . CLl c3 �e7 9 .iWe2 [9 .iWf3 CLl c6] E1f8
1 O.�e3 It>g8 1 1 .0-0-0 c6 1 2 . g4 dS 1 3 .eS
CLl e4 !00 ;
B ) S . . . dS ! 6.�b3 [6.ed �d6 7 . 0-0 E1f8 8 . d4
It> g8+ Bisguier]
C l ) 6 . . . CLl e4 7 .iWhS @e6 (Steinitz) [7 . . . @e7?
8 .�dS CLl cS 9 . 0-0 __ Osnos, Kalinichenko]
8 . 0-000;
C2) 6 . . . �d6 ! ? 7 .�dS CLl dS 8 .iWhS g6 9.iWdS
It>g7 1 0.0-0 CLl c6 ! ?00 [ I O . . . c6? ! 1 1 .iWd4 iWf6
1 2 . iW f6 It> f6 1 3 . d4oo Cochrane-Mohis­
hunder, Calcutta 1848] ;
C3) 6 . . . �g4 ! ? 7 . f3 [7 .�d5 ? iWdS-+] �e6
8.eS CLl hS [lliWh4] 9 . 0-0 g6 1 O.f4 CLl g7+
Osnos, Kalinichenko;
C4) 6 . . . iWe8 ! 7 .d3 �e6 8 . eS �g4 [8 . . . d4 ! ?
Osnos, Kalinichenko] 9 .�dS CLl dS l O.iWg4
iWeS+- Osnos, Kalinichenko;
C5) 6 . . . �e6 ! 7 . eS [ 7 . CLl c 3 de 8 .�e6 @e6
9 . CLl e4 CLl e4 1 0.iWg4 It> n I l .iWe4 iWe7-+]
CLl e4 8 . d4 cS 9 .iWf3 It>e8+ Schachzeitung
1 86 1 .
5.CLl c3
A) S . . . �e6 6.d4 -S 2/5 ... �e6/C;
B) S . . . g6 6. d4 -8;
C) 5 . . . 11e7 6.11c4 11e6 7 . 11e6 @e6 8 . d4 c6 -
62/7 ... 11e6;
D) 5 . . . Vf1e7 6.d4 -5 2/S .Vf1e7 ;
..
E) 5 . . . Vf1e8 ! ? [1l6.11c4 11e6 7 .11e6 Vf1e6+] 6.d4
El) 6 . . . g6 [6 . . . ttJ e4? 7 .Vf1h5 g6 8 . Vf1d5 ] - 521
S ... Vf1e81B ;
E2) 6 . . . c5 ! ? ;
F) 5 . . . c5 .
52 S ... ttJe4? 6.Vf1h5 me7 7 . Vf1e2± (Bron­
stein) lld5 8 . 11g5 . S ... bS? 6.11b 5 11b7 7 . ttJ c 3
c 6 [ 7 . . . ttJ e4 8 . Vf1f3+-] 8 . 11d3 g 6 9.f4 mg7
1 O.Vf1e2 ttJ bd7 1 1 .0-0 11e7 1 2 .e5± -+ Olei­
nik-Kupfer, corr. 198 1/84.
S ... 11g4? ! 6.f3 11e6 7 . ttJ c3 11e7 8 . 11d3 �f8
9.0-0 mg8 1 0.mh l c5 ? ! 1 l .e5 de 1 2 .de ttJ fd7
1 3.f4 ttJ c6 1 4 .Vf1h5± Kurkin-Sablin, corr.
198 1/84.
S ... dS ? ! 6.e5 ttJ e4 [6 . . . ttJ e 8 7 . 11d3 g6 8 . h4-+
Osnos, Kalinichenko] 7 . 11d3 [7.Vf1f3 mg8
S.Vf1e4?? 11b4+- Fedorov] Vf1h4 [7 . . . ttJ c6
S.c3 meS 9 . h4 11f5 1 0 . g4 11e6 1 1 . f3 ±
Sayapin-Rubin, corr 198 1/84] 8 . 0-0 g 6
9.11e4 [9.f3 ttJ g5 1 0. f4-+ Os nos, Kalini­
chenko] de 1 0.f3-+ Novozhidov-Orlov, corr
1981184.
S ... 11e6
A) 6.Vf1f3 c6 117 . e5 ? de 8 .de Vf1a5+- Semen­
kov-Rubin, corr 1981/84;
B) 6.11d3 11e7 7 . 0-0 g6 8 .c4 mg7 9 . ttJ c 3
ttJ a6 l O.a3 c6 1 1 .h 3 ttJ c7 1 2 .d5 11f7 1 3 .11e3
h6 1 4.f4 11e5 -+ Shirazi-Lane, Los Angeles
1983 .
C) 6.ttJc3 11e7 7 . f4t Staunton;
S ... ttJbd7
A) 6.11c4 d5 7 . 11dS ttJ d5 8 . Vf1h5 g6 9 .Vf1d5
cllg700;
B) 6.e5 de 7 . de Vf1e7 8 . 11c4 @e8 9.f4 ttJ b6
1 0.11e2 ttJ e4 1 1 .11f3 11f5 1 2 .Vf1e2 Vf1h4
B 1 ) 12 . . . ttJc5? 1 3 .0-0 ttJ e6 1 4.11e3-+ Lipski­
Nachlik, Nalechov 198 1 ;
B 2 ) 1 2 . . . Vf1b4 1 3 . c3 Vf1c4 1 4.Vf1c4 ttJ c4 1 5 . g4
25
11g6 1 6 .f5 ttJ c500;
B3) 1 3 .g3 ttJ g3 1 4 .Vf1f2 11c5 1 5 .Vf1g3 Vf1e7
1 6 .11b7 �d8 1 7 .11c6 mf8°o Domuls.
S ... Vf1e7 6 . ttJ c3
A) 6 . . . ttJ e4? 7 . Vf1h5 ;
B) 6 . . . 11e6
B1) 7 .Vf1f3 mg8 8.e5 ttJ fd7 ? ! 9 . ttJ dS Vf1d8
1 0.11c4 11e7 1 1 . ttJ f6+- Rubin-Dyakov, corr
1981/84;
B2) 7 .11d3 ! ? Osnos, Kalinichenko;
C) 6 . . . g6 7 . 11d3 11g7
C1) 8 . 11g 5 ? ! h6 9 . 11h4 g5 1 0 . 11g3 �f8
1 1 .0-0 mg8 1 2 .e5 ttJ e 8 1 3 .Vf1h5 11f5 1 4. ttJ d5
Vf1e6+ Svenn-Maiorov, Hallsberg 1980;
C2) 8 . 0-000.
S Vf1e8
•..
A) 6.11c4
A I ) 6 . . . 11e6
All) 7 . 11d3? ttJ c6 8 . 11e 3 [ S . c 3 ttJ e4 9 . 11e4
11f5 + Forintos, Haag ] ttJ b4 ! 9 . 0 - 0 c5
1 O . ttJ c3 ttJ d 3 + Shirjaev-Fedoseev, corr
198 1/84;
A12) 7 .d5 i.c8 ! ? 8 . f3 ttJ bd700 ;
A2) 6 . . . d5 7 . 11dS ttJ d5 8 .Vf1h5 g6 9 .Vf1d5
Vf1e6°o Makarychev, Grodzensky;
B) 6 . ttJ c 3
B1) 6 . . . d5 ? ! 7 .e5 i.b4 8 .Vf1f3 mg8 9 . 11d3
11g4 1 0 .Vf1f4 11c3 l l .bc 11h5 1 2 .0-0±
Zaidler-Brauer, Suh1 1 983;
B2) 6 . . . g6 -8;
C ) 6.11d 3 ttJ c6 [6 . . . ttJ e4? 7 .Vf1h5 g6 8 . Vf1d5+­
] 7 . c 3 d5 8 . e5 [ 8 .0-0 ? ! de 9 . i.c4 mg6 1 0. f3
11e6 11 1 l .dS ttJ a5 + Forintos, Haag] ttJ e5
9 . de Vf1e5 1 0.Vf1e2=:.
S ... c6
A) 6 . 11d3 i.e7 7 . 0-0
AI) 7 . . . g6 8 . c4 @g7 9 . ttJ c3 ttJ bd7 1 O.11e3
ttJ f8 1 l .h3 d5 1 2.e5 ttJe8 1 3 .cd cd 1 4 .f4
11b4 1 5 .f5 ± Vitolinsh-Butnorius, Vilnius
1985;
A2) 7 . . . ttJ a6 8 . ttJ c3 11e6 9 . f4
A21) 9 . . . Vf1c7 ? 1 0.e5 Vf1b6 l 1 . m h l ! 11g4
1 2 .\We 1 ttJ dS 1 3 .\Wg3 �cS 1 4. ttJ dS cd l S .c3
\WdS 1 6 .fS --+ Vitolinsh-Alexandrov, Riga
(aktiv) 1990;
A22) 9 . . . \Wb6 ! ? ;
A3) 7 . . . \WaS ! ? S .c3 gdS 9.f4 \WhS 1 0.�e2
�g4 1 1 .�g4 \Wg4 1 2 .\Wb3 dS 1 3 .\Wb7 ttJ e4
1 4.fS [ 1 4.\WaS? \Wd7-+] \We2 I S .�f4 \Wa6
1 6.\Wc7 \Wc S+ Visseti-Stanger, Dortmund
1987;
B) 6 . ttJ c 3 �e7 -9.
53 6.�d3 �g7 [6 . . . cS] 7 . 0-0 geS S . ttJ c3
IifgS 9 . h3
A) 9 . . . �e6 ? ! 1 0. f4 ttJ bd7 1 1 . \Wf3 c6 1 2 .�e3
\WaS 1 3 .g4 ttJ b6 1 4 .fS �c4 I S .gS ttJ fd7
1 6 .f6± Scotorenko-Per Bille Somod, corr
1987/88;
B) 9 . . . cS ! ? i1 1 0 .dS c4+ .
54 6 ..�g7 7 .�c4 �e6 S .�e6Iife6 9 . f41ifn
. A 1 2) 1 l . f4IifgS= 1 2 .eS de 1 3 . fe ttJ g4 1 4.d6
1 0 .eS
A) 1 0 . . . ttJeS 1 1 .\Wf3 c6
A I ) 1 2 . fS gfS 1 3 . fglifgS 1 4 .ghlifhS I S .�f4t
Rubin-Demidov, corr 1981/84;
A2) 1 2 . ttJ e4
A21) 1 2 . . . \Wd7 ? ! 1 3 .0-0 gfS 1 4.fS ! i1gf
I S .\Wb3 dS 1 6.e6+- Osnos, Kalinichenko;
A22) 1 2 . . . gfS ? ! 1 3 .\Wb3 dS 1 4 . ttJ g5 IifgS
I S . ttJ e6± Osnos, Kalinichenko;
A23) 1 2 . . . \WaS 1 3 .�d2 \WdS 1 4 .fS
A23 1 ) 1 4 . . . gf I S .\WfS lifgS 1 6. 0-0 de 1 7 .de
ttJ d7 I S .�c 3 ttJ fS 1 9 .9ad 1 \We6 20 . ttJ f6 �f6
2 1 .\We6 ttJ e6 22.ef+- Osnos, Kalinichenko;
A232) 1 4 . . . gfS I S .f6 IifgS 1 6 .\Wb3 \Wb3
1 7 .ab ttJ f6 I S .ef �f6 1 9 .ttJd6 �d4 20.0-0-0
± Makropoulos-Toth, Rome 1981 -31/365;
A233) 1 4 . . . de I S . fg IifgS (Forintos, Haag)
1 6 .0-0 hg 1 7 .de ttJ d7 I S .�c3 --+ ;
B) 1 0 . . . geS 1 1 .0-0
B1) 1 1 . . . ttJ fd7 ? ! 1 2 .fS de [ 1 2 . . . gf 1 3 .\WhS
IifgS 1 4 .�gS \Wc S I S .ttJ dS de 1 6 .gfS --+ Ro­
man-Moulain, Paris 1 989] 1 3 .fg Iifg S
26
1 4 .\WhS h6 1 S .�h6 ttJ f6 1 6 .gf6 \Wf6 1 7 .�gS
+- Didzun-Michok, Cottbus 1988;
B2) 1 1 . . . ttJ c6
B21 ) 1 2 .dS de 1 3 .dc \Wd 1 1 4 . ttJ d 1 bc I S .fe
geS= Vitolinsh-Anikaev, USSR (ch 1 1)
1979;
B22) 1 2 .ef! \Wf6 1 3 . ttJ bS ge7 1 4.c3± (Vai­
ser-Vysotsky, corr. 1981/84) a6 I S .\Wb3
IiffS 1 6 . fS ! gS [ 1 6 . . . gf 1 7.\WdS g f7
I S . ttJ c7+-] 1 7 . ttJ a3 gaeS I S . ttJ c 2 bS 1 9 .dS
ttJdS 2 0 . ttJ d4+- O'Neill-Solomon, Aus­
tralia 1985 .
6 ... \We8
A) 7 .�c4 �e6 S .dS [ S . \We2 Kaerner, Pet­
kevich]
A I ) S . . . �cS 9 . 0-0 �g7 l O.ge l gfS
All ) l 1 .eS de 1 2.d6 �e6 1 3 .geS �c4 1 4.geS
geS I S .dc ttJ a6 1 6 .�f4 gecS+ Vitolinsh­
Anikaev, Riga 1982;
IifhS I S .e6 ttJ eS 1 6.d7 ttJ bd7 1 7 .ed \Wd7
I S .\Wd7 ttJ d7= Popov-Grodzensky, corr
1982/83;
A2) S . . . �d7 ! ? i1bS ,b4 Xe4 Domuls;
B) 7 .�d3
B 1 ) 7 . . . cS S .dc dS ! ? Osnos, Kalinichenko;
B2) 7 . . . �g7 S . O-O
B21) S . . .�g4 9.f3 �e6 1 0.f4 IifgS 1 1 .\Wf3
c 6 1 2 . h 3 --+ Kahlert-Vogel, Bundesliga
1989;
B22) S . . . gfS 9 .eS
B221) 9 . . . de? ! 1 0.de \WeS l 1 . ge 1 --+ \WcS
1 2 . � e3 \Wc6 1 3 . �bS \Wd6 1 4 . �c4 �e6
I S .�cS± Frolova-Lutskane, Leningrad
1989;
B222) 9 . . . ttJ g4
B2221 ) 1 0.h3 ttJ h6 l 1 .ed Iif gS [ 1 1 . . .cd
1 2 .ge 1 \Wc6 1 3 .�e4+- Domuls] 1 2 .dc ttJ c6
[ 1 2 . . . ttJ a6 ! ? 1 3 . b3 \Wc 6 Domuls] 1 3 . dS ttJ eS
1 4.�e4 ttJ hn [ 1 4 . . . �fS I S .ge 1 \Wd7 1 6.�h6 !
�h6 1 7 .d6 �e4 I S . ttJ e4 \Wc6 1 9 .b3± Vito­
linsh-Domuls, Riga 1 983] I S . d6 \Wd7
 1 6.!e3 tLld6 [ 1 6 . . . Wd6 1 7 .Wd6 tLl d6 1 8 .!d5
tLldf7 1 9 .!c5 1::1 e 8 20.1::1 fe l ±] 1 7 . !dS ct;>h8
1 8 .!c5 1::1 f6 [ 1 8 . . . Wc7 1 9 . tLl e4 tLl e4 20. !f8
!f8 2 1 .!e4 !e6oo Domuls] 1 9 .1::1 e l [ 1 9 .We2
V!1c7 20.!d4 1::1[5 2 1 . g4 1::1 g 5+ Domuls) 1::1[5 !
20.!d6 Wd6 2 1 . !e4 Wc7 22 . tLl dS Wc5
23.!f5 !f5 24. tLl e3°o Osnos, Kalinichenko;
B2222) 1 O.!c4 !e6 I l .d5 !f5 1 2 .e6 ct;>g8
1 3 .!e2 [X!f5 ] (Forintos, Haag) tLl f6 1 4.g4
!e6 1 5 .de We6 1 6 .g5±.
6...c6 7 .!c4 [ 7 . !d3 ! ?] d5 8 .ed cd 9 . tLl d5
!e6 1 0 . tLl e3 !c4 1 1 . tLl c4 tLl c6 [ 1 1 . . . Wd5
1 2 .tLle3 Wd7°o Forintos, Haag] 1 2 .c3 b5
1 3 .tLle3 a6 1 4 . a4 b4 1 5 .0-0 !d6 1 6 . tLl c4
rtJg7 1 7.f4 1::1 c 8 1 8 . tLl e5oo Shulman-Ungurs,
Riga 1986.
6 ... !e 7
A ) 7.V!1f3 ? ! ct;>g7 8 . !f4 lLl c6 9 .We3 1::1 e 8 1 0.f3
d5 I l .e5 g5 ! 1 2 .!g3 [ 1 2 . !g5 tLl g4+] tLl h5
1 3 .!f2 g4+ Strukov-Rodin, corr 1985/86;
B) 7.!c4 ct;>g7+;
C) 7.!h6
Cl) 7 . . . 1::1 e 8 8 .!c4 !e6 9 . !e 6\tle6 1 0 .Wf3 �
Rodin;
C2) 7 . . . tLl g4 8 .!c4 \tle8 9 . !d2± Rodin ;
C3) 7 . . . d 5 8 . lLl d5 ! [8 .e5 tLl g4 9 .Wf3 !f5
1 O.!d2 c5°o Rodin] tLl d5 [ 8 . . . tLl e4 9 .Wf3 ]
9.!c4 c6 l O .ed cd I I .Wf3 � Osnos, Kalini­
chenko.
6...!e6 7 .!d3 !g7
A) 8.h3 1::1 e 8 9 . !e3 ct;>g 8 1 0 .Wd2 tLl bd7
1 1 .0-0-0 c5 ! 1 2 .d5 !f7+± �a6, b5 Badenes­
Morgado, corr 1985 .
B) 08.0-0 1::1 e 8 - 5 3 .
5 5 7.!c4? ! ! e 7 8 . !g5 [ 8 . f3 c 5 9 . d5
tLl bd7 1 0.!e3 tLl e5 1 1 .!e2 b5+ Shetinin­
Smirnov, corr 1982/83] c6 9 .Wd2 h6 1 0.!f6
!f6 1 1 .0-0 1::1 e 8+ Poletov-Kapustin, corr
1981/84.
7.!g5 ? ! !e7 [7 . . . h6 ! ? Pachman] 8 .Wd2 h6
[8 . . . 1::1e 8 ? ! 9 . 0-0-0 !e6 1 0. f4 c6 1 1 .!d3
27
lLl bd7 1 2 .f5 ± Demidov-Nicevic, corr 1981/
84] 9 . !e3 !e6 1 O.h3 tLl bd7 1 l . f4 d5 1 2 .e5
tLl h5't Amirov-Obukhov, corr 1 98 1/84.
7.f4
A) 7 . . . d5 8 .e5 lLl g4 9 .Wf3 !b4 1 0.h3 tLl h6
I I .!e3 !c3 1 2 .bc lLl f5 1 3 . !f2 h5 1 4.g3 c5
1 5 . !g2� Makarychev, Grozdensky;
B) 7 . . . We8 8 . e5 de 9 . fe !b4
B l ) 1 0 . !d3 tLl d5 I I .Wd2 1::1 f8 1 2 .Wh6 ct;>g8
1 3 . !d2 lLl c3 1 4.bc !a5 1 5 .h4 lLl c6 1 6 .h5
tLl e5 ! + Lazarev-Grozdensky, corr 1 98 1/
84;
B2) 1 0 .a3 !c3 I l .bc tLl c 6 1 2 . !e 2 tLl e5 1 3 .de
We5 1 4 . 0 - 0 !f5 1 5 . !f4 Wc3 1 6 . !d3�
Vitolinsh-Kveinis, Yurmala 198 1 .
7.!d3 ! ? c5°o.
56 7 ... !e7 8 . !e3 !e6 9 .Wd2 h6 [09 . . .
1::1 e8 Osnos, Kalinichenko] 1 0.f3 tLl bd7
1 1 . 0 -0-0 c6 1 2 .g4 a6 ? ! [0 1 2 . . . b5 ] 1 3 .h4
b5 1 4 .d5 cd 1 5 .ed b4 1 6 . de bc 1 7 .Wc3 1::1 c 8
1 8 .Wd2 lLl e5 1 9 .95 tLl h5 20.f4± Shulman­
Smulders, Riga 1986 .
7 ... d5 8.e5 tLl e4 9 . tLl e4 de 1 0 . 0 - 0 tLl c 6
I I .!e3 h 5 [ 1 1 . . .!e7 1 2 .Wd2 1::1 e 8 ] 1 2 . f3 ef
1 3.1::1 f3 !e6 ? ! [0 1 3 . . . !g4 1 4.1::1 f4�/� ] 1 4 .c4
!g4 1 5 . 1::1 f4 !e2 1 6 . W e2 \tlh7 1 7 . d 5 ±
Vitolinsh-Meiers, Latvia 1989.
57 8.!f3?! c5 9 . ! e3 tLl c6+ Bessonov­
Grozdensky, corr 198 1/84.
58 12.a4�.
59 6.!c4 ? ! d5 !
A) 7 .ed !d6+ ;
B) 7 . !b3 !e6 8 .e5 tLl e8 �g6,tLl g7+.
6.!d3 ? ! 1::1 e 8 7 . 0-0 [ 7 . e5 ? de 8 .de !b4+-]
ct;>g8+ Osnos, Kalinichenko .
60 6 . . !e6 ? ! 7 . f4 1::1 e 8
.
A ) 8 .Wf3 \tlg8 9.!d 3 tLlc6 I 0.!e 3 tLl b4 1 l .f5
�f7 1 2 . g4 c S 1 3 . 0 - 0 - 0 00 Gerasimov­
Kaliberdin, corr 1981/84;
B) S . fS �d7 9 .�c4 �fS 1 0. 0-0± Drovalev­
Kaliberdin, corr. 198 1/84.
6 ... Ei:e8 7 .�c4
A) 7 . . . dS ? ! S . ttJ dS �e6 9 . ttJ f6 �f6 l O.�e6
Ei:e6 I l .eS± (Fedorov-Salnikov, Leningrad
1977) 'lWdS [ 1 l . . .cS 1 2.0-0 �e7 1 3 .'lWB �gS
1 4.'lWb3 'lWb6 I S .c3 cd 1 6 .cd± Zemenkov­
Chernov, corr 198 1/84 ] 1 2 . 0 - 0 �e7
1 3 .'lWd3 Ei:g6 1 4.g3 ttJ c 6 I S .�e3 Ei:dS 1 6 .c3
(Osnos, Kalinichenko) 'lWB 1 7 .'lWd l ! ?±
ll ttJ eS I S .'lWb3 ;
B) 7 . . . �e6 S .�e6 [S .dS �cS 9 . eS de 1 0. d6
�e6= Forintos, Haag] �e6
B 1 ) 9 .'lWB �f7 [9 . . . ttJ bd7 1 0 .g4; 9 . . . �d7 ? ?
1 O.'lWfS+-J I 0.�e3 [lleSJ ttJ c6 1 1 .0-0-0
'lWcS 1 2 .h3 <;t>gS 1 3 . g4---+ Osnos;
B2) 9 . g4 ! ? �f7 1 0 .gS ttJ fd7 I l . f4 ttJ fS l 2 .fS
cS 1 3 .0-0 �gS 1 4 .'lWhS± Poleschuk-Pesh­
kov, corr. 198 1/84;
A) 7 . . . <;t>fS
C 1 ) S .'lWB ! ? [ ll S . . . �g4 9 .'lWf4 Osnos] ttJ c 6
9 .�e3 ttJ aS 1 0.�d3 �gS I l .eS ---+ Domuls;
C2) S .O-O
C21) S . . . c6 9 .'lWB bS l O .�b3 'lWc7 I I .�f4
b4 1 2 . ttJ a4 �g4 1 3 .'lWg3± Polyakov-Do­
muls, USSR 1982;
C22) S . . . ttJ c6 ! ?
C22 1 ) 9 . f4 ? ! �g4 I 0.'lWd3 ttJ b4 I 1 .'lWg3 dS ! =t
Sobrekases-Scholz, C a p d ' Adge 1985;
C222) 9.B dS ! ? [9 . . . ttJ aS 1 0.�d3 �gS�]
11 1 0 . ttJ dS ttJ dS 1 1 .�dS ttJ d4 1 2 .'lWd4 c6
1 3 .�h6 �f6 1 4 .'lWcS 'lWe7 ;
C223) 9 .�e3 ttJ aS l O.�d3 �gSoo Osnos,
Kalinichenko;
C23) S . . . �g4
C23 1 ) 9.'lWd3 ttJ c6 l O.a3 [ l O . f4 ttJ b4 I I .'lWg3
dS ! =t Polyakov-Domuls, Daugavpils 1982]
�hS 1 1 .f4 �g6 1 2 .dSoo/= Osnos, Kalini­
chenko;
C232) 9 . B �hS 1 0. g4 �f7 1 1 .�f7 <;t>f7 1 2 .gS
28
[ 1 2 .f4± Domuls] ttJ fd7 [ 1 2 . . . ttJ hS 1 3 . f4 g6
1 4 .fS ---+ ] 1 3 .f4 �gS 1 4.h4 ttJ fS I S .fS ttJ bd7
1 6 .'lWg4 c6 1 7 .�e3 bS I S . h S ---+ Forster­
Bierenbroodspot, Dieren 1989.
61 7 .� d3 ! ? Ei:eS [7 .. J :l:fS ! ?] S . O-O �gS
9.eS de 1 0.de ttJ g4 I I .�f4 �gS [ 1 1 . . .�e6
1 2.h3 ttJ h6 1 3 .�h6 gh 1 4.'lWhS ---+ J 1 2 .�g3
�h4 1 3 .�c4 �hS 1 4.e6
A) 1 4 . . . �g3 I S . fg 'lWd l 1 6 . Ei: ad l ttJ f6
1 7 . ttJ e4 ! �e6 l S . ttJ f6 gf 1 9 .Ei:fe i +- Isaev­
Dive, Moscow 01 1994 ;
B) o I 4 . . . 'lWd l I S .Ei:ad l �e7°o.
62 7 ... �f8? S .'lWf3 ttJ bd7 9 . g4 h6 1 0 .h4
ttJ b 6 1 1 . � b3 � e S 1 2 . g S hg 1 3 . h g 1 - 0
Petzsch-Briks, corr 1987.
7 . .�e6 S .�e6 <;t>e6
.
A) 9 . f4
A I ) 9 . . . Ei:fS l O.O-O �f7 I l . eS ttJ dS 1 2 . LtJ dS
cd 1 3 .fS� Bekkel-Richter, corr 1981;
A2) 9 . . . � d7 l O .eS ttJeS 1 1 . 'lW g4 �c7°o
Lazarev-Primakov, corr. 1981/84;
B) 9 .'lWB 'lWaS [9 . . . ttJ bd7 l O.'lWfS � f7 I l . eS
de 1 2 .de ttJ eS 1 3 .'lWeS �d6� Forintos, Haag]
1 0 . g4± ( Osnos, Kalinichenko)h6 I I . h4
11 1 2.gS .
63 9 . . ttJ d5? 1 O . 'lW h S g 6 1 1 .�dS � e S
.
1 2.'lWB Ei:fS 1 3 .'lWb3± Osnos, Kalinichenko.
64 1 2.c3 Ei:eS 1 3 .0-0 <;t>gS
A) 1 4. ttJ eS ttJ eS I S . de 'lWd l 1 6 .Ei:d l ttJ e4+;
A) 1 4.'lWb3 'lWdS ! +;
C) 1 4.�f4=/+.
65 6 .�c4 ? ! dS 7 .ed �d6 S . O-O
A ) S .O-O cd 9 .'lWd4 Ei:eS l O. ttJ c 3 �fS 1 1 .�f4
a6 1 2 . Ei:ae l � g S 1 3 . Ei:e8 ttJ e S 1 4 .Ei:e I bS
I S .�b 3 ttJ dH Mestrovic-Howell, Cannes
1995;
B) S . . . Ei:eS 9.dc �cS 1 0. ttJ c3 ? ! [o I O.�gS
Osnos, Kalinichenko] ig4 1 1 .iWd3 ct:l bd7
1 2 .1f4 ct:l eS 1 3 .ieS E1 e S 1 4 . E1 ae 1 iW e 8
I S .�d2 E1c8 1 6 . ct:l bS W g 8 1 7 .d6 cf? h 8 +
Yandemirov-Plisetsky, USSR 1 983.
66 6 ... 1e6? ! 7 .eS ct:l fd7 8 . iWf3 W g 8
9.�b7±.
6...�e8 7.ct:lc3
A) 7 ... dS ? ! 8 .igS
A I ) 8 . . . de? 9 .if6 ! gf (9 . . . cf?f6? 1 O. ct:l d S Wg6
1 1 . ct:l c 7+-) 1 0 . iW hS W e 7 l 1 . ct:l dS W d 8
1 2.�e8 We8 1 3 . ct:l c7+- Blatny;
A2) 8 . . . ct:lbd7 9 .ibS
A21) 9 . . . 1 c S ? 1 0 . if6 gf 1 1 . iWdS iWe6
1 2 .�hS Wg7 1 3 .id7+- Vitiolinsh-Viksni,
Riga 1985;
A22) 9 . . . de 1 0.1f6 L'lct:l dS -c7+- Blatny;
A23) 9 . . . �e6 1 0 .0-0
A231) 1O ... icS ? ! I l .ed iWfS 1 2 .iWd2 ct:l eS
1 3 .�ae 1 a6 [ 1 3 . . . �d8 1 4.1f6 iWf6 I S . ct:l e4+­
Blatny] 1 4.1e2 �d8 l S . cf?h 1 ib4 [ l S . . . if2?
1 6 .�f2 �f2 1 7 .ihS+- lS . . . W g 8 1 6 . f4--7
Blatny] 1 6 .f4--7 Savko-Meijers, Latvia ch
1994;
A232) 1 0 . . . ct:l e4 I I . ct:l dS --7 [ I I . ct:l e4 iW e4
1 2.1d3 iWeSoo] L'l ct:l gS 1 2 . ct:l c 7 ;
A233) 1 0 . . . d e 1 1 .iWe2� Blatny.
B) 7 . . . dc 8 .igS ! ? Blatny.
6... d5 7.eS iWe8 8.f4 ig4 [8 . . . ics 9.ie2
i2l fd7 1 0 .iWdS iWe6 1 1 .iWe4 ct:l b6 1 2 . fS --7
Osnos, Kalinichenko] 9 .ie2 ie2 l O.iWe2
A) 1 0 . . . 1cs 1 1 .ef iWc6 1 2 .cf?d l g6
AI) 1 3 .g4? iWf6 1 4.fS ct:l c6 I S .c3 �he8
1 6.�g2 Wg7 1 7 .E1f1 d4 1 8 .c4 �ad8 1 9 .9S
�f7 20 . ct:l d2 d3+ Vitolinsh-Khalifman,
Borzhomi 1984;
A2) 1 3 .fS ct:l d7 [ 1 3 . . . �e8 ! ?�] 1 4 .iWe6 iWe6
I S .fe We6 1 6 .�e I Wf6 1 7 . ct:l c 3 ct:l b6 1 8 .ie3
(:1; Matsukevich) ie3 1 9 .E1e3 E1he 8 = ;
A3) 1 3 . ct:l c3 ct:l d7 1 4.iWt3 �ad8 [ 1 4 . . . ct:l f6
I S .fS ] I S . � e l ct:l f6 [ I S . . . E1he8 1 6 . � e 8 ± ]
1 6 .fS ct:le4 1 7 .fg Wg6 1 8 .�f1 ± Makarychev,
29
Grodzensky;
B) 1 0 . . . ct:l e4 l 1 .ie3 ct:l a6 1 2 . ct:l d2 ct:l d2
1 3 .iWd2 E1d8 1 4.0-0-0 ics l s .id4 �f8+
Savko-Bauer, European jch 1993.
6 ...iWa5 7 . ct:l c3 iWcs 8 .ie3
A) 8 . . . iWb4 ? ! 9 . a3 [9 .iWd2 ie6 1 0.id3 ie7
1 1 .a3 iWaS� Savko-Rochko, Riga 1989]
L'l iWb2 1 0.id4+- Forintos, Haag;
B) 8 . . . iWaS 9 .ic4 ie6 1 0.ie6 We6
B1) l 1 .iWe2 ie7 1 2.g4 E1c8 1 3 . 0-0 E1c3
1 4 . bc ct:l c 6 I S .gSt Zelinsky-Volchok, corr
1988;
B2) 1 1 .0-0 ct:l c6 1 2.f4 �d8 1 3 . g4 [ 1 3 . a3
L'lg4 Matsukevich; 1 3 .iWd 3 Forintos, Haag]
dS
B21) 1 4.fS ? ! Wf7 I S .gS icS ! 1 6.gf ie3
1 7 . W h l d4 1 8 .fg E1hg 8+1t Novozhilov­
Raetsky, corr 1981/84;
B22) 1 4.gS
B221) 14 . . . ct:l e4 I S .iWg4 Wd6 1 6 . ct:l dS iWdS
1 7 . �ad l ± Makarychev, Grodzensky;
B222) 1 4 . . . de I S . iW e2 ct:l dS 1 6 . fS W e 7
[ 1 6 . . . Wf7 ! ?] 1 7 . ct:l e4± Makarychev, Grod­
zensky ;
C) 8 . . .iWc7 ! ? 9.ie2 [9 .id3 ! ?] fie7 1 0. 0-0
[ 1 O . g4 ! ?oo] �e8 1 1 . ct:l bS iWc6 1 2 . ct:l a7 iWe4
1 3 .it3 iWfS 1 4 .fid4 ct:l bd7 I S . ct:l c8 E1ac8
1 6 .ib7 �c2 l 7 . a4 ct:l cS 1 8 .ics dc 1 9 . aS
c4+ Bezgodov-Vasiliev, Ufa 1993.
67 7 ... d5? ! 8 .idS ie6 9.ie 6 We6 1 O.iWe2
iWaS I I . ct:l c 3 icS 1 2 .0-0 r I 2 .iWc4 ! ? Osnos,
Kalinichenko] Wf7 1 3 .iWc4 Wg6 1 4. ct:l dS
[ L'l ct:l f4] id6 [0 1 4 . . . h6 Karpov] I S .if4±
Vitolinsh-Raetsky, Naberezhnie Chelni
1988.
7 .. . We8 ? ! 8 . ct:l c 3 dc 9 . ct:l dS --7 Osnos, Kalini­
chenko.
68 9.cd?! fid6 1 0 . 0-0 (Wach -Vanka,
Praga 1989) Wf7+.
9.ct:lc3 dc 1 0.iWe2 ct:l d4 I I .iWc4 Wd7 1 2 .0-0
�eS+ Osnos, Kalinichenko.
69 9 ... dc? ! I O .�e2 4'l d4 1 1 .�e4 �d7
1 2 .e3±.
70 10.4'lc3 ! ?
A ) I O . . . de? I I .�e2 �f7 1 2 .�gS h6 1 3 J::;: ad l
�eS 1 4 .�f6 gf I S . 4'l e4 ElgS 1 6.�e4 �g7
1 7 . 4'l f6 ! +- Savko-Enin, Riga 1989.
B) 1 O . . . d4 Bl) I I . 4'l dS 4'l dS 1 2.ed �dS
1 3 .El e l �f7+ Forintos, Haag; l l .�e2 ! de
1 2 .�e4oo (Forintos, Haag) �e7 1 3 . eS 4'l eS
1 4.Ele I -+/� .
7 1 12.�f5? � e S 1 3 . 4'l c3 4'l d4 1 4 .�h3
�d7 A) I S .�d7 � d7 1 6 . CLl e4 CLl e2 ! I 7 .Elb l
[ 1 7 . e6 �e6] de I S .Eld l �e6 1 9 .b4 �e7-+
llElhdS Osnos, Kalinichenko;
B) I S .e6 �e6 1 6 .�d3 CLl e3 1 7 .be CLl e2
I S . � h l CLl e I 1 9 . Elac l � f7 20.Elce l �e6
2 1 .�f5 �gS+ Vitolinsh-Dautov, Minsk
1 988.
1 2 . CLl c3! CLl e 3 [ 1 2 . . . CLl e S ? 1 3 . � h5 CLl g 6
1 4. CLl e4 de I S .�e3 -+ M4] 1 3 .�fS �eS I 4 .be
g6 [ 1 4 . . . �eS ? I S .e6 !±] I S .�h3 �eS 1 6.�h6�
Dautov.
72 8.e5 ? ! CLl e4 9.ed �aS .
73 9 ... d5 I O.fS �eS I I . � h l �eS 1 2 .ed:t
Osnos, Kalinichenko.
74 12.�hl �d l 1 3 .Eld l CLl g4 1 4. CLl e4
A) 1 4 . . . CLl d4 ? I S .Eld4 ! cd 1 6. CLl gS± Vito­
Iinsh-Kveinys, Kuldiga 1 987 ;
B) 1 4 . . . �e7 I S .h3 CLl h6
B l ) 1 6 . g4 CLl d4+;
B2) 1 6 .e3�/+.
7 5 5.d3 CLl f6
A) 6 .�f4 �e7 7.d4 0-0 S . �d3 CLl e6 9 . e 3
� g4 1 O.�e2 �h S I 1 . CLl e3 � g 6 1 2 .0-0 CLl hS
30
1 3 .�g3 CLl g 3 1/2-1/2 V.Spasov-Popchev, Nik­
shic 199 1 ;
B) 6.�e2 �e7 [6 . . . d S 7 . CLl eS �d6 Forintos,
Haag] 7 . 0-0 0-0 S . CLl bd2 CLl e6 9 . CLl f3 �g4
I O. CLl e3 �e6 I l . d4 dS 1 2 . CLl eS CLl eS 1 3 .de
CLl e4 1 4 . f3 CLl e S I S .f4 fS = Udovcic-Bertok,
Yugoslavia 1952;
C) 6. d4
C l ) 6 . . . �e7 7 .�d3 0-0 [7 . . . �g4 ! ? Forintos ,
Haag] S . O-O ctJ e6 9.e3 EleS I O .�gS dS=
Padevsky-Kolarov, Sofia 1955;
C2) 6 . . . �fS 7 .�d 3 �d3 S .�d3 e6 9 .0-0 �e7
I O.�gS :t Capello-Toth, Italy 1978;
C3) 6 . . . dS 7 . CLl e3 eS ! [7 . . . �d6 S . CLl e3 e6
9 .�d3 0-0 1 0.0-0 EleS= Almgren-Levin,
Hollywood 1 955] S .�bS CLle6 9 . 0-0 �e6
I O.b3 �e7 I I . � a 3 cd 1 2 . � e 6 [ 1 2 . �e7
�e7 ! + ] be 1 3 .�e7 �e7 1 4.�d4 0-0 I S .CLl d2
as + Tseshkovsky-Vladimirov, Moscow
1 986.
76 5 ... d5? !
A) 6 . CLl e4 d e 7 . d4 e d S .�d3 �d3 9 .�d3:t
O ' Kelly-Pomar, Gijon 195 1 ;
B) 6 .�e2.5 ... CLl f6 6. d4
A) 6 . . . �e7
AI) 7 .�e2 0-0 S .dS [ S .O-O] CLl bd7 9 .�f4
CLl e S = Suetin-Malich, Berlin 1968;
A2) 7 .�d3 CLl e6 [7 . . . �g4 ! ?= Forintos, Haag]
S.dS CLl b4 9 .�e2:t Matanovic-Udovcic,
Yugoslavia (ch) 195 1 ;
A3) 7.h3 0 - 0 S .�d3 dS 9 . CLl eS eS I O .de
�eS 1 1 . 0 - 0 CLle6 1 2 . CLl e6 [ 1 2 .�f4 ! ?] be
1 3 .�gS h6 1 4 .�h4 �d6 I S .�f3:t Ricardi­
R.Garcia, Buenos Aires 1 993;
B) 6 . . . dS 7 . CLl eS
Bl) 7 . . . �fS S.g4 �e6 9.f4 CLl fd7 I O . CLl d3
�h4 I l . CLl f2 g6 1 2 .�f3 CLl e6 1 3 .�e3 CLl b6
1 4 . 0-0-0 hS I S .h3 0-0-000 Siklosi-Mathe,
Kecskemet 1 99 1 ;
B2) 7 . . . �d6 S .�gS e6 1l�b6 Forintos,
Haag;
B3) 7 . . . fie7 8 .fid 3 ti'l bd7 9 . 0-0 0-0 1 0J�e l
c5 1 1 . ti'l f3 c4 1 2 .fifl fib4 1 3 .fid2 fic3
1 4 .fic3 ti'l e4 1 5 .fib4 El: e 8 1 6 . ti'l d2 ti'l df6
1 7 .ctJe4 El:e4 1 8 .f3 El:e I 1 9 .iWe l fif5 = Thip­
say-Handoko, Manila (01) 1992.
77 6.dc
A) 6 . . . fie7
AI) 7 . f4 ctJ d7 8 .iWf3 ti'l f6 9 . ti'l e3 c6 l O.fid3
d5 I l .fid2 0-0 1 2 . 0-0-0 fic5 1 3 .h3 El:e8
1 4.ctJg4 ti'l e4 1 5 .fie3°o Langier-Casafus,
Buenos Aires 199 1 ;
A2) 7 .fif4 ctJc6 8 .iWd2 fi e 6 9 . 0-0-0 0 - 0
1 O . cj;> b 1 fif6 I I . h 3 El:e8 1 2. ti'l e 3 fie5 = Kara­
klaic-Bajec, Yugoslavia (ch) 1951;
A3) 7 .iWf3 fig5 8 .iWe4 iWe7 9 .iWe7 fie7
I O.fif4 fif5= Malaniuk-Kochiev, Tallinn
1 987;
A4) 7 .fid3 ti'l c6 8 .iWhS fie6 9 . 0-0 iWd7
1 0.ctJe3 ctJ e5 I I .f4 ti'l d 3 = Lehmann-Hooper,
Bognor Regis 1955;
B) 6 . . . d5 7 . ti'l e3
Bl) 7 . . . c6
B11) 8.f4 fic5 9 .iWf3 0 - 0 1 0 .fid2 ti'l d7
I l .id3 ti'l f6 1 2 . 0-0-0 (Boey-Pergericht,
Brussels 1986) El:e8= [Xe4] ;
B12) 8 .fid3 ti'l d7 9 . 0-0 ti'l f6 1 O. ti'l f5 fif5
I I .fif5 fie7 1 2 .El:e 1 0-0 1 3 .fig5 El:e8 1 4.iWf3
ctJd7= Evans-Bisguier, New York 1959;
B2) 7 . . . fi e6 8 . iW hS iWd6 9 .fid2 ti'l d7
1 0.0-0-0 0-0-0 I I .iWh4 iWb6°o Benjamin­
Lev, London 1987.
78 6 ... ctJc6 7 . d4 d5 8 . ti'l e 3 fie7 9 .fid3 fie6
I O.f4 f6 1 1 . El:b 1 ti'l a5 1 2 .0-0 iWd7 1 3 .El:b5
b6 1 4.iWhS fif7 1 5 .iWe2 c6 1 6 . El:e l ! g6? !
1 7 . ctJ d5 ! cd 1 8 .El:a5± Bertok-Andric, Yu­
goslavia (ch) 195 1 .
6... fie7 7 .d4
A) 7 . . . 0-0 8 .fid3
AI) 8 . . . ti'l c6 9.0-0 fif6 1 O. ti'l e3 g6 1 1 .f4
ctJ e7 1 2.f5± Gligoric-M.Vidmar, Yugos-
31
lavia (ch) 1 95 1 ;
A2) 8 . . . ti'l d7 9.0-0
A21) 9 . . . ti'l f6 1 0.El:b l b6 [ 1 0 . . . c6 Forintos,
Haag] 1 1 . ti'l e3
A 2 l l ) I 1 . . .iWd7 ? ! 1 2 . ti'l f5 fid8 1 3 .fih6 ! ±
(Fedoseev-Udalov, corr 1 985/86) I1 g h
1 4.iWf3 ;
A212) 1 1 . . . d5:t;
A22) 9 . . . ti'l b6 1 0 . ti'l e 3 d5 1 1 .El:b l El:e8 1 2 . f4
c5 1 3 .iWh5 g6 1 4 .iWf3 c4 1 5 .fie2 f5 =
Fedorov-Bezgodov, Ufa 1993;
A3) 8 . . . El:e8 9 . 0-0
A31) 9 . . .fif6 1 0.El:b l ti'l d7 1 1 .f4 ti'l f8
A311 ) 1 2 .iWf3 c5 ! ? (Madl-Wu Ming Qien,
Dubai (01) 1986) 1 3 .dc dc 1 4 .fie3:t;
A312) 1 2 .fid2:t;
A32) 9 . . . ti'l d7 I 0.f4:t Matanovic-Paoli, Bad
Pyrmont 195 1 ;
B) 7 . . . d 5 8 . ti'l e3 0 - 0 9 .fid3 c6 1 0.0-0 f5
I I . El: e l fid6 1 2 . ti'l fl iWf6 1 3 . a4:t i1fia3
Thipsay-Gabriel, London 1991;
C) 7 .. . tiJ d7
Cl) 8 .lid3
C l l ) 8 . . . ti'l b6 9 . ti'l e3
Clll ) 9 . . . d5 1 0 .0-0 0-0 1 1 .f4 [ I I . ti'l f5 fif5
1 2.fif5oo] f5 1 2 .iWh5 g6 1 3 .iWf3 c6 1 4 .g4:t
Fuderer-Kostic, Ljublj ana 1951;
C 112) 9 . . . 0-0 1 0.0-0 f5 1 1 . f4 fie6 1 2 .El:e l
(Puc-Milner-B arry, London 1 95 1 ) g6
(Forintos, Haag) 1 3 .c4 fif6 11 1 4 . c 3 c 5
1 5 .fib2oo ;
C 1 2) 8 . . . d5 ! ? 9 . ti'l e 3 ti'l f6 1 O. ti'l f5 fif5 I l .fif5
0-0= ;
C2) 8 . ti'l e3 ! ? (Polugaevsky)
C21) 8 . . . g6 (Forintos, Haag) 9 . ti'l d5:t;
C22) 8 . . . ti'l b6 9 .fid3 - C l l ) .
6 ... g6
A) 7 .fie2 fig7 8 . 0-0 0-0 9 . d4 ti'l d7= 1 O. ti'l e3
ti'l b6 I l .c4? ! fie6 1 2 . c 3 f5+ Matanovic­
Alexander, London 195 1 ;
B ) 7 .h4 fig7 8 .h5 0 - 0 9 . ti'l e3 ti'l d7 l O .fic4
'tt> h 8 l 1 .d4 ti'l b6 1 2 .fid3 'tt> g 8 = 1 3 .iWf3 ? !
[ 1 3 . hg] cS ! f± Bertok-Baj ec, Yugoslavia
(ch) 1 95 1 ;
q 7 .tij e3 fig7 8 . h4 hS 9 . Ei: b l CLl d7 1 0.g3
CLl f6 I I .fig2 c6= Milic-Germek, Yugoslavia
1952;
D) 7 . d4 fig7
01) 8 .fid3 0-0 9 . 0-0
0 1 1) 9 . . . CLl d 7 1 0 . fid2 [ 1 0 . CLl e3 CLl b 6 =
Hooper] CLl b6 1 1 . CLl aS ! ? cS 1 2.dc d c 1 3 .fie4
CLl dS 1 4 .'Wf3 CLl f6 I S .figS:±:/t Vancini-Lang­
rotteria, Lugano 1989;
012) 9 . . . CLl c6 1 0.Ei:b l Ei:b8 1 l .f4 fS 1 2 .'Wf3
CLl e7 = Milic-Germek, Yugoslavia 1952;
02) 8 .h4
021 ) 8 . . . 0-0 9 .figS 'We8
02 1 1) 1 0 . CLl e 3 cS 1 1 .hS CLl c600 1 2 .hg fg
1 3 .fic4 fie6 1 4.dS fif7+ Fuderer-Mata­
novic, Yugoslavia (ch) 195 1 ;
0212) 1 0.fie2
02121) 1 0 . . . 'Wc6 ? ! 1 1 . 0-0 fie6 [ l l . . .bS ?
1 2.CLle3 'Wc3 ? ! 1 3 . CLl dS± Fedoseev-Strukov,
corr 1985/86] 1 2 .'Wd3t ;
02122) 1 O . . . CLl d7 1 1 .0-0
021 22 1 ) 1 1 . . . CLl f6 1 2 .fif3 CLl e4? [0 1 2 . . . 'Wa4
Forintos, Haag] 1 3 .Ei:e l dS 1 4. CLl e3 CLl c 3
I S . 'Wd3 'W c6 1 6 . fi e7 Ei: e 8 1 7 .fics CLl e4
1 8 . CLl dS± Fedoseev-Lopatsky, corr 1985/
86;
021222) 1 1 . . . CLl b6 1 2 . CLl e300;
022) 8 . . . dS 9 . CLl e3 0-0= 1 0 .'Wf3 ? ! c S !
1 1 .CLl d S Ei:e8+ Fedoseev-Hrapin, corr 1985/
86.
79 7 ... d4? 8.cd 'Wd4 9.c3 'Wd8 1 0 . d4±
Mikhalchishin.7 ... g6? ! 8 . d4 fig7 9 .fia3 fif8
I O.fif8 @f8 I l .fid 3 @g7 1 2.0-0 fie6 1 3 .Ei:b I
CLl d7 1 4.f4 fS I S . g4 ! fg 1 6. fS± Thipsay­
Howell, British ch 1 99 1 .
7 ... fie6 8 . Ei: b l ! b6 9 . d4 fi d 6 I O .'Wf3 c 6
I I .c4:±: Rossolimo-Alexander, Birmingham
195 1 .
32
80 8 . . . fie7 9 .fid3 0 - 0 1 0 . 0 - 0 CLl d7
I I . CLl fS± Mikhalchishin.
8 ... fid6 9 .fid3 0-0 1 0.0-0 'Wf6 1 l .f4 Ei:e8
1 2 . 'Wf3 :±: b6? 1 3 . CLl dS + - Qin Kanying­
Puljek, Moscow 01 1994.
81 12. fif5 0-0 1 3 .'Wf3
A) 1 3 . . . Ei:e8 1 4.Ei:e l g6 I S .fid3 'Wd7 1 6 .h3
CLl hS 1 7 .fid2 CLl g7
AI) 1 8 .Ei:e2 ? ! fia3 ! 1 9 .Ei:ae l bS ! + S.Velic­
kovic-Mikhalchishin, Yugoslavia 1992;
A2) 1 8 . c4 CLl e6 1 9 .c3 dc 20.fic4 fif8 = ;
B ) 1 3 . . . CLl e8 ! ? 1 4. Ei: e 1 CLl d6 I S .fid3 figS=
(00 Mikhalchishin).
82 5 ...d5 6.d3 fie 6 7 .de d c 8 . f4:±:.
83 6.b3 ? ! CLl c6
A) 6 . . . dS 7 . CLl e3 c6 8 .fib2 fie6 9.g3 CLl d7
1 0 .fig2 0-0-0 I l .d3 CLl ef6 1 2 . CLl d2 Ei:e8
1 3 .h3 'Wd6 1 4 . d4 hS I S . O -O-O 'Wc7°o
Vasiukov-Kholmov, Voskresensk 1990;
B) 7 . fib2 dS 8 . CLl e3 fie6 9 . g 3 [ 9 . d 3 ! ?]
0-0-0 1 0 .fig2 'Wd7 1 1 . CLl c 3 fS + Eolian­
Kharitonov, USSR 1978.
6.CLl e3
A) 6 . . . CLl f6
AI) 7.d4 CLl c6 8.c3 g6 9.g3 fig7 1 0 .fig2
0-0 I l .h3 Ei:e8 1 2 .0-0 'Wd8 1 3 .'Wd3 CLl e7=
L". CLl fS Mnatsakanian-Butnorius, USSR
1979;
A2) 7 . g3 fid7 [7 . . . CLl c6=; 7 . . . g6=] 8 .fig2 fic6
9 . f3 g6 1 0. CLl c3
A 2 1 ) I O . . . fig7 ? ! I l . d4 0-0 1 2 .dS fid7 1 3 .0-
O CLl hS 1 4 .fid2 fS I S . f4 Ei:e8 1 6 .Ei:ae l CLl a6?!
[ 1 6 ... aS :±:] 1 7 . b4 ! ± Planinc-Jones, Nice (01)
1974 - 1 8/249;
A22) 1 0 . . . CLl bd7 1 1 .d4 CLl b6= Minic;
A3) 7 .b3 ! ? fie6 [7 . . . CLl bd7 8 . g 3 g6 9 .fib2
fig7 1 0 .fig2 0-0 I I .
0-0 Ei:e8 1 2 . CLl a3 CLl cS 1 3 .Ei:ae l c6 1 4.Wd J
'Wf8 I S . CLl ac4:±: Guyot-Lucas, France 1989]
8 .g3 c6 9.Jtg2 g6 1 O.Jtb2 Jtg7 l 1 .c4 0-0
1 2 .d4 Ei:e8 1 3 . 0-0 'IWd7 1 4 . ctJ c 3 ctJ a6 1 S .'lWf3
CiJ c7 1 6.ctJe2 dS= Palkovi-Pandavos, Nalec­
sev 1988;
B) 6 . . . Jte6 7 . g3 c6 8 .c4 g6 9 .Jtg2 fS 1 0. ctJ c 3
CiJ c3 1 1 .bc Jtg7 1 2 .Ei:b1 0 - 0 1 3 . 0-0 'lWc7
1 4 .d4 CiJ d7 l S . ctJ dS ! ± Paneque-G.Hernan­
des, Pinar del Rio zt 1990;
C) 6 . . . c6
Cl) 7.d3 ctJ f6 8 . ctJ d2 dS 9 . ctJ f3 g6 1 0.id2
ig7 1 1 .0-0-0 0-0 1 2 .E1e1 'lWd6= Pilnik­
Bogoljubov, Zuerich 195 1 ;
C2) 7 . c4 g6 8 .d3 ctJ gS 9 . id2 i g 7 1 0.ic3
ic3 1 1 . ctJ c3 ctJ e6 1 2 . ctJ c2 cS 1 3 . ctJ dS 'lWd8
1 4.h4 hS l S .0-0-0 ctJ c6 1 6.d4 0-000 Ca­
brilo-Marjanovic, Pancevo 1987.
84 7... ctJbd7 8 . ctJ c 3 dS [8 . . . 'lWe2 -8S] 9 . ctJ e3
[9.CiJbSoo] c6 1 0.0-0-0 h6 l 1 .ih4 gS 1 2.ig3
CiJ cS 1 3 .d4 ctJ ce4 1 4. ctJ e4 ctJ e4 l S .0 ctJ g3
1 6.hg id7 1 7 . g4 112 : 112 Torre-Ye Rong­
guang, Bacolod 199 1 .
7 ... ie6!? 8 . ctJ c3
A) 8 . . . h6 9.if6 'IWf6 1 O. ctJ d S 'lWd8 I l . g 3 ctJ c 6
1 2.c3 [ 1 2 .ih3 Wd7 1 3 .Jtg2 i d S 1 4 .JtdS
CiJd4 l S .'lWd2 'lWgSoo Forintos, Haag] 'lWd7
1 3 .ig2 [ l 3 . ctJ f4 dS 1 4. ctJ e5 ctJ eS l S .'lWeS
�d6= Forintos, Haag] 0-0-0= Pritchett­
Forintos, Berlin 1991;
B ) 8 ... ctJc6 9 .0-0-0 h6 1 O.if6 'IWf6 1 1 . ctJ dS
�gS 1 2. ctJ ce3 (Lj ubojevic-Hort, Bugojno
1980) idS 1 3 . h4=.
85 8... ctJ bd7
A) 9 . ctJ c 3
Al) 9 . . . dS l O. ctJ b S ! ? Wd8 1 1 . ctJ e3 c6 1 2. ctJ d4
g6 1 3 . 0-0-0 @ c7 1 4 .c4 dc l S .dc ctJ e4
1 6 .if4 id6 l 7 . ctJ bS ! ± Seret-Miralles,
France ch 199 1 ;
A2) 9 . . . c 6 1 0.if4 d S 1 1 . ctJ d6 id6 1 2 .id6±
Armas-Sariego, Cuba 1 98 5 ;
A3) 9 . . . h6 ! ? Forintos, Haag;
33
B) 9 . 0-0 h6 1 0.Jth4
B l ) 1 0 . . . dS 1 1 . ctJ e3 g6 1 2 .if3 (Ljubojevic­
Toth, Albufieri 1978) c6 1 3 .E1e 1 ± ;
B2) 1 O . . . ie7 ! ? l 1 .JtO dS 1 2. ctJ e 3 ctJ b 6 ilie6
Forintos, Haag.
86 9 ... a6 1 0 . 0 - 0 - 0 ctJ c 6 l 1 .d4 id7
1 2 . Ei:he 1 0-0-0 (Dreev-Malaniuk, USSR
1989) 1 3 .dS± Forintos, Haag.
9 ... ctJ c6
A) 1 0.0-0-0 ie6 I I .f4 h6 1 2 .ih4 0-0-0
1 3 . ctJ e3 ctJ d4= Lujbojevic-Christiansen,
Linares 1981;
B) 1 0 . ctJ bS Wd8
Bl) 1 1 . 0 - 0 - 0 a6 1 2 . ctJ c3 ctJ d4= Haag­
Kolarov, Kecskemet 1962;
B2) 1 1 . ctJ e3 Jte6 1 2 . c 3 a6 1 3 . ctJ a3 ctJ dS
1 4.ie7 ctJ ce7 l S . ctJ ac2 Wd7 1 6 . ctJ dS ctJ dS
1 7 . g3 Ei:ae8 1 8 . Wd2 ctJ f6= Carlier-Hartoch,
Wijk aan Zee II 1987.
87 l1 .ih4 ctJc6 1 2. d4 0-0-0= Forintos,
Haag. ll.Jtf6 Jtf6 1 2.if3 ctJ c 6 1 3 .Ei:he l �d8
1 4 . idS E1 f8 l S . ctJ e4 ie7 1 6 . c 3 i e 6 ! =
Vitolinsh-Kochiev, USSR ch 11 1979 -28/
252.
88 6.'lWe2?! ctJ c6 7 .c3 Jte7 8 . if4 0-0
9 . ctJ e 3 ctJ d4 ! 1 0.cd ib4 l 1 .�d l 'lWf6 1 2.ieS ?
[o 1 2 .ig 3 'IWd4 1 3 .<;t>c l � Toth] ctJ f2 1 3 .�c l
'lWc6 1 4 . ctJ c 2 ctJ h I I S .'lWf3 E1e8 1 6. Jtd 3 Jtg4 !
1 7 .'lWg4 E1eS 1 8 .de 'lWh6 0-1 Cehl-Marshall,
New Orleans 1913.
89 6 ...ib4? ! 7 .c3 JtaS 8 .Jtd3 0-0 9 . 0-0
ie6
A) 1 O.'lWhS fS I l . ctJ d 2 c6 1 2 . f3 ctJ d6 1 3 . ctJ b3
ib6 1 4. ctJ cSoo Gruenenwald-Schlehoefer,
Bundesliga 1988;
A) 1 O. ctJ d2± Forintos, Haag.
6 ... c5? !
A ) 7 . dc ? !
A I ) 7 . . . flc5 =
A2) 7 . . . d4 ! ? 8 .flb5 ctJ c6 9 .�f3 ? ! ctJ c5 1 O.flc6
bc I l .ctJ f5 flf5 1 2.�f5 �e7 1 3 .� d l ctJ e6+
Grigorov-Mijailovic, Belgrade 1990;
B) 7 .flb5 ctJ c6 8 . 0�O fle7 9 . c4 ! dc 1 0.d5
ctJ d6 1 1 .fla4 b5 1 2 . dc ba 1 3 . ctJ d5± Jansa­
Miralles, Paris 1989.
6 ... ctJ f6?! 7 .fld3 ctJ c6 8 .c3 fld6 9 .0�O ctJ e7
1 O. ctJ d2 c6 1 1 . ctJ f3 �c7 1 2 .�c2t Paulsen­
Alapin, Frankfurt 1887.
6 ... c6
A) 7 .fld3
A l ) 7 . . . ctJ d6 ? ! [7 . . . �f6 ; 7 . . . fld6] 8 . 0�O fle7
9.b3 ctJ d7 l O.c4 dc 1 1 .bc ctJ f6 1 2.c5 ! ? ctJ b5
1 3 .flb5 cb 1 4. ctJ c 3 a6 1 5 .fla3 O�O 1 6.d5±
Jansa-Christensen, Gausdal 1990;
A2) 7 . . . g6 8 . ctJ d 2 ctJ d2 9 .fld2 flg7 1 O .c3 O�
o 1 1 .�c2 b6 1 2 .0�O f5 [ 1 2 . . . fla6 ! ?] 1 3 . f3 t
Rausis-Meijers, Latvia ch 1994;
B) 7 . ctJ d2
B l ) 7 . . . ctJ d2 8 .fld2
Bll) 8 . . . ctJ d7 ? ! 9 .�e2 �e7 1 0. 0�O�O ctJ f6
I l .flb4 ! �e6 1 2 .flf8 m f8 1 3 .f3± Smagin­
Rozentalis, Barnau1 1 984;
B 1 2) 8 . . . �b6 ? ! (Goertz-Michaelsen, Bun­
desliga 1 989) 9 . fl c 3 [ 9 . � e2!? fle6
1 O. O�O�O ] flb4 1 0.�d2t ;
B 1 3) 8 . . . �f6 9 . c 3 � g 6 1 O . flc l ! ? fld6
1 1 .fld3 �f6 1 2 . 0 � O O�O 1 3 . f4t t/± Ye
Jiangchuan-Dive, Jakarta zt 1987;
B 14) 8 . . . fle6 9.fld3 fle7 [o9 . . . ctJd7 Smagin]
l O . f4 ctJ a6 1 1 .0�O �b6 1 2 . c 3 O�O�O 1 3 .b4±
Smagin-Arhipov, Moscow 1986 -41/360;
B2) 7 . . . ctJ d6 8 .fld3 fle7 9 . 0�O O�O 1 O.b3
ctJ d7 l 1 .flb2t Chang Peng Kong-Val­
kesalmi, Dubai (01) 1 986;
B3) 7 . . . fld6 8 . ctJ e4 de 9 .flc4 O�O 1 O . c 3 �h8
I l . g3 ctJ d7 1 2.f4 ef 1 3 .�f3oo Maki-Arlandi,
Novi Sad (01) 1990.
B4) 7 . . . fle7 ! ? 8 . ctJ e4 [ 8 .fld3 f5 ! ; 8 . c4 ! ?] de
9 .flc4 O�O l O.c3 [ 1 O.0�O m h8 1 l .f300] �h8
B41) 1 l .f3 ? ! ef 1 2 .�f3 c5 !
34
B 4 1 1) 1 3 . d5 (Makropoulos-Skembris,
Athens 1994 -59/(339» ctJ d7 ! ?+ Skembris;
B412) 1 3 .0�O cd+ Skembris;
B413) 1 3 . dc flc5 1 4.0�O ctJ c6+ Skembris;
B42) 1 1 .0�O ! ?00 M5 1 2 . f4f± Skembris.
6 ... g6
A) 7 .fld3 flg7 8 . 0�O O�O 9 . c 3 c6 l O . ctJ d2
f5 I l . g 3 fle6 1 2. ctJ g 2 ctJd7 1 3 .f3 ctJ d6 1 4.l'% e l
flf700 Strikovic-Mikhalchishin, Yugoslavia
1992 -55/300;
B) 7 . ctJ d2
B l ) 7 . . . ctJ d2 8 .fld2 flg7 9 .flb4 ! ?t Forintos,
Haag;
B2) 7 . . . flg7 8 .c3
B 2 1 ) 8 . . . ctJ d2 ? ! 9 .fld2 O�O 1 O.h4 h5 1 1 .fld3
:t'i:e8 1 2 .�c2 L10�O�O, g4±--+ Smagin;
B22) 8 . . . 0�O 9 . ctJ e4 de 1 0.flc4 ctJ d7 1 1 . O�O
B221) 1 1 . . .c5 1 2 . dc ctJ c5 1 3 .�c2 fle6
B22 1 1) 1 4.fle6? fe 1 5 .�e2 �e7 1 6 .�c4
:t'i:ac8+ Smagin, Dolmatov;
B22 12) 1 4 . :t'i:d l t (Smagin-Mikhalchishin,
USSR (ch) 1985 -39/383) �h4 1 5 . g3 �h3
[ 1 5 . . . �h5 1 6 .fle2 �e5 1 7 . ctJ c4t] 1 6 .flfl
�h5 1 7 .fle2 �h3 1 8 . ctJ d5 t Smagin, Dol­
matov;
B222) 1 1 . . . ctJ b6 1 2 .flb3 c6 1 3 .f3 ef 1 4 .�f3
fle6 ! = Dimitrov-Arlandi, Groningen Eu­
ropean j ch 1986.
6 ...fle6 7 .fld3 f5 8 .0�O (Paulsen-Schallopp,
Frankfurt 1 887) fld6= Bisguier.
6 ... ctJ c6
A) 7 .flb5
A 1 ) 7 . . . �h4? ! 8 . g3 �h3 9 .flfl [ 9 . ctJ d5 ] �e6
1 0.flg2 ;
A2) 7 . . . a6
A2 1 ) 8 .fla4 ? ! �h4 9 . 0�O [9.g3 �h3 1 O. ctJ d5
�g2 1 1 . :t'i: f l flh3 ] fld6 1 O . g3 �h3--+ 1 1 . ctJ c 3
h5 1 2. ctJ ed5 h4�+ Safonov-Gusev, Moscow
1 960;
A22) 8 .flc6=;
B) 7 . ctJ c3 flb4 8 .fld2 (Heinrich-Weiler,
Germany 1987) ctJ d2 9.�d2 0�O= Forintos,
Haag;
C) 7. c3 ie6 S . liJ d 2 liJ d2 9 .id2 id6 1 0. id3
0-0 1 1 .1lh'c2 h6 1 2 .0-0-0 liJ e7
C1) 1 3 .!3dfl ? ! c5 1 4.dc ic5 1 5 . f4 d4+ Van
Houtte-Krukovsky, Bruxelles 1987;
C2) 1 3 .g4°o Forintos, Haag.
6 .. ie7 7 .id3 0-0
. Pakkanen, Philadelphia 199 1 .
A) S . O -O i e 6 9 . liJ d2 f5 1 0 . liJ f3 liJ d7
[ 1 0 .. .f4? l 1 .liJd5 id5 1 2.c4±] l 1 .c4 c6 1 2.cd
cd 1 3 .1lh'b3 liJb6 1 4. liJ e5 id6= Smagin­
Yusupov, Moscow 1980;
B) S.ct:l d2 liJ f6 9 . 0-0 c5 1 0 .dc ic5 1 1 . liJ b3
ib6 1 2 .liJf5 liJ c 6 1 3 .ig5 i f5 1 4.if5 1lh'd6±
1/2-1/d.Sanchez-Sorokin, San Martin 1994.
6 ... id6 7 .id3 ! ? 0-0 S . O-O c6 9.c4 liJ a6
1 0.cd cd 1 1 . liJ d5 ih2 1 2 .mh2 1lh'd5 1 3 . liJ c 3
CLJc3 1 4.bc if5 1 5 . Elb l i d 3 1 6.1lh'd3 Elac S
1 7 .Elel (Strikovic-N .Ristic, Yugoslavia
1993 -58/335) liJ c5 ! ? I S .1lh'e3 ! liJ e6 [ I S . . .
CLJ a4 1 9 .ia3 ElfdS 20.c4 ! ± ] 1 9 .1lh'g3 1lh'h5
20.rj;Jg I b6 2 1 .id2 ElfdS 22.Ele5 1lh'g6 23 .1lh'g6
hg 24. a4± Strikovic.
90 7 i b5 c6 s . o-o [ S .1lh'e2 ie6 Forintos,
. Ele7 1 6.1lh'fl ± Kholmov-Nikolenko, Mos­
Haag] cb 9 . liJ d5 1lh'dS 1 0.Ele l 1lh'd5 I l . liJ c 3
1lh' d S 1 2 . El e4 [ 1 2 . i g5 ie7 1 3 . i e7 m e 7
1 4.Ele4 rj;JfS+ Smagin, Makarychev] ie7
A) 1 3 .1lh'e2 ? ! (Smagin-Makarychev, Mos­
cow 1987) i f5 ! 1 4 . Ele 5 (l 4 . 1lh' b5 1lh'd7
I S .EleS ic2+ Smagin, Makarychev) liJ c6 ! +
Smagin, Makarychev;
A) 1 3 .igS liJ c 6 1 4 .1lh'e2
B1) 14 . . . b4? ! 1 5 . liJ d5 ! ie6 [ 1 5 . . . 1lh'd5 ?
1 6.Ele7+-] 1 6. liJ e7 liJ e7 1 7 .Eld l [i1d5 ] 1lh'd7
I S .ie7 rj;Je7 1 9 .dS ElhdS 20.Eld3±;
B2) 14 .. .f6 ! ? Smagin, Makarychev;
B3) 14 . . . ie6 I S .ie7 liJ e7 1 6 .d5 liJ d5 1 7 .Eld 1
0-0 I S . liJ dS idS 1 9 . Ele5 ic4= Smagin,
Makarychev;
B4) 1 4 . . . i f5 l S . i e7 liJ e7 1 6 . El eS 0 - 0
1 7 . El e7 (1/2-1/2 Smagin-Makarychev, Mos­
cow 1987 -43/388) b4 I S . liJ d l 1lh'd4 1 9 .c3
35
bc 20. liJ c 3 ig4= Smagin, Makarychev.
91 8.liJ d2 ! ? Smagin.
92 8 . . . ie7?! 9 .1lh'c2 liJ d7 1 0 . id3 liJ d6
1 1 .0-0 g5 1 2 .b3 0-0-0 1 3 . c4 ! ± Fishbein­
8 .. liJ c6 9 . liJ d2 0-0-0
.
A) 1 O. liJ e4 de I l . g 3 ? Eld4 ! + ;
B ) 1 0. liJ d5 idS I l . liJ e4 1lh'g6 1 2 . liJ g3
B1) 1 2 . . . id6 1 3 .1lh'hS ElheS [ 1 3 . . . 1lh'e6 ! ?�]
1 4.mdl ig2 I S .i g2 1lh'd3 1 6 .id2 liJ d4°o
Smagin-Makarychev, Murcia 1990 -SO/
(330) ;
B2) 1 2 . . . liJ b4 1 3 . cb ib4 1 4 . id2 El h e S
l s . ib4 El e 2 1 6.ie2 i g 2 1 7 .Elg 1 oo;
B3) 1 2 . . . ib4 ! ? 1 3 .ie3 ElheS� i1 liJ d4;
B4) 1 2 .. hS ! t Karpov;
B) 1 0.g3
C 1 ) 10 ... liJ d2 l 1 .id2 h5
C 1 1) 1 2 . h4 g 6 [ 1 2 . . . 1lh' g 6 1 3 .1lh'd3 1lh'd3
1 4 .id3± Goetz-M.Mueller, Bundesliga
1992] 1 3 .i g2 ih6 1 4. 0-0-0 ElheS I 5 .Elhe l
cow 1987;
C 12) 1 2 .ig2
C121) 12 . . . 1lh'g6 ? ! 1 3 .0-0-0 liJ e7 1 4.if3 !
liJ f5 l S . liJ g2 id6 1 6. h4± Smagin-Maka­
rychev, Moscow European cup 1990 -SO/
330;
C 1 22) 0 1 2 . . . h4 Smagin;
C123) 1 2 . . . g6! ? 1 3 .0-0-0 ih6 1 4 . El h f l
El h e S = Godena-Eid, Moscow 01 1994;
C2) 1 O . . . 1lh' g6 ! ? I l .ig2 f5 = Forintos, Haag.
93 9.liJd2 ! ?
9 4 12. i f3 ? ! 1lh'f6 [ 1 2 . . . 0-0-0 ! ? Forintos,
Haag ] 1 3 . liJ e4 fe 1 4.ig2 id6= T.Horvath­
Forintos, Budapest 1986.
12.liJ e4 fe 1 3 . f3 ef 1 4 .if3 0-0-0 1 5 . liJ g2
1lh'eS 1 6 .0-0 ih3 1 7 .1lh'c2 liJ f6 1/2-1/2 Pupo-
Perez, Matanzas Cuba ch 1995.
12.0-0 1 2 . . . �d6
A) 1 3 .f4 hSt;
B) 1 3 . ctJ fS ? ! �fS 1 4 . ctJ e4 de I S .�e4 �f6
1 6 .dS cd 1 7 .�dS
Bl) 1 7 . . . �eS 1 8 .�e6 [ 1 8 .�b7 8:b8 1 9 .�g2
0-0 20 .�e3 ctJ b6 2 1 . 8: fe l �c4+ Jansa­
Forintos, Muenster 1 992] �e6 1 9 . 8:e l
0-0 20.f4 8: ae8 2 l .fe ctJ eS 22.�f4 �b6
2 3 . � h l �c6 24.�e4 �e4 2S .8:e4 ctJ d3�
Ugrinovic;
B2) 1 7 . . . �f7 1 8 .�e6 �e6 1 9 .�f3 ctJ f6+;
C) 1 3 . ctJ e4 fe 1 4. f3=.

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 1.1.3. Exercises

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8
7 7 7
6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4
3 3 3
2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

1 6. 7 4 1 1 .. .7

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8
7 7 7

6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

2 8.7 5 1 4. 7

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7

6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
6 6
5 5
4
3 3
2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

3 1 2. . . 7 6 12 . 7

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 Il�
a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

B B B B
7 7 7

6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

7 1 1 .? 10 14. . . ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

B B B B
7 7 7 7
6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3
2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 5 .?
. . 11 9.?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

B 8 8
7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

9 7.? 12 15. ?

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 a b c d f h
e 9 1.1.4. Answers.
8 8

7 7

6 6
Ex. 1 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.!e4 lLl e4 4.�e2
d5 5.d3 de 6.de !g4 7.lLle3 !b4 8.�e4 !f3
5 5
9 . � b4 !g2 1 0 . 2: g1 lLl e6 1 1 . � b7 lLl d4
4 4
1 2 . 2: g2 lLl e2 1 3 . m n lLl a l 1 4 . � e6 m f8
3 3
15.lLl d5 2:b8) Trajanov-Pinkas, Sofia 1922
2 2
A n i c e c o m b i n at ion d e c i d e s the game :
16.2:g7! �d6 (or 1 6 . . . m g7 1 7 .!h6 m g 8
a b c d e f 9 h 1 8 . lLl f6) 17.!h6 ! ! , and B l ac k resigned in
13 9...? v i e w of 1 7 . . . �c 6 1 8 .2:g8 ! m g8 1 9 . 1Ll e7#.

Ex . 2 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.!e4 lLl e4 4.lLle3

lLl e3 5.de f6 6.0-0 lLl e6 7 . lLl h4 lLl e7 ? ! )
a b c d e f 9 h Saburov-Lutze, 1906
8 8 White ' s last move creates a threat of 8 .�hS .
7 The right reaction was 7 . . . g6 or 7 . . .'f'/fJe7
6 6
( L18 .�hS m d8 9 . lLl g 6 ? �e8). B l ack decided
instead to kill two birds with one stone:
5 5
to prevent the threat and to prepare d7-dS .
4 4
But White ' s subtle response exposes the
3 3
shortcoming of the move 7 . . . lLl e 7 .
2 2
8.!d3 ! g6
If 8 . . . d S , t h e n 9 . � hS m d 7 1 0 . f4 � e 8
a b c d e f 9 h 1 1 .�d l ---7 I± . After the text move White has
14 1 O. . . ? a strong attack .
9.f4 !g7? (o9 . . . ef 1 0.!f4 !g7±) 10.fe fe
1l.!g5 ! e6
Or I I . . .dS 1 2 . lLl g6 hg 1 3 .!g6 lLl g6 [ 1 3 . . .
a b c d e f 9 h m d7 1 4. 2: f7+-] 1 4 .!d8 m d8 I S .�d5 !d7
8 8 1 6 .2:ad I +-.
7 7 12.lLlf5 gf 13.�h5 m f8 14.2:f5 1-0.
-SIC .
6 6

5 5
Ex . 3 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLle3 !b4 4.!e4
4 4
0-0 5.0-0 d6 6.d4 ed 7.�d4 lLl e6 8.�d3
3 3
!e3 9.be 2: e 8 1 0 . 2: e l !g4 1 l .!g5 h6
2 2
12.!h4) Reefsehlaeger-Sehulte, Bundes­
Iiga 1989
a b c d e f 9 h By means of the standard knight manoeu­
IS 10... ? vre B l ack gets rid of the pin and obtains an

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advantage due to White ' s weakened pawn
structure :
12 ....if3 13.'1Wf3 ltJ e5 14.VNe2 ltJ g6 15 ..if6
VNf6+ .
- 1 6.
Ex.4 (1 .e4 e5 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJc3 .ib4 4 . .ic4
0-0 5.d3 ltJ c6 6.0-0 .ic3 7.bc d6 8.h3 .ie6
9 . .ie6 fe 1 0 . ltJ g5 VNe7 l 1 .f4) Delmar­
Pillsbury, Cambridge Springs 1904
White ' s hurry with the programmatic ad­
vancement f2-f4 allows B l ack to real ise an
instructive combination:
1 1 ... ef 1 2 . .if4 ( l 2 J'H4 i s met by 1 2 . . . h6
1 3 .ctJf3 gS) h6 13.ltJf3 ltJ e4 ! (the motives
of the combination are the opening of the f­
fil e and the vulnerabil ity of the .if4) 14 ..ih6
ltJ g3 15 . .ig5 �f3!
Now White made a dec i sive mistake and
i mmediately put himself into a losing posi­
tion :
1 6 . .ie7 )]f1 17.Wfl ctJ f1 1 8 . .ig5 ctJ g3-+.
Yet, after White 's best move 1 6 .Wf3 WgS
1 7 .)]f2 B lack keeps an advantage.
- 1 41B322 1 .
Ex .S (1 .e4 e5 2.ltJf3 ltJf6 3.ltJc3 .ib4 4.ltJ e5
0-0 5.ltJ d3 .ic3 6.dc ltJ e4 7 . .ie2 d5 8.0-0
ltJ d7 9.ltJf4 c6 1O.c4 dc 11 ..ic4 ltJe5 12.VNd8
�d8 13 . .ie2 .if5 ) Alapin-Rabinovich,
Karlsbad 1911
White ' s intention i s to oust B l ack pieces
from the centre . But an immediate 1 4.f3 is
ineffecti ve: after the knight retreat B l ack
attacks the pawn c2. White secures his ob­
ject, exploiting the tactical features of the
position: 14.g4! , and the pawn "g" is invul­
nerable due to the fork. After 14 ....ic8 15.f3
White has a sizeable advantage .
-27 /5. ltJ d3/C I .
Ex .6 ( 1 .e4 e 5 2 . ltJ f3 ltJ f6 3 . ltJ c3 .ib4
40
4.ltJe5 0-0 5 . .ie2 �e8 6.ltJd3 .ic3 7.dc ltJ e4
8.0-0 d6 9.ltJf4 c6 1O.c4 ! .if5 11 .a4 as)
Psakhis-Yusupov, Vilnius USSR ch 1980
White sol ves his developmental problems
by means of a subtle rook manoeuvre :
12.�a3 ! ltJ d7 13.�e3 ltJ dc5 14.g4 .ie6 15.f3
ltJ f6 16.b3 h6 17.VNd4;!; .
-6 for more detai l s .
Ex .7 (1 .e4 e 5 2.ltJf3 ltJf6 3.ltJe5 ltJ e4 4.VNe2
VNe7 5.VNe4 d6 6.d4 de 7.de ltJ c6 8.ltJc3 VNe5
9.VNe5 ltJ e5 1O ..if4 .id6)
Vasiukov-Chekhov, USSR 1975
B l ack is threatening now l O. ctJ f3 or l O. ctJ d3.
White has to make a prophylactic move.
After 1 1 . .i g3 ! .i d 7 1 2 . 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 0
13.ltJ e4 .ic6 14.ltJd6 c d 15.f3 �he8 16.�d4
he attains a better ending.
Ex . 8 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJe5 d6 4.ltJ f7
\t> f7 5 . .ic4 ? ) Cochrane-Mohishunder,
Calcutta 1848
The Cochrane Variation leads to a sharp play
in which White tries to take a firm hold of
the initiative at the expense of the sacrificed
piece. However, White ' s fifth move is met
by the standard 5 ... d5 ! Now 6.ed fai l s to
6 . . . .id6 7 . 0-0 Ei:f8 8 . d4 It>g8+ Bilguer.
After 6 . .ib3 B l ack has a p leasant choice
between 6 . . . We8 ! 7 .d3 .ie6 8 . eS .ig4 9 . .id5
ctJ dS 1 O.W g4 WeS+- Osnos, Kalinichenko,
and 6 . . . .ie6 ! 7 . eS [ 7 . ctJ c 3 de 8 . .ie6 liIe6
9 . ctJ e4 ctJ e4 I O.Wg4 It>n 1 1 .We4 We7-+]
ctJ e4 8 . d4 cS 9 .Wf3 It>e8+ Schachzeitung
1 86 1 .
-S I /5 . .ic4 .
E x . 9 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJe5 d6 4.ltJfi
It>fi 5.d4 g6 6.ltJc3 .ie7) Strukov-Rodin,
corr 1985/86
The text move 7 .Wf3 ? ! [7 . .ic4 It>gTt] al­
lowed B lack after 7 . . . liIg7 8 ..if4 ctJ c6 9 .We3
Ele8 1 O.f3 d5 I I . e5 to seize the initiative by
means of the spectac u l ar b l o w 1 1 . . . g 5 !
1 2.ig3 (or 1 2.�g5 lLl g4+) lLl h5 1 3 .�f2 g4+ .
Better was 7.i.h6 ! , i mpeding the normal
development of the black pieces . White has
better prospects :
I ) 7 . . . EleS S .�c4 �e6 9 .�e6 �e6 I O.iWf3 �
Rodin;
2) 7 . . . L!J g4 S .�c4 �eS 9 . �d2t Rodin
3) 7 . . . d5 S.L!Jd5 ! L!J d5 (S . . . lLl e4 9.iWf3 ) 9 .�c4
c6 1 O.ed cd I I .iWf3� Osnos, Kalinichenko.
-54/6 ... i.e7 .
Ex. I O (1.e4 eS 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJeS d6 4.ltJf7
�f7 5.d4 e5 6.de i.g4 7.i.e2 i.e6 8.0-0 ltJ e6
9.f4 �g8 10.ltJe3 de ll.eS "Wd4 12.�hl
\Wdl 1 3 J � d l ltJ g4 1 4 . lLl e4) Vitol i n s h ­
K veinis, Kuldiga, 1987
Despite the simplifications, B l ack has to
exercise vigilance : now White i s threaten­
ing with an advancement f4-f5 as by 1 5 .f3
fol l owed by L!J g 5 . I mprudent 1 4 . . . L!J d4
yielded White an advantage after 1 5 .8:d4 !
(it is stronger than 1 5 . f5 lLl f5 ! ? 1 6 .�g4
ILlg3�) cd 1 6 . L!J g5 L!J e5 1 7 . L!J e6 d3 I S .cd
1Ll f7 1 9 .�f3 .
B lack had to prevent the possible threats on
the diagonal a2-gS by means of 14 ... i.e7 .
Now 1 5 .f5 �f5 1 6 .�c4 �fS I 7 . 8:fl is met
by g6, whereas 1 5 .h3 L!J h6 1 6 . g4 fail s to
1 6 . . . L!J d4+ . White would have to content
himself with a certain compensation after
1 6.c3 (instead of 1 6 . g4) in the latter line.
- 1 1 for more detail s .
Ex. 1 1 (1 .e4 e S 2 . ltJ f3 ltJ f6 3.ltJeS d6 4.ltJ e4
lLle4 5.ltJc3 ltJ e3 6.be dS 7 . ltJ e3 g6 8.d4
ig7) Thipsay-Howell, British ch 1991
White capitalises on Black's imprecise open­
ing play and impedes his castling: 9.i.a3 ! i.fS
This compelled exchange is strategically in
White's favour. 1 0.i.fS �fS ll .i.d3 i.e6
41
12.0-0 � g7 13.:§:bl lLl d7 14.f4 fS -Pos . 1 2
Ex. 1 2 (Continuation of Ex. l l )
White obtains a n advantage b y means o f the
standard advance for thi s pawn structure
IS.g4! fg? ! [0 1 5 . . . 8:fS] 16.fS ! gf 1 7.i.fS
"WgS 18."Wg4 "Wg4 19.1tJg4 i.fS 20.8:fS±.
Ex. 1 3 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.lt'l f3 ltJ f6 3.ltJeS d6 4.ltJ c4
ltJ e4 S."We2 "We7 6.d3 ltJ f6 7.i.gS i.e6 8.ltJc3
ltJ c6 9.0-0-0) Ljubojevic-Hort, Bugojno
1980
B l ac k equal i s e s by means of the s i mpl e
9...h6 (it i s useful t o determine the inten­
t i o n s of the w h i te bi shop) 1 0 .i.f6 "Wf6
l 1 . ltJ dS "WgS (an important moment in the
position) 12.ltJ ce3 , and draw was agreed
( l 2 . . . �d5 1 3 . h4= ) .
Ex. 1 4 (1 .e4 e S 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJeS d 6 4.ltJ c4
ltJ e4 S.d4 dS 6.ltJe3 i.e7 7.i.d3 0-0 8.0-0
i.e6 9.ltJd2 fS 10.ltJf3) Smagin-Yusupov,
Moscow 1980
It i s important to avoid the trap : 1 O . . . f4?
I I . L!J d5 it,d5 1 2 .c4 (or I I . . .iWd5 1 2 .c4 iWf5
1 3 .8:e I), and White regains the piece, main­
taining the positional advantage.
After 10 ... ltJ d7 (it i s important to establish
control of the weak e 5 - square) ll .c4 c6
12.cd cd 13."Wb3 ltJ b6 14.ltJeS i.d6 B l ack
equal i sed the game .
-S9/6 ... i.e7 .
Ex. 1 5 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJeS d6 4.ltJc4
ltJ e4 S.d4 dS 6.ltJe3 "Wf6 7."We2 i.e6 8.c3 c6
9.g3 ltJ d7 10.i.g2) T.Horvath-Forintos,
Budapest 1986
U sual l y in such positions Bl ack should try
to s t re n g t h e n t h e c e n t r a l i s e d k n i g h t .
1 0 . . .'l�' g6! a n s w e rs t o th i s n e e d . A fter
l l . ltJ d2 fS the chances are equal .
- 1 4 for more detai l s .
 Chapter 2
1.2.1. Overview
There are several ways for White to devi­
ate from the most popul ar continuation
S . d4 . Thi s chapter will consider all the de­
viations, except S .Wfe2 (see Chapter 3 ) .
After S .d3 ctJ f6 6 . d4 B l ac k can transform
the game i nto the Exchange Variation of
the French Defence (CO l ) by 6 . . . dS . We
w i l l confine our analys i s i n thi s chapter
only to those lines which are typical of the
Petroff Defence. It i s i mportant to note that
6 . . . !ibe7 should be sufficient to equalise (­
I S ) . Thi s flexible continuation yields B l ac k
v arious possibilities (-positions 1 6, 1 7 ) .
The system S . ctJ c3 (- 1 6- 1 9) leads t o com­
plicated and interesting play. S harp posi­
tions with the kings castled on opposite
sides are typical of thi s line. In my opin­
ion, the best idea for B l ac k i s to exchange
on c 3 (- 1 8 - 1 9) . Although nowadays B l ack
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usually manages to solve his opening prob­
lems, he needs to play thi s line with great
prudence and attention. It is not by acci­
dent that Vladimir Kramnik i n a decisive
game against the world champion Garry
Kasparov, Grand Prix (New York) 1 995,
chose thi s variation and was very close to
winning. The most appropriate way to start
studying this system is to analyse game I
and positions 1 9- 3 2 .
The idea o f the continuation 5 .c4 (-20- 22)
i s to i mpede the advance . . . dS . Although
the normal developing move S . . . !ibe7 has
proved an acceptable choice for B l ack,
l ately he has often been sticking to 5 . . ctJ c6
.
(-22 ) . This move allows him to avoid the
line 6 . d4 due to the great effectiveness of
the advance 6 . . . dS (- 1 48 ; see also position
3 7 ) . The continuation 6 . ctJ c 3 leads to vari­
ation 2 1 .
 It�
1.2.2. Theory

4.GtJf3 GtJ e4 RJ 5.Wie2, 5.d4

a b c d e f h
9

8
7

6
6
5
5
4
4
3
3

a b c d e f h
9

l . e4 e5 2.GtJ D GtJ f6 3 . GtJ e 5 d6 4.GtJ D GtJ e4

S 6 7 S 9 10 II 12 13
I S d395 96
d4 �d 39R 0_0 1
00
h 3 1 02 e1 1
03
g e3 ctJbd2 ctJf I
97 99 101
ctJf6 �e7 0 _0 �g 4 �hS 1 04 1 05
ctJe6 �d7 gfeS � f8
16 ctJe3 1 07 0 9
06
�e2 ctJe4 �e4 �e 4 0 _0 1 �d3 b3 �b2
dSI �e7 de 0-0 I OX l
�d6 ge S ctJe6 �f6 �b i o ±
1 12 4
17 d4 � d3 ctJe i 1 0-0 e3 ctJg3 �e2 ctJh4
. . .

ill 3
ctJ f6 �e 0 _0 1 1 ge S
II S
ctJe6 � f8 dS I
16 1 17
h6 � hS
1 19 22
IS de � f4 �d2 0-0-0 ctJd 41 f3 �e 3 1 24 1 26
�g S
. . .

lX 20
ctJ e3 �e i 0_0 1 2
ctJd i 1 ctJeS eS I
23 1 25 27
g ctJe6 �g S �gS 1
19 �e3
2X
�d2 0-0-0 ctJd4 ctJbS ctJd6 b4 i 33
0_0 1 ctJe6
1 29
ctJeS I
30 3
eS I 1 e6 1 32 1 34
� �b6 �d6
20 e4 1 36 l 38 1 40
ctJe3 de � d3 ctJeS �e2
35 0-0 ge l g ae l
37 1 39
:flei ctJe3 1 ctJe6 4
ctJeS I 1 de 42
:fl gS �e6 �c l �gS 1
1 44 46
21 d4 �d 3 ctJgSI �hS �d l :fl gS
43 �gS ctJ c 3
0 _0 1 ctJgSI
4S
�g S ge S h6 1 47
�gS hg �d7
1 48 49
22 :fle2 0 _0 1 d4
1S1
:fle3
1 53
ctJbd i 55 ctJe4 1 57 dS :fl f3
. . .

ctJ c6 �e7 O_OI SO �f6

1 S2 I 54 1 56 X
ge S �fS :fle4 � f3 ctJeSI 5

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95 5 .c3 [S�a4] lLl c6=.
5.�d3 dS [ S . . . lLl cS = ] 6 .�e2 �e7 7 . 0 -0
tLl cS= Romero-Garcia Padron, Las Pal­
mas 199 1 .
5.�b5 c6 6 .�e2 �e7 7 . 0-0 lLl f6 [7 . . . c b
S .EJ:e I t,lLlf6? 9 .�bS ] S .EJ:e I �e2 9 .�e2 �e7=
Zaitsev-Kochiev, Moscow 1988.
5.�e2 �e7 [ S . . . g 6 ? ! 6 . 0 - 0 �g7 7 .�bS !
Forintos, Haag] 6 . 0-0 0-0 7 . c4 -S .c4.
96 6.�e2
A) 6 . . . dS 7 . 0-0 �d6 S . c4 0-0 9 .�e3 (Schu­
mov-Jaenisch, St.Petersburg 1868) lLlbd7=
Forintos, Haag;
B) 6 . . . �e7 7 . 0-0 0-0 S . b3 [ S .c4 -S .c4] lLl c6
9.�b2 tLl dS ! = Ardiansyah-Handoko, Ja­
karta 1979;
C) 6 . . . �e6 7 . 0-0 �e7 S . b3 0-0 9 .�b2 lLl c 6
l O.h3 ? ! [ l O. EJ:e l =] lLl dS ! I l .c4 tLl f4 1 2 . tLl bd2
�fS 1 3 . lLl e4 �e4 1 4.de �f6+ Loyd-Wina­
wer, Paris 1 867;
D) 6 . . . g6 7 . 0-0 �g7 S .d4 0-0 9.EJ:e l lLl c 6
l O.c3 �fS= Pfeiffer-Bronstein, Vienna
1957.
6.lLl c3
A) 6 . . . dS 7 .�g5 �e7 S .�e2 [oS.d4 Tar­
rasch] 0-0 9 . 0-0 tLl c6= Janowski-Show­
alter, Nuernberg 1 896;
B) 6 . . . �e7 .
6.�g5 �e7 7 .�e2 0-0 S . tLl c3 lLl c6 9 .�d2
EJ:eS 1 0.0-0 dS= Bernschutz-Ali, Dubai 01
1 986.
97 6 . . . d5 -ECO COL
6 ...�f5 7 .�d3 �d3 S .�d3 c6 9.0-0 �e7
A) 1 0.�gS 0-0 I I .EJ:e l lLl bd7 1 2 . lLl bd2 EJ:eS
1 3 . EJ:e2 h 6 1 4 . �h4 �c7 I S . EJ: ae l �fS =
Cappelo-Toth, Italia (ch) 1977 ;
B ) 1 O.�b3 �c7 [ l O . . . �b6 1 1 .�e3 ! Forintos,
Haag] 1 1 .�f4
Bl) I I . . . 0- 0 1 2 .h3 lLl bd7 1 3 . EJ: e l EJ: fe S
1 4 .c4± Georgadze;
44
B2) I I . . . lLl hS 1 2 .�d2 dS [0 1 2 . . . 0-0 Forin­
tos, Haag] 1 3 .c4 dc 1 4.�c4 0-0 I S . lLl c3
lLl f6 1 6 . EJ: fe l �d6 1 7 . EJ: ac l a6 I S . dS:!:
Georgadze-Schussler, Dortmund 1979 -
27/263.
6 ... � g4
A) 7 . �d..' �e7 ! S .�e2 [ S .�e3 lLl dS] �f3
9 .�e7 �e7 l O.gf lLl bd7 I I . lLl c3 0-0-0
1 2 .�d2 dS 1 3 . 0 - 0 - 0 (Niering-Brandt,
Dortmund 1987) c6+ ;
B) 7 . tLl c3 ! ? Forintos, Haag;
C) 7 .�e2 �e7
Cl) S . lLl bd2 lLl c6 9.c3 0-0 1 0.h3 (Paoli­
Trikaliotis, Siegen 01 197 0 ) �hS = Forintos,
Haag;
C2) S . O-O 0-0 9.c4 (Pietzsch-Mikenas,
Leningrad 1960) dS l O.cS lLl c6 [ I 0 . . . b6]
I I .h3 �hS 1 2 .�e3 lLl e4= Forintos, Haag;
D) 7 . tLl bd2 �e7 S .�d3 0-0
Dl) 9 . lLl f l ? ! cS
Dll) I 0 . lLl e 3 �hS 1 1 .0-0 lLlc6 1 2 . lLl fS EJ:e8
1 3 .c3 cd 1 4. c d �fS I S .�gS h6 1 6 .�e 3 lLl d5+
Strzelecki-Raetsky, Katowice 1990;
D12) 1 0.h3 �f3 1 1 . �f3 lLl c 6 1 2 . d c dc
1 3 . lLl e3 �c7 1 4 . 0 -0 lLl eS I S .�e2 lLl d3
1 6.�d3 EJ:adS+ Veresagin-Raetsky, Briansk
Russia tch 1995;
D2) 9 . 0-0
D21 ) 9 . . . lLl c 6 l O.c3 �d7
D211) I I .EJ:el EJ:aeS 1 2 . lLl fl �hS 1 3 . tLl g3
�g6 1 4 .�g6 hg I S .�d3 �dS= Hracek­
Haba, St.Mesto 1992;
D2 1 2) I I .�c2 EJ:feS 1 2 .h3 �hS 1 3 . lLl h4 �f8
1 4 . tLl df3 �f3 I S . tLl f3:!: Shachar-Boim, Is­
rael ch 1994;
D22) 9 . . . cS l O.h3 �hS I l .dc dc 1 2 . lLl e4 lLl c6
1 3 . lLl g3 �g6 1 4.�g6 hg
D22 1 ) I S .�d 8 EI:fd 8 = Petrenko-Rozentalis,
Voronezh 1987;
D222) I S .c3= Pinchuk-Dvoretsky, Kiev
1976.
6 . . . g6
A) 7 .id3 Vll e7
AI) S .Vll e2 Vffe 2 9 . � e2 ig7 1 0 . El e l 0-0
I I . <;§;fl t;J c6 1 2 . c3 ig4 1 3 . ttJ bd2 El fe S
1 4.:§e8 EleS 1 5 .h3 id7 1 6 . ttJ c4 (Rausis­
I.Zaitsev, Moscow 1992 -54/(28 1)) h6=
I.Zaitsev;
A2) S .ie2 ! ? ig7 9 .0-0 0-0 1 0 .Ele l I.Zai­
tsev;
B ) 7 . t;J c3 ! ? f.. i g7 S .Vff e 2t Forintos, Haag.
98 7.h3
A) 7 . . . c6 S .c4 ttJ a6 9 . ttJ c3 0-0 1 0 .ie3 d5
I 1 .c5 b6 1 2 .Vff a4 ttJ bSco Velimirovic-Sis­
niega, Novi Sad 01 1 990;
B) 7 . . . if5 s .id3 id3 9 .Vff d3 0-0 1 0.0-0
t;Jc6 I 1 .c3 EleS 1 2 . El e l if8= Forintos,
Haag;
C) 7 . . . 0-0 S .id3 c5 ! 9 . 0-0 ttJ c6= l OO/C. -
7.c4
A) 7 . . . 0-0 S . ttJ c3
AI) S . . . c5 9 . d5 if5 ? ! [9 . . . ig4 ! ? l O.ie2t]
1 0 .id3 Vff d 7 1 1 . 0 - 0 ttJ a6 1 2 . i f5 Vff f5
1 3 . t;J h4 Vll d 7 1 4 .Vff f3 t Velimirovic-Mir­
alles, Vrsac 1989 -48/(41 5 ) ;
A2) S . . . if5 9 .ie2 :;:'leS 1 0.0-0
A21) 10 . . . t;J e4 1 1 . ttJ dS ifS 1 2 . ttJ e3 ig6
1 3 .Vllb3 b6 1 4.Vff a4 c6 1 5 . d5 c5 1 6 . ttJ h4t
Bliumberg-Howell, Budapest 1 994;
A22) 1 0 . . . c6 1 1 . El e l ttJ e4 1 2 . ttJ e4 ie4
1 3 .id3 id3 1 4.Vff d 3 ttJ d7= Lupu-Howell,
Cannes 1995;
B) 7 . . . d5 S . t;J c3 0-0 9 .ie3 ttJ c6 l O.h3
B1) 10 ... if5 ! ? I l .ie2 ttJ b4 1 2 .0-0 ttJ c2
1 3 .t;Jh4 [ 1 3 .:;:'lc l ttJ e 3 1 4 . fe c6=] ttJ e 3 1 4. fe
ie6 1 5 . t;J f5 dcoo Mikhalchishin;
B2) 1 O . . . ib4 1 1 . Vff c 2
B21) l l . . .ie6 1 2 .c5 ttJ e4 1 3 .id3 f5 1 4.0-0
ic3 1 5 .bc f4 1 6 .ic l ± Mikhalchishin;
B22) 1 1 . . . Vffe7 1 2 .0-0-0 [ 1 2 . c 5 ? ic5 ! 1 3 .dc
d4 ; 1 2 .ie2 dc 1 3 . ic4 ie6f± Mikhal­
chishin] ic3 [ 1 2 . . . ie6 ! ?]
B221) l 3 .Vll c 3 ttJ e4 1 4 .Vff e l as ! 1 5 .cd ttJ b4
45
1 6 .1lc4 b 5 -t Mikhalchishin;
B222) 1 3 . bc (Velimirovic-Mikhalchishin,
Palma de Mallorca, 1989) dc 1 4 .ic4 ttJ a5
1 5 .1ld3 1le6-t Mikhalchishin -48/415;
7.ig5 if5 S . 1ld3 id3 9 .Vff d3 0-0 1 0.0-0
ttJ bd7 1 1 .Ele 1 d5 1 2 . ttJ bd2 :;:'leS 1 3 . ttJ e5 ttJ fS
1 4.1lf6 [ 1 4. Ele3 ttJ e6 ! ] 1lf6 1 5 . ttJ df3 ttJ e6
1 6 . El ad l = Kuij pers-Van der Wiel, HiI­
versum 1 984.
7.1le2 0-0 8 .0-0
A) S . . . 1lf5 9.c4 :;:'leS l O. ttJ c3 ifS 1 1 . Ele l
ttJ e4 l 2 . ttJ e4 1le4 1 3 .1lg5t Nunn-Plaskett,
London 1985;
B) S . . . c6 9 . c4 d5 1 0.cd ttJ d5 1 1 . ttJ c3 1le6
1 2 .:;:'le 1 ttJ d7 1 3 .1ld3 EleS 1/2- 1/2 Nunn-Short,
London 1 985.
99 7 ... 1l g4
A) S . ttJ bd2 ttJ c6 [S . . . O-O -97/6 ...ig41D] 9.c3
Vff d 7 [f.. i f5 ] 1 0 .Vff c2 Vff e 6 l 1 . �f l co 1/2_1/2
Sisniega-Am.Rodrigues, Bogota 199 1 ;
B ) 8 .h3 i h 5 9 . ttJ c3 ttJ bd7 1 0 .ig5 ttJ b6
I 1 .Vff e 2 0-0 l 2 . g4 1lg6 1 3 .1lg6? ! fg ! 1 4.1ld2
Vff d 7 1 5 .0-0-0 ElaeS l 6 .Vff d 3 Vff c 6 1 7 . ttJ g5
ttJ fd5+ Zheljandinov-Butnorius, Kharkov
1967;
C) S . O-O 0-0 - 1 5.
1 00 8.h3
A) S . . . EleS 9 . 0-0 ttJ bd7 1 0.Ele l ttJ fS 1 1 . c4
c6 1 2 . ttJ c3 ttJ g6 1 3 .1le3 1ld7 1 4 .Vff b 3
[ 1 4 . b4 ! ? Forintos, Haag] Vff c S 1 5 . ttJ e 2 ttJ h5
1 6 . ttJ g3 ttJ hf4 1 7 .ifl 1lf6 I S .d5 Vff c 7
1 9 .Elad 1 t Velimirovic-Chandler, Saraje­
vo 1 985;
B ) 8 . h 3 c6 9 . 0-0 ttJ a6 l O . c 3 ttJ c7 1 1 .1lf4 b6
1 2 .:;:'le l 1lb7 1 3 . ttJ bd 2 :;:'le8 1 4.Vff c 2 h6 1 5 . a4
c5 1 6.1lh2t Donev- Toth, Switzerland tch
1995;
C) 8 . . . c5 ! 9 .0-0 ttJ c6
C l ) l O.c3 d5 l 1 .dc 1lc5 1 2. ttJ bd2 h6 1 3 . ttJ b3
1lb6= Psakhis ;
C2) 1 0 . ct:l c3 ct:l b4 1 U"l e 1 [ l L �c4 ii,fS
1 2.ii,b3 ct:l e4=] h6 1 2 .ii,f4 ii,e6 1 3 .ii,fl
C21 ) 1 3 . . . ct:l fdS 1 4 . ct:l dS ii,dS l S . d c dc
1 6 . ct:l eS ii,f6 1 7 . c 3 ct:lc6 1 8 . ct:l c4 ii,e6
1 9 .�c2± Petrenko- Raetsky, Voronezh
1987;
C22) 1 3 . . . ct:l bd S [ 1 3 . . . �b6 ! ? Psakhis]
1 4 . ct:l dS ct:l dS I S . ii, g3 ii,f6 1 6 . c 3 � b 6 =
Psakhis-Mikhalchishin, Minsk 1986.
1 0 1 8 ... ct:l bd7 9 . Ei:e1 Ei:e8 1 0. ct:l bd2 ct:l f8
1 1 . ct:l fl ct:l g6 1 2 . ct:l g3 c6 1 3 .c3 ii,d7 1 4.h3
�c7 l S .�c2 ct:l dS 1 6 .ii,d2 as= V.Spasov­
Kir.Georgiev, Burgas 1992 -55/ (301).
8 ... ct:l c6 9.c3 ii,g 4 1 0.h3 ii,hS 1 1 . Ei:e 1 = - 1 5.
1 02 9.ii,g5
A ) 9 . . . ct:l c 6 1 0 . c3 ct:l dS 1 1 .ii,e 3 ii,f6 1 2 . ct:l bd2
Ei:e8 1 3 .Ei:e 1 ct:l de7 [ 1 3 . . . ct:l e3 1 4.fe dS l S .e4
ii,h4 1 6 . Ei: e200] 1 4 . �c2 ct:l g6 l S .h3 ii,f3
1 6 . ct:l f3 dSt Schlechter-Teichmann, Leip­
zig 1 894;
B) 9 . . . ct:l dS 1 0.ii,d2 ct:l c6 1 1 .c3 Ei:e8 1 2 .h3
ii,hS 1 3 .ii,h7 @h7 1 4 . ct:l gS @g6 l S .�c2 fS
1 6 . g4 ii,gS 1 7 .�fS @h6 1 8 . h400 ii,g6 1 9 .ii,gS
@h7 20.�dS �d7 2 1 .�g2 ii,d3 22.Ei:c l Ei:e4
23 .f3 Ei:e2 24.�g3 Ei:ae8 2 S . ct:l d2 �e6�
Nevednichy-Handoko, Manila (01) 1992;
C) 9 . . . h6 1 0.ii,h4 ct:l c6 1 1 .h3 [ 1 1 .c3 ct:l dS = ]
ii,f3 1 2 .�f3 ct:l d4 1 3 .�b7 � d 7 1 4.ii,f6 ii,f6
I S . ct:l c3 Ei:ab8 1 6.�a7 dS� Mukhindinov­
Makarychev, Moscow 1992;
D) 9 . . . cS 1 0. ct:l bd2 ct:lc6 1 1 . ct:l b 3 ? ! Ei:e8 1 2 .dc
dc 1 3 .ii,f6? ! ii,f6 1 4. ct:l cS ct:l d4+ Adamek­
Raetsky, Mlada Boleslav 1992.
9.ct:l bd2 97/6 ii,g41D.
- •••
9.Ei:e1 Ei:e8 1 O. ct:l bd2 ct:l c6 I l . c3 ii,f8 1 2 .Ei:e8
�e8 1 3 . ct:l f 1 ii,hS 1 4. ct:l g 3 ii,g6= Sutovsky­
Alterman, Israel ch 1 994.
9.c3 ct:l bd7 1 O. ct:l bd2 c6 1 1 .�c2 Ei:e8 1 2 .h3
ii,hS 1 3 . ct:l h4 ii,f8 1 4. ct:l df3 dS I S .ii,gS �c7
1 6.Ei:ae 1 ii,f3 1 7 . ct:l f3 ii,d6 = Borgo-Arlandi,
46
Reggio Emilia 1993.
1 03 10.c3
A) 1 O . . . dS ? ! 1 1 .ii,f4 ct:l bd7 1 2 . ct:l bd2 Ei:e8
1 3 .�b3t Winkler-Landanyi, Bie1 1986;
B) 1 0 . . . cS+± [ 1 O . . . ct:l bd7 ; 1 O . . . ct:l c6] .
1 04 1 0 . . . Ei:e8 1 1 .ii,gS ct:l c6 1 2 .c3 ct:l dS
1 3 .ii,e 7 Ei:e 7 = Smirin-Ivanchuk, Debrecen
European tch 1992.
10 ... c5 ! ?
A ) l 1 .dS ct:l bd7
A I ) 1 2 . ct:l c3 ct:l eS 1 3 .ii,e2 ii,f3 1 4.ii,f3 ct:l e 8
l S .ii,e2 fSoo Shtyrenkov-Raetsky, Voronezh
1989;
A2) 1 2 . g4 ! ? ii,g6 1 3 .ii,g6 hg
A21) 1 4 . c4 ct:l h7 l S . l2l c3 ct:l gS 1 6 .mg2 ct:l f3
1 7 . � f3 ct:l eS 1 8 . �e2 g S +± C a m p ora­
Kaidanov, Tilburg 1993;
A22) 1 4. ct:l c 3 Ei:e8 1 S .ii,f4 a6 1 6.gS [ 1 6 . a4 ! ?)
1 6 . . . ct:l hS 1 7 .ii,h2 bS 1 8 . a4 b4 1 9 . ct:l e4 ct:lf8
20. @g2 � d700 Shtyrenkov-Toistikh, Volgo­
grad 1994;
B) l 1 . dc dc
B 1 ) 1 2 .ii,gS ct:l c6 1 3 . ct:l bd2 Ei:e8 1 4.ct:l f l �b6+
Velibekov-Raetsky, Baku 1990;
B2) 1 2.g4 �g6 1 3 .�g6 hg 1 4 .�d8 �d8
I S .�f4 �aS ! 1 6 .c3 Ei:d8 1 7 . ct:l bd2 ct:l c6
B21) 1 8 . ct:l c4 ct:l dS 1 9 .ii,d6 bS 20. ct:l aS Ei:d6
2 1 . ct:l b7 Ei:f6 22. ct:l e5 ct:l eS 2 3 . Ei: eS ct:l f4f±
Raetsky;
B22) 1 8 . ct:l e 4 ct:l e4 1 9 .Ei:e4 Ei:d S = Dolmatov­
Raetsky, Podolsk 1 992 -57/(302).
1 05 14.Ei:e8 Ei:e8 I S .�gS ct:l e4 1 6 .�e4 Ei:e4
1 7 . ct:l g3 �f3 1 8 .�f3 Y2-Y2 Kavalek-Tal,
Tilburg 1 980.
1 06 5 ...ii,f5?? 6.�e2 ( 1 -0 Zapata-Anand,
Bie1 1988) �e7 7 . ct:l dS+-.
1 07 9.ii,d3? g 6 1 O . � d4 ii,d6 1 1 .�h4
[ 1 1 .0-0 tLlc6 1 2 .tWh4 tWh4 1 3 . tLl h4 tLl b4+]
E%eS 1 2 .�e2 tWh4 1 3 . tLl h4 tLl c6 1 4. c 3 gS
I S . tLl f3 g4�1+ Gunsberg-Schlechter,
Monte Carlo 1902;
9.d4 E%eS 1 O. tLl eS tLl c6 [ 1 O . . . �d6] 1 1 .�c4
ILl e S 1 2 .de �b4 1 3 . c3 �d6 1 4 . f4 tWh4 1 S . g3
�hS 1 6 .�e2 �g4°o Perlis-Fleischmann,
Barmen 1905 .
1 08 9 ... E%e8? 1 O. tLl e S .
1 09 10.d4 1::1 e S l 1 . tLl eS � eS 1 2. de
A) 1 2" .tWe7 ? 1 3 . f4 �fS 1 4.tWfS tWb4 1 S .�d2
�c4 1 6.tWd3± Leonhardt-Schlechter, Bar­
men 1905 ;
B) 1 2" . tLlc6
Bl) 1 3 .f4 tWh4 1 4.g3 tWh3 l S .�fl tWhS �
Alekhine;
B2) 1 3 .�f4 tWh4 1 4. 0-0-0 1::1 e S l S .1::1 d S tWdS
1 6 .�eS V!J.e7 1 7 . 1::1 e l tLl eS I S .tWeS tW eS
1 9.E%eS WfS = Alekhine .
1 1 0 13 ...tWh6 1 4.1::1 fe l �g4 I S .h3 L1�h3
1 6.gh V!J.h3 1 7 .�f7+- Alekhine .
13 V!J. b2 1 4 . tLl gS
••.
A) 1 4" .g6 l S .�f7
AI) I S " . WfS 1 6 .�eS WeS 1 7 . 1::1 ae 1 � L1c3
Alekhine;
A2) I S . . . Wg7 1 6 .�e8 tWeS 1 7 .tWc3 tLl d4
I S .f4 ! !+- Alekhine;
B) 14" .�e6 l S .�e6 fe 1 6.tWh7 W fS (Alek­
hine-Rabinovich, Moscow 1918) 1 7 .c3�±
Bl) 1 7 " .tWd2 l S .tWhS We7 1 9 .tWg7 WdS
20.E%ad 1 tWf4 2 1 .g3 tWf8 22.tLl e6+- Alek­
hine;
B2) 1 7 " .�eS l S .tWh5 ! m g S 1 9 .tWf7 m h S
20.f4 �f6 2 1 .1::1 [3 tWa 1 22.Wf2 � g S 2 3 . fg+­
Alekhine (-300 PartienlPanovlMoscow
1954).
1 1 1 6 .. d5
. tLl e4 1 1 .�e4 c6= Forintos, Haag.
A ) 7.�d3 �g4 [7 . . . �e7 S . tLl e 2 tLl e4 9 . c 3 �d6
47
1 O.tWc2 tWe7 1 1 .0-0 0-0 1 2 .1::1 e 1 c6 1 3 .�f4t/
t Panchenko-Knezevic, Dubna 1979] S .h3
�hS 9 . 0-0 �e7 1 O.�f4 0-0 1 1 . 1::1 e l tLl c6
(Semenova-Fatalibekova, Alma Ata 1981)
1 2 . g4 �g6 1 3 . tLl eS t Forintos, Haag;
B) 7 . tLl eS �fS [7 . . . �d6 S .�gS ] S . tLl e2 �d6
9 . tLl g3 t Nimzovich-Cohn, Barmen 1 905;
C) 7 .�gS �e7 S .�d3
C l ) S " .�g4? ! 9 . h3 �hS 1 O.tWe2 0-0 1 1 . 0-
0-0
C l l) 1 1 . . . tLl c6? 1 2 . g4 �g6 1 3 .�g6 hg
1 4 .�f6 ! �f6 l S .tWbS± Feldsherovic-Ma­
nagadze, Erevan 1984;
C 12) 1 1 . . .c6 1 2 . 1::1 h e l t ;
C2) S " .O-O 9 . h 3 1::1 e S 1 0.0-0 tLl bd7 l 1 . tLl e2
tLl e4 1 2 . �f4 tLl df6 1 3 . tLl eS c6 1 4 . tLl g3 t
Milivojevic-Petrovic, Smerderevska Pa­
lanka 1980.
6 ...� f5
A) 7 .�d3 t ;
B ) 7 .�f4 �e7 8 .tWd2 tLl e4 ? ! [ 8 . . . 0-0 ! ? - 1 1 2/
7.�f4] 9 .tWd3 ! [ L1tWbS] tLl g3 1 0 .tWbS c6
I I .tWb7± Blinov-Parutin, corr 1984;
C) 7 . tLl h4 �g4 8 .tWd3t Forintos, Haag
6 ... �g4
A) 7 .�f4 �e7 8 .�d3 c6 9.h3 �hS 1 O. g4
�g6 l 1 .tWdl tLl a6 1 2 . 0-0-0 tLl b4 1 3 .�g6
hg 1 4 . W b 1 tWd7 l S . tLl gS tLl bdS 1 6 . tLl dS
tLl d S (Sievers-M.Braun, Bundesliga 1989)
1 7 .�g3t Forintos, Haag;
B) 7 .�e2 �e7 8 .�e3 0-0 9 .tWd2 c6 1 0.h3
�hS 1 1 .a3 tLl a6 1 2 .0-0 tLl c7 1 3 . 1::1 fe 1 1::1 e 8 =
Koskela-Lauk, Jyvaskyla 1994.
1 1 2 7.�e2 0 - 0 8 . 0 - 0 1::1 e 8 9 . �gS h 6
1 0 . � h4 �fS 1 1 .h3 tLl bd7 1 2 .�d3 � d 3
1 3 .tWd3 tLl f8= Yurkov-Shtepa, Briansk
Russia tch 1 995.
7.�e3 �g4 8.h3 �hS 9.�d3 tLl bd7 1 O. tLl e4
(Persitzer-Mayer, Temeschburg 1 9 1 1 )
7.�g5
A) 7 . "fie6 8 .Wd2 h6 9 .fif6 fif6 1 0.0-0-0
dS 1 1 . lLl eS 0-0 1 2 . f4 [ 1 2 .We3 ! ? Forintos,
Haag] eS ! ? 1 3 .de WaS 1 4.a3 WeS I S . lLl dS
fieS 1 6 .fe l'l: e 8 1 7 . lLl f4 (Van der Wiel­
Ostojic, Oostende 1983) lLl d7�;
B) 7 . . .fig4 8 .Wd2± Keres;
C) 7 . . . 0-0 8 .Wd2 dS 9 . 0-0-0 e6 (Szavay-
Barasz, Berlin 1912) 1 0.fid3± i'1l'l:he 1 ;
D ) 7 . . . fifS i'1 8 .Wd2 lLl e4 9 . lLl e4 fie4 1 0.We3
fif3 I I . gf lLl e6+ Gutman.
7.h3 0-0 8 .fid3 lLl e6 9 . a3 l'l:e8 1 0. 0-0 h6
I l .lLle2 fif8 1 2. lLl g3 dS= I 3 .l'l:e I l'l:e l 1 4.We l
Wd6 I S .e3 fid7 1 6 . lLl e5 l'l:e8 1 7 .f4 lLl aS
1 8 .fie3 lLl b3 1 9 . 1'l: d l eS= Tseshkovsky­
Smyslov, USSR 1974 - 1 8/250.
7.fif4 ! ? 0-0 [7 . . . fifS - 1 1 l /6 ... fif5/B] 8 .Wd2
fifS 9 . 0-0-0
A) 9 . . . dS 1 0. lLl eS e6 1 l .f3 WaS 1 2. g4 fie6
1 3 .\t>b l fib4 1 4. lLl d3 ± Chekhov-Villareal,
j wch Yugoslavia 1 975;
B) 9 . . . e6f± i'1bS , WaS Schwarz.
1 1 3 7 fi g4 8 . h3 fihS
.•.
A ) 9.0-0 0-0 [9 . . . lLl e6 l O.fie3 0-0 Forintos,
Haag] 1 0 . g4 fig6 I I . lLl h 4 fid3 1 2 .Wd 3 lLl g4
[ 1 2 . . . l'l:e8] 1 3 . lLl fS lLl f6
A I ) 1 4. \t> h l � Tarrasch;
A2) 1 4.fih6 ! ? Forintos, Haag;
B) 9 . g4 fig6 l O.fie 3 lLl e6 I l . d S lLl b4 1 2 .fig6
hg 1 3 .a3 lLl a6 1 4.Wd4 lLl eS 1 5 .0-0-0 as
1 6.We4 [ 1 6 . h4t] lLl fd7 1 7 .fid4 0-0 1 8 . h4
l'l:e8f± Schiffers-Caro, Vienna 1 898;
C) 9 .fif4
C l ) 9 . . . lLl bd7 1 O . g4 fig6 1 1 .Wd2 lLl b6 1 2 . 0-
0 - 0 00 1/2_1/2 A m . Rodrigues - G . Garcia,
Cuba ch 1 989;
C2) 9 . . . 0-0
C21) 1 O.g4 fig6 1 1 .Wd2 lLl e6 1 2.fig6 hg
1 3.d5 lLl aS 1 4. 0-0-0 Wd7 I S .l'l:he l l'l:fe8
1 6 .Wd3 b6 1 7 .WbS a6 1 8 .Wd7 lLl d7= Tal­
Smyslov, Aker Brygge (aktiv) 1 989;
C22) 1 0.0-0 lLl bd7 1 1 . l'l:e 1 l'l:e8 1 2 . g4 fig6
48
1 3 .�g2 lLl b6 1 4.fig6 hg l S .Wd3 Wd7 1 6J::l e2
fif8= Fuchs-Hennings, DDR 1968.
1 1 4 8.h3 - I 1 217.h3.
8.fif4 l'l:e8 9 .Wd2 lLl e6 1 0.h3 fif8 I l . lLl e2
dS 1 2 .e3 lLl e4 1 3 .We2 fid6 1 4 . 0 - 0 fifS
l S .l'l:fe l Wf6 1 6 .fi:d6 W : d6 1 7 . lLl d2 fig6=
Kupreichik-Kholmov, USSR 1/2ch 1976.
1 1 5 8 ...c5 9 . h3 b6 1 0.dS fib7 I l .e4 bS
1 2 .b3 as 1 3 . a4 be 1 4.be lLl a6 I S . lLl e 3 lLl b4
1 6.0-0 l'l:e8°o Ulibin-Sorokin, Minsk 1990.
1 1 6 1l ... h6
A) 1 2 .fie2 dS 1 3 .fif4 fid6 1 4 .fid6 Wd6
I S .Wd3 fid7= ECO Kochiev-Kholmov,
USSR 1 978 -25/278;
B) 1 2 .fif4 ! ? Kholmov.
1 1 7 14.b4 lLl g 8 I S . lLl hfS lLl ee7 1 6 . lLl e3
lLl f6 1 7 . a4 lLl eg 8 1 8 .bS lLl g4 ! ? 1 9 . 1Ll g4
A ) 1 9 . e4 ? ! l'l:e3 ! 20.fe Wh4 2 1 .h3 Wg3 22.hg
fid6=t ---t Ulybin-Akopian, Tbilisi 1989;
B) 1 9 " .fig4 20.fia3 = Akopian.
1 1 8 6 . . . fifS 7 . fie3 lLl e 6 8 . Wd2 a6
9 . 0-0-0 fie7 1 O.l'l:g 1 Wd7 I l .fie2± Kosten·
Hingst, Paris 1989 .
6 ... lLl c6
A) 7 .fie3 fig4
A I ) 8 .fie2 fie7 9 . h 3 fie6 I O.Wd2 h6 I l . a4? !
Wd7 = Gomes BaIIio-Juares, Buenos Aires
199 1 ;
A2) 8.h3 ! ? fi h S 9 .WdS fi n 1 0 .Wt3 fie7
1 1 .fibS Wd7 1 2 .Wg4 Wg4 1 3 .hg a6 1 4 .fic6
be 1 5 .0-0-0 �d7= Tzermiadianos-Skem­
bris, Iraklio 1993 ;
B) 7 .fif4 fig4
B l ) 8.Wd2 Wd7 9 .0-0-0 0-0-0 l O.fibS fie7
1 1 .We3 We6 ! = Lakos-Saljova, Balaton·
bereny 1 993;
B2) 8 .fie2 fie7 9 .Wd2 - 1 2017 ... lLl c6/B.
6 �g4 7 . �e2 [ 7 . �e3] �e7 ? ! [7 . . . l2l c6]
...
S.iWd4 hS 9.h3 ! ? l2l c6 1 O.�g7 ii,f6 1 1 .�h8
�hS 1 2.hg �e7 1 3 .ii,e3� Gamacho-P.Gon­
sales, Pinar del Rio 1988.
1 1 9 7.�c4 0-0 8 .0-0 ii,g4= Jaenisch .
7.�d3
A) 7 . . / b d7 8 .�e3
AI) 8 . . .ct'l eS= Forintos, Haag;
A2) 8 . . . 0-0
A21) 9.h4 (Showalter-Halprin, Vienna
1 898) tLl eS ! ? [ 9 . . . l2l f6] L1 1 0 . ii,h7 � h 7
I l .tLlgS � g 8 1 2 .�hS ii,fS ;
A22) 9.0-0 tLl f6 1 0.h3 (Walcker-Pashov­
sky, St.Petersburg 1 9 1 0) c S ! = L1dS Forin­
tos, Haag;
A3) 8 . . . �f6 9 .�e2 0-0 1 0. 0-0-0 �e8 l 1 .h3
CtJeS= S.Garcia-Vilela, Cuba 1983;
B) 7 . . . 0-0 8 .h3 l2l d7 9 . 0-0 l2l eS= (Suech­
ting-Rabinovich, Karlsbad 1911) 1 0.ii,f4
�f6=;
C ) 7 . . . tLlc6 8 .�f4 ii,g4 [ 8 . . . ii,e6? ! 9 .�e2 �d7
1 0 . 0-0-0 0-0-0 1 1 .�bS ! �f6 1 2 .�eS±
Gaspariants-Khachaturov, USSR 1968]
9 . h 3 �hS 1 0.g4 [0 I 0.ii,e4 Forintos, Haag]
�g6 (Louma-Milner-Barry, London 1947)
I I .iWd2= ;
D) 7 . . . �g4
D l ) 8.h3 �hS
Dll) 9.�e3 tLlc6 1 0.ii,e4 ii,g6 [ 1 O . . . �d7=]
I I .�g6 [ 1 1 .ii,dS ! ? Forintos, Haag] hg
1 2.iWe2 IWd7= Skoularikis-Skali, Thessa­
loniki 01 1988;
D12) 9.�f4 l2l c6 I 0 .�e2 �d7 1 1 .0-0-0
0-0-0 1 2 .g4ii,g6 1 3 .ii,bS �e6 1 4.�he l �e2
1 S .ge2 �he8 1 6 . � de 1 � d7 1 7 . l2l d4 a6
I S . ct'l c6 bc 19 .�a6 �a8 20.ii,c4 �a4 2 1 . b3
�a2 22.�b 1 �aa8= Rush-Sindh, Dubai 01
1 986;
D2) 8.�e3 tLlc6 9 .ii,e4 �d7 1 0.�d2 0-0-0
1 1 .0-0-0 �he8 l I 1 . . .ii,f6 ! ?] 1 2 . l2l d4 ! dS
1 3 .tLlc6 IWc6 1 4 .�d5 �a6°o Nimzovich-
49
Marshall, San Sebastian 1911 .
1 20 7 ... l2l d7 8 .�d2 l2l c5
A) 9 . l2l d4 0-0 - 1 8;
B) 8 .�d2 l2l c 5 9 . 0-0-0 ii,g4 ! ? 1 0.ii,b5 ! ? c6
1 1 .ii,e2
Bl) 1 1 . .. 0-0? 1 2 .ii,d6 ii,d6 1 3 .�d6 �d6 L1
1 4. �d6 l2l e4 ? 1 5 .�d4 l2l f2 1 6 .�fl +- Rub­
levsky;
B2) 1 1 . . .d5 1 2 .c4 l2l e4 1 3 .�e3 0-0 1 4 .cd
cd 1 5 . h3 ! ii,c5 1 6 .�b3 �f6 1 7 .ii,e3± Rub­
levsky;
B3) 1 1 . . .�a5
B 3 1 ) 1 2.ii,d6 ? �a2 1 3 .�e3 l2l e6 1 4.ii,e7 �e7
I S . l2l d4 ii,e2 1 6 .�e2 �hd8+ Rublevsky;
B32) 1 2 .a3 d5 1 3 . l2l d4- l2l e4 1 4.�e3 ii,e2
1 5 .�e2 O - O ! 1 6 . f3 ii,d6 1 7 .�e3 � c 7 =
Rublevsky;
B33) 1 2 . <;i?bl ii,e6 [ 1 2 . . . d5 ? 1 3 . l2l d4- l2l e4
1 4.�e3 ii,e2 I S .�e2 0-0 1 6.f3 ii,d6 1 7 . fe
�f4 1 8 . �hfl ! ± ] 1 3 .c4 [ 1 3 . a3 d5 1 4. l2l d4 0-
0 =] �d2 1 4 .ii,d2 [ 1 4 . l2l d2 d5=] l2l e4 ! ?
[ 1 4 . . . d5 1 5 . l2l d4± ] 1 5 .�e3 c 5 = Rublevsky
1f2_1/2 Rublevsky- Tolstikh, Russia 1 994 -
61/(302).
7 ... c6 8 .�d2 0-0 9 . 0-0-0 �a5 1 0.�b 1 ii,e6
1 1 . a3 [ 1 1 . c4±] l2l a6 1 2 . l2l d 4 l2l c S 1 3 .c4 �b6
1 4.�b4 �d8 1 5 .g3 as 1 6 .�e l �d7 1 7 .ii,g2
�e8 1 8 .�d2 �b6°o Fedorov-Grimberg,
Belgrade 1988.
7 ... l2l c6 8 .�d2 l 8 .ii,d3 - 1 1 9/7.ii,d3]
A ) 8 . . . ii,e6 9 .ii,d3 �d7 1 0.0-0-0 h6 1 1 .�he l
a6 1 2 . � b l 0-0-0 1 3 . l2l d4 l2l d4 1 4 .cd �f6=
Zapata-G.Garcia, Camaguey 1987;
B) 8 . . . ii,g4 9 .ii,e2
Bl) 9 . . . 0 - 0 I O . O - O - O ± �f6 I 1 .h3 �f3
1 2 . � f3 l2l e S ! ? 1 3 . � b7 � b 8 1 4 . � d 5 c 5
(Kupreichik-Schussler, Reykjavik 1980)
I S .ii,e5± (Forintos, Haag) ii,e5 1 6.f4 ii,f6
1 7 .ii,b3 Xd6;
B2) 9 . . . �d7
B21) I O .h3
B2tl) 1 0 . . . ii.f3 1 1 .ii.f3 Vf1e6 1 2 .ii.e2 0-0
1 3 .0-0 1/2_1/2 Ivanovic-Smyslov, Bar 1 9S0;
B212) 1 0 . . . ii.hS 1 1 .0-0-0 0-0-0 1 2 J'l:he 1
Ei:heS 1 3 . g4 ii.g6 1 4.ii.bS a6= Schmid-Alex­
ander, Dublin 1957)
B213) 1 0 . . . ii.e6 I 1 . lIJ d4 lIJ d4 1 2 . c d dS
1 3 .0-0-0 0-0 1 4 .g4 cS I S .dc ii.cs 1 6.ii.e3
Ei:fcSf! Okhotnik-Rozentalis, USSR 1988;
B22) 1 0.0-0-0 0-0-0 I I .h3 ii.e6 1 2 . lIJ gS
ii.gS 1 3 .ii.gS f6 1 4 .ii.e3 hS I S .c4 l1J eS 1 6 .b3
gSoo Santo-Roman-Miralles, Lyon 1988
7 ... ii.g4 S . ii.e2 0-0 9.Vf1d2 lIJ d7 1 0. 0-0-0
lIJ f6 1 I .h3 ii.hS I 2 . g4 ii.g6±/---+ » 1 3 . h4 l1J g4
1 4.hS ii.e4 I S . Ei: hg l lIJ f6 1 6 . ii. h6 lIJ h S
1 7 . lIJ d4 <t!?hS I S .ii.hS gh 1 9 .Vf1h6 Ei:gS 20.ii.f3
ii.f3 2 1 . lIJ f3°o Ei:g6 ? ! 2 2 . lIJ eS ! Ei:g l 2 3 . lIJ f7
<t!? g S 24 . Ei: g l � Dzindzikhashvili-Young,
Philadelphia 1992.
1 2 1 8 . . . lIJ c6 9 . 0 - 0 - 0 ii.f6 ! ? [9 . . . ii.g4
1 O .ii.e2 - 1 2017 . . lIJ c6/B l ]
.
A) 1 O.h3 Ei: e S I I .g4 ii.e6 1 2 . <±i b l lIJ eS
1 3 .ii.g2 l1J c4 1 4 .Vf1c l cS I S . lIJ d2 ! ?oo Hickl­
Sievers, Bundesliga 199 1 ;
B ) 1 0 .ii.d 3 l1J eS [ 1 O . . . ii.g4 ; 1 0 . . . Ei: e S ] I I .ii.eS
de 1 2 .Vf1e3 [ 1 2 . lIJ eS ? ! ii.eS 1 3 .ii.h7 <±ih7
1 4.Vf1d S Ei:dS I S .Ei:dS b6 1 6. Ei:e I ii.f4 ! 1 7 .<t!?b l
ii.b7 I S .Ei:aS ii.aS 1 9 .93 ii.d6oo] Vf1e7 1 3 .h4
Ei:eS (Kholmov-Majorovas, USSR 1979 -
27/264) 1 4.Vf1e4 ! ? g6 1 S . g4 ii.d7 1 6.ii.c4 ii.c6
1 7 .ii.dS ii.dS I S . Ei:dS c6 1 9 .Ei:d3 Ei:adS 20.gS
ii.g7 2 1 .Ei:dS Ei:dS 22.Ei:e l ± Kholmov .
1 22 10.h3 Ei:eS
A ) I I .ii.c4 ii.e6 1 2.ii.e6 l1J e6 1 3 .ii.e3 as 1 4.h4
a4 I S . a3 Vf1d7 = Savon-Kochiev, Lvov 1978
-25/(279);
B) I l . g4 l1J e4 1 2 .Vf1e l ii.f6 1 3 .ii.e3
Bl) 1 3 . . . c6 1 4 . ii.d3 Vf1 as I S .ii.e4 Ei:e4
1 6.ii.b6 ! ii.gS [ 1 6 . . . Vf1a4 1 7 .Ei:d4 ! ; 1 6 . . . Ei:e l ?
1 7 .Ei:he 1 +- ] 1 7 . lIJ gS Vf1 gS I S .ii.e3
B t l ) I S . . . Vf1g6? 1 9 .Vf1d2 dS 20.f3 Ei:eS 2 1 .h4±
50
---+ Tseshkovsky-I.Zaitsev, USSR 1975 -19/
218;
B 12) 1 9 .Vf1d2 dS 20.Ei:he l ±;
B2) o I 3 . . . b6f! �ii.b7 [ 1 3 . . . ii.d7 ! ?] .
1 23 1 0 ... lIJ e6 1 1 .ii.e3 ii.gS 1 2 .f4 ii.f6±
Valvo-Howell, New York 1990.
1 24 12.h4 lIJ f4 1 3 .Vf1f4 dS 1 4. lIJ 5 �f6
I S .ii.d3 ii.eS 1 6 .Vf1d2 1/2-IJ2 Kupreichik·
Makarychev, USSR ch 1980/8 1 . 12.4Je6
ii.e6 1 3 . <t!? b l = Vf1d7 1 4 . ii. d3 ( C uartas·
Lirindzakis, Thessaloniki 01 1984) as ! ?
1 25 1 2 ... lIJ d4 1 3 .cd ii.f6
A) 1 4.ii.d3 ii.e6 I S . h4? ! [ o I S .<t!?b l ! ?=] cSI
1 6 .ii.gS [ 1 6. dc dc 1 7 .ii.cS Vf1c7�] h6 1 7 .d5
ii.d7 I S .ii.f4 bS 1 9 . c 3 [ 1 9 .ii.d6 b4+= ] c4t
Sveshnikov-Kochiev, Lvov 1978 -25/279;
B) 1 4 .h4 ! ?i .
1 26 13.f4 ii.f6 1 4 . 4J f3
A ) 1 4 . . . lIJ c S ? I S .ii.cS dc 1 6 .Vf1f2 Vf1e7 1 7 .E1el
Vf1fS I S .Ei:eS Vf1eS 1 9 .Vf1cs Vf1e4± Sveshnikov·
Kochiev, USSR ch 1977 ;
B) 1 4 . . . b6 I S .ii.c4 [ I S .g4? ! ii.b7] 4J cS ! ?
[�ii.e6 ; I S . . . ii.b7 1 6 . ClJ g S ] 1 6 .ii.d5 Ei: b 8
1 7 . ClJ d4 ii.d4 ! I S .cd lIJ e4 1 9 .Vf1d3 ClJ f6t
Dolmatov-Yusupov, USSR ch 1980/ 81.
1 27 14.Vf1g5 lIJ gS I S . ClJ bS ClJ e6 1 6 .Ei:e l
ii.d7 1 7 .Ei:e6 ii.bS I S . Ei:eS ii.eS= Ivanovic·
Yusupov, Vrbas 1980.
1 28 7 ... d5? ! S . c4 ! dc 9 .Vf1dS ii.dS 1 0.ii.c4
ii.f6 1 1 .0-0-0 0-0 1 2.Ei:he I ii.g4 1 3 .ii.c S Ei:c8
1 4 . ii.e7 [ 1 4 . h 3 ! ?] ClJ d7 I S . h 3 ± Nunn·
Mascarinas, Thessaloniki (01) 1984.
7 ... ClJ d7 S .Vf1d2 lIJ eS [ S . . O-O - 1 9 ; S . . . ClJf6
.
9 .ii.d3 ii.e6 1 0 . lIJ d4 Vf1d7 I l . ClJ e 6 Vf1e6 1 2.0-
0 0-0 1 3 .c4± J.Sanchez-Ginzburg, Mar
del Plata 1 995]
 A) 9 .cLl d4 0-0 1 0. 0-0-0 - 1 9;
A2) 9 . . . cS ! ;
8 ) 9.!e2
81) 9 . . . !d7 ? ! 1 0 .0-0-0 Ct:l f3 I I .iLf3 1lJics
[ 1 1 . .. c6 1 2 . c4t 1 1 2 . iLd4t Diaz-Garcia,
Cuba 1983;
82) 9 . . . 0-0 1 O. Ct:l d4 cS 1 1 . Ct:l b 3 iLe6 1 2 .Eld l
'tih'b6 1 3 .0-0 aS t Sznapik-Borik, Dortmund
198 1 ;
C ) 9 .!d4 !f6 [9 . . . Ct:l f3 l O.gf iLf6oo] 1 0.0-
0-0 !e6
C1) 1 1 .!eS de
C l l ) I H:�e l 1lJie7 1 3 . Ct:l e S iLa2 L1 1 4 .iLbS e6
I s. ctJ c6 !gS Forintos, Haag;
C12) 1 2 .\We3 ! ?;
C2) 1 1 .\We3 Ct:l f3 1 2 .1lJif3 iLd4 1 3 .cd 1lJigS =
Taulbut-Speelman, Brighton 1 980;
0) 9.0-0-0 Ct:l f3 1 0. gfiLe6 1 1 .Wb l [ 1 1 .iLd4]
!f6 1 2 .!d3 [ 1 2 .iLd4 ! ?] e6 1 3 . a3 1lJiaS 1 4.f4
0 - 0-0 I S .c4 1/2_1/2 Van der Wiel-Barua,
Novi Sad (01) 1990.
7.JiJc6
A) 8.!e2 iLf6 9.1lJid2 iLfS 1 0.0-0-0 1lJid7=
Florian-Alexandrescu, Bucharest 1 95 1 ;
8) 8.!d3 [- 1 1 9] Ct:l e S = Forintos, Haag;
C) 8.h3 !fS [ S . . . Ct:l eS ! ? ] 9 . iLd3 1lJi d 7 =
Michell-Scott, London 1 920;
0) 8.\Wd2
01) 8 . . . 0-0 - 1 9;
02) 8 . . . Ct:leS 9 . Ct:l d4 0-0 1 0. f4 [ 1 0. 0-0-0
1 91 1tlg4 1 1 .0-0-0 eS 1 2 . Ct:l f3 iLe6f± Short­
Condie, Brighton 1984;
03) 8 . . .!fS 9 . 0-0-0
031 ) 9 . . . 0-0 1 O. Ct:l d4 [ 1 O.h3] Ct:l d4 l 1 .iLd4
!g 5 Lloyd-Allen, London 1961 [ l 1 . . .1lJid7
= C22) 1 0 . . . El e S 1 1 . Ct:l g S [ L1 1 2 . Ct:l f7 W h 7
-032] ;
032) 9 . . . \Wd7 1 O. Ct:l d4? ! [ 1 0.h3 L1g4 Forin­
tos, Haag] Ct:l d4 I l .iLd4 0-0 1 2.g4? iLe4 !
1 3 .l"i:g l 1lJia4 ! 1 4.Wb l iLgS I S .iLe3 iLe3 1 6.fe
l"i:ae8+ Rakowiecki-Halasz, Porabka 1987;
04) 8 . . . !g4 9.iLe2
041) 9 . . . 1lJid7
D4 l l) l O.h3 iLf3 l 1 .iLf3 0 - 0 [ l l . . . Ct:l eS
1 2 . iL e2 1lJi e 6 1 3 . 0 - 0 Ct:l c4 1 4 . iLe4 1lJi c 4
l S .Elfe l t ] 1 2 . 0-0-0 [ 1 2 .iLg4 fS ] El aeSt;
D412) 1 0. 0-0-0 0-0 I 1 . El he I Elae8 1 2 .h3
iLf3 1 3 .iLf3 iLf6 1 4 .iLg4t1= Nimzovich­
Marshall, St.Petersburg 1 9 1 4 ;
D42) 9 . . . 0 - 0 1 0 . 0 - 0 - 0 El e S l 1 .h3 iL h S
1 2 . Elh2 [L1g4, h4] 1lJicS 1 3 . g4 iLg6 1 4 . h4 1lJig4
l S .hS iLe4°o Van der Wiel-Stean, Leiden
1982.
1 29 8 ... d5? ! 9 . 0-0-0 e6 1 0. e4 dc [ 1 0 . . .
iLe6 1 1 . Ct:l d4] l 1 .1lJidS iLdS 1 2 .iLe4± Ct:l d7
1 3 . El he l iLf6 1 4 . iLb3 El e S ? l S . iLa7 ! +­
Tolnai-Stajcic, Kecskemet 1992.
8 ... Ct:l d7 9 . 0-0-0
A) 9 . . . Ct:l eS - 1 9 ;
B ) 9 . . . c6? ! l O.c4 ! ? [ 1 O.iLgS Ct:l e S ! = M.Wer-
ner-Panzer, Bundesliga 1990] Ct:l eS I I .eS
Ct:l f3 1 2 . gf dc 1 3 .1lJic3--+ L1 Elg l ;
C) 9 . . . Ct:l cS
C 1 ) 1 0. Ct:l d4
C l l ) 1 O . . . dS 1 1 . f3 c6 1 2 .h4 ! Ct:l e6 1 3 . Ct:l fSt
Ciocaltea-Nen.Ristic, Smederevska Palan­
ka 1981 -31/(366);
C 1 2) 1 0 . . . EleS 1 1 .f3 iLf6 1 2 .h4 ! ? iLh4 1 3 .iLbS
EleS 1 4.iLf4 iLgS I S .iLgS ElgS 1 6.g4 1lJif6
(Ciocaltea-Schussler, Bochum 1981 -31/
366) 1 7 .1lJih2 ! ? h6 l S .iLe2 M4� Ciocaltea ;
- C 13) 1 O . . . Ct:l e4 ! ? 1 1 .1lJid3 dSoo;
C2) 1 0. h4
C21) 1 O . . . iLg4 I I .iLe2 1lJicS 1 2 . Ct:l d4 ! iLe2
1 3 .1lJie2 EleS 1 4 .1lJif3t Pinal-Sieiro Gon­
zalez, La Habana 1983;
1 3 .iLcs d e 1 4 .1lJif4] iLgS
C22 1 ) 1 2 . hg ? ! Ct:l e4 ! 1 3 .1lJie2 ! ? Ct:l gS 1 4 .1lJihS
Ele3 ! I S .fe 1lJie7= Kupreichik-Yusupov,
Vilnius USSR ch 1980/8 1 ;
C222) 1 2 .iLgS f6 1 3 .iLe3 iLe6 1 4. a3t (Ku­
preichik-Szimczak, Polanica Zdroj 1981)
Ct:l e4 (L1iLn Forintos, Haag) 1 S .1lJie 1 M3 t .
51
1 30 9 ii.e6 1 0 . ctt b l lLl eS 1 1 . lLl d4 ii.c4
..•
[ l 1 . . . lLl c4 1 2.ii.c4 ii.c4 1 3 .g4 iWd7 1 4. h4::!;
Forchert-Alles, Germany 1989] 1 2 .b3 ii.n
1 3 J''1 h fl ii.f6 1 4.h3 iWd7 I S .g4 lLl c6= Ar­
nason-Makarychev, Reykjavik 1990.
9 . . ii.g4 1 0.ii.e2 - 1 2S/7 ... lLl c61D42.
. C21) I S . . . fe 1 9 .ii.d3 El ae S [ 1 9 . . . ctJ g 2 ? !
1 3 1 10 ... a6 1 1 .f4 ctJ g4 1 2 .ii.d3
A ) 1 2 . . . cS 1 3 . lLl fS c4? ! [o I 3 . . . EleS] 1 4.ii.e4
ii.fS I S .ii.fS lLl e 3 1 6.iWe3 dS 1 7 . ctt b l ! ± Van
der Wiel-Yusupov, Sarajevo 1984 -37/339;
B) 1 2 . . . lLl e3 1 3 .iWe3 ii.f6 1 4 .iWf3
Bl) 1 4 . . . iWd7 ? ! l S . @ b l El b S 1 6 . h 3 g 6
1 7 . g4t/± (Howell-Zysk, Shariah 1985) bS
l S .ii.e4 b4 Forintos, Haag 1 9 .cb ! ? [ 1 9.c4::!;]
Elb4 20.c3 Elb6 2 1 .ii.c6± ;
B2) 1 4 . . . cS l s . lLl b3 [ I S . lLl fS ? c4 �iWaS ]
B21) I S . . . ii.e6 1 6 .ii.e4 iWb6 1 7 . g4 as I S .gS
ii.e7 1 9 . ii.dS a4 2 0 . lLl d2 a3 2 1 . b 3 ii.dS
2 2 . iWdS iWaS 2 3 . lLl et El fe8 ( Va n der
Wiel-Piket, Amsterdam 1989 -48/(415»
24.Elhg I ! ± Van der Wiel;
B22) l S . . . aS 1 6 .ii.c4 a4 1 7 . lLl d2 a3 I S .b3
dS ! 1 9 .ii.dS ii.c3 20. lLl c 4 iWf6 2 1 . g4 g6 22.gS
iWg7 23 .ii.b7 (Dolmatov-Anikaev, USSR
(ch) 1979 -29/217) ii.d2 ! ! 24. ctt d 2 iWd4
B221) 2S .ctt e2? EleS 26. ctt n [26 . lLl eS ii.b7
27 .iWb7 iWf4] ii.h3 ;
B222) 2S . ctt c I = Gufeld .
1 0 ..ii.d7 1 l .f4 lLl g4 1 2 .ii.d3 EleS 1 3 .Elhe l
. Miedzybrodzie 1 99 1 ;
c6 1 4.ii.g 1 iWaS I S .ctt b l ii.fS 1 6.h3 lLl f6 1 7 .g4
cS I S . lLl e2 lLl e4 1 9 .ii.e4 Ele4 20. lLl g3 Ela4
2 1 . a3 ElcS �bS ,b4 22.Ele4°o Gomez Baillo­
Miralles, Novi Sad 01 1 990.
1 32 1l iWa5 1 2 . a3
...
A) 1 2 . . . a 6 ? 1 3 . lLl d6 El d S 1 4 . lLl cS ! Eld2
I S . ctJ e7 @ fS 1 6 . El d2 ctt e7 1 7 . El dS lLl d7
l S .ii.e2± Van der Wiel-Van der Sterren,
Wij k aan Zee 1984;
B) 1 2 . . . EldS::!; ! ? ;
C) 1 2 . . . ii.e6 1 3 . lLl d6 iWb6
52
Cl) 1 4.b4 Elfd S l S .ii.cS iWc6� ( l S . . . Eld6?
1 6.iWd6 ! +-) 1 6. f4 Vaisser;
C2) 1 4 . f4 ! ctJ g4 I S . fS iWd6 [ I S . . . EladS 1 6.fe
Eld6 1 7 .ef Eln I S .ii.d3± Vaisser] 1 6 .iWd6
ii.d6 1 7 . Eld6 lLl e3 I S . fe
20.ii.e4 lLl f4 2 1 .ii.b7 ElabS 22 .ii.e4±] 20.ii.e4
Ele7 2 1 .Ele l ± Kramnik-Kasparov, New
York Grand Prix (Tie-break 6' : 5 ' ) 1995;
C22) o I S . . . lLl f l 1 9 . El f l fe 2 0 . El fS Elf8
2 1 .Ele6 Elf2°o 22.Ele7 Elg2 23 .h4 Elh2 24.Elb?
Elh4 2S . El a7 El h 1 2 6 . @d2 hS 27 . b4 h4°o
Vaisser.
1 33 13.ctJ e4 EladSt.
13.f4 ! ? ctJ g4 1 4 .fS ii.a2°o
1 34 1 4 . iW d6 iWd6 I S .Eld6 cb 1 6.cb ii.a2
1 7 .ii.f4 f6= Nunn-Z.Polgar, Brussels 1985.
1 35 5 ... ctJ d7 6.d4 [6.d3 ctJ ef6 7 . d4
Forintos, Haag] dS 7 .iWb3 c6 S .cd iWaS
9 . lLl bd2 [9.ii.d2 lLl d2 I O. lLl bd2 cd I L�d3
ii.b4 1 2.Eld 1 0-0 1 3 .0-0 lLl f6= Marco-Wolf,
Monte Carlo 1903 ] cd 1 O .ii.bS ! ± Haag.
5 .. c6 6 . lLl c 3
.
A ) 6 . . . ii.fS 7 .ii.d3 ! lLl c 3 S . dc ii.d3 9 .iWd 3 �e?
1 0. 0-0 0-0 l 1 . lLl d4± dS I 2 . lLl fS dc 1 3 .iWg3
ii.f6 1 4.�h6---+ Balashov-M.Maciejewski,
B) 6 . . . lLl c 3 7 .dc ii.e7 S .ii.f4± �iWd2, 0-0-0
Forintos, Haag;
C) 6 . . . dS 7 . cd ctJc3 [7 . . . cd S . lLl e4 iWe7 9 .�bS
ii.d7 I O .�d7 lLl d7 1 1 .0-0 de 1 2 .Ele 1 ±] S .dc
cd::!; Forintos, Haag.
5 ...d5 6 . lLl c3 [6.cd iWdS 7 . lLl c3 lLlc3 S . bc
c S = Polugaevsky]
A) 6 . . . lLl c 3 7 . dc c6 S .iWd4 �e6 9 . lLl gS±
Keres-Ribero, Leipzig 01 1960;
B) 6 . . . lLl f6 7 . d4
B l ) 7 . . . dc ? ! S .ii.c4 ii.e7 9 . lLl eS 0-0 1 0. 0-0
lLl bd7 I 1 .iWb3 iWeS 1 2 .Ele I ± lLl b6? I 3 .�t7
E117 1 4. LtJ 17 1 -0 Fedorov-Peterson, Las
Vegas 1993;
B2) 7 . . . 11e7
B21) S.�b3 c6 9 .cd cd I 0 .ilb5 LtJ c 6 I I . LtJ e5
fld7 1 2 .LtJd7 �d7 1 3 .11e3 1'lcS 1 4 .0-0 0-0=
Marco-Fleischmann, Coburg 1 904;
B22) S.11g5 ! ? [Keres] dc 9.11c4 0-0 1 0 .h3
[ I O.Q-Ot] 1O . . . c6 1 1 .0-0 LtJ bd7 (Salman­
Barrios, Moscow 01 1 994) 1 2 .1'le U ;
B23) S.cd LtJ d5 9 .11c4 CLl c 3 [9 . . . c6? l O.ild5
cd I I .�b3 Forintos, Haag] l O.bc 0-0
B231) I I .CLle5 CLl d7 1 2 . f4 c5 1 3 .lWb3 cd !
1 4. 1tJ 17 �a5 Levenfish;
B232) I l . h3 b6 1 2 .0-0 ilb7 1 3 .1'lel CLl c 6
1 4.11d3 11f6 1 5 .lWc2 g6 1 6 .11h6± Tolnai­
Mathe, Hungary 1 9 9 1 ;
B233) 1 1 . 0-0 CLl d7 1 2 . 1'l e 1 i ± Marco­
Goncharov, Moscow 1 907;
B3) 7 . . . 11b4 ! ? S .11g5 0-0
B31 ) 9.cd lWeS ! I'1 CLl d5 Forintos, Haag;
B32) 9.11ffi �f6 1 O.cd 11g4 ! I I .fle2 flf3
12.11f3 1'leS 1 3 .fle2 c6� [ 1 3 . . . c 5 ] Forintos,
Haag;
C) 6 . . . 11e6
Cl) 7 . LtJ d4? IWf6 ! ;
C2) 7 . CLl dS fld5 S . cd IWd5 9 . lW a4 CLl c 6
1 O.11c4 �d7 I 1 .flb5 CLl c5 1 2 .lWa3 0-0-0:1=
Thomas-Allcock, England 1 967 -3/242;
C3) 7 .�c2 CLlc3 [7 . . . CLl f6 S . CLl d4 flg4 9 . cd
flc5� Forintos, Haag] S . dc dc 9 . CLl d4 fld5
1 0.11e3� 1'10-0-0 Gutman;
C4) 7 .�a4 CLlc6 S .cd CLl c 3 9 . dc fld5 l O.fle3
L1O-0-0± M.Pavlovic;
D) 6 . . . 11c5 7 . d4 flb4
01) s .11d2 CLl d2 9 .1Wd2 0-0 1 O.cd CLl d7
[ 1 0 . . . 11c3 I l .bc IWd5 1 2.ile2 c5 1 3 .0-0 I'1cd4
14.LtJd4 1'111f3, 1'lb I i ] I 1 .a3 1'leS 1 2 .fle2
(Keres-Keller, Zurich 1 959) flc3 1 3 . bc
ItJb6 1 4.0-0 IWd5°o Xc4 Kindermann [ 1 4 . . .
ItJ d5 1 5 .c4t Keres] ;
D2) S.�c2 IWe7 ! ? [ S . . . fle6 9 . a3 flc3 l O.bd
Rantanen-Toth, Nizza 01 1 974] 9.fle3 flf5
53
1 O.lWb3 0-0 Forintos, Haag;
03) S .lWb 3 lWe7 [ S . . . c5 ? 9 .fld3 1Wa5 1 0.0-0
CLlc3 I l .bc flc3 1 2 .flb2 flb2 1 3 . 1'l ae 1 !±
Evans-Bisguier, New York 1959] 9 .fle3
03 1 ) 9 . . . 0-0 ? ! 1 0.cd flf5 [ 1 0 . . . 1'leS 1 1 . CLl e5
CLl d7 1 2 .flb5 CLl e5 1 3 . de± Kindermann]
1 1 .fle2± ;
032) 9 . . . c6 l O.fld3 [ 1 O.cd cd I l .flb5 1'10-0
Forintos, Haag ; 1 0. a3 fl c 3 1 1 .bc 0-0
1 2.fle2 dc 1 3 .flc4 CLl d6 1 4.0-0 CLl c4 1 5 .lWc4
fle6 1 6 . lW d 3 t Tol nai-Anka, Budapest
1 989]
0321) 1 0 . . . fle6? 1 1 .0-0 CLl c3 1 2.bc fld6
1 3 .c5 flc7 [ 1 3 ...flc5 1 4 .dc d4 1 5 .flg5+­
Kindermann] 1 4. CLl g5 ! ±h Kindermann­
Forintos, West Berlin 1 987 -44/373;
0322) 1 0 . . . dc 1 1 .flc4 flc3 1 2 .bc CLl d6
1 3 . 0-0 CLl c4 1 4.lWc4 0-0 1 5 .lWd3t Kinder-
mann;
033) 9 . . . dc 1 0.flc4 0-0 1 1 .0-0 CLl c 3 1 2. bc
fld6 1 3 . 1'lfe l CLl c 6 1 4 .lWc2± Kindermann;
034) 9 . . . ile6 ! ? 1 0.a3 [ l O.cd fld5 1 1 .lWd5
CLl c3°o Forintos, Haag] flc3 1 1 .bc c6 1 2 .cd
cd 1 3 .c4 CLl f6 1 4. CLl g5 [ 1 4.1'lb l O-O ! Forin­
tos, Haag] dc 1 5 .lWb5 CLl c 6 1 6 . CLl e6 fe
1 7 .flc4 1'ldS= Oolmatov-Forintos, Buda­
pest 1 982.
5 ... g6
A) 6.d4 flg7 7 .fld3 CLl f6 S . O-O [S .�e2 ! ?
Forintos, Haag] 0-0 9 . h 3 1'leS I O. CLl c 3 CLlc6
1 1 .flf4 d5= Kindermann-Knezevic, Buda­
pest 1 986;
B) 6 . CLl c 3
B l ) 6 . . . flf5 ? ? 7 .lWe2 lWe7 S . CLl d5+- ;
B2) 6 . . . CLl f6 7.d4 flg7 S .lWe2 lWe7 9 .lWe7
me7 l O .flg5 1'leS [ 1 0 . . . c6 1 1 .0-0-0t
Forintos, Haag] 1 1 .0-0-0 mfS 1 2.h3 a6t ;
B3) 6 . . . CLl c3 7 . dc flg7 S .lWe2 [ S .flg5 ! ?
Schach Archiv] lWe7 9 .lWe7 me7 1 0.fle3
b6 1 1 . 0-0-0 CLlc6 1 2 'fld3 [ 1 2.1'lel md7]
flb7 1 3 .1'lhe I md7 1 4 .c5 bc 1 5 .flc5 1'lheS
1 6 . 1'leS 1'leS 1 7 .fle3 CLl e 5 =/t Kuzmin-
Grember, Paris 1 986;
C) 6.d3 ctJ f6 7 . ctJ c 3 fig7 8 .IWe2 IWe7 9 .IWe7
�e7 l O.figS ;ge8 1 1 .0-0-0 m f8 1 2.h3 a6
( Keres- Rossetto, B uenos A i res 1 964)
1 3 . g4 ! ? (Forintos, Haag) ctJ bd7=/± � ctJ cS­
e6 [ 1 3 " . hSoo] .
1 36 6.fie2 0-0 7 . 0-0 dS [7 " . ctJ c6 -22]
8 . ctJ c3 [ 8 .d4 -2 1 ] ctJc3 [ 8 " . ctJ f6 9 . d4±]
A) 9 . dc dc
AI) 1 0.fif4 ctJ c 6 1 1 .fic4 fid7 1 2.b4 fif6
1 3 .IWb3 fig4 1 4 . fidS IWc8 I S . ;g ae l ctJ e7
1 6 .fie4 fie6= Conquest-Ortina, Vienna
1989;
A2) 1 0.IWd8 ;gd8 I I .fic4± Kupreichik;
B) 9 .bc
Bl) 9 " .fifS l O.cd IWdS I 1 .d4 ctJ c6 1 2.;ge l
fif6 1 3 .fif4± -cf. S . d4 dS 6 .fid3 ctJ c6 7 . 0-0
fie7 8 . c4 ctJ b4 9 .fie2 0-0 l O . ctJ c 3 fifS I 1 . a3
ctJ c 3 1 2 . bc ctJ c6 1 3 .cd IWdS ;
B2) 9 " .cS ! ? Forintos, Haag;
B3) 9 " .dc l O.fic4 [ 1 O. ctJ e S Kupreichik] cS
[ 1 0 " .fig4 Kupreichik] I l .d4 tLl c6 1 2 .dS
tLl as 1 3 .fid3 fif6
B31) 1 4.fie3 b6 I S .h3 fib7 1 6.IWc2 IWdS
1 7 .fih7 mh8 1 8 .;gad l IWhS 1 9 .fie4oo Ku­
preichik-Przewoznik, Lvov 1986 -41/361 ;
B32) 1 4.;gb 1 ! ± � c 4 Kupreichik.
1 37 6 ... ctJ gS 7 .d4
A) 7 " . ctJ f3 8 .IWf3 0-0 9 .fid3± ;
B) 7 " .fig4 8 .fie2 ctJ f3 9 .fiB fif3 I O.IWf3
c6±;
C) 7 " .0-0 8 .fie2
Cl) 8 " . fi g 4 ? 9 . ctJ gS fie2 1 0 . ctJ f7 fi d l
I 1 . tLl d 8 fid8 1 2. tLl d l tLl c6 1 3 .fie3 fif6 1 4.dS
tLl b4 I S .�d2±;
C2) 8 " . ctJ c 6
C 2 1 ) 9 . dS ctJ f3 l O.fif3 ctJ eS 1 I .fie2 fS 1 2 . f4
ctJ g4 1 3 .fig4oo Martinovic-Kurajica, Sa­
rajevo 1981;
C22) 9 . 0- 0 ctJ f3 1 0 . fi B fif6 I l . ctJ e2 !
54
[ l l .fie3 ctJ e7 � ctJ fS=] fifS [ 1 1 . . . ctJ e7
1 2. ctJ g3 ] 1 2.fie3 ;ge8 1 3 . ctJ g 3 fig6 1 4.IWd2±
as I S .;gac l h6 1 6 .;gc3 figS ? [o I 6 " . a4f±]
1 7 .;gb3± G.Kuzmin-Yusupov, Erevan zt
1 982.
6 ... fifS
A) 7.d4 ctJ c3 8 .bc 0-0 9 .fid3 IWd7 1 0. 0-0
ctJ c6= I I .;gb l b6 1 2 .;gbS fig6 1 3 .fig6 fg !
1 4 .IWd3 ctJ aS + Ludolf-Vistanetskis, USSR
1961;
B) 7 . ctJ e4 fie4 8 .fie2 [ 8 .d4 dS= 9 .IWb3?
ctJ c6 ! + Ludolf-Maslov, USSR 1961] ctJ c6
9 . 0-0 0-0= Keres;
C) 7 . ctJ d4 fig6 8 .IWf3 ctJ c 3 9 . dc [9 .IWb7 �
fie4-+]
C l ) 9" .c6 1 O.fif4 ctJ d7 1 1 .0-0-0 [ l l .h4 fih4
1 2 .fid6 fie7 (Forintos, Haag) 1 3 .IWe3 ] IWaS
l 2 .a3 ctJ eS = Forintos, Haag;
C2) 9 " .IWc8= l O.h4 hS l l . g3 IWg4 ! Forintos,
Haag;
D) 7 . ctJ dS 0-0 8 .fie2 ;ge8 9 . 0-0
0 1 ) 9 " .fif8 1 O.d3 ctJ c S 1 I .figS IWc8 1 2 .fie3
c6 1 3 . ctJ c 3 h6 1 4.b4± Tseshkovsky-Yusu·
pov, USSR 1 982
02) 9 " . ctJ c6 1 0 . d4 fif8 I l .;ge l ctJ e7 1 2 . ctJ e3
fig6 1 3 . ctJ h4 c6 1 4. f3 ctJ f6 I s .fid2 dS 1 6 .cS
as 1 7 . a3 a4� Oolmatov-Barua, Frunse
1 983.
1 38 7.bc 0-0 8 . d4
A) 8 " .;ge8 9.fie2 ctJ d7 1 0.0-0 ctJ f8 I l . ctJ e l
fif5 1 2 .fid3 fid3 1 3 .IWd3 IWd7= Marco·
Maroczy, Monte Carlo 1904;
B) 8 " .d5 -2 1 ;
C) 8 " .fifS 9 .fid3 IWd7 1 0.0-0 ctJ c6= Mi·
chell-Hooper, London 1922;
0) 8 " . ctJ c6 9 .fie2
01) 9 " .fifS
0 1 1) l O.d5 ctJ e5 I l . ctJ d4 fid7 1 2.f4 ctJ g6
1 3 . 0-0 fif6 1 4.IWc2 ;ge8 I S .;Gb l ;Gb8 1 6.fid3
c6°° Gi.Hernandez-Am.Rodriguez, Ha·
vana 1 99 1 ;
D12) 1 0.0-0 Ei:eS 1 1 .�e3 �g6 [ 1 1 . . .�f6 -
I S3/9.tLlc31B 1 ] 1 2 .lWd2 �f6 1 3 .Ei:ad l lWd7°o
I.Gurevich-Howell, Hastings (op) 1991/
92.
02) 9 . . . 1f6 1 O.Ei:b l [ 1 0 . 0-0 - 1 5 3/9.ltJc3]
b6 1 1 .0-0 h6 1 2 .�a3 ? ! Ei:eS't L.Sanchez­
Ramo, Spain tch 1 994.
1 39 7 ...0-0 S .lWe 2 etJ d7 9 .�d3 h6 I 0 .�e3
ILleS 1 1 .1h7 [ 1 1 .1e5 de 1 2 .0-0-0 �d6
1 3 .�h7 �hS 1 4.�f5= Veenink-Kashdan,
Prague 193 1 ] �hS 1 2 . 0-0-0;1: Forintos,
Haa g.
7...lLld7 S.1e2 0-0 9 . 0-0 etJ e 5
A ) 1 0.1e3 1f6 [ 1 O . . . f5 Forintos, Haag]
I I .We2 g6 1 2 .Ei:ad l 1f5= Ivanov-Rozen­
talis, Vilnius 1983;
B) 1 0. 1Ll d4 1f6 1 1 .�f3 �e5 1 2 .�e3 IWf6
1 3 .1dS e6 1 4.f4 1d4 1 5 .�d4 IWg6 1 6.�f3
�fS= Dolmatov-Rozentalis, USSR 1 983.
1 40 8.1ft �g4 9 . �e2 IWd7 1 0 . lW d 2
0-0-0 1 1 . 0-0-0 h 6 1 2.h3 �e6= 1 3 . etJ d4
ILl d4 14.ed lWa4= Teichmann-Marshall,
San Sebastian 1 9 1 1 .
8.�e3 1f5 9 .�e2 0 - 0 1 0. 0-0 Ei:eS 1 1 . a4
�f6 1 2.a5 a6 1 3 . etJ d4 etJ d4 1 4.ed e5 1 5 .�f3
�e4 1 6 .1e4 Ei:e4 1 7 .lWe2 lWe7 I S .de de
1 9 .1eS Vf1e6= Sveshnikov-Plaskett,
Hastings 1 984/85.
8.1e2 1fS 9 . 0-0 0-0 1 0.lWb3 Ei:bS 1 1 .�e3
Wd7 1 2 .Ei:ad l b6 13 .Ei:d2 Ei:fe8 1 4 .lWd l h6
I S . lLl d4 etJ d4 1 6 .�d4 IWe6= Lau-Yusupov,
Baden Baden 1 995.
1 4 1 8 ... 0-0 9 .lWe2 h6 [9" .g6 (Kerkhof­
Pergericht, B russel 1 986) 1 O .�h6 Ei:eS
1 1 .0-0;1:] 1 O.1e3 �g4 1 1 .0-0-0 �f3 1 2.gf
ILl eS 1 3 .1e2 1WeS 1 4.Ei:hg l lWe6 1 5 .f4 ! etJ e4
1 6.1d4 f6 1 7 .lWg6± B osch-Heintze, Die­
re n 1990.
8 ...1g4 9.1e4
55
A) 9 " .0-0 1 0.0-0 etJ e5 1 1 .�b7 Ei:bS 1 2 .�e4
mhS 1 3 .h3 �f3 1 4.�f3 etJ e4 1 5 .�d5 etJb6
1 6 .�b3± Keres-Mikenas, Parnu 1960;
B) 9 " .lWd7 1 O.�e3 [ 1 0 .lWd3 0-0-0 ll etJ e 5 =
Timman] �f5 ! 1 1 .�f5 IWf5 1 2 .lWd5 ! IWd5
1 3 .ed etJ e5 [ 1 3 " .etJ b S I 4. etJ d4 a6 1 5 . etJ f5 �f6
1 6 . 0-0-0;1: Timman] 1 4. etJ e5 de 1 5 .�e2
�d7 ! ;1:/= Timman-Yusupov, Hilversum m
1 986.
1 42 14.Ei:e3 0-0-0= Maroczy-Marshall,
San Sebastian 1 9 1 1 .
1 43 6 . . . etJ c6 7 . d5 etJ e5 S . etJ bd2 [ S . etJ d4 ! ?]
�f5 9 . etJ d4 �g6 1 0.ctJ e4 �e4 1 1 . f3 �g6 1 2 .f4
e5 1 3 . etJ e2 �h4 ? ! [ l 3 " . etJ d7oo] 1 4.g3 �e4
1 5 . fe �h l 1 6 .lWg4 �e7 1 7 .lWg7 mS 1 S .�h6
�e4 1 9 . 0-0-0---+ Forintos, Haag.
6 ... �g4
A) 7 . h 3 �h5
A I ) S .�d3 etJ f6 [ S " . etJ g 5 ]
A l l ) 9 . etJ e 3 - 1 45/7 ... etJ f61B2;
A12) 9 . etJ bd2 d5 1 0. 0-0 0-0 I 1 .b3 etJ e 6
1 2.�b2 (Bouwmeester-Barendregt, Bever­
wijk 1 960) Ei:eS= ;
A 13) 9 .lWb3 b 6 ? ! [ 9 " .�f3 1 0.gf etJ e6oo]
1 0 . etJ e 3 0-0 I I .�e3 �g6 1 2 .�g6 hg 1 3 .0-0
etJ bd7 1 4 . Ei:ad l Ei:eS 1 5 .e5 ! ± Anderssen­
Pitschel, Vienna 1 873;
A2) S . lWb3 etJ d7 ! [ S " . lWe S ? ? 9 . lWb5+-]
9.lWb7 �f3 1 O . gf etJ g5 1 1 .�g5 �g5 1 2 .lWe4
m fS 1 3 . etJ e3 etJ f6 1 4 .lWf5 �h6� Tal ­
Smyslov, USSR 1 974;
B) 7 .lWb3 lWeS [7 . . . etJ d7 ! -A2)] S .�d3 etJ f6
9 .�e3 etJ bd7 l O . etJ bd2 as I I .a4 etJ b6 1 2 .0-
0 0-0 1 3 .Ei:fe l IWd7 1 4 .d5± Marco-Caro,
Vienna 1 898;
C) 7 .�e2 0-0 S . O-O
C 1 ) S " .d5 9 . ed IWd5 l O. etJ e 3 etJe3 1 1 . be etJ e6
1 2.Ei:b l;!: Forintos, Haag;
C2) S . . . etJ e 6
C 2 1 ) 9 .�e3 �f6 I 0 . etJ bd2 etJ d2 1 1 .lWd2 d5=
Forintos, Haag;
C22) 9 .dS:!:: ;
C3) 8 . . . j"ge8 9 .1&c2 CLl f6 1 O.CLlc3 c6 [ 1 O . . . CLl c6
1 L�e3 dS 1 2.j"gad l dc 1 3 . CLl eS ! :!:: ] I l . h 3 �hS
1 2 .�f4 (Stoica-Lau, Luzern 1 985 -411
(361)) �g6 1 3 .�d3 �hS 1 4 . g4:!:: Stoica.
D) 7 .�d 3 CLl f6 8 .0-0 CLl c6 [ 8 . . . CLl bd7 9 . CLl bd2
c6? ! 1 0.j"ge l 0-0 I I . CLl f 1 :!:: (Goldman-Sie­
dinja, USSR 1986) L1�hS 1 2 . CLl g3 �g6
1 3 . CLl fS ; 8 . . . cS ! ? "Schachs " l 9 .�e3 0-0
I 0.CLlc3 j"ge8 I I . h3 �hS - 1 4SI7 ... CLl f6/B212;
6 ... d5
A) 7 .�d3
AI) 7 . . . CLl f6 8 . CLl c 3 0-0 9 .0-0 �g4
A l l) 1 0 . h 3 dc I I .�h7 \ii h7 1 2.hg CLl g4
1 3 .j"ge I 00 1/2_1/2 G.Hernandes-Schwartzman,
St.John 1988;
A12) 1 O.cd ! ? CLl dS I I .h3 L1�hS ? 1 2 .�h7 -
1 4SI7 ... CLl f6/B 211 ;
A2) 7 . . . �b4 -S .d4 dS 6 .�d3 �d6 7 .c4;
B) 7 . CLl c3 CLlc3 8 .bc
B l ) 8 . . . �e6 9 .1&b3 b6 1 O.cd 1&dS I l .c4 1&d6
1 2 .�d3 0-0 1 3 .�e4 c6 1 4.0-0 CLl d7 I S . a4:!::
Tempone-Sorokin, Argentine 1994;
B2) 8 . . . 0-0
B21) 9 .�e2 CLl c6 1 0 .0-0 �e6 I I .j"gb l CLl aS
1 2 .cd �dS 1 3 .1&a4 c6 1 4. c4 ! ? CLl c4 I S . j"gb7
CLl b6 1 6 .1&a6 �d6 1 7 .j"ga7 j"ga7 1 8 .1&a7 j"ge8
1 9 .�e3 CLl c4� Fereira-Miralles, Thessa­
loniki (01) 1988;
B22) 9.cd 1&dS 1 O.�e2 �fS 1 1 .0-0 CLl d7 ! ?
[ 1 l . . . CLl c 6 - 1 3 6/B l ] 1 2. CLl d 2 CLl b6 1 3 . a4 1&d7
1 4.�f3 c6 I S . aS CLl dS 1 6 .1&b3 j"gfe8 1 7 . CLl c4
�f6 1 8 .�a3 j"ge6= Kupreichik-Agzamov,
Frunze 1985 -40/(382) .
1 44 7.� e2 dS 8 .0-0
A) 8 . . . cS 9 . cd 1&dS
AI) 1 0 .�e3 CLl c6 I I . CLl c3 CLl c 3 1 2 .bc cd
1 3 . CLl d4 CLl d4 1 4 . �d4 �cS l S . �f3 1&d6
1 6 .j"gel �e6 17 .�b7 1/2_1/2 Bischoff-Bruk,
Bern zt 1990;
56
A2) 1 O. CLl c3 CLl c 3 1 I .bc:!:: ;
B) 8 . . . c6 9 . CLl c 3 CLl f6 ? ! [9 . . . CLl c 3 ] 1 O.1&b3 dc
I I .�c4 CLl bd7 1 2 . CLl eS CLl e S [ 1 2 . . . 1& e 8 ?
1 3 . j"ge l CLl b6 1 4.�f7 j"gf7 I S . CLl f7 1&f8 1 6.�g5
CLl fdS 1 7 .CLl dS 1-0 Kindermann-Radulov,
West Berlin 1986] 1 3 .de:!:: Kindermann.
1 45 7 ... f5 ? ! 8 . 0 - 0 [ 8 .1&c2 j"g e 8 9 . 0-0
Forintos, Haag] c6
A) 9.j"ge l dS 1 0 . CLl eS CLl d7
AI) 1 1 .f3 ? CLl eS 1 2.de �cS 1 3 .�e3 �e3
1 4. j"ge3 1&b6-+ Marco-Tinsley, Hastings
1895;
A2) 1 1 . CLl d7= Forintos, Haag;
B) 9 . CLl c 3 dS 1 O.1&b3 1&b6 1 l .cd 1&b3 1 2 .ab
CLl c 3 1 3 .bc cd 1 4.�f4:!:: M.Pavlovic.
7 ... CLl f6
A) 8 .h3 dS [ 8 . . . CLl c 6 9 . CLl c 3 dS 1 0 .0-0 CLl b4
- S . d4 dS 6 .�d3 �e7 7 . 0-0 CLl c6 8 .c4 CLl f6
9 . CLl c3 0-0 1 O.h3 CLl b4] 9 . 0-0 dc 1 0.�c4
CLl bd7 1 1 . CLl c3 CLl b6 1 2 .�b3 CLl bdS 1 3 . j"ge l
c6 1 4 .�gS �e6:!:: -ECO D20/3;
B) 8 . CLl c 3 �g4
Bl) 9 .1&b3 CLl c6 1 0 .�e3 dS ! ? 1 1 .cd �f3
[ 1 1 . . . CLl b4 1 2 . CLl e'5 CLl d 3 1 3 . CLl d3 j"g b 8
1 4. 0-0 �d6 I S .�gS �fS 1 6 . CLl eS± Smagin­
Schwarz, Naberznie Chelni 1988] 1 2. gf
CLl b4 1 3 .�e4 c6 1 4 .dc bc� Smagin;
B2) 9.h3 �hS
B21) 1 0.0-0
B211) 1 0 . . . dS ? 1 1 .cd CLl dS 1 2 .�h7 \ii h7
1 3 . CLl g S �gS 1 4.1&hS \ii g 8 1 S .�gS± Tseitlin­
Karasev, USSR 197 1 ;
B 2 1 2 ) 1 O . . . CLl c6 1 1 .�e3 d S [ 1 1 . . .j"ge8 1 2 .�e2
h6 1 3 .1&b3 1&c8 1 4. j"gae l (Pinter-Petran,
Salgotarjan 1974) �f8:!:: Forintos, Haag;
B213) 1 O . . . c6 1 1 .�f4 [ l l .dS ! ?:!:: ] dS 1 2 .c5
[ 1 2.g4 ! ? �g6 1 3 . CLl eSoo] b6f± 1 3 .g4 �g6
1 4.b4 as I S .�g6 hg 1 6.a3 CLl e4 1 7 .1&d3=
Stohl ;
B214) 1 O . . . cS l l . dS CLl bd7 1 2.�f4 a6 1 3 .g4
�g6 1 4.�g6 hg I S . j"gel j"ge8 1 6.1&d3 1&a5
 17 .�e2 �fS I S .Ei:ae 1 Ei:e2 1 9 .Ei:e2 bS ! = Ilijin­
Cepon, Bled 1994 ;
B22) 1 0.�e3
B221) 1 O . . . eS I l .dS Ei:eS 1 2 .0-0 [ 1 2 . g4 ! ?]
iLl bd7 1 3 .�e2 �JS I 4 .Ei:e l CLl e4 1 S . CLl e4 Ei:e4
1 6.iLld2 1/2_1/2 Ghinda-Tischbierek, Pots­
dam 1 9 85;
B222) 1 0 . . . CLl bd7 1 1 .g4 .i g 6 1 2 . .i g 6
[ 1 2.1We2 ! ? Kupreichik] hg 1 3 .We2± e 6
1 4 .0-0-0 [ 1 4. gS ! ? Kupreichik] dS ! oo
Kupreichik-H.Olafsson, Winnipeg 1986.
7.. . d5 S.O-O CLl e6 -S .d4.
1 46 8.0-0 CLl f3 9 .Wf3 CLle6 1 0 . CLl e3 fS
[ 1 0 . . . tLld4? 1 1 .We4 CLl fS 1 2 .g4+-] 1 1 ..bte3
g5 1 2.1WhS WeS 1 3 .WeS Ei:eS 1 4 . CLl dS .idS
15 .�fe 1 f4 1 6 ..btd2 Ei:fS 1 7 . .bte3 as I S . Ei:e2
�g4 1 9 .f3 .bthS 2 0 . Ei: ae l CLl b4 ! 2 1 . CLl b4
[2 1 .�b4 ab 22 . CLl b4 eS= Schussler] ab
22.�b4 .btf6 ! = Chiburdanidze-Kahiani,
Tbilisi 199 1 .
8.iLlfd2 CLl e6 [ S . . . fS 9 . f4 CLl e6 1 O . CLl f3 ± ]
9.iLlb3 tLl b4 l O.O-O [ 1 O.f4? ! .btg4 I l .Wd2
iLl f3 ! ! 1 2.gf .bth4 1 3 .<j;n .bth3 1 4 .cj;>e2 as ! +
Kupreichik-Skembris, Debrecen 1992 -56/
326] tLld3 I l .Wd3 g6 ! ?oo Skembris [ 1 1 . . .h6
1 2.f4 MS±] .
8.iLlc3
A) S . . . tLl e6 9 . CLl gS .btgS 1 O .WhS Ei: e S
1 1 . � d l ! ? L1h6 1 2 . .igS WgS 1 3 .WgS hg
1 4.tLldS ;
B) S . . . .ig4 9 . .bte2 CLl f3 1 O . .btf3 .btf3 1 1 .Wf3
c6 [ 1 l . . .CLle6 1 2 . .bte3 .igS± Tseshkovsky­
Makarychev, USSR 1979] 1 2.dS eS 1 3 . .btf4
iLld7 1 4.Wg3 CLl f6 1 S . .bth6 CLl hS 1 6.Wg4 WeS !
M5 , �gSoo Makarychev;
C) S . . . tLl f3 9 .Wf3 CLl e 6 1 O . .bte3 .btf6 1 1 .0-0
g6 1 2 .1Wf4 .ig7 1 3 .Ei:ad l CLl e7 1 4 .Wh4 .btfS
1 5 .�h6 .btd3 Y2-Y2 Kuczynski-Rozentalis,
Bundesliga 1995
8.�e3 tLl e6 [S . . . fS ; S . . . e6 L1Ei:eS, CLl d7-fS
Forintos, Haag] 9 . CLl bd2 .btg4 1 0 .Wb3 .btf3
57
1 l .gft dS 1 2 .ed CLl aS 1 3 .We2 .btb4 1 4 .0-0-
O± WdS l S .<j;b l h6 1 6 .Ei:hg l .id2 1 7 . .btd2
CLl f3 1 8 . .bth6 CLl g l 1 9 .Ei:g l Ei:feS 20 . .ih7 1-0
Malishauskas-Sorokin, USSR 1 987.
1 47 14.CLl d5 CLl a6 I S . eS .bte6°o Akopian.
14.<j;d2 CLl e6 I S . CLl dS Ei:aeS 1 6 . <j; e3 CLl e7
1 7 . CLl e 3
A) 1 7 . . . a6 1 S . h4 g4 1 9 .b4 eS
AI) 20.de de 2 1 .bS ab 22.eb e4 ! 23 . .bte4
.btbS 24 . .ib7 Ei:b8 2S . .ie4 g 3 ! 26 . f3 g6°o
Kupreichik-Rozentalis, USSR 1982;
A2) 20.be de 2 1 .dS bS 22.a3± Kupreichik;
B) 1 7 . . . <j; fS
B1) I S . h4 g4 1 9 . 9 3 CLl g S 2 0 . Ei: he l CLl f6
2 1 . CLl e 2 e S = Kengis-Akopian, USSR 1990
-49/(363);
B2) I S . g4 g6 [ I S . . . CLl g6 1 9 . .btg6 fg 20.h4 ! ±
Akopian] 1 9 .h4 g h 20.Ei:h4 <j;g7 2 I .gS Ei:h8=
Kupreichik-Akopian, USSR 1990 -49/363.
14.h4 g4 l S . CLl dS CLl a6 1 6 . cj;>d2 e6 1 7 . CLl e3
eS l S .dS Ei:eS 1 9 .Ei:he l CLl e7 20 . CLl fl Ei:aeS
2 1 . CLl g3 fS = Kupreich i k - Howell, Bad
Woerishoefen 1995.
1 48 6.d4 dS ! 7. CLl e3 [7 . .btd3 .btb4] .btb4
A) 8 . .btd2 CLl d2 9.Wd 2 0-0 1 0.ed Ei:e8 1 1 ..ie2
CLl e7 1 2 . 0-0 CLl dS I 3 . .bte4 CLlb6 1 4 . .btb3 .bte6=
Prasad-Ye Rongguang, Calcutta 199 1 ;
B) S .We2 We7 9 ..bt e 3 .btfS !
B l ) 1 O.We l ? CLl e3 1 1 . be .bta3 1 2.Wd 2 CLl b4 !+
Kupreichik-Mikhalchishin, Kuj bishev
1986;
B2) 1 O .a3 .bte3 I l .be CLl d6 [ 1 1 . . . CLl g3 1 2 .Wb3
CLl h l 1 3 .Wb7 0-0 1 4 .We6oo] 1 2 .Wb3 de
1 3 . .bte4 CLl e4 1 4 .We4 .bte4 I S .dSoo Mikhal­
chishin.
6.CLlc3
A) 6 . . . CLl f6? ! 7 . d4 dS S . .btgS de 9 ..bte4 .bte7
1 0 .dS CLl aS I I ..ibS e6 1 2 .de Wd l 1 3 .Ei:d l be
14 . .bte2 h6 1 S ..btf4 0-0 1 6.0-0±1± Balashov­
Fochtler, Schwaebische Gmuend 1995;
B) 6 . . . CLl c3
B l ) 7 .bc fle7 S .d4
B l l ) S . . .flfS 9 . dS CLl bS I O. CLl d4t "Wd7 l l .fle3
0- 0 1 2 . CLl fS "WfS 1 3 .fld3 "W c S 1 4 . gb l t
Szymehak-Pandavos, Naleezow 1988;
B 12) S . . .flf6 9 .fld3 ;
B2) 7 .dc
B 2 1 ) 7 . . . flg4 S .fle2 [ S .h3 ! ? Forintos, Haag]
fle7 9.h3 flfS l o .flf4 "Wd7 1 1 ."Wd2 flf6 !
1 2 . 0-0-0 0-0-0 1 3 .g4 flg6 1 4.ghe l gheS=
Marj anovie-Mikhalehishin, Saraj evo
1985;
B22) 7 . . . fle7 -20;
B23) 7 . . . flfS S . CLl d4 CLl d4 9 ."Wd4 "We7 I O.fle2
"We4 l/2-l/2 Chiburdanidze-Agzamov, Frun­
ze 1985.
1 49 7.d4
A) 7 . . . dS S . O-O fle6 9 . c S t Makaryehev;
B) 7 . . .flf6 S . O-O 0-0 -22 .
1 50 7 ... fl e6
A) S.d4 dS 9 .cd fldS I O. CLl c3 CLl c 3 I l . bc
0-0 1 2 .fle3 flf6= Borriss-G.Hernendez,
Santjago j weh 1990
B) S . CLl c3 CLl c3 9.bc 0-0 I O.gb I b6 l l .d3
flf6 1 2 ."Wc2 dS 1 3 . CLl d2 "Wd7 l/2-1f2 Benja­
min-Seirawan, New York 1989.
1 5 1 8. CLl e3 CLlc3= [ S . . . flfS 9 . CLl dS ! ?t ] .
8.d3 CLl f6 9 . CLl c 3
A ) 9 . . . b 6 ? l O.d4 flb7 1 1 .dS CLl eS 1 2 . CLl d4
CLl fd7 1 3 .fle3 geS 1 4 ."Wd2 CLl g6 I S . b4±
Kuzmin-Sagal, Nizza 1 974;
B) 9 . . . dS= Forintos, Haag.
1 52 8 ... d5 9.cd CLl b4 I O. CLl c3 CLlc3 I l .bc
CLl dS 1 2 ."Wb3 flf6 1 3 .c4 geS 1 4 .ge l [ 1 4.cd
ge2 I S .fle3 c6 1 6.dc bc 1 7 ."Wc4 gb2 I S ."Wc6
fle6� Kloenne-Panzer, Bundesliga 1989/
90] CLl e7 I s .flb2t.
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1 53 9.d5 CLl e7 I O . CLl a3 [ I O .fld3 flfS
I I . ge I CLl cS + Makaryehev] geS I I . CLl c 2 h6
1 2 .ge 1 as 1 3 .gb 1 flfS 1 4.fle3 (Kholmov­
Raetsky, USSR 1988) flh7 = .
9.CLl e3 CLl c 3 I O .bc
A ) IO . . . CLl aS I l .flf4 [ l l .fle3 ! ?] geS 1 2 . CLl d2
[ 1 2 . g e l ] c S 1 3 . CLl b3 flfS 1 4 . fld3 fld3
I S ."Wd3 cd 1 6 .cd dS= Perenyi-Michaelsen,
Berlin 1988;
B) 1 0 . . . geS l l .fle3
B l ) l l . . .flfS 1 2.h3 h6 [ 1 2 . . . "Wd7 ! ? Forintos,
Haag] 1 3 . "W d2 flh7 1 4 . g ad l [ 1 4 . g ae l
Forintos, Haag] "Wd7 I S . CLl h 2 "WfS 1 6 . CLl g4
flgS 1 7 .f4 ? ! [ 1 7 . gb l ! ?t Kupreichik] flh4
I S . g b l "Wc2 1 9 ."Wc2 flc2 2 0 . g b2 fle4°o
Kupreichik-Forintos, Budapest 1988;
B2) 1 1 . . . CLl e7 1 2 . iWd2 flg4 ? ! [ o I 2 . . . b6
Kupreichik] 1 3 .h3 flf3 1 4.flf3 c6 I S . gab l
g b S 1 6 . "W c 2 t Kupreiehik-Sehussler,
Malmo 1987/88 -45/350 ;
B3) 1 1 . . . b6 ! ? Kupreichik.
9.h3 geS
A) I O. CLl c 3 ? CLl d4 ! I I . CLl d4 fld4 1 2 ."Wd4 CLl c3
1 3 ."Wc3 ge2=t Makaryehev;
B) I O.fle3 ? CLl g3 ! + Makaryehev;
( l O . ge l = Makaryehev)
C) l o .flf4? ! flfS [ I O . . . gS l l .fle3 CLl g3 ? !
1 2 . fgoo Makaryehev] I I . ge l "Wd7
C l ) 1 2 . CLl a3 ?
C l l) 1 2 . . . flh3 1 3 .gh "Wh3 1 4 .fle3 ! CLl g3 !
I S . CLl h2 ! (Chiburdanidze-Makaryehev,
Frunze 1985 -40/380) CLl e2 1 6 .ge2 CLl d4
1 7 .fld4 ge2 I S ."We2 fld4+ Makaryehev;
C12) 1 2 . . . CLl b4 ! =t [llh6, as �j , X CLl a3 ]
Makaryehev;
C2) 1 2 .flf l [ ll CLl c3] CLl b4°o Makaryehev.
9.fl d3 flfS l O.ge l geS= Makaryehev .
1 54 9 ... d5 I O. CLl c3 CLl c 3 I l .bc dc 1 2 .flc4
flg4 1 3 .h3 flhS 1 4.fle2 CLl aS I S ."Wa4 c6 1 6.c4
cSoo 1 7 . gad l flf3 I s .flf3 cd 1 9.cS "WeS=
Kindermann-Tisehbierek, Budapest 1987.
1 55 10.�b3 tLlg5 1 1 .�d3 g6 1 2. tLl g 5 �g5 1.2.3. Game 1
1 3 . li::l c3 �e6 1 4.�d2 �e3 1 5 .fe d5 1 6 .cd
id5 1 7 .Ei:f2 �d7 1 8 .Ei:afl Ei:e7 1 9.e4 �e4 Kupreichik - Yusupov
20.d5 tLld8 2 1 .� d4 f5+ Mainka-Davidovic, USSR Ch (Vilnius) 1 9 80/8 1
Dortmund II 1988.
10.li::l a3 l .e4 e5 2.tLl f3 tLl f6 3.tLl xe5 d6 4.tLlf3 tLl xe4
A) 1 0" .�g4 I l . tLl c2 d5 1 2 .c5 5.tLlc3 tLl xc3 6.dc �e7
AI) 1 2 " . tLl g5 1 3 . tLl g5 �e2 1 4 .�e2 �g5
a b c d e f 9 h
1 5 .Wb5 �e3 1 6 . fe �d7 1 7 . Ei: f4± King­
Gruen, Bundesliga 1 988;
A2) 1 2 " .a6= Forintos, Haag; 7

B) 1 0" .�f5 I I . tLl c2 tLl g 5 = M.Pavlovic. 6

1 56 10 . . . � g4 I l .h3 �h5 1 2 . tLl e4 Ei:e4
1 3 .�d3°o �g4 Makarychev.
1 57 1l.tLlb3?! d5 1 2 .Ei:c 1 [ 1 2.cd tLl b4+]
dc [ 1 2 " tLl b4 1 3 . a3 dc 1 4.�c4 tLl d5 1 5 .�d5
.
Wd5 1 6.Ei:c7� Makarychev] 1 3 .�c4 tLl d6
1 4.ie2 tLl b4+ Kupreichik-Makarychev,
Frunze 1985 -40/381 .
lU 'lc1 as
A ) 1 1 . . :�d7 1 2 .d5 tLl e7 1 3 .�d4 tLl d2 1 4.�d2
id4 1 5 . tLl d4± Nijboer-Finegold, Wijk aan
Zee II 199 1 ;
B) 1 2.d5 tLl b4 1 3 . a3 tLl a6°o M.Pavlovic.
1 58 14.�e2= Makarychev.
5
4
3
2
a b c d f h
e 9
The system with queenside castl ing is
White ' s most aggressive option. In this
position he faces the following dilemma:
where to develop his dark-square bishop ­
at e3 or f4? B l ac k ' s plans are conditioned
by the position of Whit e ' s dark- sq uare
bishop. After 7. �e3 the black knight has
the opportunity to move to e5 . If White
takes control of this square, by developing
his bi shop at f4, then B lack should nor­
mally direct his knight to c 5 .
7.�e3 tLl d7 ! ? 8.�d2 0-0
The order of moves chosen by B l ack gives
him the additional possibil ity after 8 " . tLl e5
9 . 0-0-0 (or 9 . tLl d4 c5) tLl xf3 of switching
to the set-up with queenside castl ing ( 1 2 8/
7 " . tLl d7 ) .
9.0-0-0 tLl c5
As stated above, 9 " . tLl e5 is a plausible al­
ternativ e . After 1 0 . tLl d4 c 5 I l . CLl b5 �e6
1 2 . tLl xd6 �b6 1 3 . b4 �xd6 B l ack maintains
the balance, according to modern theory.

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At the moment when this game was played,
such nuances were still unknown. B lack
strives for counterpl ay o n the e-file and
plans to use the e4-square as a bridgehead
(a similar strategy is used in position 2 8 ) .
10.h4 ! ?
The logical development o f White ' s play.
He prepares an advance on the kingside and
takes control of g5 . I O . ct'l d4 is less promis­
ing, as B l ack can reply with play in the cen­
tre : 1 O . . . ct'l e4 l l IWd3 d5 (- 1 29/8 . . . ct'l d7/C I ) .
1 0 ... EJ:e8
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2
2
a b c d e f 9 h
1 O . . . �g4 deserves consideration here, al­
though in the game Pinal-Sieiro, Havana
1 98 3 , White had the superior position af­
ter 1 1 . �e2 IW c8 1 2 . ct'l d4 ! �xe2 1 3 .lWxe2
EJ:e8 l 4.1Wf3 . B lack ' s last move has a latent
drawback-it weakens the f7-pawn. And in­
deed, Kupreichik, a master of attack, seizes
the opportunity to assume the offensive and
his next move brings about the first seri­
ous threat i n the game : 1 2 . ct'l xf7 litxf7 1 3 .
�xc5 dc 1 4.lWf4+.
1l.ct'lgS! �xgS 12.hg? !
White overestimates his chances. It would
have been more prudent to be content with
the b ishop pair advantage and to choose
the prosaic 1 2.�xg5 f6 1 3 .�e3 �e6 1 4.a3t.
Kupreichik in fact opted for this continua-
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tion in h i s later g ame against Szimczak,
Polanica Zdroj 1 98 1 .
1 2 ... ct'l e4 !
Attacking the g5 -paw n .
13.lWe2 ! ?
1 3 . lW d 5 ? ! w o u l d b e w r o n g i n v i e w o f
1 3 ...c6.
1 3 ... ct'l xgS 1 4.lWhS
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d f h
e 9
My opponent was counting on this move,
planning to move into close combat. After
1 4 . . . h6 1 5 .�d4 ct'l e6 White has an interest­
ing tactical possibility : 1 6 .�xg7 ! ! ct'l xg7
1 7 .lWxh6 f5 ! 1 8 .E1d3 f4 1 9 .1Wxf4, with un­
clear play. I did not want to fal l in with
White ' s w i shes and I took the correct deci­
sion from the practical point of v iew, radi­
cally changing the course of the game.
14 ... E1xe3!
The exchange sacrifice does not yield Black
an advantage, but it enables him to keep
h i s opponent at a d istance . White is no
longer the aggressor and has to defend care­
fully, which does not suit the style of my
opponent.
lS.fe lWe7 1 6.�c4 ! h6 ! ?
B l ac k has gained positional compensation
for the sacrificed exchange, based on his
good pawn structure and very strong knight.
The e3 -pawn impedes the activ ation of the
white pieces. For this reason, 1 6 . . . iWxe3+
1 7 . W b l !e6°o was not i n the spirit of the
position.
17.l:%hel !e6 l 8.iWh4
Bringing the queen back into play.
18... E1e8 19.iWd4 a6 20.!dS
a b c d e f
8 8
7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
White tries to provoke a weakening of
Black's pawn structure . However, he does
not succeed in gaining any real counterplay :
the black pieces coordinate perfectly and
the knight, after moving to a powerful po­
sition in the centre, will significantly re­
strict White's attacking chances .
20 ... c5! ?
Solving the problem o f the queenside. The
d6-pawn w i l l be w e l l protected b y the
knight from e4 .
21 .�d3 !xdS 22.iWxdS ct::J e4� 23J:l:fl
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
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23 ...iWc7 !
B y activ ating his rook and threatening to
double rooks on the f-file, White was hop­
ing to provoke a favourable queen ex­
c h an g e . T h u s , 23 . . . iWe6 2 4 . iW xe6 E1 x e 6
2 5 .c4 (with the idea ofEld3 -b3 ) would lead
to a better endgame for White. But B lack
efficiently regroups his forces, avoiding the
queen exchange.
24.E1fS
If 2 4 . E1 f4 , then 24 . . . E1 e 5 2 5 . E1 xe4 E1 x d 5
26.lhd5 m f8 .
2 4...g 6 2S.E1f4 Ei:eS 26.iWd3 iWe7
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
27.a4
The success of Black's operation is evident:
he has pushed the white queen back from
its active position and has effic iently re­
grouped his pieces. However, instead of the
text move White had an opportunity to ini­
tiate acti ve play and to prevent the further
consolidation of the b l ac k piec e s . After
27.E1dfl ct::J g5 (27 . . . f6 2 8 . Ei:xf6 ! ) 2 8 . Ei: d l he
would have maintained the balance (27 .. .f5
is too risky in view of 2 8 .g4).
27 ...iWe6
With the ideas of . . . g5 and . . . iWa2.
28.mbl ? !
2 8 . c4 was stronger.
28 ... hS+
White ' s inaccuracies have allowed B l ack Depriving White of his l ast counter­
to seize the initiative. Now he i mproves his chances .
position on the kingside . 48.e4
29.c4 g5 ! 30JU3 h4 3 1 .'@rb3 '@rd7 32.'@rb6 Or 4 S . E1d7 E1fS + 4 9 . � g l g 3 ! -+ .
3 2 . � c I , with the idea ofl"i:d5 , was stronger. 4 8. . .� e 5 49.i>e3 h3 50.gh g h 5 1 .i>f2 �g5!
32 ... i>g7 33.�d3 �e7 34.�f1 52.E1d3
In time-trouble B l ack makes a safe move. If 5 2 . E1 d S , then 5 2 . . . h2 5 3 .E1hS E1hS .
Instead, 34 . . . IWg4 deserved serious consid­ 52 ... h2 53.�dl � g l
eration. T h e pawn ending is lost.
34 ... f6 35.�fd l '@rg4 ! ? 36.�xd6 White resigned.
By returning the exchange, White tries to
c h ange the u nfav ourab l e course of the
game.
36 ... tt:l xd6 37.'@rxd6 �f7
If 3 7 . . . �xe3, then 3 S .'@rdS, with counter­
play.
38.�d2?
A time-trouble mistake. White should have
centrali sed his queen b y 3 s .IWd5 ! 't .
3 8 . . . '@r x c 4 =t 3 9 . b 3 '@r c 3 4 0 . � d3 '@r e S
4 1 .'@rd8 '@rc7
4 1 . . . IWe4 also demanded attention. Now the
situation has changed and it is B l ack who
is trying to exchange the queens.
42.'@rd5
4 2 . IW a S ? was bad in v i e w of 42 . . . � fS !
43 .'@ra7 a5 ! -+ . If 42.IWe S , then 42 . . . IWc6
43 .IWbS c4-+ .
42 ...'@rc6 43.i>c1 ! ?
4 3 . c 4 l o s e s a fte r 4 3 . . . IW x d 5 4 4 . c d f5
4S . i> c 2 i> f6 46 . a5 g4 47 . i> c 3 h3 4 S .gh gh
4 9 . i> c 4 h 2 5 0 . � d l � h 7 5 1 . E1 h l i> e 5
5 2 . i> xc5 i>e4-+ . This v ariation illustrates
well B lack ' s plan in this endgame : to cre­
ate a passed pawn and place his rook be­
hind it.
43 ...'@rxd5 44J:'!xd5 g4 45.i> d l
45 . E1 x c S l o s e s immediately after 45 . . . h3
46.gh g3 .
45 ... i>g6 46.i>e2 �h7 47.i>f2 �h5-+

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 1.2.4. Exercises

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8

7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

16 9... ? 19 6.?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

17 8. . ?
. 20 1 2.?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

18 2 1 .? 21 1 7.?

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a b c d e 9 h a b c d e h

8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4

3 3 3
2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

22 17. . .7 25 9. . .7

a b c d e h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3
2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

23 8.7 26 15. . .7

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8
7 7 7

6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4

3 3 3

2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

24 1 5.7 27 12. . .7

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a b c d e 9 h a b c d e h

8 8 8
7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

28 l7. . .? 31 22 . . . ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3
2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

29 8.? 32 23 . . ?
.

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

30 1 7.? 33 1 1 .?

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 a b c d e f 9 h a b c d e f 9 h

8 8 8
7 7 7
6 6 6
5 5 5
4 4 4

3 3 3
2 2 2

a b c d e f 9 h a b c d e f 9 h

34 22 . . . ? 37 IO. . . ?

a b c d e f 9 h

8 8
7 7
1.2.5. Answers.
6 6
5 5
Ex. 1 6 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lZ'l f3 l2l f6 3.l2l e5 d6 4.1Llf3
4 4
l2l e4 5.d3 l2lf6 6.d4 �g4 7.l2lbd2 �e7 8.�d3
3 3
0-0 9.0-0) Pi neh u k-Dvoretsky, Kiev 1976
2 2
B l ack now has an interesting strategic reo
source: 9 ... e5 ! ? (9 . . . l2l c 6 is a good alterna·
a b c d e f 9 h
tive: l O.c3 �d7 l l . � e l �ae8 1 2 . l2l fl ihS
35 9. . .? 1 3 . l2l g3 � g6 H r a e e k - H a b a , St.Mesto
1 992) .
The text move enables B l ack to exert pres·
sure on the centre and to bring about favour·
a b c d e f 9 h able simplification. After 1 0.h3 �h5 n.de
8 8 d e 1 2 . l2l e4 l2l e 6 1 3 . l2l g3 � g 6 1 4 . ig6
7 7 [ 1 4. l2l f5 l2l b4] hg 15.e3 �d6 16.�a4 ILleS
6 6 the chances are equal .
5 5
-97/6 ...�g4/D.
4 4
Ex. 1 7 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.l2lf3 l2l f6 3.l2l e5 d6 4.lLlfJ
3
l2l e4 5.d3 l2l f6 6.d4 �e7 7.�d3 0-0 8.h3)
2 2
Psakhis-Mikhalchishin, Minsk 1986
To destroy White ' s centre. B l ack employs
a b c d f 9 h
e
a strategic method analogous to that in the
36 l l .? previous example.

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8 ... cS! It is important that White cannot an­
swer d4-d5 .
9.0-0 ltJc6 1O.ltJc3 [or 1 0.c3 d5 1 1 .dc �c5
1 2./tJ bd2 h6 1 3 .ctJ b3 �b6= Psakhis] lLl b4
llJlel h6 12.�f4 �e6 13.�f1 lLl bdS [ 1 3 . . .
'Wb6 ! ?] 14. lLl dS lLl dS I S.�g3 �f6 1 6.c3
�b6=.
1 00/C.
Ex. 1 8 (1 .e4 eS 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLleS d6 4.lLlf3
�e4 S.d3 ltJf6 6.d4 �e7 7.�e2 0-0 8.0-0
irs 9.c4 �e8 1 0 . lLl c3 �f8 l l . � el lLl e4
1 2 . ltJ e4 �e4 1 3 .�gS �e7 1 4 . � e7 � e 7
l s.id3 �f3 1 6 .'?Nf3 lLl c6 1 7 .'?Nf4 '?Nd7
18.l"le4 �ae8 19.�ael �e4 20.�e4 lLl b4??)
Nunn-Plaskett, London 1986
The weakness of the back rank is a regu­
larly occurring tactical motif in the Petroff
Defence.
21.�rS ! l"le6 22.dS+- lLl d3 23.de fe 24.'?Ne6
�e6 2S.�e6 @f7 26.�e2, and B l ack re­
signed.
Ex. 1 9 (1 .e4 eS 2.lLl f3 lLl f6 3.lLlxeS d6 4.lLlf3
� xe4 S.ltJ c3 �fS??) Zapata-Anand, Biel
1988
Even very strong players sometimes fal l
prey to credulity. The game Miles-Christ­
iansen, San Francisco 1987, published in
Chess Informant 44, saw 6 . CLl e4 �e4 7 .d3
ig6 8 i g5 �e7 9 .�e7 '?Ne7 1 O.�e2 CLl c6
. 1 954).
1 1 0 0 0 - 0 , and B l ac k equal i s e d . The
. -
young Indian grandmaster chose thi s sim­
ple way in the hope of equalising easily.
However, after 6.'?Ne2 B lack resigned i n
view of the inevitable loss of a piece (6 . . .
WJe7 7 . /tJ d 5 ) .
I hope that this curious example w i l l moti­
vate the reader to consider even the author ' s
recommendations more critically !
Ex .20 (1.e4 eS 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLle5 d6 4.lLlf3
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lLl e4 S . lLl c3 dS 6.'?Ne2 �e7 7.lLle4 de 8.'?Ne4
0-0 9.�c4 �d6 10.0-0 �e8 11 .'?Nd3 lLl c6)
Alekhine-A.Rabinovich, Moscow 1918
One of the efficient ways of converting an
advantage consists in seizing the initiative
at the expense of extra materi al . In this ex­
ample White repays a "debt" with interest !
12.b3 ! ! '?Nf6 13.�b2 '?Nb2 14.lLl gS The point
of the combination . White develops a v ery
strong attack with mini mal forces.
14 ...�e6
Accordi ng to Alekhine, 1 4 . . . g6 does not
help in view of 1 5 .�f7 <J1g7 (or 1 5 . . . <J1f8
1 6 .�e8 <J1e8 1 7 . �ae l 11 c 3 --+ ) 1 6 .�e8 Wie5
1 7 .Wic3 CLl d4 1 8 . f4 ! !+-.
I S.�e6 fe 16.Wih7 @f8 -Pos . 2 l
- 1 1 0.
Ex . 2 1 (Continuation of Ex.20)
The leitmotif of the combination in posi­
tion 20 was diverti ng the queen from de­
fending the kingside. White should have
developed thi s theme by playing 17.c3 !
Now the following lines are possible:
1 ) I 7 . . . Wid2 1 8 . Wi h8 cJJ e7 I 9 . Wi g7 cJJ d 8
2 0 . � ad l Wi f4 2 1 . g 3 Wi f8 2 2 . CLl e 6 + - or
2 1 . . .Wif5 2 2 . CLl f7 cJJ c 8 2 3 . �d6 ! (Alekhine ) ;
2) 1 7 . . . � e 5 1 8 .Wih5 ! cJJ g 8 1 9 .Wif7 cJJ h 8 20.f4
�f6 2 1 . � f3 Wi a l 2 2 . <J1 f2 � g 5 2 3 . fg + ­
(Alekhine) ( - 3 00 games/Panov/Moscow
The game went 1 7 . �ae l Wif6 I 8 .Wih5 cJJ g 8
1 9 .�e3 �f4? [0 I9 ... CLl d4 20.�h3 g6 2 1 .Wih7
cJJ f8 2 2 . Wi d7 ! �e7 ( 2 2 . . . <J1 g 8 ? 2 3 . � h 8 ! )
2 3 . CLl h7± Alekhine] 20.Wih7 <J1f8 2 1 .Wih8
cJJ e 7 22.�e6 Wie6 23 .Wig7 <J1d6 24 . CLl e6 �e6
2 5 . d4 �ae8 26.c4 � 8e7 27 .Wif8 �e4 28.Wif5
�d4 29.c5 mate.
Ex.22 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLleS d6 4.lLlf3
lLl e4 S.lLlc3 lLl f6 6.d4 �e7 7.h3 0-0 8.�d3
lLl c6 9.a3 � e 8 1 0. 0 - 0 h6 1 l . lLl e2 �f8
12.tDg3 d5 13.:ge1 :gel 14.\'Ne1 \'Nd6 15.c3
.id7 1 6 . tD e5 :g e 8 1 7 . f4) Tseshkovsky­
Smyslov, USSR 1974
The standard reaction against White ' s set­
up is a counter-blow in the centre with the
pawn advance c7-cS . A knight manoeuvre
prepares this advance:
17 ... tD a5 ! 18 .ie3 tD b3 19.:gd1 c5 20 ..ic2
• tD d7 9.0-0-0) Sveshnikov-Kochiev, Lvov
\'Nb6 21.dc .ic5 22 ..ic5 tD c5 23.\'Nf2 .ia4
24 ..ia4 tD a4, and a draw was agreed .
Ex.23 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.tDf3 tD f6 3.tDe5 d6 4.tDf3
tD e4 5 . tD c3 tD f6 6.d4 d 5 7 . tD e5 .i f5 )
Nimzovich- Cohn, Barmen-B 1905
The white knight at c3 i s passive. Gaining a
tempo by attacking the bishop, White trans­
fers his knight to a more active post at g3
(an analogous idea is used i n l ine 1 7 ) .
8.tDe2 ! ? .id6 9.tD g3t (- I I 1 /6. . .d5/B)
9 . . . .ie4 1 0.f3 .ig6 I I ..igS h6 1 2 . .ih4 \'Ne7
1 3 . .ibS c6 1 4 .0-0 .ieS I S .de WifcS 1 6 .gf2
� fd7 1 7 . .id3 0-0 1 8 .f4 � a6 1 9 .Wifg4 @h7
20.Wifd7 .id3 2 1 .cd � b4 22 . .ie7 Wifd4 23 . gd l
� d 3 24.WiffS 1 -0
Ex.24 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.tDf3 tD f6 3.tDe5 d6 4.tDf3
tD e4 5.tDc3 tD c3 6.dc .ie7 7 ..if4 0-0 8.Wifd2
tD d7 9.0-0-0 tD c5 to.h3 :ge8 1 l.g4 tD e4
1 2 .\'Ne1 .if6 1 3 . .i e 3 c 6 1 4 . .i d3 \'N a 5 )
Tseshkovsky-I.Zaitsev, USSR 1975
White exploits the weakness of the back
rank with an unusual blow (the same motif
features in Pos . 1 8) :
15 . .ie4 :ge4 1 6 ..ib6 ! .ig5
1 6 . . . ge I is met by 1 7 . ghe 1 . The point of
the comb i n ation is revealed in the l i ne
1 6 . . . Wifa4 1 7 .gd4 ! !
1 7 . tD g5 \'Ng5 1 8 . .ie3 \'Ng6? [ o I 8 . . . Wife7
1 9 .Wifd2 dS 20.ghe U: :]
After thi s mistake White develops a dan­
gerous attack, using the opposite-coloured
bishops.
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19.Wifd2 d5 20.f3 :ge8 21 .h4 h5? 22.:gdgl
hg 23.fg b6 24.h5 Wife6 25.:ge 1 f6 26.h6 gh
27 . .id4 1-0
- 1 22 .
E x . 2 S ( 1 .e4 e 5 2.tDf3 tD f6 3.tDe5 d6 4.ttJf3
tD e4 5.tDc3 tD c3 6.dc .ie7 7 ..if4 0-0 8.'1Mid2
1978
B l ac k ' s next move ful fi l s more than one
purpose. It opens the way to the g4-square
for his l ight-square bishop while his knight
aims at the central e4- and e6-squares.
9 ... tD c5 10.tDd4 :ge8 1 1 .f3 tDe6 12 ..ie3 ttJ d4
An alternative i s 1 2 . . . .igS -Pos .27.
13.cd .if6 1 4 . .id3 [ 1 4 . h4 ! ?] .ie6 1 5.h4
[o l S . @b l ! ?=] -Pos .26.
See - 1 8 for more detai l s .
Ex.26 (Continuation o f Ex.25)
B l ack seizes the initiative on the queenside
with a standard advance: 15 ... c5 ! 16 . .igS
( l 6 . dc dc 1 7 . .icS Wifc7 --t ) h6 17.d5 .id7
18 ..if4 b5 19.c3 (if 1 9 . .id6, then 1 9 . . . b4+)
c4+
B l ack's initiative is quite dangerous (- 1 25).
However, with precise play White manages
to equalise: 20 . .ic2 b4! 21 .cb as 22.b5 Wb6
[0 23 . . . Wifc7 ! ] 23.a4 .ib5 ! 24.ab \'NbS
25.:gde1 Wifb2 26.Wd1 \'Na1 27.Wifc1 \'Nd4
28.Wifd2 Wifa1 drawn .
E x . 27 (Continuation o f Ex.25) Dolmatov·
Yusupov, USSR ch (Vilnius) 1980
12 ... .ig5 ( l 2 . . . � d4 -Ex .2S)
After thi s move White faces the fol l owing
choice: whether to allow a simplification of
the position ( - 1 8 ) or to weaken the e4-
square.
13.f4 .if6 14.tDf3 b6
Opening the main diagonal for the bi shop
and preparing for the knight to go to cS .
IS.1e4 [ 1 5 .g4? ! ib7] ltJ eS [� ie6 ; 1 5 . . .
�b7 ? ! 1 6 JtJ g5 ] 1 6.idS � b 8 1 7 . ltJ d4 -
Pos .28.
Ex.28 (Continuation of Ex.27)
Exploiting the weakne s s of the central
square e4, Black seizes the initi ative.
17...1d4! 18.cd ltJ e4 19.�d3 ltJ f6 ! (- 1 261
B) 20.1f3 dS 21.�del ig4 22.h3 if3 23.gf
�hS 24.E1hgl �f6+ .
Ex.29 (1 .e4 eS 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJeS d6 4.ltJf3
�e4 S.llJc3 llJ c3 6.dc ie7 7.ie3 dS) Nunn­
Masearinas, Thessaloniki 01 1984
White gets the better chances after a stand­
ard blow which improves his pawn struc­
ture (the d5 pawn i s more central ! ) and
opens the game (which is i n his favour due
to a be tte r development of his pieces).
8.e4! de 9.�d8 id8 10.ic4 if6 11.0-0-0
0-0 1 2 . E1 hel ig4 1 3 .ieS �c8 1 4 .ie7
1 1 4.h3 ! ?] llJ d7 I S.h3t [- 1 2 817 . . . dS] if3
16J''\ d7 1c6 17.�dd l E1e8 18.if6 gf 19.E1e8
Ele8 20.idS idS 2 1 .E1dS. The ending i s
better for White.
Ex.30 (1 .e4 eS 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJ eS d6 4.ltJf3
�e4 S.llJc3 llJ c3 6.dc ie7 7.ie3 0-0 8.�d2
� d7 9.0-0-0 ltJ eS 10.ltJd4 a6 11.f4 ltJ g4
1 2.1d3 cS 13.ltJfS c4? ! 14.ie4 ifS Is.ifS
� e3 16.1Mfe3 dS) Van der Wiel-Yusupov,
Sarajevo 1984
B o t h l 7 .ie4 a n d l 7 . � f3 are m e t b y
l 7 . . .�a5 . The best move i s the prophylac­
tic 17.�bl !± (- 1 3 1 /10 ... a6) . White wins a
pawn, but B l ack retai n s good draw i n g
chances o n account o f the opposite-coloured
bishops.
17 ...1f6 18.�eS [ 1 8 .iWf3 ! ?±] �b8! 19.93
Eld8 20.E1dS E1dS 21 .�dS �c7 22.ie4? ! -
Pos. 3 l .
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Ex . 3 1 (Continuation of Ex.30)
Fol lowing the maxim "the best form of de­
fence is attack", B l ack moves on to the of­
fensive:
2 2 . . . E1 d 8 ! 2 3 . � fS ( 2 3 . � b 7 is m e t by
23 . . . iWd6 ! , threatening mate and 24 . . . ic3 )
�b6 ! ! (the point o f B lack's defence) 24.�h7
mf8 2S.�al �e3 26.a3 g6 27.ig6, and a
draw was agreed.
Ex . 3 2 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJ eS d6 4.ltJf3
ltJ e4 S.ltJc3 ltJ c3 6.dc ie7 7.ie3 0-0 8.�d2
ltJ d7 9.ltJd4 ltJ eS 1 0.0-0-0 a6 11.f4 ltJ g4
12.id3 ltJ e3 13.�e3 if6 14.�f3 cS lS.ltJb3
as 16.ic4 a4 17.ltJd2 a3 1 8.b3 dS 19.idS
ic3 20. ltJ c4 �f6 2 1 .g4 g6 22.gS �g7
23.ib7) Dolmatov-Anikaev, USSR ch
Minsk 1979
In the game B l ack opted for 23 . . . ib7 , but
after 24.iWb7 ib4 2 5 . m b 1 EJ:ad8 26.�f3 EJ:d4
27 .EJ:d4 cd 28 .�d5 he did not gain sufficient
compensation for the sacrificed pawn and
gradually lost. Instead, a veiled tactical blow
would have i mmediately forced a draw:
23 ...id2 ! ! 24.md2 �d4 2S.mc1 = ( G ufeld) ,
since 25 .�e2? would be a fatal mistake in
view of 2S . . . EJ: e 8 2 6 . m f l [ 2 6 . CLl eS ib7
27 .�b7 �f4] ih3 .
- 1 3 1 /10 ... a6.
Ex . 3 3 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJeS d6 4.ltJf3
ltJ e4 S.c4 ie7 6.ltJ c3 ltJ gS 7.d4 0-0 8.ie2
ltJ c6 9.0-0 ltJf3 10.if3 if6) G.Kuzmin­
Yusupov, Erevan zt 1982
The natural continuation I I .ie3 does not
yield White any advantage after 1 1 . . . CLl e 7 �
CLl fS . The subtle move 1 1 . ltJ e2! (with the
i d e a of 1 1 . . . CLl e 7 l 2 . CLl g 3 t ( - E x . 2 3 ) i s
stronger.
11 ...ifS 12.ie3t E1e8 13.ltJg3 ig6 14.�d2
as [ 1 4 . . . h6 I S .b4 ! ] IS.�ac1 ! ? h6 [AigS]
16Jk3 ! ? igS ? [o I 6 . . . a4 ! ?1 17.EJ:b3± (- 1 371
6 ... ltJ gS/C22) �e3D [ 1 7 . . J'J:b8 ? 1 8 J!:b7+-] l'l:aeS, and White has only a minimal advan·
IS.fe WcS 19J�c1 [ 1 9 . h3 ! ? L1�g4±] ltJ dS tage .
[ 1 9 . . . a4 ! ?] 20.cS a4 2 1 .l'l:bc3 We6 [ 2 1 . . .
�d7 ? 22.�b7 !+-] 22.cd? ! [22.dS ! ? �eS ! Ex . 3 6 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3 . ltJ eS d6 4.ttlf3
23 .cd cd 24.e4 hSoo; 22 . <t'l e2 ! ?] -Pos . 34 ltJ e4 S.c4 �e7 6.d4 0-0 7.�d3 ltJ f6 S.ttlc3
�g4 9.h3 �hS 1 0.0-0 dS) Ma.Tseitlin­
Ex . 34 (Continuation of Ex.33) Karasev, USSR ch Leningrad 1971
The opening of the c-file would be in White prepares a typical blow on h7 .
White's favour. l 1 .cd ! ltJ dS 1 2.�h7 cj;l h7 1 3 . ltJ gS mg8
22 ... c6! = (Such intermediate moves are of­ 14.WhS �gS I S.�gS± (- 1 4S/7 ... ltJ f6IB211)
ten overlooked in the calculation of varia­ f6 1 6 .�d2 ltJ b6 1 7 . l'l: adl Wd4 I S .E1 fel
tions: a capture is automatically answered ltJ Sd7 1 9.1'l:e7 WcS 20. ltJ dS Wc2 2 1 .�h6
with a counter-capture) 23.l'l:a3 Wd6 24Jk4 l'l:aeS 22.l'l:g7 cj;lhS 23.l'l:g6 We2 24.�g7 1-0
ltJ e6 2S.l'l:ca4.
Better was 2S .E1aa4 ! ? E1ad8 26.E1c l � . After E x . 3 7 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJ eS d6 4.ttlf3
the text move B lack seizes the initiative. ltJ e4 S.c4 ltJ c6 6.d4 dS 7.ltJc3 �b4 S.We2
2S ... l'l:adS !� 26.l'l:a7 cst 27.dS b6! [L1<t'l gS ; We7 9.�e3 �fS 10.We t ? ) Kupreichik .
<t'l c7] 2S.Wf2? [ 2 8 . E1b7oo] ltJ c7 ! + 29.l'l:b7 Mikhalchishin, Kuibyshev USSR ch(lI)
ltJ dS 30.h4 ? ! ltJ e3 ! 31 .hS ltJ d l 32.hg ltJ f2 19S6
33.gf m h S 3 4 . feSW l'l: e S 3 S . m f2 Wd4 White has failed to solve his development
3 6 . cj;l fl Wb2 37.l'l:d3 c4-+ 3 S . l'l: dd7 c3 problems . With a tactical operation Black
3 9 . � d l c 2 4 0 . � c2 W c 2 4 1 . cj;l gl W a 2 prevents his opponent from castling.
[o4 1 . . . E1e l 42.cj;lh2 Wc4-+] 42.l'l:b6 Wal 10 ... ltJ c3 ! ll .bc �a3 12.Wd2 ltJ b4 ! ! (- 1 481
43.cj;lh2 Wa4 44.l'l:d3 Wh4. Here the game 6.d4IB I ) 13.cj;le2 ltJ c2 14.l'l:dl dc IS.ttle5
was adj ourned, and White decided to resign 0-0+ 16.f3 bS 1 7.g4 ltJ e3 I S.We3 �d7
without resuming. 1 9.mf2 l'l:ae8 20.Wd2 �c8-+ , and B l ack
gradually converted his extra pawn .
Ex . 3 S ( 1 .e4 eS 2.ltJ f3 ltJ f6 3 . ltJ eS d6 4.ltJf3
ltJ e4 S.c4 ltJ c6 6.ltJc3 ltJ c3 7.dc �e7 S.�d3
�g4 9.�e4) Timman-Yusupov, Hilversum
m 19S6
B l ack should not be in a hurry to castle.
9 ...Wd7! i s more flexible, after which he
retains the possibility of castling long . Now
1 O.�d3 0-0-0 L1 <t'l eS leads to equality. Af­
ter 10.�e3 Black realised his main positional
idea - to exchange White ' s active bishop.
1 0 ...�fS 1 1 .�f5 WfS 1 2.WdS WdS 1 3.cd
ltJ eS [ 1 3 . . . <t'l b 8 1 4 . <t'l d4 a6 I S . <t'l fS �f6
1 6 . 0 -0-0;1; Timman] 1 4 . ltJ eS de I S . m e2
m d 7 ! (- 1 4 1 1S ...�g4IB) 16.a4 as 17.cj;ld3 fS
IS.f3 hS 19.h3 h4 20.l'l:hel �d6 2 1 .l'l:e2

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 Chapter 3
1.3.1. Overview
This chapter turns to the analysis of the sys­
tem 5 .Vf1e2. This line has a peacefu l repu­
tation. A serious problem when studying
this system results from its frequent use i n
' composed ' games (i . e ., those games, i n
which a draw is agreed beforehand) . Su c h
games misinform rather t han c l arify the
subtleties of this system, which i n fact is
very complicated and rich in content. It has
belonged to the opening repertoire of prac­
tically every world champion (some exam­
ples from their practice can be found in po­
sitions 40-48). White tries to make use of
his advantage in development (sometimes
h e has two extra tempi ) , but B lack ' s posi­
tion is solid and free of weaknesses. Cor­
rect play by both sides yields White only a
minimal advantage.
The main starting position of the system
occurs after 5 .. :lIjj e7 6.d3 lLl f6 7 .ig5 .
The line 7 . . . ie6 (-23 - 2 5 ) leads to a com­
plicated middlegame, giving White the bet-
71
ter chances . S ome tactical features of this
v ariation are considered in positions 3 8-40.
B lack ' s most prudent strategy is to push
for an endgame, where his slight delay in
development is less dangerous. 7 . . . Vf1xe2+
has proved a rel i able continuation (-26-
2 8 ) . In order to neutralise White ' s pressure
on the e-file, B l ack often sends his knight
to e6 via the route paved by Petrosian in
his 1 969 match against Spassky : lLl b8 -a6-
c7-e6 (-27 - 2 8 ) .
T h e M i l ner-B arry Vari ati on 7 . . lLl bd7 i s
.
also a reasonable choice, especially if B l ack
is bent on a more complicated struggle. It
is not by chance that this line was Bron­
stei n ' s favourite weapon. White ' s hopes of
gaining an advantage are often associ ated
with the advance of his knight to b5 (posi­
tions 49- 5 0 ) .
Generally speaki ng, the 5 .Vf1e2 system is
especially advisable for those players who
l ike and know how to play the endgame .
 Jl�
1.3.2. Theory

5.Wie2
a b c d e f 9 h

6 6

5 5

4 4

3 3

a b c d e f 9 h

l . e4 e5 2 ,ctJ f3 ct:J f6 3 . ct:J e5 d6 4 . ct:J f3 ct:J e4

9
5 .Wie2 Wie 7 6 . d3 1 S ct:J f6 1 6 0 7 . 1 g 5 1 6 1

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS
163 1 65
23 C2l c 3 C2l e4 C2l f6 �e3 d4 �d2 �e2 0-0-0 ±
162 1 64 66 1 67 6R
�e6 C2l c6 dS I gf 0-0-0 �g 4 �e6 mb s I
1 69 171
24 0 _0_ 0 �h 4 �g 3 d4 hg C2l h4 dS
17 0 72 17 3 174 175
C2l bd7 h6 gS I C2l hS C2l g3 g4 C2l b6 �d7
17 6 17 9 Xo RI 1 X2
2S � f6 d4 0_0 _ 0 �e 4l �d3 �e3
1
h4
177 7X
h6 �f6 �e i 0-0 c6 g6 mh7
1 X3 1R5 I R7 4191
94
26 �e2 C2l c 3 �h 4 0-0-0 d4 �C l'%he1 dS I
R4 1 X6 RR 1X9 19 0 l 92 193
�e2 �e i h6 �d i C2l c6 0_0_ 0 l'%hf S l'% de8
195 197 199 21111
27 0_0 l'% fe1 d4 �d3 �e3 l'% ad1
196 9R 2111
dS I
=

c6 C2l a6 C2l c7 C2l e6 0-0 �d6

203 2 05
28 0-0-0 l'%he1 C2l e4 de C2l gS f4
202 04 20 6 7 2OX
C2l a6 C2l c i C2l e4 �g S mei0 C2l e6
20 9 213 3214
29 C2l c 3 �e2 � f4 _
0 0 0 _ h C2ld2 C2ldS �h2
210 211 212 2 15
C2l bd7 �e2 h6 g6 �g7 C2l b6 C2l fdS C2ldS 0_0
30 m 219 22O
� h4 �g 3 O-O-O l'% he1 � fl md2
216 217 221
gS C2l b6 �d7 0-0-0 �g7 l'% de8
=

31 223
�d2 C2l bS c4 a4 C2l bd4 0-0
222 224 225 226
C2l b6 C2l bdS �d7 c6 C2l c7 �e7 ±

72
1 59 6.g3?! iLg4 7 .iLg2 ltJ c6+ Forintos,
H aag.
6.d4 �g4 7.iLe3 ltJ c6= [7 . . . d5 ] Forintos,
H aag.
6.b3 �g4 7 .iLb2 ltJ d7 8 .d3 ltJ ef6= [8 . . . iLf3 ]
Forintos, Haag.
6.h3 g6 [6 . . . d5 7 .d3 ltJ f6 8 .iLf4±] 7 . c4 ltJ c6
8.d3 ttJf6 9.iLg5 iWe2 l O.iLe2 iLg7= Forintos,
H aag.
6.1iJ c3 ttJ c3 7 . dc
A) 7 . . . ttJc6 8 .iLg5 [ 8 .iWe7 ? iLe7 9 .iLb5 0-0
1 0.0-0 ttJ e5 I l . ltJ e5 ? de+ Ajem-Yusupov,
Thnis 1978] iWe2 9 .iLe2 iLe7 1 0.iLe7 We7=
Kochiev-Lein, Hastings 1978179;
B) 7 . . . V!ie2 8 .iLe2 ltJ c6 9 .iLf4 iLe7 [9 . . . iLf5
1 0.0-0-0 0-0-0= Tringov-Suetin, 1967]
1 0.0-0-0 [ I O.ltJ d4 ltJ d4 I I .cd c6= Prand­
stetter-Knezevic, Prag 1983] iLg4 1 1 .!'i:he I
0-0-0= Huebner-Seirawan, Manila (izt)
1990.
1 60 6.. ltJ c5
. E l ) 9 . . . iLh5 1 0 . g4 iLg6 I I .iLg2± ;
A) 7 .�g5 ? ! f6 8 .iLe3 d5 9 . ltJ bd2 iLg4 l O.h3
�h5 I I .g4 iLg6 1 2 .iLg2 ltJ c6+ Beratende­
Alekhine, Lissabon 194 1 ;
B) 7 /iJ c3
B1) 7 . . . c6 8 .d4
B11) 8 . . . V!ie2 9 .iLe2 ltJ e6 I 0.d5 ltJ c7 I I .iLf4
cd 1 2 .0-0-0 iLe6 1 3 . ltJ d4 ltJ c6 1 4 . ltJ db5
ILl b5 1 5 .iLb5 a6 1 6 .iL a4 d4 1 7 . ltJ e2 b5
1 8 .�b3 g5 1 9 .iLg5 iLg7 20.ltJ f4 iLb3 2 1 . ab
0-0 22.ltJ d5± Davies-Barua, London 1992;
B12) 8 . . . ltJ c a6 9 . iLg5 iW : e2 1 0 . iL : e 2 d5
1 1 .0-0-0 iLd6 1 2 . !'i:he l ltJ c7 1 3 .iLh4 f6
1 4.�g 3 �g3 1 5 . hg Wn 1 6 .!'i:h l ltJ d7 1 7 .iLd3
ILl f8± Cifuentes-Piket, Niderlande ch 1993;
B2) 7 . . . iLg4
B21) 8 . ttJ d5 iWe2 9 .iLe2 ltJ e6= [9 . . . ltJ ba6] ;
B22) 8 .iLe3 c6
B22 1 ) 9 . 0 - 0 - 0 ltJ bd7 1 0 . h 3 iL e 6 ?
[0 1 0 . . . �h5 ] I l . d4± Pries-Geiger, Lienz
1988;
73
HZ) 9113 iL h5 1 O.g4 iL g 6 I I . iL g 2
[ l l . ltJ h4 ! ? Forintos, Haag] ltJ bd7 1 2 . ltJ d4
[ 1 2 . 0-0-0±] ltJ e6 1 3 .f4 ltJ d4 1 4 .iLd4 f5
1 5 .0-0-0± iWe2 1 6 . ltJ e2 ltJ ffi (Hodgson­
Barua, London 1986) 1 7 .iLf3 ± .
1 6 1 7.iWe7 ? = iLe7 8 . ltJ c 3 [ 8 . d4 iLf5 9.c3+
Marco-Pillsbury, Budapest 1896] c6 9.iLg5
ltJ a6 1 0 . 0- 0 - 0 ltJ c7 I l .d4 iLe6 1 2 .iLd3
0-0= G.Mohr-Radulov, Maribor 1990.
7.ltJ c3
A) 7 . . . c6 8 . ltJ e4 (Toth) ltJ e4 9 . de ltJ d7
I 0.iLf4 ltJ e5 ± Forintos, Haag;
B) 7 . . . ltJ c6 8 .iLg5 iWe2 [8 . . . iLe6 -23] - 1 84/
8 ... ltJ c6 ;
C ) 7 . . . h 6 8 . ltJ b5 ltJ a6 9 . c4 iWe2 1 0.iLe2 c 6
I I . ltJ c3 ± Forintos, Haag;
D) 7 . . . iLe6 8 . ltJ d4 ! ? [ 8 .iLg5 -23] Toth;
E) 7 . . . iLg4 8 .iLe3 ltJ c6 [8 . . . ltJ bd7 9.h3 iLf3
1 0 .iWf3 c6 I I . O-O-O± Miguel-Cadena,
Tunja jwch 1 989] 9.h3
E2) 9 . . . iLe6
E21) 1 0 . ltJ g 5 g6 1 1 . ltJ e6 fe 1 2 . d4 iLg7
1 3 .0-0-0
E211) 1 3 . . . 0-0-0 ? ! (Kovacs-Petran, Bu­
dapest 1972) 1 4 .iWb5 ! ? Forintos, Haag;
E212) 1 3 . . . a6= Forintos, Haag;
E22) 1 0 .0-0-0 ltJ d 5 = ;
E23) l O.d4 �iW b 5 a 6 1 1 .0-0-0 [ l l .iLg5
Forintos, Haag] ltJ b4 1 2 . a3 ltJ bd5 1 3 . ltJ d5±
Dely;
E3) 9 . . . iLf3 1 0.iWf3± d5 1 1 . ltJ d 5 ltJ d5 1 2.iWd5
iWb4 1 3 .c3 iWb2 1 4 . !'i: c l iLa3 1 5 .d4 0-0
1 6 . iL d3 !'i: ad 8 1 7 .iWc4 ltJ a5 1 8 . iW a4 b 6
1 9 . 0-0± Haag-Dely, Budapest 1 967;
E4) 9 . . . iLf5 1 0 . g4 iLe6 1 1 .iLg2 l 1 1 .0-0-0 ! ?
�d4] 0-0-0 1 2 .g5 (Mazi-Sarthou, Cannes
1995) ltJ d5 = ;
F) 7 . . . ltJ bd7
Fl) 8 . ltJ b5 ltJ e5 ! [8 . . . ltJ d5 9 . c4 a6] 9 . ltJ e5
de 1 0.iLd2 a6 I I . ltJ a3 ltJ d5 l l l . . . iLf5 Forin-
tos, Haag] 1 2 . ltJ c4 f6 1 3 .g3 �e6 1 4.�g2
�d7 I S .0-0 �cS= Dely-Toth, Budapest
1968;
F2) S .�gS -29; F3) S .�e3 ltJ b6 9 . 0-0-0
F3 1 ) 9 . . . ltJ g4 1 0.g3= Forintos, Haag;
F32) 9 . . . ltJ bdS l O. ltJ d S ltJ dS 1 1 .�d2 [ 1 1 .�d2
ltJ e3 1 2 .Ei:e 1 �e6 1 3 .Ei:e3 g6 ! -2 1 O/8 h6/C3]
...
�e2 1 2 .�e2 �e7 1 3 . Ei:he l 0-0 1 4. ltJ gS h6
I S .�f3 �gS 1 6.�gS hg 1 7 .�dS c6 1 8 .�b3
as 1 9 . a4 �e6= 20.�e6 fe 2 1 .Ei:e6 Ei:f2 22. Ei:d2
V2-1/2 Van der Wiel-Yusupov, Groningen
1994;
G) 7 . . . �e2 S .�e2
Gl) S . . . c6 9 . ltJ e4± Forintos, Haag;
G2) S . . . g6 9 .0-0 �g7 l O. ltJ bS ltJ a6 I l .d4
0-0 1 2.c3 �g4 1 3 .Ei: e l Ei:feS 1 4 .�f4 ltJ dS
I S .�d2± 1/2_1/2 Hazai-Petran, Hungary ch
1979;
G3) 8 . . . � g4 9.h3 � f3 1 0 . � f3 ltJ c 6
1 1 .�e3 ( l l . ltJ dS± Forintos, Haag) 0-0-0
1 2 .0-0-0± 1/2-V2 Mnatsakanian-Smyslov,
USSR 1979;
G4) S . . . �d7 9 .�gS �e7 - 1 86/9 ...� d7 ;
G5) S . . . �e7 9 . ltJ bS [ 9 . 0-0 0-0 1 0.Ei:e 1 Ei:e8
1 1 .�gS mfS 1 2 .�fl c6 1 3 . ltJ e4 ltJ e4 1/2- V2
Ivanovic-Gulko, Manila (izt) 1990 ; 9 .�gS
-26] ltJ a6 1 0 .c4 c6 l 1 . ltJ c3 dS 1 2 .�f4 �e6
1 3 . 0-0-0 0-0-0= Forintos, Haag ;
G6) S . . . a6 9.�gS ltJ bd7 1 0.0-0-0 h6 1 1 .�d2
g6 1 2 .Ei:de l l I 2.Ei:he l ! ? �g7 1 3 .�fl mdS
1 4.h3 L1d4] �g7 1 3 .�d l mdS 1 4 . ltJ d4 ltJ b6
l S . ltJ b 3 aS f± Zyla-Weglarz, Lubniewice
Poland tch 1994.
1 62 7 ltJ c6
...
A) S .�f6 gf 9 . ltJ c3 �g4 1 0. ltJ dS �f3 l 1 .gf
[ 1 1 .�e7 ltJ e7 1 2 . ltJ f6 m d S 1 3 . gf � g 7 =
Forintos, Haag] �e2 1 2 .�e2 0-0-0 1 3 .c3
fS 1 4.d4 ltJ e7 I S .�c4± ;
B) S . ltJ c 3
B l ) S . . . �e6 -23 ;
B2) S . . . �e2 9 .�e2 �e7 - I S6/9 ... ltJ c 6 ;
74
B3) S . . . �g4 9 .�f6 gf 1 0. ltJ d S �e2 [ 1 O . . . �f3
- A ] 1 1 .�e2 0-0-0 1 2 . ltJ f6 �f3 1 3 .�f3
�g7 1 4 .�c6 bc I S . ltJ e4 �b2 1 6 . Ei:bl �d4
1 7 .O-O± Euwe-Van Gelder, Holland 1919.
7 �g4
.••
A) S . ltJ c3
A I ) S . . . �e2 9 .�e2 �e7 1 0. 0-0-0 [ 1 O . ltJ d4
�e2 1 1 . ltJ ce2 ltJ dS= Geller-S olmanis,
USSR ch 1 948] h6 I I .�h4 ltJ bd7 [ 1 l . . . ltJ c6
- I S 6/9 ... ltJ c6/A2] 1 2 .h3 �hS 1 3 .g4 �g6
1 4 . ltJ d4 0-0-0 I S .f4 Ei:deS 1 6 .�f3 �d8
1 7 .�g3± Rabinovich-Kan, Moscow 1935;
A2) S . . . ltJ bd7 9 .0-0-0 �e2 [9 . . . 0-0-0 ? !
I 0.�d2 ! ltJ b 6 1 1 .Ei:el �d7 1 2 . ltJ d4 �e7
1 3 . h3± Chistjakov-Shamaev, Kiev 1938]
1 0.�e2 h6 1 1 .�h4 0-0-0 1 2 .h3 �e6
1 3 . ltJ d4± [ 1 3 .g4 gS 1 4.�g3 ltJ b6 I S . ltJ d4
�d7= Richter-von Holzhausen, Bad Pyr.
mont 1933 ] ;
B) S .�f6 gf 9 .�e7
Bl) 9 . . . me7 1 O.�e2 [ 1 O . ltJ bd2 �h6] ltJ c6
[ 1 O . . . c6 I l . ltJ bd2±] 1 1 . ltJ c3 Ei:e8 1 2 . 0-0-0
[ 1 2 . ltJ dS mdS 1 3 . ltJ f6 �f3 ] mdS 1 3 . d4 �h6
1 4 .mb l ± Suetin-Roisman, USSR 1953;
B2) 9 . . .�e7 1 0. ltJ bd2 ltJ c6 1 1 .0-0-0 0-0-0
B21) 1 2.g3 ltJ eS 1 3 .�g2 dS 1 4 .Ei:de l ltJf3
I S .�f3 �e6 1 6 .�hS± Sokolsky-Roisman,
Minsk 1963;
B22) I I . . . ltJ eS 1 2 .�e2±.
1 63 8.d4
A) S . . . dS ? ! 9 . ltJ c 3 c6 l O. ltJ eS± Duras-Mar­
shall, San Sebastian 1912;
B) S . . . ltJ bd7 9 . ltJ c3 h6 1 O.�h4 gS I I .�g3
ltJ dS 1 2 . ltJ dS �dS 1 3 .0-0-0 0-0-0 [ 1 3 . . .
� e 2 = ] 1 4 .�bS c 6 I S .�aS fS 1 6 . h4 f4
1 7 .�h2 mbSoo McDonald-Briggs, Hastings
Masters 1 995.
8.c4 Forintos, Haag.8.ltJ d4 ! ?
A ) S . . . ltJ bd7 9 . ltJ c 3
A I ) 9 . . . 0-0-0 l O. ltJ e6 �e6 1 1 .0-0-0±;
A2) 9 . . . �g4 1 O.�e7 �e7 1 l . f3 �e6 [ 1 1 . . .�h5
1 2 .li:lf5 ] 1 2 . ctJ e6 fe 1 3 .d4t Brohl-Gimmel,
Dortmund 1987;
B) S . . . ctJe6 ! ? 9 . ctJ e6 fe 1 0.e3 h6 l L�e3 e5
1 2.g3 '&e6 1 3 . ctJ a 3 �e7 1 4 .�g2 0-0 1 5 . ctJ e2
ElaeS 1 6 .0-0t Payen-Forintos, Paris ch
1995.
1 64 8 ... c6
A) 9 . 0 - 0 - 0 ctJ bd7 [9 . . . h6 1 O .�d2 ctJ a6
I l .�e l t i1ctJd4 Balogh-Garner, corr 1959]
1 0. li:l d4 ctJ e5 1 1 . ctJ e 6 ctJ e6 1 2 .�e3 d5 1 3 . d4
Wle7°o Sarapu-Wallace, Aukland 1992;
B) 9.d4 ctJbd7 1 0 . 0-0-0 0-0-0 1 1 .�d2 h6
1 2.�h4 g5 1 3 .�g3 (Kieninger-Rotenstein,
Bad Oeynhausen 1922) Forintos, Haag;
C) 9 . li:l e4 ! ? ctJ bd7 1 0 . 0 - 0 - 0 [ 1 O . e4 h6
1 1 .�f4 Ii:l e4 1 2.de g5f± Bauer-Hassler, Urf
1 987] h6 1 1 .�h4
C l ) l l . . .g5 ? 1 2 .�g3± ctJ e4 l 3 . de d5 1 4.ed
�d5 1 5 .ctJe5 O-O-O ? 1 6 .E1d5 ! cd 1 7 . ctJ e6 !
Wle5 l S .�a6 ! 1 -0 Poetsch-Butler, corr
1959;
C2) 1 l . . .d5 1 2 . ctJ f6 ctJ f6 1 3 . ctJ d4t .
1 65 9.0-0-0 0-0-0 l O. d4 d5 I l . ctJ e5 !
[ 1 1 .'&b5 �b4= Gordon-Sharp, corr 1932]
A) 1 l . . .'&b4 ? ! 1 2 . ctJ e6 [ 1 2 . a3 �a5 l 3 . ctJ c6
be 14 .'&a6 �a6 1 5 .�a6t Seleznev-Sae­
misch, Berlin 1920] be l 3 .�a6 <±?d7 1 4. ctJ a4
ElbS 1 5 .f3± Reicher-Henning, Hamburg
1 938;
B) l l . . .'&eS
Bl) 1 2 .�b5 a6 1 3 .�a4 ctJ e5 [ 1 3 . . . ctJ bS ? !
1 4 .Wa5t Morrison-Chajes, New York
1918 ] 1 4.de �a4 1 5 . ctJ a4 h6 ! = Kieninger­
Kohler, Bad Oeynhausen 1 940 ;
B2) 1 2.ctJc6 �e6 1 3 .�f6 gf 1 4.�b5 �d6
1 5 .g3 � b S 1 6 . �g 2 h5 1 7 . cj{ b l h4=
Kieninger-Ahues, Bad Oeynhausen 1940;
B3) 1 2 .'&f3 �e7 [ 1 2 . . . ctJ e5 1 3 . de �g4
1 4.We3 �d l 1 5 .�a7-t i1�e5 1 6.f4 Belja­
kov] 1 3 .�b5 ctJ e5 1 4.de ctJ d7 1 5 .�d7 �d7
75
1 6 .�e7 �e7 1 7 . ctJ dS �e5 l S . ctJ e3 �e5
1 9 . E1 he l �a5= Lasker-Pillsbury, St.Pe­
tersburg 1 895;
B4) 1 2 . � e 3 ! ? a6t [ 1 2 . . . �e7 1 3 . � b 5 ±
Kieninger-Schuster, Essen 1948]Forintos,
Haag.
9.d4 d5 1 0.0-0-0 h6 [ 1 0 . . . 0-0-0 -9.0-0-
0] 1 1 .�f6 gf
A) 1 2 .�b5 0-0-0 1 3 .�a4 �b4= Hirsh­
Hermann, corr 1929;
B) 1 2 . ctJ h4
Bl) 1 2 . . . 0 - 0 - 0 1 3 . f4 f5 1 4 . g 3 ± i1�h3
Euwe-Olland, m(1) 1920/2 1 ;
B 2 ) 1 2 . . . f5 1 3 .g3 � g 7 1 4 .�e3 0 - 0 (Euwe­
Olland, m(3) 1920/2 1 ) 1 5 . f4t Forintos,
Haag.
1 66 9 ... 0-0-0 ! ?
1 67 1 2 ...�f5 1 3 . e3 [ 1 3 . ctJ h4 �e4 1 4 . f3
�g6f± ] E1 g S 1 4 . ctJ h4t Steiner-Kluger,
Hungary 1935 .
1 68 Zhukov-Shifman, corr 1953.
1 69 9.d4
A ) 9 . . . d5 ? ! 1 0. 0-0-0 e6 I I . cj{b l h6 1 2 .�f4
O-O-O ? [ 1 2 . . . g5 ; 1 2 . . . �b4l 1 3 .�a6 ! ! ctJ h5
1 4.�e6 be 1 5 .�a6A Taube-Finotti, Ham­
burg 1 939;
B ) 9 . . . h6 1 0.�h4 [ 1 0.�f4 ctJ d5=] g5 1 1 .�g3
ctJ d 5 = Forintos, Haag.
9.ctJ d4 ! ?;!; - 1 63 /8. ctJ d4.
1 70 9 ... 0-0-0 l O.d4 d5 1 l . ctJ e5 �eS t .
1 7 1 10.�d2
A) 1 0 . . . 0-0-0 1 1 . ctJ d4 �g4 1 2 .�e7 �e7
1 3 .E1e l E1heS 1 4 .h3 �h5 1 5 . g4 �g6 1 6 .�g2t
Rowley-Figelman, Los Angeles 1 99 1 ]
B) 1 0 . . . ctJ d5 1 1 . ctJ d4t .
1 72 10 .. 0-0-0 .
A) I l .d4 gS [ 1 1 . . .l2J b6 1 2 .'WbS a6 1 3 .'WaS±
Holzhausen-Richter, corr 1 929] 1 2 .�g3
ctJ dS ! [ 1 2 . . . ctJ b6 1 3 .'WbS ! ] 1 3 . ctJ dS �dS
1 4.'Wd3 ctJ b6+± ;
B) I I . ctJ d4±.
1 73 11 ... 0-0-0 1 2. ctJ d4±.
1 74 13 ... ctJ b6 ! ? (Tarrasch) 1 4 .dS
A) 14 . . . �d7 I S .'Wd2± ;
B) 1 4 . . . �g4 I S .'Wd2 ! ? 0-0-0 1 6 .'Wd4 �f3
1 7 .gf 'WeS I S .�h3±.
1 75 14 . .. d5 I S .'WbS ! 0-0-0 [ I S . . . 'Wb4
1 6. ctJ dS ] 1 6 .'WaS ! [ 1 6 . ctJ dS ? ? �dS 1 7 .'WdS
'WgS+-] a6 1 7 .�a6±/--+ Lasker-Marshall,
St.Petersburg 1914.
1 76 9.� d2? ! ctJ c6 1 0. 0-0-0 0-0-0 1 1 . g3
gS 1 2 .�g2 �g7+ Boe-Handoko, Gausdal
1992.
9 .� h4
A) 9 . . . ctJ c 6 1 0 . 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 1 1 . d4 dS
1 2 . ctJ eS ctJ eS 1 3 .de 'Wb4= Israel-Fazekas,
England 1949;
B ) 9 . . . gS 1 0.�g 3 �g7 I l . d4 ctJ c6 [ 1 1 . . . ctJ dS ]
1 2 . 0 - 0 - 0 ctJ dS 1 3 . ctJ dS [ 1 3 .'WbS ? ctJ c 3
1 4 .'Wb7 ctJ a2 =+ ] �dS 1 4 .'WbS �f3 I S . gf
0-0-0'1= Kupchik-Marshall, New York 1915.
1 77 9 . gf 1 0. 0-0-0 ctJ c6
..
A) I l .d4 dS 1 2 .'WbS 0-0-0 1 3 .'Wa4 WbS
1 4 .�bS 'Wd6+± Cullip-Barua, Great Britan
ch 1989;
B) I I .'We4 ! ? 0 - 0 - 0 [ 1 1 . . . fS 1 2 . 'W a4 ± ]
1 2 . ctJ dS �dS 1 3 . 'W :d5 'W e 6 1 4 . 'W b 3 ±
Forintos, Haag.
1 78 10 'W e7 1 1 .0-0-0 dS 1 2 . ctJ eS c6
•..
1 3 .f4 ctJ d7 (Steiner-Kashdan, Gyor (m)
1930) 1 4. g4 ! ± Levenfish
76
1 0 ... c6
A) 1 1 .0-0-0 dS 1 2 . ctJ eS �b4 1 3 .ctJ dS �d5
1 4 .ctJ g 6 'We6 1 S . ctJ h S 'We2 1 6.�e2 WfS 1 7 .a3
�d6 (Morphy-Loewenthal, New Orleans
1 850) I S . f3�;
B) l 1 . d S c d 1 2 . 0 - 0 - 0 �e7 1 3 . ctJ d5
[ 1 3 .'WbS ? ! ctJ d7 ! 1 4.'Wb7 :1'i:bS=+ Maroczy]
�dS 1 4. :1'i:dS ctJ c6 I S .'Wd2± .
1 79 11 .'W b5 ctJ d7
A) 1 2 .'Wb7 :1'i:bS 1 3 .'Wc7 0-000 Forintos,
Haag;
B) 1 2 . ctJ dS �dS 1 3 .'WdS c6 1 4.'Wb3 'We6=
Rossolimo-Tartakover, m 1948;
C) 1 2 .�d3 gS 1 3 . h3 0-0 1 4 .'Wb7 :1'i:abS
I S .'We4 'Wg7 1 6 .b3 [ 1 6. 0-0-0]
Cl) 1 6 . . . c S 1 7 . 0 - 0 c d I S . ctJ d S ± �
Capablanca-Marshall, St. Petersburg
19 14;
C2) 1 6 . . . ctJ cS 1 7 .'We3 �f6 I S . 0-0 :1'i:feS
1 9 .'Wd2 g400 Tarrasch .
1 80 12 .'Wd2 dS 1 3 . W b l ctJ d7= Mieses·
Marshall, Baden Baden 1925.
1 8 1 14.d5 cd I S . ctJ dS �dS 1 6.'WdS ctJc6:!:
Malevinsky-Gusev, USSR 1970 - 10/266.
1 82 Yudovich ECO.
1 83 8 .W e2 �e7 9 . ctJ c3 h6 1 O.�e3 c6 I l .g3
ctJ a6 1 2 .�g2 0-0 1 3 .:1'i:he 1 :1'i:eS 1 4. W f l �fS=
Ivkov-Petrosian, Yugoslavia-USSR m
1972.
1 84 8 . ctJ d5 [S . . . ctJ bd7 -29]
. .
A) 9 . 0-0 �e7 1 0 .�e7 ctJ e7 I I . ctJ c3 �d7
1 2 . :1'i: fe 1 ctJ bc6 1 3 .d4 0-0-0= Liberson·
Kholmov, Alma Ata 1 969;
B) 9 .�d2 �e7 1 0 . ctJ c3 ctJ c3 1 1 .�c3 0-0
1 2 . 0-0-0 ctJ d7 1 3 .:1'i:he l �f6= Kholmov·
Bronstein, Riga 1968;
C) 9.c4 ! ?
Cl) 9 . . . ttl b4 1 0 . m d2 fl e 7 I l . fl e7 'ifl e 7
1 2.itk3 h 6 1 3 . a3 tt'l 4c6 (Shahovic-Kneze­
vic, Pancevo 1985) 1 4. l::i: he l md8 I S .b4t
Forintos, Haag;
C2) 9 .. .ttl b6 1 0. 'ifl d2 h6 I l .fle3
C21) l l . . . tU c 6 1 2 . tU d4t L'lflf3 [ 1 2 . tU c3t
�E1b l , b4] ;
C22) 1 1 . . . fle7 1 2 .fld4 0 - 0 1 3 . g4 ! ? t
Mukhin-Voronov, USSR 1975.
8 ..Itl c6 9 . tU c 3 fle6 1 0 . 0-0-0 fle7 l 1 . d4 dS
. B2) 1 1 .0-0
A) 1 2.flf4 0-0-0 1 3 . tU gS fld6 1 4 . tU e6 fe
l S .!d6 cd= Marco-Schlechter, Hastings
1 895.
B) 1 2.tUeSt Pachman-Heidenfeld, Mari­
anske Lazne 195 1 .
1 85 9.tU bd2 tU dS 1 0.fle7 'ifl e 7 1 1 .0-0-0
iLl f4 1 2 .flfl h6 1 3 .l::i: e l md8 1 4.h4 l::i: e 8 =
Ciocaltea-Karpov, Caracas 1970
9.c4
A) 9 . . .0-0 1 0. tU c3 l::i: e 8 [ 1 0 . . . c6 1 1 .0-0-0
�fS ? ! 1 2 . tU d4 flg6 1 3 . f4 h6 1 4 . fS flh7
l S .!f4 tUbd7 1 6 .g4± Crawley-Michalet,
Groningen 1988] 1 1 .0-0-0 c6 1 2 .l::i: h e 1 h6
1 3 .!f4 tU a6 1 4 . tU d4 flf8 I S .h3 fld7 1 6 .g4
g6 1 7 .flf3t Stein-Michaelsen, Hamburg
1989;
B) 9 . . . h6 1 0.flf4
Bl) 1 0 . . . tU a6 l 1 . tU c3 tU c s 1 2 . 0-0-0 flfS
1 3 .E1hel 0-0-0 1 4.d4 tU e6 I S .flg3 l::i: h e8
1 6.dS tUc5 1/2_1/2 Spassky-Szabo, Solingen
1 974;
B2) 1 0 . . . 0-0 1 1 . tU c3 l::i: e 8 1 2 . 0 -0 fl f8
1 3 .E1fe 1 tU a6 1 4 . a3 fld7 I S . b4 c6= Karpov­
Smyslov, Tilburg 1982 -34/(375);
B3) 1O . . . tU c6 l 1 . tU c 3 flfS 1 2 .0-0-0 0-0-0
1 3 . E1he l g5 1 4 .fle3 tU g4 1 5 . tt'l dS tU e 3
1 6.iLle7 tUe7 1 7 .fe l::i: d e8= Spassky-Karpov,
Hamburg 1982 -34/(375) .
1 86 9 ... tU c6
77
A) 1 0. 0-0-0
A I ) 1 O . . . fld7 -9 ...fld71B;
A2) IO ... h6 1 1 .flh4 flg4 1 2 .h3 flhS 1 3 .g4
flg6 1 4.flg3 0-0-0 I S . d4 tt'l e4 1 6 . tU e4 fle4
1 7 . l::i: he l fl f6 1 8 . c 3 l::i: he8 1 9 . tU d2 fl d 5
2 0 . fl d 3 g6 2 1 . tU e4 flg7 22.mb l ±
Chistjakov-Yudovich, Moscow 1936;
B) 1 0. tU bS md8
Bl) 1 1 . 0-0-0 a6 1 2 . tU c 3 t Keres
[ 1 2 . tU bd4t ] ;
B21) l l . . .a6 1 2 . tU bd4 (Kashdan-Mikenas,
Folkestone 1933) [ 1 2 . tU c3t] tU d4 1 3 . tU d4
tU d5 1 4.fle7 tU e7 1 5 .flf3 t ;
B22) 1 1 . . .h6 1 2 .fld2 fld7 1 3 .me l l::i: e 8 1 4.c4
tU eS I S . d4 tU f3 1 6 .flf3 t Matanovic­
Browne, Adelaide 197 1 .
9 ...flg4
A) l O.h3 flh5 I l . tU d4 fle2 1 2 . m e 2 h6
1 3 .flh4 [ 1 3 .fle3 ! ? Forintos, Haag] tt'l c6
1 4 . tt'l 5 tU hS ! l S . tU e7 tU e7 1 6 .fle7 me7
1 7 . tU dS md7= Smyslov-Kogan, Moscow
1938;
B) 1 0. tU d4 fle2 B1) 1 1 . tU ce2 tU dS 1 2 .fle7
tU e 7 1 3 . 0 - 0 - 0 tU b c 6 1 4 . tU c6 tU c 6 =
Botvinnik-Smyslov, USSR (ch) 194 1 ;
B 2 ) I l . m e2t Keres.
9 fld7
•.•
A) 1 0.0-0
AI) 10 . . . 0-0 1 1 . l::i: fe l tU c6 1 2 .d4 [ 1 2 . tU bS
l::i: ac 8 1 3 . tU fd4 tU d4 1 4. tt'l d4 l::i: fe8 I S .flf3 c6
1 6 . l::i: e2 tU dS= Szabo-Barcza, 195 1 ] me8
1 3 .flbS a6 1 4.fla4t bS 1 5 .flb3 tU aS 1 6 . l::i: e 3
c6 1 7 . l::i: ae l mf8 1 8 .flf4 tU b7 1 9 . h 3 t
Capablanca-Kostic, Havana m(l) 1919;
A2) 1 O . . . tt'l c6 ! ? 1 1 . me l 0-0-0 Forintos,
Haag;
B) 1 0.0-0-0 tU c 6
B 1 ) I l . l::i: he l 0-0-0 1 2 .flf6 [ 1 2. tU e4 tU e4
1 3 .de l::i: d e8= Hennings-Bilek, 1970) flf6
1 3 . tU dS fld4 1 4 . tU e7 tU e7 1 5 . tU d4 1/2_1/2
Zaitsev-Kholmov, Alma Ata 1969;
B2) l 1 . d4 h6 [ 1 1 . . .0-0 ? ! 1 2 .Ei:he l ctJ g4?
1 3 .ibe7 ctJ e7 1 4 . ib bS ibbS I S . Ei: e7 iba6
1 6 .Ei:c7± Lasker-Teichmann, Cambridge
Springs 19041
B21) 1 2 .ibh4 0-0-0 26; - I S . ctJ eS ibb4 1 6 . ctJ g6t Capablanca-Mars.
B22) 1 2.ibf6 ! ? ibf6 1 3 . dS fl ctJ e4t.
9 ... 0-0 1 0.0-0-0 c6 202/1 0 ... 0-0 .
- B2) 0 1 2 .d4 fldS 1 3 .ibbS Capablanca.
1 87 1 0.ibf4
A) 1 0 . . . ctJ c 6 1 1 . 0 - 0 - 0 ibfS [ l 1 . . . ctJ b4 ? !
1 2 . Ei:he l 0-0 (Tylor-Thomas, Hastings
1937/38) 1 3 . ctJ d4t]
AI) 1 2 .Ei:he 1 Forintos, Haag;
A2) 1 2. d4 fldS ;
A3) 1 2 . h 3 0-0-0 1 3 .Ei:he l [ 1 3 . g4 Forintos,
Haag] dS 1 4. d4 ibb4= Grechishkin­
Lilienthal, USSR 1938;
B ) 1O . . .ibg4 I I .h3 ibhS 1 2.0-0-0 [ 1 2 . ctJ d4 ! ?]
ctJ bd7 1 3 . Ei:he l 0-0-0 1 4 . ctJ d4 ibe2 I S .Ei:e2
Ei:heS 1 6 .Ei:de 1 ibfS l/2- 1/2 Kavalek-Smyslov,
Tilburg 1977.
1 0.ibe3 ctJc6 1 1 .0-0 ibd7 1 2 . a3 0-0 1 3 . d4
a6= Gligoric-Rossetto, Amsterdam 1954.
1 0.ibd2 ctJ c6 ? ! [ 1 O . . . c6 1 1 .0-0 0-0 1 2 .Ei:fe l
dS 1 3 .h3 ibd6 1 4.ibfl ctJ a6 l S . a3 ibfS 1J2_1/2
Ciocaltea-Malich, iMfR 1 960] 1 1 . ctJ bS t
Rossolimo-Szabo, Venedig 1949.
1 88 10 ... ctJc6 1 1 . ctJ b S ! [ 1 1 . 0-0-0 ibe6
1 2. ctJ b S 0-0-0 1 3 . Ei:he 1 Ei:heS 1 4 . ctJ fd4 ctJ d4
l S . ctJ d4 ibd7= Tseshkovsky- Kochiev,
USSR 1978] cj;JdS
A ) 1 2. 0-0-0 ctJ dS 1 3 .ibg3 a6 1 4 . ctJ bd4 ctJ d4
l S . ctJ d4 ibf6= Steiner-Kashdan, Gyor m
1930;
B) 1 2. c4 ! ?t Forintos, Haag.
1 0 ... c6 (Rossolimo-Bolbochan, Trencian­
ske Teplice 1 949)
A) 1 1 . ctJ d4 ctJ a6 1 2 . 0-0 ibd7 [ 1 2 . . . ctJ c7 ]
1 3 .Ei:fe l g S 1 4.ibg 3 t ;
B) 1 1 . 0-0-0 2021 1 0 ... h6/C.
- 1 94 15.h3 a6 1 6.a3 ibdS 1 7 . Ei:e8 ctJ eS=
1 0 ...ibe6
78
A ) l 1 . ctJ d4 ibd7 1 2. ctJ cbS [ 1 2 .ibf3 ctJ c 6 ] ctJ a6
1 3 .c4 [ 1 3 .ibg3 cS] c6 fl l 4.ibf6 ibf6 ! ;
B ) 1 1 .0-0-0 ctJ c 6
B l ) 1 2 .Ei:he 1 0-0-0 1 3 . d4 dS 1 4.�bS ctJb8
hall, New York 1915;
10...a6 1 1 . 0-0-0 ctJ c6 1 2 .Ei:he 1 [ 1 2.d4 ! ?]
ibe6 1 3 . a3 [ 1 3 . d4 ! ?] 0-0-0 1 4 . ctJ e4 g5
I S .ibg3 dS= Adianto-Handoko, Sydney
1 99 1 .
1 89 1 l . . .ib c6 1 2 . Ei: he l ctJ d5 ( I vkov·
Karaklaic, Zagreb 1 949) 1 3 .ibe7:!:
Forintos, Haag.
1 90 12 ... 0-0 1 3 . Ei: he l t [ l 3 .dS ctJe5
1 4 . ctJ eS de l S . ctJ bS ib b S 1 6 . ib bS Ei:fd8
17 .ibf6= ] Bobby FischerlEdiciones Eseuve.
1 9 1 13.Ei:hel Ei:deS ! ? 1 4.ibc4 ctJ dSt Fine·
Kashdan, New York 1934.
1 92 13 ... Ei:dfS
A) 1 4 . Ei: he l ibg4 ! ? [ 1 4 . . . ibdS l S .dS ctJe7
1 6.ibf6 gf 1 7 . ctJ d4± Yuchtman-Antoshin,
Moscow 1958] I S .dS ibf3 Bobby Fischer/
Ediciones Eseuve ;
B) 1 4 . Ei: de 1 ibdS I S .dS ctJ b S 1 6 . ctJ d4
Bl) 1 6 . . . Ei: e S ? ! 1 7 . ctJ dbS ibbS (Fischer·
Bisguier, New York USA ch 1959) l S . ctJ b5
a6 1 9 . ctJ d4 gS 20.ibg 3 ctJ hS 2 1 . ctJ fS± Bobby
Fischer/ Ediciones Eseuve;
B2) 1 6 . . . a6t Bobby Fischer/ Ediciones
Eseuve.
1 93 14 ... ibg4 (Fine-Alexander, Hastings
1935/36) l S .dS ibf3 1 6.dc ibd 1 1 7 .Ei:e?±
Sozin.
Bilek-Szabo, Havana 1965.
15.d5 ILl b S 1 6 . lLl b S [ 1 6 . ctJ d4 ctJ dS ] a6
1 7 . lLl bd4± Katalimov-Baranov, Sochi 1952.
1 95 10.b4 ctJ bd7 1 1 .0-0 ILl fS 1 2.bS ctJ e6
1 3 .be be 1 4 .ih4 [ 1 4 .id2 ! ?] h6 I S . Elab l gS
1 6 .�g3 ILl hS 1 7 . Elfe l 0-0= Spassky­
Karp o v, Linares 1981 -3 1/367.
lO.lLle4
A) 1 O ... lLlbd7 1 1 .0-0-0 ctJ e4 [ 1 l . . .dS 1 2. ctJ f6
itl f6 1 3 .h3 0-0 1 4.Elhe l EleS I S .ifl ie6
1 6.itle5 1/2-1J2 Radulov-Popovic, Polanica
Zdroj 1982] 1 2 . de ctJ c S = Dreev-Arkhipov,
Moscow 1985;
B) 1 O . . . lLl e4 I l .de igS 1 2 . ctJ gS h6 1 3 . ctJ f3
rj:;e7 1 4.0-0 ILl d7 I S .Elfe l ctJ e S = Kurajica­
K neze vi c , Sarajevo 198 1 .
1O.h3 1Ll a6 1 1 .0-0-0 203/11 .h3.
- 1 99 13.if1 ! ?
lO.d4 ie6 [ 1 0 . . . ig4 1 1 .0-0-0 ctJ bd7 1J2-1/2
Timm an Hort , Amsterdam 1978]
- 200 15.ctJ e5? cS ! .
A) 1 1 .0-0-0 ctJ bd7 1 2 .Elhe 1 h6 1 3 .ih4
0-0-0 1 4 .id3 [ 1 4.ifl ] ElheS I S .h3 ctJ b6
1 6.a3 ILlbdS = Spassky-Hawksworth, Lon­
don 1984;
B) l 1 .h3 ILl bd7 1 2.0-0-0 h6 1 3 .ih4 ctJ b6
1 4.ghe l md7 I S .id3 1/2-1J2 Short-Karpov,
Tilburg 1988
l O.lLld4 lLl a6 1 1 .0-0
A) l 1 . . .id7 1 2 .Elfe 1
AI) 1 2 . . . h6 1 3 .if6 [ 1 3 .ih4 1 8 S/10 ... c6/
- 1 0 . . . 0-0
A] �f6 1 4.ig4 mdS I s .id7 @d7 1 6. ctJ fS
g6= Alvarez-Roux, Havana 1966;
A2) 12 . . . lLl c7 1 3 .ihS ! ? mf8 1 4 .if3 lLl e6
1 5 .�e3 ILl d4 1 6.id4 dS I 7 . El ab l ie6 1 S .b4
itl d7 1 9 . 1Ll e2 id6± Kruppa-Gelfand,
Uzhgorod 1987;
B) 1 1 . . . lLl c7 1 2 .if3 [ 1 2.Elfe l ctJ e6=] =/t .
1 96 10 ... h6 l 1 .id2 ! ± Hennings-Nefra­
kis, S ofi a 1967.
1 97 12.ifl ctJ e6 1 3 .ie3 0-0 1 4 . d4
A) 14 . . . l"1eS I S .dS ! ? ctJ dS 1 6. ctJ dS cd 1 7 .ibS
79
EldS I S .Eled l if6 1 9.c3 ctJ c 7 20.ie2 EleS
2 1 . ctJ d4� Spassky-Karpov, Thrin 1982 -
33/(43 1 ) ;
B ) 1 4 . . . dS I S . ctJ eS ctJ d7 1 6 . ctJ d3 if6=
Spassky-Timman, London 1982.
1 2. 1Ll d4 ctJ e6=. 12.ctJ e4 ctJ e4 1 3 .de igS
1 4 . ctJ gS h6 I S . ctJ f3 ie6 1 6 . ctJ d4 0-0-0
1 7 . Elad I ElheS= Ekstroem-Almada, Silva­
plana Switzeland ch 1993.
1 98 12 ... ctJ e6 1 3 . dS ! ?
A ) 1 3 . . . ctJ dS 1 4. ctJ d S igS I S . ctJ gS cd 1 6 .if3
0-0 1 7 . ctJ h3�;
B ) 1 3 ... ctJ gS 1 4. ctJ g S ctJ dS I S .ctJ dS cd 1 6.ibS
mfS 1 7 . ctJ f3�.
2 0 1 1 5 ... id6=/t 1 6 . ctJ e5 ctJ e S ! [ 1 6 . . . cS
1 7 . ctJ bS ibS I S .c3 c4 1 9 .ifl a6 20. ctJ a3 ±
llg3 XdS] 1 7 . ctJ e2 f6 I S . ctJ f3 ctJ Sc7 1 9 .b3
(Spassky-Yusupov, Toluca izt 1 9S2 -341
3 7 5 ) bS ! ? 20.c4 bc 2 1 .bc ia6=.
202 10 ... ctJ bd7? ! 1 1 .Elhe l ctJ cS 1 2 . d4 ctJ e6
1 3 .if6 if6 1 4 . ctJ e4 ie7 I S .dS ± .
A) l 1 . ctJ e4 ctJ bd7 1 2 .Elhe l dS ? ! [ 1 2 . . . h6
Forintos, Haag] 1 3 . ctJ g 3 h 6 ? 1 4 . ctJ fS ±
Veresov-Roizman, Minsk 1966;
B) I 1 .Elhe 1
Bl) 1 1 . . . ctJ a6 ? 1 2 .ifl ie6 1 3 . ctJ d4 ctJ c7
1 4. ctJ fS ! ± Forintos, Haag;
B2) 1 1 . . .ifS ? 1 2 . ctJ d4 ig6? 1 3 .ig4 ! idS
1 4.ic8 ib6 I s .ib7 id4 1 6.iaS 1 - 0
Petrosian-Necsesov, Tbilisi 1944;
B3) l l . . .dS 1 2.d4 id6 [ 1 2 . . . ie6 1 3 . ctJ eS
ILl bd7 1 4 . f4 ElfeS l s .id3± R.Byrne] 1 3 .if6
gf 1 4.g3± R.Byrne-Burjar, USA 1968 -6/
311 ;
B4) I I . . .ge8
B41) 1 2 . tt:l e4 tt:l bd7 1 3 .�fl dS 1 4 . tt:l g 3 h6
I S . tt:l fS �b4 1 6.�d2t �f8 1 7 .�c3 g6 1 8 .ge8
tt:le8 1 9 .ge I tt:l df6 20. tt:l e 7 m h7 2 1 . tt:l c 8 gc8
22.g3;!; Horvath-Pacsay, Hungary 1992;
B42) 1 2 .�fl mf8 1 3 .h3 tt:l a6 1 4. tt:l e4 dS
I S . tt:l f6 �f6 1 6 .�f6 gf 1 7 .d4 tt:l c7 1 8 .�d3
'>i7g7;!; Hazai-Malich, Halle 1981.
10 ... h6
A) 1 1 .�f4 gS 1 2 .�g 3 tt:l hS 1 3 .d4 [ 1 3 .gde l ! ?
L1 tt:l d4 ; 1 3 . ghe l;!; Kamishov-Alatortsev,
Moscow 1946] fS 1 4. tt:l d2 tt:l g3 l S .hg tt:l d7
1 6 . tt:l f3 [ 1 6.dS] tt:l b6 1 7 .�d3 �d7 1 8 .gde l
'>i7f7 1 9 . tt:l d I (Apicella-Forintos, Maubuee
1988) mf6 ! oo Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 1 .�d2 ! ? Forintos, Haag;
C) 1 1 .�h4
C1) I I . . .dS ? ! 1 2 .ghe l �e6? ! 1 3 . tt:l d4 '>i7 d7
1 4.�f6 ! �f6 I S . tt:l e6 fe 1 6 .�g4 ge8 1 7 .ge6
ge6 1 8 .ge I ± Svicevic-Gunnarsson, Las
Palm as 1995;
C2) 1 1 . . .�fS 1 2 . tt:l d4 �h7 1 3 .f4 [ 1 3 . ghe l ]
tt:l bd7 (CiocaItea-Suba, Rumania 1 982)
1 4.ghe l ;!; ;
C3) I I . . .gS 1 2 .�g3 -A;
C4) 1 1 . . . tt:l a6 1 2. tt:l e4 [ 1 2.ghe I ! ?] tt:l e4 1 3 .de
tt:l cs 1 4.�e7 '>i7e7= Gulko-Razuvaev, USSR
1985
203 1l.h3 tt:l c7 [ l l . . .dS 1 2 . d4 tt:l c7
1 3 . tt:l eS 0 - 0 1 4 . g he l g e8 (Riedel­
Autenrieth, Bundesliga 1988/89) I S .a3;!;]
A) 1 2 .ghe l
AI) 1 2 . . . h6
All) 1 3 .�h4 tt:l fdS [ 1 3 . . . �d7 1 4.�fl tt:l e6
I S . d4 dS 1 6 . tt:l eS gS 1 7 . � g 3 ;!; Pribyl­
Kolesar, CSFR 199 1 ] 1 4.�f l �e6 l S . tt:l dS
tt:l dS 1 6 . � g3 0 - 0 - 0 = A picella- Hitech,
Royan 1989;
A12) 1 3 .�f4 ! ? tt:l e6 1 4 .�h2 0-0 I S . d4;!;
Spassky-Larsen, Reykjavik 1985;
A2) 1 2 . . . tt:l fdS ! ? 1 3 . tt:l dS tt:l dS 1 4.�e7 tt:l e7
80
I S .d4 h6 1 6 .�d3 �e6 1 7 .b3 md7 1 8 .'>i7b2
ghe8 1/2_1/2 Kholmov-Dvoiris, Voronez 1/
2ch USSR 1 988;
A3) 1 2 . . . tt:l e6 1 3 .�d2 0-0= Plachetka·
Knezevic, Keszthely 198 1 ;
B ) 1 2 .d4
B 1 ) 1 2 . . . tt:l e6 1 3 .�e3 dS 1 4.ghe l �b4 I S . a3
�aS 1 6 . tt:l eS;!; Pribyl-Knezevic, Olmouc
1975;
B2) 1 2 . . . tt:l cdS Forintos, Haag;
C) 1 2 . tt:l e4 tt:l e4 1 3 .de �gS 1 4. tt:l g5 '>i7e7
I S . ghe l tt:l e6 I 6 . tt:l f3 f6 1 7 .�fl gd8 1 8 .g3
g6 1 9 . g e3 as 20.a3 tt:l cS= Matanovic·
Zsu.Polgar, Vienna 1986.
1 l . tt:l e4 tt:l e4 1 2 .de tt:lcs
A) 1 3 .�e7 me7 1 4.ghe l
AI) 1 4 . . . ge8 I S . tt:l d4 '>i7f8 1/2_1/2 Spassky·
Salov, Barcelona 1 9 89;
A2) 14 . . . gd8 -B;
A3) 14 . . . �e6 I S . tt:l d4 1/2-V2 S passky·
Korchnoi, Brussels 1985;
B) 1 3 . ghe l �gS 1 4. tt:l gS '>i7e7 I S . tt:l f3 E1d8
1 6 . tt:l d4 g6 1 7 .�fl '>i7 f8 = Spassky.
Petrosian, Moscow (m/13) 1969 -7/223.
1 l . tt:l d4 ! ?
A) I I . . . tt:l c7 1 2 .gde l tt:l e6
A I ) 1 3 . tt:l e6 �e6 1 4 . f4
A ll) 1 4 . . . 0-0-0 I S .�f3 [ I S . tt:l e4 ! ?] ghe8
1/2_1/2 Ciocaltea-Hort, Bochum 1981;
A 12) 1 4 . . . dS I S .�f3 '>i7d8 1 6 . tt:l e2 E1e8
1 7 . tt:l g 3 g6 1 8 . tt:l e2 �d7 1 9 .c4 dc 2 0 . de
tt:l g 8 = Timman-Karpov, Tilburg 1980 -301
239;
A2) 1 3 .�e3 ! ? tt:l d4 [ 1 3 . . . g6] 1 4.�d4 �e6
I S .f4 0-0 [ l S . . . '>i7d7 1 6 . g h f l ; I S . . . dS
1 6 .�f3 ] 1 6 .�f3 gfe8 1 7 .ge2 dS 1 8 . ghe l
�d6 1 9 . 93 =/;!; Calvo-Treppner, Bundesli·
ga 1984;
B) I I . . . tt:l dS 1 2 . tt:l e4 fS 1 3 .�e 7 '>i7e7 1 4. tlJd2
tt:l b6 I S . g de l '>i7 f6= Karpov-Smyslov,
Moscow 198 1 .
1l.gde 1 ! ? tt:l c7
A) 1 2.itJ d4 l2l e6 - 1l.l2l d4/A
B) 1 2.�d l �e6 [ 1 2 . . . l2l e6 ! ?] 1 3 . l2l d4 md7
1 4.id2 c5 1 5 . l2l e6 fe 1 6.f4 d5 1 7 .a4 .id6
1 8 Jlhfl g6 1 9 . 12l e2 Elhf8 20. l2l g 1 ! ± Api­
cella·Chabanon, Chambery France ch
1994.
204 1l ... h6 1 2 . .id2 ! ?
205 12.h3 -203/11 .h3/A.
12.ifl ctJe6
A) 1 3 .�h4 ! ? d5 [ 1 3 . . . l2l h5 ! ?]
AI) 14.ctJe2 mf8 [ L1 1 5 ,ctJ d4 l2l d4] 1 5 .Eld2
id7 1 6.ctJe5 Eld8= Cramling-L.A.Schnei­
der, Rilton cup 1980;
A2) 1 4.d4�d7 1 5 .h3 Eld8 1 6 . l2l e 5 .ic8 1 7 .f3
CiJd7=/± Ernst-Schussler, Gausdal 1 985;
B) 1 3 .�d2 �d7 1 4.d4 h6 1 5 . .id3 d5 1 6.h3
Eld8= Spassky-Petrosian, Moscow (milS)
1 969 -7/224.
12.d4
A) 1 2" .d5
AI) 1 3 .�d3 l2l e6 1 4 . .id2 0-0 1 5 .b3 .id6
1 6.g3 �d7 1 7 . m b2 El ae8= B runner­
Vasquez, Novi Sad (01) 1 990;
A2) 1 3 .ctJe5 ctJ e6 1 4 . .ie3 ± ;
B ) 1 2. . .�e6 ! ? 1 3 . .id3
B l ) 1 3 " .md7 1 4. l2l e2 h6 1 5 . .id2 b5 1 6. l2l f4
ig4 1 7 .h3 �f3 1 8 . .if5 md8 1 9 .9f g6 20 . .ia5
gf 2 1 .�c7 md7 22 . .ia5°o Solomon-Levy,
Melbourne 199 1 ;
B2) 1 3" .h6 1 4 . .ih4 0-0-0 1 5 .a3 Elhe8 1 6.h3
CiJ cd5
B21) 1 7 . ctJ e2 ! ? g5 1 8 . .ig3 g4 1 9 .hg l2l g4
20.c4 ctJ c 7 2 1 . ctJ f4 .id7 1/2_1/2 Osis­
Lauridsen, corr 1989;
B22) 1 7 .ctJd5 .id5 1 8 . Ele3 .if3 1 9 .Elf3 l2l h5
20.ig3 ctJg3 2 1 .fg .if6 = Pribyl-Dvoretsky,
Tbilisi 1980.
12.ctJd4 ctJ e6 [ 1 2 . . . h6? ! 1 3 . .ih4] 1 3 . l2l e 6 .ie6
A) 1 4 .im md7 1 5 . l2l e2 h6 1/2-1f2 Spassky­
Karpov, USSR 1979;
81
B) 1 2 . l2l d4 l2l e6 1 3 . l2l e6 .ie6 1 4.f4 md7
1 5 . .if3 h6 1 6 . .ih4 Elae8 1 7 . .if2 b6 1 8 .h3
h5= Sermek-Arlandi, Mitropa Cup 1 995.
206 13 ... l2l e6?! 1 4 . .ie3 b6 l S . l2l d2 .ib7
1 6.f4 0-0 1 7 . .if3 ± Kr.Georgiev-Perge­
richt, Haifa European tch 1 99 1 .
207 14. . .h6? ! I S . l2l D m e7 1 6. l2l d4 Eld8
1 7 .f4 cS 1 8 . l2l f3 b6 1 9 .c3 .ib7 20.eS± Hazai­
Toth, Budapest 1 972.
14 ... f6 I S . l2l f3 me7 1 6 . l2l d4
A) 1 6 . . . .ie6 ? !
AI) 1 7 .f4 Elad8 1 8 . .i D Elhe8 1 9 .Eld2 m f8
20. Eled l ± .if7 2 1 . l2l f5 d5 22.c4 .ig6 23 . g4
.ifS 24 . gfElc8 25 .ed cd 26.Elc2 ! ± Timman­
Piket, Wijk aan Zee 15' 1995;
A2) 1 7 .h4 Elad8 1 8 .hS h6 1 9.b3 Elhe8 20 . .ic4
.ic8 2 1 .f3 m f8 22.g4± Spassky-Almada,
Thessaloniki 01 1988;
B) 1 6 . . . g6 1 7 . a3 l2l e6 1 8 . .ic4 l2l d4 1 9 . El d4
b6 ! 20.md2 .ib7 2 1 . m e3 El ad8 22.f3 md7
2 3 . Eled l mc7 24.h4 Elhe8= Malevinsky­
Domuls, USSR 1 983.
208 15 ... l2l e6
A ) 1 6. l2l h 3 l2lcS 1 7 . l2l f2 Eld8 1 8 . .if3 f6 1 9 .h4
.ie6=1± Spassky-Hort, Reykjavik (mlS)
1977 -23/(239) .
B) 1 6 . l2l e6
B 1 ) 1 6 . . . .ie6 I 7 .fS r 1 7 . .if3 1f2-1/2 Moiseev­
Arkhipov, Nettetal 1992] .id7 1 8 .Eld2 Elad8
[ 1 8 . . . Elhd8 ? ! 1 9.Eled l .ie8 20.g4 f6 21 . .ic4tl
1 9 .Eled l .ic 8 = ;
B2) 1 6 . . .fe 1 7 . Eld3 .i d 7 1 8 .Eled 1 d 5 1 9 . Ele3
Elhf8 20.ed cd 2 1 .g3 md6=1± Spassky-Van
der Wiel, European cup 1 99 1 .
209 8.c4 ? ! rXd31 h6 9 . .id2 l9 . .ie3 J l2l c5 !
1 0.�e7 .ie7 1 1 .b4 l2l a4 1 2 . l2l c 3 l2l c 3 1 3 . .ic3
0-0= Kurajica-Hulak, Banja Luka 1983 .
8.l2l bd2 �e2 9 . .ie2 h6 1 0 . .ih4 g5
A) 1 0 . . . g6 1 1 .0-0 Jtg7 1 2 .Elfe l 0-0 1 3 .Jtfl
tLl b6= Johansson-Trifunovic, Halle 1963;
B) 1 1 .Jtg3
Bl) 1 1 . . .Jtg7 1 2 . tLl c4? ! tLl dS 1 3 . h4? ! g4
1 4 . tLl fd2 fS I S . O- O - O f4 1 6 .Jth2 hS=t=
Watson-Rozentalis, Mondorf 1991;
B2) l l . . . tLl b6 1 2. tLl e4 [ 1 2 . tLl d4 Jtg7 ! 1 3 .tLl bS
tLl fdS 1 4 .c4 Jtd7 I S . a4 a6 1 6 . tLl d6 cd 1 7 .cd
0-0 ! +/t Fernandez Garcia-Alterman,
Katerini 1 992 -56/327] Jtg7 1 3 . 0 - 0 - 0
Jtd7 = Alterman.
2 1 0 8 ... h6? !
A) 9 .Jth4 Wie2 -30;
B) 9 .Jtf4 tLl b6 l O.d4 Jte6 [ 1 0 . . . Wie2 -29]
1 1 .0-0-0 0-0-0 1 2.WibS tLl fdS 1 3 . tLl d S tLl dS
1 4.Jtg3 Wid7 I S .WiaS 'tt> b 8 1 6 .c4 tLl b6 1 7 .dS
Jtg4= Razuvaev-Ruderfer, Moscow 1962;
C) 9.!e3 ! [M-0-0,�d2,Ele l ] tLl b6 1 0.0-0-0
Cl) 1 0 . . . Jte6
Cll) 1 1 .Ele 1 tLl bdS [ 0 1 1 . . .0-0-0] 1 2 .Jtd2
tLl c 3 1 3 .Jtc3 tLl dS 1 4. tLl d4 tLl c 3 I S .bc 'tt> d7
1 6.g3 Ele8 1 7 . tLl e6 fe 1 8 .Jth3 dS 1 9 .Wif3±
Mukhin-Vistanetskis, USSR 1963;
C12) l 1 . tLl d4 tLl bdS [ 1 1 . . . 0-0-0 1 2 . tLl e6
Wie6 1 3 .g3 tLl bdS 1 4.Jtd2 tLl c 3 I S .V!fe6 fe
1 6.Jtc3 eS 1 7 .Jth3 @b8 1 8 .Jte6 Jte7 1 9 .f4±
Gufeld-Lein, Tbilisi 1966] 1 2 . tLl e6 Wie6
1 3 . tLl dS tLl dS 1 4.Jtd2t [ 1 4.g3 tLl e3 I S .Wie3
Wie3 1 6 .fe Jte7=] ;
C2) 1 O . . . tLl g4 1 1 .Wid2 tLl e3 1 2 . El e l ! Jte6
1 3 . Ele3 Wif6 1 4 . tLl b S 'tt> d 7 I S . c4 gS 1 6. tLl fd4
Jtg7 1 7 . tLl e6 fe 1 8 .Jte2t hS 1 9 . 94 h4 20.tLlc3
Elhf8 2 1 .Jtf3 c6 2 2 . El he l Elae8 2 3 . c S ! ±
Radovici-Penrose, Budapest 1959;
C3) 1 O . . . tLl fdS I l . tLl dS tLl dS 1 2 .Wid2 tLl e3
1 3 . El e 1 ! Jte6 1 4 . El e3 0 - 0 - 0 [ 1 4 . . . Wif6
l S .WiaS ! Jte7 ] I S .d4 dS 1 6 .WiaSt Gutman;
D) 9 .Jtd2 ! ? tLl b6 l O. tLl bS tLl bdS 1 1 .c4 a6
[ l l . . .Wie2 1 2.Jte2 -31 ] I 2.tLl bd4 tLl b6 1 3 .JtaS
dS (Repkova-Stefanova, Nadole 1 995)
1 4.0-0-0t.
82
2 1 1 9 ... g6 1 0 . 0 - 0 - 0 [ l O . tLl bS ! ? tLJ d5
1 1 . c4 c600] Jtg7 1 1 . Elhe 1 0-0 1 2 . tLl bS tLJ d5
1 3 .c4 a6 1 4 . tLl d6 [0 1 4. tLl bd4] cd I S .cd
tLl f6� Suetin-Petran, Olmutz 1975.
9 ... Jt e7
A) 1 0.0-0-0 h6 I I .Jth4
AI) 1 1 . . . 0-0 1 2 .Elde l Ele8 (Kirov-Minie,
Pamporovo 1982) 1 3 . tLl d4 ! ? M4, Jtf3;
A2) 1 1 . . . tLl f8 1 2 . tLl e4 tLle4 1/2_1/2 Nunn·
Huebner, Wijk aan Zee 1992;
A3) 1 1 . . . tLl b6
A31) 1 2 .Elhe 1 tLl fdS 1 3 . tLl dS tLl dS 1 4.�e7
tLl e7 l S . tLl d4 @ d 8 =1t Dely-Hen nings,
Debrecen 1969;
A32) 1 2 . tLl bS 'tt> d 8 ( l 2 . . . tLl fdS) 1 3 . c4t ;
A33) 1 2 .h3 tLl bdS I 3 . tLl dS tLl dS 1 4.Jte7 <i>e7
1 S .Elhe I Ele8= A.Zajcev-Kholmov, USSR
1968;
B) 1 0. tLl d4 ! ? Forintos, Haag;
C) 1 0. tLl b S Jtd 8 �a6 [ I O . . . tLl dS I I .Jte7 <i>e7
1 2 .c4 a600] ;
D) 1 0.0-0 h6 1 1 .Jth4 0-0 [ 1 l . . .'tt> d 8 ? ! 1 2.d4
tLl b 6 1 3 . a4 as 1 4 .Jtg3 Jte6 I S . tLl d2 c6
1 6 . tLl d l dS 1 7 . tLl e3 tLl e8 1 8 .Jtd3 g6 1 9 .h3
Jtd6 20.JteSt Beliavsky-Benko, Hastings
1974/75]
Dl) 1 2 . Elfe 1 Ele8 1 3 .Jtfl gS 1 4 .Jtg3 tLJf8
I S . h3 Jtd7 1 6 . El e2 tLl g 6 1 7 . El ae l !f8=
Situru-Saroinsong, Canberra 1995;
D2) 1 2 . El ae l c6 1 3 .Jtdl Ele8 1 4 . tLl d4 d5
l S .a3 'tt> f8 [ l S . . . Jtf8 1 6 . tLl fS t ] 1 6 . tLl f5!
Steil-Brandt, Dortmund 1 987 .
9 . . . c6 1 0 . 0-0-0 [ 1 0 . tLl e4 ! ?]
A) 1 0 . . . h6
AI) 1 1 .Jth4
A l l) 1 1 . . . d S 1 2 . El he l Jtd6 1 3 .Jtfl �d8
1 4.d4t/± Lengyel-Pasztor, Kabanya 1991:
A 12) 1 1 . . . Jte7
A 1 2 1 ) 1 2 . tLl e4 dS 1 3 . tLl f6 Jtf6 1 4 .�f6
[ 1 4.!g3t Forintos, Haa g] tLl f6 I S .Elhe l O-�
1 6 .h3 Ele8= Gufeld-Savon, USSR 1970;
A 122) 1 2 . d4 dS 1 3 . Elhe 1 0-0 1 4.Jtd3 l:l:e8
1 5.it'l e5 lLl f8 1 6.f4 lLl e6 1 7 . lLl e2 gS 1 8 . fg hg
1 9.�f2:t Qkadi-Yeoh Chin Seng, Moscow
01 1 994;
A2) 1 1 .�d2 fie7 1 2 . d4 dS ? ! [o I 2 . . . lLl b6
��e6] 1 3 .fid3 0-0 I 4 J::1 de I ge8 I s . lLl h4i
Gouret-Niemann, France 1989;
8) 10 . . . fie7 I l .ghe l [ l l . lLl e4 dS 1 2 . lLl f6
if6 1 3 .d4fig5 1 4 . lLl g S 0-0= Kirpichnikov­
Klovans, Yurmala 1978]
81) I I . . . lLl eS ? ! 1 2 . d4 lLl e6 1 3 . fif6 fif6
1 4.it'le4 fie7 1 5 . d5± ;
82) 1 1 . . . dS
821) 1 2. lLl d4 lLl eS 1 3 .f4 lLl e6= Moors-Zysk,
Muenchen 1985;
822) 1 2.d4:t llfid3 , lLl eS ; 1 2 .fifl ! ?;
83) l l . . .h6 1 2 .fih4
831) 1 2 . . . 0-0 1 3 .fifl g e8 ( C amilieri­
Santa, Novi Sad (01) 1990) 1 4. lLl d4:t;
832) 1 2 . . . md8 1 3 . d4 ge8 1 4.�e4 dS I S .�d3
�d6 1 6.ge8 [ 1 6.�g 3 �g3 1 7 .hg ge I 1 8 .ge 1
tLlg4 1 9.ge2 lLlf8= Kasparian-Jones, Thes­
saloniki (01) 1984] me8 1 7 .ge l :t .
21 2 10 ... g5? ! 1 1 .�d2 �g7 1 2 . 0-0-0 a6
1 3 .E1de l lLl f8 1 4 .h4 g4 I S . lLl h2 md8 1 6.hS
tLl 8h7 1 7 . lLl d1 gg8 1 8 . lLl e3 �f8 1 9 . 1Ll hf l
E1g5 20.lLl g3± Saltaev-Pandavos, Peristeri
1994.
IO. a6 1 1 .0-0-0 g6 1 2 .ghe l �g7 1 3 .�fl
..
�d8 14.d4 lLl b6 I S .h3 ge8 112- 112 Bala­
shov-Okhotnik, Uzhgorod 1987.
1O ... liJ b6
A) 1 1 .0-0-0 [ l l . lLl bS lLl fdS ! lla6+] �d7
AI) 1 2.ghe l 0-0-0=
All) 1 3 . lLl d2 ? ! gS 1 4 .�g3 �g7 l S . lLl e4
1%de8+ Kuporosov-Mikhalchishin, Brno II
1991 -53/290;
A12) 1 3 .h4 Xg4;
A13) 1 3 .mb 1 gS 1 4 .�cl �g7°o Mikhal­
chishin;
A14) 1 3 .h3 g5 1 4 .�h2 �g7 l S .d4 ghe8=
Michel Yunis-Navarro, Moscow 01 1994;
83
A2) 1 2.h3 0-0-0 1 3 . lLl d4 gS 1 4.�g3 �g7
l s . lLl b 3 �e6= Campora-Zarnicki, Buenos
Aires 1 993;
A3) 1 2 . lLl d4 0-0-0 1 3 .�g3 [1l 1 3 . . . gS 1 4 .h4
g4 I S . h5] g6 1 4.�f3 �g7= Janssen-Yusu­
pov, Graz 1981;
B) 1 1 . lLl d4 �d7 1 2 . lLl dbS md8 1 3 .�f3 �e6
1 4.�e6 be I S . lLl d4 md7 1 6 .b3 g6= Putz­
bach-Michaelsen, Hamburg ch 1993.
C) 1 l .a4 lLl bdS 1 2 . lLl dS lLl dS 1 3 .�d2 �d7
1 4 .e4 lLl f6 1 S .�e3 �e7 1 6 . lLl d4 0-0 1 7 .�f3
e6= Ahmad-Jones, Moscow 01 1994.
2 1 3 1 l . lLl d4 a6 1 2 .0-0 �g7 1 3 .gfe 1 0-0
1 4.�f3 gS I S .�d2 lLl eS 1 6 .�d 1 eS I 7 . lLl b3
lLl e 6 1 8 . � B �e6 1 9 . tLl al- tLl d 7+/i «
Kir.Georgiev-Plaskett, Plovdiv 1984.
2 1 4 12.tLl b5?! lLl d5 1 3 .�d2 a6 1 4. tLl e 3
lLl 7b6 I S .d4 lLl e3 1 6 .�e3 0 - 0 1 7 .h3 lLl a4
1 8 .�d2 bS ! + Majer-Toth, Hungary 1968.
12.lLl d4!? a6 1 3 .ghe l 0-0 1 4 . lLl b3 ge8
1 5 . lLl aS gb8 1 6.�g 3 lLl eS 1 7 .d4 lLl e6 1 8 . lLl e6
be 1 9 . � fl �b7 2 0 . f3 lLl d 7 2 1 .�f2 ge 1
2 2 . g e l m f8 23 .a4 as = Voitsekhovsky­
Toistikh, Ceske Budejovice 1995.
2 1 5 Trifunovic-Bronstein, Leningrad
1957.
2 1 6 10 ... �e7 -2 1 1 ;9 .. .�e7.
1O ... c6 1 1 . tLl e4 [ 1 1 . 0-0-0 2 1 1 /9 ... c6] �e7
-
1 2 . 0-0-0 [ 1 2 .�g3 lLl e4 1 3 . de tLl eS 1 4. tLl d2
(Forintos, Haag) �e6 1l0-0-0, dS] -2 1 1 1
9 ... c6/A2.
10 ... a6 1 1 .0-0 g6 1 2 .d4 �g7
A) 1 3 .�e4 lLl b6 1 4 .gfe 1 m f8 I S .�b3 �fS
1 6.h3 gS 1 7 .�g3 �g6 1 8 . a4 ge8 1 9 . aS tLl e 8
2 0 . ga4 [20.�a4 ! ?:t ] tLl e4°o Hecht-Vladi­
mirov, Munich 1988;
B) 1 3 .gfe l 0-0 1 4. a4 lLl b6 (Jackson-Orr,
London 1985) l S .aS lLl bdS 1 6 . lLl dS lLl dS
1 7 . .m.c4± Jackson.
10 ... g6 ! ?
A) 1 1 . CLl bS ? ! CLl dS 1 2 . c 4 c 6 1 3 . c d ? !
[ 1 3 . CLl bd4 CLl f4 1 4 . .m. g3 CLl hS + Toth] cb
1 4.d4 a6 I S .0-0 fS+ Koszorus-Toth, Bu­
dapest 1968;
B) I I .d4 a6 1 2 . 0-0-0 .m.g7 1 3 .Ei:he l 0-0
1 4 . .m.c4 bS I S . .m.dS Ei:b8 1 6 . .m.c6 CLl b6 1 7 .a3
.m.b7 1 8 ..m.b7 Ei:b7 1 9 . .m.f6 V2-V2 Kasparov­
Cramling, Wattignies 1 976;
C) 1 1 .0-0-0 .m.g7
C1) 1 2 .Ei:he 1
C ll) 1 2 . . . 0-0 1 3 . CLl bS [ 1 3 . d4 a6 -B) CLl dS
1 4 .c4 a6 l S . CLl bd4 [ l S . CLl d6 cd 1 6 .cd CLl f6� ;
C 12) 1 2 . . . a6 1 3 . .m.f} [ 1 3 .d4 -B) �d8 1 4 .h3
bS [ 1 4 . . . Ei:e8 ! ? ; 1 4 . . . gS I S . .m.g3 CLl b6± Keres]
I S . CLl d2 .m.b7 [ I S . . . gS ] 1 6 .f4 Ei:e8 1 7 . CLl ce4±
Naroditsky-Khachaturov, USSR 1964;
C2) 1 2 . CLl d2 a6 1 3 . f4 0 - 0 1 4 . .m. f3 c 6
I S . CLl de4 dS 1 6. CLl d 6 CLl cS 1 7 . .m.f2 b6 1 8 . CLl c 8
Ei:fc 8 ± Karaklaj ic-Grimberg, Belgrade
1988;
C3) 1 2 .d4
C31) 1 2 . . . CLl b6? ! 1 3 . .m.bS c6? ! [ 1 3 . . . md8 ! ?
Forintos, Haag] 1 4 . Ei: he l m f8 I S . .m.d3±
Foeldi-Toth, Budapest 1968;
C32) 1 2 . . . a6 -B ;
C4) 1 2 . CLl bS m d 8 [ 1 2 . . . CLl dS 1 3 . c4 a6oo]
1 3 . Ei: he l Ei: e 8 1 4 . CLl fd4 CLl f8 I S . f4 .m.d7
1 6 . CLl c 3 mc8 1 7 . .m.f3 c6 1 8 . CLl e4± Kholmov­
Bronstein, USSR 1 96 1 .
2 1 7 1l ... CLl h5 ? ! (Minic-Trifunovic, Bel­
grade 196 1 ) 1 2 . CLl dS [ 1 2 . CLl d4 CLl g3 1 3 .fg
.m.g7 1 4 . CLl fS .m.c3 I S .bc CLl eS= Barczay­
Bilek, Kecskemet 1 964] md8 1 3 .d4±
Mikenas.
1l ... .m. g7
A) 1 2 . h4 g4 1 3 . CLl d2 [ 1 3 . CLl d4 CLl b6] 0-0
1 4 . 0-0-0 CLl b6 I S . hS .m.d7°o Kramer­
Milner-Barry, London 1 948;
B) 1 2 . CLl d4 CLl b6 1 3 . CLl dbS
84
B1) 1 3 . . . CLl bdS 1 4 . CLl dS CLl dS l S . .m.f3 a6
1 6 . CLl d 6 c d 1 7 . .m.dS .m.b2 1 8 . Ei: bl .m.c3
(Alexander-Milner-Barry, London 1948)
1 9 . �d l ± i'1h4, Xd6 Forintos, Haag;
B2) 1 3 . . . md8= Forintos, Haag;
C) 1 2.0-0-0 ! ? CLl b6 1 3 .h4 [ l 3 .Ei:de l ! ?] g4
1 4. CLl h2 ? ! (Smith-Jones, Dubai 01 1 986)
.m.d7= .
2 1 8 12.h4 ? ! g4 1 3 . CLl d 2 CLl hS 1 4 . .m.h2 .m.d7
I S .0-0-0 0-0-0 1 6. CLl c 4 Ei:e8 1 7 .Ei:he l .m.g7t
Sherzer-Wolff, USA 1987.
2 1 9 13.h4 g4 1 4 . CLl d2 .m.g7 [ 1 4 . . . CLl hS ! ?]
I S . f3 [ I S . hS ! ?] 0-0-0= A rulaid-Vista·
neckis, USSR 1 964.
220 14.CLl d4!? .m.g7=.14.CLl d2 .m.g7 I S .f3
CLl fdS 1 6 . CLl dS CLl dS 1 7 . .m.f l Ei:he8= Shadick·
Jose, Moscow 01 1994.
221 Ermenkov-Makarychev, Lublin
1976.
222 10 ... CLl c5
A) I I .b4 CLl e6 1 2 . CLl e4 Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 1 .0-0-0 .m.d7 1 2 . Ei:de l 0-0-0 1 3 .�d l
g6 1 4.d4 CLl a4 I S . CLl a4 .m.a4 1 6.h3 .m.g7=
Ritov-Vistaneckis, Riga 197 1 ;
C) 1 1 .0-0 .m.d7 1 2 .Ei:fe l 0-0-0 1 3 . a4±.
10 ... c6
A) 1 1 . 0-0 .m.e7 1 2 . E\fe 1 0-0 1 3 .d4 CLl b6
1 4 . .m.d3 Ei:e8 I S . h3 .m.e6= Forintos, Haag;
B) I 1 .d4 dS 1 2 . .m.d3 .m.d6 1 3 .0-0 0-0 1 4.Ei:fe l
Ei:e8 I S .h3 CLl f8= D ' Amore-Neri, Formia
1995;
C) 1 1 . 0-0-0 .m.e7
C1) 1 2 . Ei: he 1 0-0 1 3 . CLl e4 dS 1 4 . cLl f6
[ 1 4. CLl g3 1 ,)] CLl f6 I S .h3 .m.d6 1 6 . .m.fj .m.d7=
Pancenko-Kaidanov, Irkutsk 1983 ;
C2) 1 2 . CLl e4 ! ? dS 1 3 . CLl g3±.
1 0 ... g6 ! ?
A) 1 1 .0-0-0 :!g7 224 1l .. . <;t>d8 1 2 .0-0 [ 1 2. c4±] :!d7 1 3 .d4
A I ) 1 2.E1de l 0-0 1 3 . ttl bS [ 1 3 . ttl h4? ! ttl b6 a6 [ 1 3 " . ttl e4 1 4 .:!aS t ] 1 4. ttl c 3 :!fS l S .E1fc l
1 4.f4 :!d7 I S .:!f3 dS't Nagy-Toth, Buda­ gS 1 6 . a4 :!g7± Kholmov-Mikenas, USSR
pest 1 969] ttl e S [ 1 3 " . ttl dS 1 4 . c4 a6 (ch) 1967.
1 5.1tJ bd4oo] 1 4.:!c 3 ± ;
A2 ) 1 2.d4 ttl b6 [ 1 2 " . a6 ! ?] 1 3 . ttl bS � d S 225 1 2 ... a6 1 3 . ttJ bd4 ttl b6 1 4 . 0 - 0 g6
1 4.c4 E1eS I S . E1 he l :! d7= Westerinen­ l S . l'i:fe l :!g7 1 6 .:!dl �dS 1 7 .b4 ! ttl bd7
B utnorui s, Vilnius 1 964; I S . E1 c 1 ± Taimanov-Suetin, Leningrad
B) 1 1 . 0 - 0 :!g7 1 2 . E1 fe l ttl b6 [ 1 2 " . 0- 0 1 967 -4/250.
1 3 . lLl bS ctJ e S 1 4 . :!c 3 ] 1 3 . ttl bS ttl fdS
[ I L'it>dS±] 1 4.c4 :!d7 I S .a4 a6 1 6.:!f l �dS 226 1 6.b4 0-0 1 7 . ttl b3 l'i:feS I S .l'i:fe 1 ±10
1 7 . 1Ll bd4± Fuller-Solomon, Melbourne Spassky-Yusupov, Moscow 1 98 1 .
1992;
C) I l .ctJ bS �dS
Cl) 1 2 .0-0 a6 1 3 . ctJ c3 :!g7 1 4. E1ae 1 l'i:eS
1 5.h3 ctJ b6 1 6 .:!d1 :!d7= Bouaziz-Toth,
A1bufieri 1978;
C2) 1 2.c4 :!g7 1 3 .0-0
C21) 1 3 " .a6 1 4 . ctJ c3 E1eS l S . l'i: fe l ctJ fS
(Passerotti - Toth, Rome 1 979) 1 6 . b4±
Forintos, Haag;
C22) 13 ... ctJcS 1 4.b4 ctJ e6 l S . l'i: ac 1 :!d7
1 6.lLlc3 E1eS 1 7 . l'i:fe l a6
C221) I S .g3 ctJ g4 1 9 .h3 ttl eS= Lukin­
So kolin , St.Petersburg 1992;
C222) 1 8 .h3 ! ?±.
1O ... a6 1 1 .0-0 :!e7 1 2 .l'i:fe l 0-0 1 3 . d4 l'i:eS
1 4.ic4± Forintos, Haag.

223 1 1 .0-0-0 :!d7

A) 1 2.1Lle4 :!e7 1 3 .l'i:he l 0-0 1 4.h3 l'i:aeS
I S .if! :!dS= Panchenko-Makarychev,
Sochi 1 983;
B) I 2.ctJd4 0-0-0 1 3 .:!f3 :!e7 1 4.E1de 1 E1heS
I S .lLlb3 :!e6= Malisauskas-Rozentalis,
Vilnius 1988.
11 .a4 ( Fo ri ntos, Haag) :!d7 1 2 . aS ttl bdSoo•
11.0-0 :!e7 1 2 .E1fe l 0-0 1 3 . a4 c6 1 4. aS
I/J bdS I S .ctJdS ttl dS 1 6 .c4 ttl c7 1 7 .:!c3 :!d7
1 8 .lLld2 dS= San Segundo-Yusupov, Ma­
drid 1995;

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 1.3.3. Exercises

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8
7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3
2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

38 1 6. ? 41 1 3.?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

39 1 3.? 42 1 4. ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

40 I S.? 43 l 7.?

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 It�
a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8
7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3
2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

44 1 6. . .7 47 1 8. . .7

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8
7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3
2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

45 1 3.7 48 20 . . . 7

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

46 1 1 ...7 49 1 1 ...7

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 a b c d e f 9 h 1.3.4. Answers
8 8
7 7
6 6
Ex . 3 8 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.l2l f3 lLl f6 3.lLle5 d6 4.ctJf3
5 5
lLl e4 5.iMfe2 iMfe7 6.d3 lLl f6 7.�g5 �e6 8.ctJc3
4 4
e6 9.lLl e4 lLl bd7 10.0-0-0 h6 1 1 .�h4 g5?
3 3
12.�g3 lLl e4 13.de d5 14.ed �d5 15.ctJeS
2 O-O-O?) Poeteh-Butler, eorr 1 959
The bishop ' s acti ve position on the h2-b8
a b c d e f 9 h diagonal enables White to carry out a deci·
sive combination :
50 1 1 .?
16J%d5 ! cd 1 7 . lLl e6! iMfe5 1 8.iMfa6 ! , and
B l ack resigned, since after l 8 . . . ge8 1 9 .ctJa7
�d8 20.iMfb7 White ' s attack is irresistible:
a b c d e f 9 h 20 . . . ge6 (or 20 . . . � e7) 2 1 .�b5+- .
8 - 1 64/C l
7 7

6
Ex . 3 9 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLle5 d6 4.ctJf3
lLl e4 5.iMfe2 iMfe7 6.d3 lLlf6 7.�g5 �e6 8.ctJc3
5 5
lLl bd7 9.d4 d5? ! 1 0.0-0-0 e6 11.�bl h6
4 4
12.�f4 O-O-O?) Taube-Finotti, Hamburg
3 3
1939
2 2
White wins by exploiting a tactical motif
analogous to that in the previous example.
a b c d e f 9 h 13.iMfa6 ! ! lLl h5 14.iMfe6 be 15.�a6# .
51 20 . ? - 1 69/A

Ex.40 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLle5 d6 4.ctJfJ

lLl e4 5.iMfe2 iMfe7 6.d3 lLl f6 7.�g5 �e6 8.ctJc3
a b c d e f 9 h lLl bd7 9.0-0-0 h6 10.�h4 g5 11 .�g3 l1JhS
8 12.d4 lLl g3 13.hg g4 14.lLl h4 d5?) Em.
7 7 Lasker-Marshall, St.Petersburg 1914
6 6 The transfer of the queen to the queenside
5 5 gives White a strong attack (cf. Ex . 3 8 and
4 4 39):
3 3
15.iMfb5! 0-0-0 [ 1 5 . . . iMfb4 1 6. lLl d 5 ] 16.iMfaS!
Marshall probably overlooked or underes·
2 2
timated this move . The naIve 1 6 . lLl d5 ?�
would be refuted by 1 6 . . . �d5 ! 1 7 .iMfd5 \Wg5
a b c d e f 9 h
1 8 .iMfg5 hg.
52 24 . ? 16 ... a6 17.�a6 !

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White commences a very dangerous attack.
17 ... ba lS.'?9a6 <;!; bS 19.1tJb5 ltJb6 20J�d3
VNg5 [20 .. .<'t:l c4 2 1 . g e l gd6 22 . ltJ d6 Wi'd6
23.l:%b3 4J b6 (Vainstein) 24. 4J f5± or 22 .Wi'a7
W c8 23 . 4J f5 Wi'g5 24. gce3 ! gc6 25 .Wi'a8
W d7 26. 4J a7 -+]
2 1 . W b 1 id6 2 2 . g b3 g heS 23.a4 �f5
24.ttJa7 id7 25.a5 '?9d2 26.ab gel 27.<;!;a2
c6 28 . ttJ b 5 cb 29.Wi'a7 1-0
-24 for more detail s .
Ex.4 1 ( 1 .e4 e 5 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJe5 d6 4.ltJf3
ttJe4 5.'?ge2 '?ge7 6.d3 ltJ f6 7.�g5 '?ge2 S.�e2
ie7 9.ttJc3 id7 10.0-0-0 ltJ c6 1 l .ghe 1 0-
O?! 1 2 .d4 ltJg4?) Em.Lasker-Teichmann,
Cambridge Springs 1904
White exploits the premature activ ity of the
black knight and organises an invasion of
the seventh rank, using the e-file:
1 3.ie7 CiJ e7 14.�b5! �b5 1 5 . g e7 �a6
16J'k7 CiJ f2 17.ge1
White's operation has led quickly to an end­
game, in which his pieces are very active
and the black pawns are weak. Lasker eas­
ily converts his advantage.
17 .. J''\fe S 1S.gee7 ge7 19.ge7 gd8 20. CiJ g5
ttJg4 21.h3 ltJ f6 22.b4 �f1 23J'�b7 ga8
24.g3ig2 25.ge7 gc8 26.ltJb5 ltJ d5 27.ge2
if! 28.CiJd6 �e2 29.CiJ cS ltJ b4 30.a3 ltJ d5
31.ttJd6 f6 32.ltJ e6 �f1 33.h4 �h3 34.ltJ f4
ttJf4 35.gf <;!;f8 36.<;!;d2 <;!; e7 37. ltJ e4 <;!;e6
38.c4 1-0
- 1 75
Ex.42 (1 .e4 e5 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJe5 d6 4.ltJf3
ttJe4 S.'?ge2 '?ge7 6.d3 ltJ f6 7.�g5 'M'e2 8.�e2
ie7 9.CiJc3 �d7 10.0-0-0 ltJ c6 1 l .d4 h6
12.ih4 0-0-0 1 3 .�c4 g dfS) Fischer­
Bisguier, New York USA ch 1959 The
plausible 1 4 .ghe l is met by 1 4 . . . �g4 ! ?
[ 1 4 . . . id8 1 5 .d5 ttJ e7 1 6 .�f6 gf 1 7 . ttJ d4±
Yuchtman-Antoshin, Moscow 1958] 1 5 .d5
89
�f3 (Bobby FischerlEdiciones Eseuve), at­
tacking the d I -rook. White opted for the
more subtle 14.Ei:de 1 ! ? , preventing his op­
ponent's counterpl ay. After 14 ... �d8 15.d5
ltJ b8 16.ltJd4 White has the upper hand. It
is important to note that if the white rook
were on d 1 , B l ack c o u l d re s p o n d wit h
1 6 . . . ttJ d5 1 7 .�d8 ttJ c 3 . With the rook on e l ,
this fai ls to 1 8 .�e7 .
Now B l ack should have played 1 6 . . . a6t ,
gaining control of the b5-square. In the game
he opted for 16 ... Ei:e8 ? ! -Pos .43 .
- 1 921B.
Ex.43 (Continuation of Ex.42)
White played 17.ltJ db5 (a typical knight
thrust in this variation). By threatening mate,
he forces the exchange of bi shop for knight.
17 . . . �b5 . The game went 1 8 . � b5 g e l
1 9 .ge l , and Black managed to simplify the
position after the typical blow 1 9 . . . ttJ d5 !
20. ttJ d5 �h4 2 1 .g3 ig5 22.f4 c6. Stronger
was 18.ltJb5 a6 19.1tJd4 [ 1 9 . ttJ c3 ? ! ttJd5 ! ] ,
and i f 1 9 ... g5 20.�g3 ltJ h5 , then 2 1 . ltJ f5±
(Bobby FischerlEdiciones Eseuve) .
Ex.44 ( l .e4 e5 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJe5 d6 4.ltJf3
ltJ e4 5.'?ge2 'M'e7 6.d3 ltJ f6 7.�g5 '?ge2 8.�e2
�e7 9.ltJ c3 c6 10.0-0 ltJ a6 1 l .Ei:fel CiJ c7
12.d4 d5 13.�d3 ltJ e6 14.�e3 0-0 15.Ei:ad1
�d6 16.ltJ e5) Spassky-Yusupov, Toluca izt
1982
The white knight at e5 is very strong. The
standard advance 1 6 . . . c5 is premature in this
position i n view of 1 7 . ttJ b5 ib8 1 8 .c3 c4
1 9 .�fl a6 20. ttJ a3t L'ig3, with unpleasant
pressure on the d5 pawn . Better is 1 6 ...
ltJ e8! , evicting the centralised knight. After
17.ltJe2 f6 18.ltJf3 CiJ Sc7 19.b3 the si mplest
way to equality was 19 ... b5 ! ? 20.c4 bc 21 .bc
�a6=.
The game went 1 9 . . . �d7 20.c4 gfe8 2 1 .c5
�f8 2 2 .liJ c3 b5 2 3 .liJ e2 as 24 .a3 g6 25 .h3
ClJ d 8 26.g4 ClJ f7 27 . m g2 ClJ e6 2 8 . ClJ f4 ClJ f4
29 .�f4 �e l 3 0 . �e l a4 3 1 . b4 �e8 32 .�e8
�e8 3 3 . ClJ g l ClJ d 8 3 4 . ClJ e2 g5 3 5 .�b8 �g6
36 .�g6 hg 3 7 . m f3 Y2-Y2.
-27 for more details.
ExA5 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.tt'lf3 tt'l f6 3.tt'le5 d6 4.tt'lf3
tt'l e4 5.1!ff e 2 1!ff e 7 6.d3 tt'l f6 7.�g5 1!ff e2 8.�e2
�e7 9.tt'l c3 c6 10.0-0-0 0-0 11.�hel �f5?
12.tt'ld4 �g6?) Petrosian-Necsesov, Tbilisi
1944
Black should not underestimate the threats
on the open e-file (-Ex A I ) . After White ' s
next move h e was not bound t o lose i mme­
diately, but in any event his position was
irrecoverably destroyed.
1 3.�g4! �d8? [ o I 3 . . . �e8 1 4 . ClJ f6±1+ - j
14.�c8 (a sudden attack from the rear ! ) �b6
15.�b7 �d4 16.�a8 1-0
-202/1 0 ... 0-0/B2.
ExA6 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.tt'lf3 tt'l f6 3.tt'le5 d6 4.tt'l f3
tt'l e4 5.1!ff e 2 1!ff e 7 6.d3 tt'l f6 7.�g5 1!ff e2 8.�e2
�e7 9 . tt'l c3 c6 1 0 . 0-0-0 tt'l a6 1 1 . tt'l d4)
Karpov-Smyslov, Moscow 1981
The standard transfer of the black knight to
e6 is a good idea in this position . After
1 1 . . . ClJ c7 1 2 .�de I ClJ e6 1 3 .�e3 ! ? White has
only a minimal advantage (-203/11.tt'l d4/A).
Another noteworthy alternative i s 11 ...
tt'l d5 ! ? Thi s move led to simplification fa­
vourable for Black:
1 2 . tt'l e4 f5 1 3 .� e7 rtle7 1 4 . tt'l d2 tt'l b 6
15.�del rtlf6 16.tt'l 2b3 �d7= 17.tt'la5 �ab8
1 8.�f3 �he8 1 9J�e3 �e5 20.tt'l db3 Ele3
21 .fe tt'l c8 22.Eln d5 1/2_1/2
- 203/ 11.tt'l d4/B.
Ex .47 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.tt'lf3 tt'l f6 3.tt'le5 d6 4.tt'lf3
tt'l e4 5.1!ff e 2 1!ff e7 6.d3 tt'l f6 7.�g5 1!ff e2 8.�e2
�e7 9.tt'lc3 c6 10.0-0-0 tt'l a6 1 1 .�hel tt'l c7
90
12. tt'l e4 tt'l e4 13.de �g5 14. tt'l g5 rtle7 15.f4
tt'l e6 1 6. tt'l h3 tt'l c5 1 7 . tt'l f2 �d8 1 8 .�f3)
Spassky-Hort, Reykjavik cm 1977
White ' s position is more acti ve, but B lack
organi ses a solid defence.
18 ... f6 ! (preventing the breakthrough e4-eS)
19.h4 �e6 20.g4 as ! B lack restricts his op­
ponent's activity on the queenside.
2 1 .a3 h6 Having a light-square bi shop, Hort
builds a dark-square pawn chai n .
22.h5 El d 7 23. tt'l h l ! �e8 24.tt'l g3 �d8
Black has succeeded i n fully consolidati ng
his position . 1/2_1/2•
-28.
ExA8 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.tt'lf3 tt'l f6 3.tt'le5 d6 4.tt'lf3
tt'l e4 5.1!ff e2 1!ff e7 6.d3 tt'l f6 7.�g5 tt'l bd7
8.tt'l c3 1!ff e2 9.�e2 h6 1 0.�f4 g6 11.0-0-0
�g7 12.h3 tt'l b6 13. tt'l d2 tt'l bd5 1 4 . tt'l dS
tt'l d5 15.�h2 0-0 16.�f3 tt'l b4 17.a3 tt'lc6
18.c3?! a5 19.�he l �d7 20.d4) Trifunovic­
Bronstein, Leningrad 1957
Despite the exchange of queens, Black as­
sumes the offensive, starting a pawn mi nor­
ity attack , w h i c h i s more typical of the
Carlsbad Variation in the Queen ' s Gambit.
20 ... b5 ! [�b4] 21 .d5 tt'l a7 22.tt'l b3 b4 23.ab
ab 24.cb Elfb8 25.Ele4 �a4 26.Eld3 f5+
B lack has obviously achieved his goal : he
wins back his pawn and develops a danger­
ous initi ative. The white forces are entirely
di sorgani sed. The dark-square bi shop, ob­
structed by the d6-pawn, is shut out of the
game .
2 7 . El e7 El b 4 28.�dl �c4 2 9 . � b l tt'l c8
30.Ele6 rtlf7 31 .g4 tt'l e7 32.gf tt'l f5 33.Elf3
�b8 34.�c2? Elc2 0-1
-29 for more detail s .
Ex A9 ( 1 .e4 e 5 2.tt'lf3 tt'l f6 3.tt'le5 d 6 4.tt'lf3
tt'l e4 5.1!ff e2 1!ff e7 6.d3 tt'l f6 7.�g5 tt'l bd7
8.tt'lc3 1!ff e2 9.�e2 h6 10.�h4 g6 11.tt'l b5? !)
Koszorus-Toth, Budapest 1968 3 2 . tLl d8 iL d 7 33.iLhS �e7 34. tLl c6 � d 6
Black should not underestimate the danger 3 S . tLl b8 iLe6 36.:gg7 1 - 0
of the thrust tLl bS . Sometimes he can parry
it without much ri sk by It>d8. Another stand­
ard reaction is the text move 1l ... tLl dS .
After 12.c4 c 6 13.cd ? ! c b 14.d4 a 6 lS.0-0
f5 B lack i s clearly better. It i s important to
note that after 1 3 . tLl bd4 he can play the very
strong 1 3 . . . tLl f4 1 4.iLg3 tLl hS 't (Toth) .
-2 1 6/10 ... g6/A.

Ex.50 (1 .e4 eS 2.tLlf3 tLl f6 3.tLleS d6 4.tLlf3

� e4 5.'Mfe2 Vf1e7 6.d3 tLl f6 7.iLgS tLl bd7
8.� c3 'Mfe2 9.iLe2 h6 10.iLd2 tLl b6)
Taimanov-Suetin, Leningrad 1967
A stan d ard manoeuvre gives White a space
advantage on the queenside:
1 1 . ct:l b5!? tLl bdS 1 2.c4 a6 (stronger was
l2 ... �d7 1 3 .a4 c6, vacating c7 for the re­
treat of the knight -3 1 ) 13.tLl bd4 tLl b6. Now
the difference compared with the previous
position, in which B lack was able transfer
his knight to f4, is especially significant.
14.0-0 g6 1S.:gfe 1 iLg7 1 6.iLd 1 �d8 17.b4
� bd7 18.:gc1 ! cS 19.bc dc
-Pos . S 1

Ex.5 1 (Continuation of Ex.SO)

Exploiting the tactical features of the posi­
tion, White transfers h i s knight to the cen­
tre:
20.ct:lc6! mc7 (the capture of the knight i s
refuted by 2 1 .iLaS ) 21.tLl ceS :grs 22.d4! tLl eS
23.ct:le5 cd
-Pos . S 2 .

E x . 5 2 (Continuation o f Ex.S 1 )
Using the e-fi1e, White strikes a tactical
blow (-Ex.4 1 and 4S ) :
24.ct:lg6! :ge8 [24 . . .fg 2 S . E1e7±1 2S.tLl eS±
�d7 26.tLlf7 :ge1 27.iLe 1 tLl cS 28.iLd2 tLl d3
29J'!:b1 iLe6 30 .iLaS � d 7 3 1 . :g b7 It> e 8

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 Chapter 4
1.4.1. Overview
Thi s chapter will summari se various mar­
ginal possibilities for both sides on moves
5-6 and deviations from the main lines of
the S taunton System (6 . . . id6 7 . 0-0 0-0
8 . c4 c6) .
The system 5 . . . ie7 6.id3 ttJ f6 ( - 3 2- 34)
leads to positions i n which White mai n­
tain s a space advantage . Here he often has
an extra tempo i n comparison with the line
5 .d3 (- 1 5 ) . It i s advisable for B l ack to try
to ease his defence by exchanges (-posi ­
t i o n 5 3 ) . In general , despite the absence o f
weaknesses i n B lack ' s position, White has
various ways of developing his initiative
(-positions 5 4-5 7 ) .
5 . . . d5 l e a d s to a s ymmetri c al p o s i t i o n ,
where B l ack h a s made an extra move com­
p ared with his opponent. Although the
black knight i s centrally placed and pro­
tected by the pawn , its position is sti l l vul­
nerable. White can exerc i se both the un­
dermining of the centre by c2-c4, and the
direct attack on the knight by id3 and i:%e 1
or W1e2 . It turns out that the ' extra' move
creates additional problems for B lack . The
main di lemma that he faces in the imme­
diate future, is whether to withdraw hi s
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knight to f6, reconciling himself to the loss
of a further tempo, or to try to maintain his
knight at e4 .
The S taunton S ystem (6 . . . id6) has become
very popular in the last few years . B lack
places his bishop in an active position, aim­
ing at White ' s kingside (-positions 60, 63,
65 ) . The main drawback of this set-up is
the weakening of the d5 -pawn.
T he attempt by White t o undermine the
centre before castling by 7 . c4 (-positions
5 8 - 5 9 ) is somewhat untimely because of
7 . . . ib4+ (- 3 5 ) .
The Marshall Gambits 7 . 0-0 ig4 (-36) or
7 . . . 0-0 8 .c4 ig4 ( 3 7 ) do not yield B lack
equal chances, according to modern theory.
The corect way to gain an advantage for
White was demonstrated in Alexander -
Mallison, B ri ghton 1 93 8 (-position 62).
8 . . . ie6 i s an interesting alternative to the
main continuation 8 . . . . c6 ( - 3 9-4 1 ) . This
line is analysed in detail in the second part
of thi s chapter (-also positions 63 -70) . The
game Kamsky-Yusupov, Tilburg 1 992, in
which White attained a slight, but enduring
advantage (-4 1 ), can be regarded as a good
example of White ' s play in this variation.
 1.4.2. Theory

5.d4 RJ 5 ... d5
5 ... d5 6.ibd3 RJ 6 ... ibd6, J ctJ c6, J ibe7
6 ... ibd6 7.0-0 RJ 7 ... 0-0

a b c d e f 9 h

a b c d e f 9 h

1 . e4 e5 2 . ctJ f3 ctJ f6 3 . ctJ e 5 d6 4 . ctJ f3 ctJ e4 5 . d4

5 6 7 S 9 10 11 12 13
m 30
32 �d3 0 _0 2 gel
2J2
tLl bd2
23 4
h3 2
36
tLl f1 2
37
tLl g3 � tJ
. . .

27 3
:#' ei tLl f6 229 �g 42 1 0_ 0 23 3
CS 2
35 m m
�hS tLl c6 � tJ tLld4 ;!;
33 h3 0-0 C4 242 tLl c 3 2 45 246
0 ge 1 �f4 b4 247 ;!;
0_0 24 ge S
2 41
tLl bdi C6
4 3 244
tLlf8 a6
4X 51
34 ...
C32 ge1
249
tLlbd2 2 tLl e4 tLl g3
tLl c6 50 m
ge S �di � f8 d5 �d6 ;!;
2 53 55
35 �d3 C42 tLl bdi 0-0
57
�d2 2 61
�f4 ge l �e4
...

2 54 2 56 5X 2 59
d5 �d6 �b4 0_ 0 2 tLld4 2!>1
) 6
� d2 �g 4 tLl c6 de 2 2
2 64 2 66
36 0-0 C4 h3 gel 2 6X
�e4 g e4 ±
"' 65
�g 4 · C6 2 0 _02
67
of
�h5 de

93
227 5 ... g6? ! 6 .�d3 d5 [6 . . . 4:J f6 ? 7 . 0-0
ig7 8 .E\e I �e6 9 . 4:J g5± Bilguer] 7 . 0-0 �g7
8 . E\e l f5 9 . c4 c 6 1 0 .�b3 0-0 ( Weiss­
B lackburne, Nuernberg 1 883) 1 1 . 4:J c3±
Bilguer.
5 ... 4:J d7 6 .�d3 4:J df6 7 .0-0 �e7
A) 8.c4 d5 9 .c5 0-0 1 0 . 4:J e5 E\eS I I .�f4:!:
ClJ d7 1 2 . ClJ c 3 (Dvoretsky-Raskin, Moscow
1967) ClJ e5 1 3 .�e5 4:J c 3 1 4 .bc �c5 1 5 .�g7
mg7 1 6 . dcoo Dvoretsky;
B) S .E\e l d5 9 . c4 �e6 [9 . . . c6 1 0. 4:J c3 4:J c 3
l l .bc 0 - 0 1 2 . 4:J e5 ± Gutman] 1 0.cd idS
1 1 .�c2 4:J d6 1 2 . 4:J e5 0-0 1 3 . 4:J c 3 c6
[ 0 1 3 . . . �e6 Forintos, Haag] 1 4 . i g 5 ±
Honti-Toth, Hungary 1 972.
5 ... ClJ f6
A) 6.h3 g6 7 .�d3 �g7 S .O-O 0-0 9 . c4 4:J c 6
[9 . . . c5 ! ? Forintos, H a a g ] 1 0 . 4:J c3 E\ e S
[ 1 0 . . . d5 ] 1 I .if4 4:J h5 1 2 .ig5 f6 1 3 .�d2 f5
1 4.�g5:!: Sax-Petran, Hungary ch 1 975;
B) 6.4:Jc3 - 1 7;
C) 6.id3 �e7 7 .�e2 g6 S . 4:J c3 �g7 9 .�g5
c6 1 0 .�d2 h6 I I .�h4:!: Mestel-Lev,
Beersheba 1 988;
D) 6.c4 ie7 7 . 4:J c3 0-0 S.h3 E\eS 9 .�e3
�f5 1 0.g4 �g6 I I . 4:J h4 �e4 1 2 . E\ g l 4:J d5
1 3 .cd �h4 1 4 . 4:J e4 E\ e4 1 5 .�f3 ±
Velimirovic-Reshevsky, Skopje 1 976.
5 ... i g4
A) 6.�d3
AI) 6 . . . f5 ? ! 7 . c 3 [7.h3 �h5 S . g4 �g600 ;
7. 0-0 �e7 S . E\ e l 0-000] 4:J d7 S . �b3 �e7
[S . . .if3 9 . gf 4:J g5 1 O.�b7 E\bS 1 1 .�d5+-]
9 . 0- 0 0 - 0 - 0 1 O . 4:J e 1 ! � h5 1 1 .f3 4:J g 5
1 2 .if5 �g6 (Timman-Van der Wiel, Til­
burg 1984 -38/414) 1 3 .�d5 ! +- [X4:J g 5 ] Van
der Wiel;
A2) 6 . . . 4:J f6 7 . 0-0 �e7 -32 ;
B) 6 . ie2 �e7 7 . 0 - 0 0 - 0 S . d 5 [ S . c4 ! ?
Forintos, Haag] 4:J d7 9 . 4:J d4 �e2 1 O.�e2
ClJ ef6 1 1 . 4:J c3 E\eS= Showalter-Marshall,
1910;
94
C) 6. h3 ih5
C 1 ) 7 .� d 3 �e7 ! ? [7 . . . 4:J f6 S . 4:J h4 4:J c6 9.g4
� g 6 1 0 . 4:J g 6 h g 1 1 . �g2 � d 7 1 2 . ClJ c 3
0-0-0 1 3 .�e3± Dely-Petran, Budapest
1 973] 8 .�e3 [ S .�b5 ? c6 9 .�h5 ?? 4:J f6+-]
d5 9 . a3 ? ! [9 .�b3 Forintos, Haag] ClJ c6
1 0 . 4:J bd2 O - o - o t Eisenberg-Marshall,
Monte Carlo 1 902;
C2) 7 . �e2 ! �e7 S .�e3 ll g4 , � g2, 0- 0±
Polugaevsky.
228 6.c4 -2 1 .
6.d5 0-0 7 .�d3 4:J f6 [ 7 . . . 4:J c5 8 .�e2 �f5=
Forintos, Haag] S.4:Jc3 �g4 9 .�e3 4:J bd7=
Berger, Burn & Tarrasch-Alapin, Schal·
lop & Schiffers, Breslau 1 889.
229 6 ... 4:J g5
A) 7 . h3 0-0 Forintos, Haag;
B) 7 . 0-0
B1) 7 . . . �g4 S .� g5 �g5 9 .� e l ! �e7
1 O. 4:J bd2:!: [ 1 0 .�e4] ;
B2) 7 . . . 4:J f3 S .�f3 4:J c6 9 . c 3 0-0
B21) 1 0 . 4:J d2 [ 1 0 . 4:J a3 ! ? 11 4:J c 2 - e 2 ] dS
1 1 .E\el (Klovans-Archipkin, Riga 1 980)
�e6= Forintos, Haag;
B22) 1 0.�f4 E\eS 1 1 . 4:J d 2 �f8 1 2 JUe l �d7
1 3 .h3 E\ b S 1 4 . E\ eS �e S 1 5 . 4:J e4 �e7
1 6 . 4:J g 3 :!: �f8 1 7 . d 5 4:J e5 ! ? 1 8 . �e5 de
1 9 .�e4 g6 20.�e5 �d6 2 1 .�g5 f5� Ye
Jiangchuan-V.Salov, Tilburg 20' 1994;
C ) 7 . 4:J g 5 �g5 S .�e2 [S . O-O �c l 9.E\e l ie6
1 O . � c 1 0 - 0 1 1 .�f4 4:J d7 1 2 . 4:J d2 �f6
1 3 .�e4 �h6 1 4.c4 c6 1 5 .b3 4:J f6= Grad·
stein-Shrentzel, Israel 1 987]
C 1 ) S . . . �e6 9 . f4 �h4 1 O.g3 �e7 1 1 . f5 idS
1 2 . 0-0 0-0 1 3 . 4:J c3± Kocs-Zamikhovsky,
USSR 1 962;
C2) S . . . m fS 9 .ie3 [9.0-0 �c l 1 0 .E\ c l 4:J c6
1 1 . c3 �g5 1 2 . 4:J d2 ig4 1 3 .�e3 �e3 1 4.fe
E\eS 1 5 . e4 g6= Polovodin-Karasev, Lenin·
grad 1 985] 4:J c6 1 0. 4:J d2 4:J b4 I I .�e4 ie3
 1 2.fe d5 1 3 .a3 CLl e6 1 4 .�d3 �h4 1 5 .�f2
l1:\'f2 1 6.�f2± Velimirovic-Murey, Moscow
(izt) 1982 -34/376;
C3) 8 " .�e7 9 . 0-0 0-0 l O.�e4 f5 [ 1 0 " . g6 ! ?
M.Pavlovicl 1 1 .�f3 CLl e6 1 2 . e 3
C31) 1 2 " .�g5 1 3 .�d5 WhS 1 4.�g5 �g5
1 5 .f4 't!!i e 7 1 6 .�f3 �d7 1 7 . d 5± Maka­
rychev-Bronstein, USSR 1978;
C32) 1 2" .� hSf± Forintos, Haag.6... d5 -
5 . . d5
. Schwarz, Vienna 1985] 1 0 . CLl bd2 �d6
6 .. .f5?! 7. 0 0 0-0
- [ 1 0 . . . CLl h 5 ? 1 1 . �e 3 ± Tarrasch-Mason,
A) 8.E1e I d 5 9 .e4±1±;
B) 8 .c4 e6 9.�e2 [ 9 . )'le l ! ? Yusupov] d5
1 0.Wb3± Max Lange.
230 7/iJc3 �g4
A) 8.h3 �h5 9.g4 �g6 1 0 .�e3 (Schiffers­
Caro, Vienna 1 889) e 6 1 1 .�d2 b 5 f±
Forintos, Haag;
B) 8.�e3 a6 [oS" .O-O Forintos, Haag] 9.d5
IiJ bd7 1 0.h3 �h5 1 1 .�e2± Weiss-Alapin,
Frankfurt 1887.
7.liJ bd2
A) 7 . .. ttJe6 S.e3 d5 [ o S " .O-O] 9 .t2lf 1 ! ? 0-0
1 0. ltJ g 3 �d6 1 1 .0-0 �g4? ! 1 2 .h3± Behting­
Schiffers, corr 1894/95;
B) 7 . .0-0 S .O-O [ S . CLl f l ? ! )'leS] -32 .
. Cup 1987;
7.c4 - I 45/7 ... CLl f6 .
7.c3 0-0 8.'t!!i e2 tlJ bd7 9 . 0-0 )'leS 1 O.�e3
1 2 .�e2 g6 1 3 .�h6 CLl g7 1 4 . CLl d2 )'l e S
1 5 . )'l ad l [ 1 5 . CLl fl �g5=] �g4= Forintos,
Haag;
A2) 9 . e 3 b6 [ 9 " . e 5 ] l O.�g 5 �b7 1 l . f4 CLl bd7
1 2 . tlJ d2 e5 1 3 .�f3 ± Capablanca-Tener­
wurzel, New York 1911;
B) S . )'l e l 0-0
Bl) 9 .�f4 �g4 [9 . . . )'leS 1 0 . CLl bd2 CLl bd7
l 1 . e4 e5 1 2 . � e 2 de 1 3 . � e 4 ± Marko­
Manchester 1 890] 1 1 . � g 3 [ 1 1 .�e5 ! ?
Forintos, Haag] �g3 1 2.hg CLl e6 1 3 . e 3
�d6= Lasker-Mason, London 1892;
B2) 9 . CLl bd2
B 2 1 ) 9 " .b6? ! 1 0. CLl f l e5 I I . e 3 �g4 1 2 . CLl e3
�f3 ? ! 1 3 .�f3 ± Kuzmin-Falkon, Nice 01
1 974;
B22) 9 " .e5 I O . de �e5 I l . tlJ b 3 �b6 1 2 .�e3
CLl e 6
B221) 1 3 .�d2 �g4 1 4.�b6 � b 6 1 5 . CLl e5
l'lfe S = Lisitsin-Lilienthal, Moscow 1940;
B222) 1 3 . h3±.
B23) 9 " .�g4 1 0 . CLl f l ± ;
B3) 9 . h 3 e5 1 0 .de �e5 I I .�e3 �e3 1 2 . )'le3
CLl e6 1 3 . CLl bd2± Pyhala-Marcovic, Rilton
B4) 9 . CLl e5 -A t .
7 0-0
.•.

IiJ fS= Schwarz-B1ackburne, Vienna 1898. A) S . CLl e 3 - 1 7;

B) S .�g5 �g4 [ S " . CLl bd7 9. )'l e l )'leS 1 0 . e4±
231 7 .. d5? !
. Thorhallsson-Olsen, Copenhagen 1990]
A) S . ltJ e5 0-0 9 . CLl bd2 CLl e6 1 0. e 3 h6 1 1 .�h4 CLl h5 ! 1 2 .�e7
AI ) 9.E1e l CLl e7= Keres-Bronstein, USSR ch 196 1 ;
A l l) 9 . . . )'leS 1 0 . � f4 [ l O . CLl c3 CLl bd7 ? C) S . )'l e 1
l I . ttJ d5 ! ttJ d5 1 2 .�h7 W fS 1 3 . CLl f7+­ C l ) S " .2:eS 9 . h 3 [9.e4 e6 1 0 . CLl e 3 �g4 I I . h3
Shlekis-Maslov, corr 1982] CLl bd7 I I . CLl d2± �h5 = Hecht-Szabo, Solingen 1974]-33;
Gaprindashvili-De Caro, Medellin 01 1974; C2) S " .�g4 -32 ;
A 12) 9 .e5 1 O.de �e5 I l . CLl e 3 CLl e 6 1 2 .�g5
" D) S .b3 �g4 9 .�b2 CLl e 6 1 0 . a3
1e6 1 3 .'t!!i f 3± Eisenberg-Pillsbury, Monte Dl) 1 0 . . . )'leS;
Carlo 1902 D2) 1 0 . . . d5= Forintos, Haag;
A13) 9 . . . ttJ e 6 (Panov) 1 0 . e 3 CLl e5 1 1 . de CLleS E) S . h 3 -33 .

95
232 8.lLlbd2 0-0 9 . lLl c4 lLl c6 [9 . . . lLl dS
1 O.h3 �e6 I l .c3 lLl c6 1 2 ."Wc2 h6 1 3 . lLl e3
lLl e3 1 4.�e3 �f6=1± Rogers-Martinovsky,
Philadelphia 1992] 1 O . c3 �hS 1 1 . lLl e 3 �g6
1 2 . lLl fS "Wd7 1 3 . lLl e7 lLl e7 1 4 . El e l �d3
I S ."Wd3 lLl g6 1 6 . �gS lLl dS 1 7 . lLl h4 bSoo
B.Hartman-Schleifer, Winnipeg 1986.
8.c4 2 1-
. 9 ...d 5 1 0. lLl fl El e S I l . lLl g3 lLl bd7 1 2 .h3±
8.c3 lLl bd7 9 . lLl bd2 0-0 1 O.Ele l dS [ l O . . . EleS
1 1 ."Wb3 ElbS 1 2.h3 �hS 1 3 .�fl (Lanka­
Schwarz, Podolsk 199 1 ) d S = L1�d6] I I . lLl f l
El e S 1 2.h3 � h S 1 3 . lLl g3 � g 6 1 4 .�g6 h g
l S .�f4 lLl fS 1 6."Wc2 �d6= Tarrasch-B i ack­
burne, Vienna 1 898.
233 8 ... lLlc6 9 . c 3 [ 9 . h 3 �hS 1 0 . � g S
0-0=] 0-0 (Lipke-Caro, Vienna 1 898)
1 O. lLl bd2 -32.
234 9.h3 �hS l o . lLl bd2 lLl bd7 [ 1 0 . . . cS
-32 ; 1 O . . . El eS ! ? Gutman] I I . lLl fl �g6
1 2 . lLl g3 El e S 1 3 . � gS lLl dS = Kupper­
Smyslov, Muenchen 01 1958.
235 9 ... lLl bd7 1 0. lLl f l
A) I O . . . El e S I l . lLl g3 lLl fS [ o l l . . .�fS
Forintos, Haag] 1 2 . h 3 ± Schlechter­
Mason, London 1 899;
B) 1 0 . . . �hS ! ? L1�g6 1 1 . lLl g 3 �g6 1 2 . lLl fS±.
9... lLl c6 I O .c3
A) IO . . . EleS [L1�fS] I I ."Wb3 [L1dS ] ;
B) I O . . . "Wd7 I I ."Wb3 ! El abS 1 2 .dS lLl e S
1 3 . lLleS de 1 4 . lLl c4 [ 1 4.EleS �d6 I S . Ele l
lLl d S ] iMfdS I S . lLl e S "Wb3 1 6 . ab �cS I 7 .�c4±
Kr.Georgiev-Popchev, Primorsko 1987;
C) I O . . . dS I I . lLl f l "Wd7 1 2 . lLl g3 �d6 1 3 .h3
�f3 1 4 .iMff3 �g3 I S .fg± Tarrasch-Mars­
hall, Nuernberg (m) 1905.
9 iMfd7 l o .lLl fl lLl c6 I I .c3 ElaeS [ I I . . .�fS
•••
1 2 .dS lLl eS 1 3 .�fS iMffS 1 4 . lLl eS de I S . lLl g3
iMf d7 1 6 . EleS �d6 1 7 .Ele2 �g3 I S .hg "W dS
1 9 .iMfdS lLl dS 2 0 . c4±1± Stein-Nezhmet-
96
dinov, Kislovodsk 1972 - 1 4/249] 1 2. lLl g3
�dS± Stein.
9 Ele8 1 O. lLl f l �fS 1 1 .EleS "WeS
•..
A) 1 2 .�gS lLl bd7 1 3 . lLl g3 g6 1 4.h3 �e6
I S ."Wd2 �g7 1 6 .�h6 lLl f8= Huebner­
Petrosian, Tilburg 1981 -32/(403);
B) 1 2 . lLl g3 lLl c6 1 3 .c3 [L1h3 ] ± .
Euwe.
236 lO.dc dc I l . lLl c4 lLl c6 1 2 . lLl e3 �d7
1 3 .c3 g6 1 4."We2 (Honfi-Petran, Hungary
1974) EleS I s . lLl c4 �fS± Honfi .
237 1l .c4? ! [L1dS] cd
A) 1 2.g4? �g6 1 3 .�g6 hg 1 4 . lLl d4 dS+
Dvoretsky-Butnoruis, Dubna 1970;
B) 1 2. lLl b3 �f3 [ 1 2 . . . lLl c6 1 3 .�e2] 1 3 .iMff3
lLl c6 1 4 .�f4� L1E1ad l Dvoretsky .
ll .dc dc=.
1 l . lLl b3 lLl c6 1 2 .�e2 EleS 1 3 .c3
A) 1 3 . . . "W b6 ? ! 1 4 . a4 ! ? � fS I S . aS "Wc7
1 6.�gS lLl e4 1 7 .�f4± Fedorowicz-Shirazi,
USA (ch) 1992;
B) 1 3 . . . �fS ! ? 1 4.�gS h6 I S .�h4±;
C) 1 3 . . . ElcS ! ? L1b6,dS ;
D) 1 3 . . . h6 L1�fS.
238 12 ...�g6 ? ! 1 3 .c3 ! [ 1 3 .dS �d3 1 4.iMfd3
lLl b4 I S ."We2 EleS 1 6.c4 L1a3± Lj ubojevicl
cd [ 1 3 . . . EleS 1 4.dS±] 1 4. lLl d4 ! lLl d4 I S .�g6
hg 1 6 ."Wd4 dS 1 7 .�gS iMfd6 I S . EleS±
Beliavsky-Barua, London 1985.
239 13 ... cd 1 4. lLl fS± Ljubojevic .
13 ... lLld4 1 4.iMfb7 EleS I S . lLl fS± Ljubojevic­
Smyslov, London World-USSR 1984 -371
340.
240 7 ... c6 S . c4 [8 .0-0 0-0 -33] �fS ! ?
A) 9 . 0-0
AI) 9 . . . �g6 1 0 . lLl c3 0 - 0 I I . � t4 El e 8
[ 1 l .. .dS ! ? Westerinen] 1 2 .�g6 hg 1 3 .dS±
Westerinen-O.Castro, Calella 1981 -32/
403;
A2) 9 . . . �d3 1 0 . VM d3 0 - 0 l 1 . lLl e 3 d S =
Westerinen;
B) 9.�fS �aS 1 O . lLl e3 VMfS 1 1 . 0 - 0 0-0
I Hle l ge8 1 3 .VMbJ VMd7 1 4 . � gS lLl a6
Tarrasch] 1 4.ge l �c6 1 S .�d2 lLl e8 1 6. lLl f3
�f6 1 7 .dS �d7 1 8 .�e3:!: Tarrasch-Barde­
leben, Dresden 1 892;
B) 9 . c4 e6 I 0 . lLl g S lLl a6 I l . lLl e 3 lLl e7 1 2 . f4 !
h 6 1 3 . lLl f3 VM c 8 1 4 .VMc2 g b 8 I S . fS ±
Tarrasch-Marco, Vienna 1 898.
8 c6 9.ge l [9.e4 ge8 -33] lLl bd7 1 O.�f4
•..

I S . g ad l h6 1 6 . � e3 lLl e n 1l � f8 , g 6 [ 1 0 . e4 ge8 -33] ge8 I I . e4 -33 .

Forintos, Haag.
242 9.gel lLl c6 [9 . . . lLl bd7 1 O.c4 e6 -33]
241 8 c5 ... 1 0.e3 -34.
A) 9.b3 ! ? Forintos, Haag;
B) 9.c3 ltJ e 6 1 O . � f4 ed [ 1 0 . . . VMb 6 243 9 ... lLl c6 1 O. lLl e 3 h6 1 1 . ge I
1 1 . 1/J bd2 ! ?00 ] 1 1 . lLl d4 lLl d 4 1 2 . e d VMb 6 A) 1 1 . . .�f8 1 2 . g e8 VMe8 1 3 . �f4 �d7
1 3 . l/J c 3 �d7oo Wets-Barua, Gausdal jwch 1 4 .VMd2±IO Fischer-Gheorghiu, Buenos
1986; Aires 1 970 - 1 0/267 ;
C) 9.l/Jc3 B) 1 1 . . . lLl b4 1 2 .�f1 [ 1 2 .�b l e6:!: ll lLl a6-
C1) 9 . . . a6 I O .�gS lLl e6 1 1 . ge 1 h6 1 2 .�h4 c7 ,�f8] �fS 1 3 . g e2 VM c 8 ! :!: [ 1 3 . . . �d3 ? ?
�e6 1 3 .a3 ItJ dS [ 1 3 . . . ge8 ! ?] 1 4. lLl dS �h4 1 4 . g e 7 + - ] B o b b y Fischer/Ediciones
l I 4 . . . �dS l S .�e7 lLl e7 1 6 .�e4:!: ] l S . lLl f4 Eseuve .
iLl d4 1 6 . ltJ d4 cd 1 7 . g 3 �f6 1 8 . lLl e6 fe 9 ... c6 1 0. lLl e 3
1 9 .1Mfg4� rJ Zarnicki-Amura, Clarin A) 1 0 . . . lLl bd7 -33 ;
1995; B) 1 0 . . . a6 I l .b4 [ l l . a4? as 1 2 .ge l ltJ a6f±
C2) 9 . . . ltJc6 Walter-Eperj esi, corr 1 973/75] lLl bd7
C21 ) lO.a3 cd 1 1 . lLl e 2 lLl eS [ 1 1 . . . dS 1 2. lLl ed4 1 2 .�e3 lLl f8 1 3 .a4 as 1 4.bS lLl g6 I S . ge l
�c5 1 3 .�e 3 :!: ] 1 2 . lLl ed4 lLl d 3 1 3 . VM d 3 :!: lLl hS 1 6 .VMd2± Tukmakov-Bronstein,
Short-Asmundsson, Iceland 1985; Moscow 1 97 1 .
C22) 1 0.ge l 9. . .c5 1 O . dS �f8 I l . lLl e 3 a6 1 2 .a4 as 1 3 .�gS
C221) 1 O . . . ltJ b4 1 1 .�gS t [ 1 1 .�f1 ? ! �fS h6 1 4.�h4 lLl a6 I S . gel lLl b4 1 6 .�b l ±IO
I Hle2 ge8f± Forintos, Haag] ; Fedorowicz-Smyslov, Dortmund 1986.
C222) 1 0 . . . a6 1 1 . dS
C2221 ) I I . . . lLl b4 1 2 . � f 1 [ l 2 .�e4] �fS 244 10 .. lLl fS.

1 3 . El e2± Karpov;
C2222) I I . . . lLl a7 1 2 . a4 �d7 1 3 . aS g e 8
1 4 .�fl h6 [ 1 4 . . . lLl bS ! ? Forintos, Haag]
1 5 .�f4 �f8 1 6 . g e8 VMe8 1 7 . � h2 VM d 8
1 8.l/Jd2± 0 Karpov-Smyslov, USSR 1972.
8 � e6
...
A) 9.l/Jc3 1tJ c6 1 0. lLl e2 [ 1 O .ds lLl dS 1 1 . lLl dS
�d5 1 2.�h7 Wh7 1 3 .VMdS VMd7= Bilguer]
iLl b4 1 1 . 1tJ f4 lLl d 3 1 2 .VM d3 �dS ? !
lo I 2 . . �d7=] 1 3 . lLl gS g 6 ? ! [ 1 3 . . . �c6
. 1 3 .�gS �e6 1 4 .dS �d7 I S .gad l a6 1 6 .�e3:!:
A ) 1 1 . ge l
A I ) 1 1 . . . lLl e6 1 2 .b4 g6 1 3 .gb l e6 1 4 .gb2 ! ?
�f8 I S . g be2 �d7 1 6 . � e 3 ± Vasiukov­
Rossetto, Camaguey 1974;
A2) 1 1 . . . lLl g6
A21) 1 2 .�gS e6 1 3 .VMd2 �d7 1 4 .ge2 lLl hS
I S .gae l �gS 1 6.ge8 �e8 1 7 .VMgS:!: Rachels­
Tan, Australia jwch 1988;
A22) 1 2 .VMe2 �d7 [ 1 2 . . . c6 -246112.VMc2]

97
1/2-1f2 Arnason-Karpov, Oslo 1984;
B) 1 1 .ii,f4 ctJ g6 1 2.ii,h2 c6 [ 1 2 " .ii,d7 1 3 .�c2
a5t Forintos, Haag] 1 3 .b4 as 1 4.b5 ii,d7
1 5 .Elb l ± Kurajica-Hammer, Bie1 1981;
C) l 1 .d5 ctJ g6 1 2 .Ele l ii,d7
Cl) 1 3 .ii,g5 ctJ h5 ! = Tal-Smyslov, USSR
1971 - 1 2/242;
C2) 1 3 . ctJ d4± Korchnoi.
245 1 1 .�c2 ctJ f8 1 2 .ii,e3 ii,d7 [ 1 2 " . a5
1 3 .d5 ! ?] 1 3 . b4 a6 1 4. a4 b6 1 5 .Elab l ctJ g6
1 6. Elfe I Elb8 1 7 . b5± Haag-Koszorus, Pecs
1974.
246 12.ii, e3 a6 1 3 . a4 as 1 4 .d5t Pilnik­
Smetan, Argentina 1972 - 1 4/248 .
12.�c2 ctJ g6 1 3 .ii,g5 ii,d7 1 4 .Ele2 [ 1 4.ii,f5 ? !
�c8 1 5 .ii,d7 �d7= Prasad-Barua, Calcutta
1986] ctJ h5 1 5 .ii,d2 ii,f8 1 6 .Elae I t Timman­
Radulov, Wijk aan Zee 1974.
247 13.�b3 ? !
A) 1 3 " .b5 1 4.cb ctJ e6 ! [ 1 4 " . ab ? 1 5 . d5 ! ± ]
1 5 .ii,e3 [ 1 5 .ii,g 3] a b 1 6. a4t Bobby Fischerl
Ediciones Eseuve;
B) 1 3 " . ctJ e6 1 4.ii,h2 ii,f8 [ 1 4" . b5 ! ? 1 5 . a4
bc 1 6.ii,c4 d5 1 7 .ii,fl c500 Bobby Fischerl
Ediciones Eseuve] I 5 .Ele2 b5 1 6 .�c2 ii,b7
1 7 . El ae l [ 1 7 . a4 Elb8 ! Bobby Fischerl
Ediciones Eseuve] g600 Fischer-Petrosian,
Buenos Aires m(S) 1971 - 1 2/ 243.
13.dS ! ?;!; cd 1 4.cd ctJ g6 [ 1 4 " .b5 1 5 .M ii,b7
1 6 . a4± Korchnoi] 1 5 .ii,h2 ii,d7t Forintos,
Haag.
13.�d2;!; �Ele2,Ele 1 Spassky. 13.b4W± ctJ e6
[ 1 3 " . ctJ g6 Yusupov] 1 4.ii,h2 ii,f8 1 5 .�b3 b5
1 6 .d5 ! ;!;/± (I.Polgar-Toth, Hungary 197 1 )
b c 1 7 .ii,c4 c d 1 8 . ctJ d 5 ii,b7t Forintos, Haag.
248 9.ii,e3 ctJ b4 1 O. ctJ c3 d5 1 1 .a3 ctJ d 3 =
Loewental-Barnes, London 1 862.
9.a3 d5 1 O.Ele l [ 1 O. ctJ c 3 a6 1 1 . ctJ e2 (An-
98
dersen-Pischel, Vienna 1 873) h6=
Forintos, Haag] h6 l 1 .c4 dc [ 1 l " .ii,e6 1 1
1 2.c5 ctJ e4 Forintos, Haag] 1 2 .ii,c4 ii,d6
1 3 . ctJ c 3 [ l 3 .�d3 �d7 ! ? ��f5] ii,f5=
Johner-Salve, Karlsbad 1 9 1 1 .
9.c4
A) 9 " .Ele8- 23 3/9 ... ctJ c6;
B) 9 " .d5 -5 " . d5 ;
C) 9 " . ctJ b4 ! ?
249 10.�c2 h6 1 1 . ctJ bd2 ii,f8 1 2. ctJ c4 ctJd5
1 3 . ctJ e3 [ 1 3 . a4 �f6? ] ctJ f4= Ryumin·
Goglidze, Moscow 1935 .
1 0.ii,f4 ctJ h5 1 1 . ii, h 2 g6 1 2 . El e l �f8
[ 1 2 " . ctJ g7 1 3 .d5 ! ?] 1 3 . Ele8 �e8 1 4 . ctJ bd2
ii,g7 1 5 .�b3t Kavalek-Smyslov, Tilburg
1979.
250 1O ... h6 1 1 . ctJ bd2 ii,f8 1 2 . ctJ f1 ge l
[ 1 2 " . d 5 1 3 . ctJ e5 ii,d6 1 4 .ii, f4tl± King.
Barua, London 1982] 1 3 .� e 1 g6 Forintos,
Haag t .
2 5 1 1 1 . ctJ a3 h 6 1 2 . ctJ c4 ii,f8 1 3 . ctJ e3
(Matulovic-Toth, Budapest m 1972) �c8t
Forintos, Haag.
11 .ii,f4
A ) 1 l . . . ctJ h5 1 2.ii,h2 g6 1 3 . ctJ bd2 ii,f8 1 4.E1e8
�e8 1 5 .�b3± Kaminski-Ka.Schulz, DDR
ch 1989;
B) 1 1 . . . h 6 1 2 . ctJ bd2 ii,f8 1 3 .�c2 gel
1 4.Ele U I.Polgar-Toth, Kecskemet 1972;
C) 1 1 . . .ii,f8 ! ? Forintos, Haag.
252 14.Ele8 �e8 1 5 .�c2 h6 1 6 .ii,d2 \):iIf8
1 7 . ctJ f5 t B ronstein-Smyslov, USSR ch
1971 - 1 2/24 1 .
2 5 3 6.c4? ii,b4 7 . ctJ bd2 0 - 0 8 .ii,e2 de
[ 8 " . ctJ c6 9 .0-0 ii,d2 1 0.ii,d2 dc+ Sommer·
feld-Mende, Bundesliga 1 987] 9 .0-0 ctJd2
1 O .ii,d2 ii,d2 1 1 .�d2 ii,e6+ Gu rieli·
Ruchjeva, Frunse 1986.
6.h3 �d6 7 .�d3 0-0= Kurajica-Pavicic,
Yugoslavia ch 1977 .
6.�e2 �d6 [6 . . . ,m,e7] 7 . 0-0 0-0
A) 8.b3 ? ! (Kurajica-Chekhov, Banja Luka
1976 -22/261) �f6 9 .,m,b2 ctJ c6+ Chekhov;
B) 8.liJ bd2 ,m,fS 9 . ctJ e4 ,m,e4 1 O.,m,gS �d7=
Am.Rodriguez-G.Garcia, Kuba 1 9 S7;
C) 8 .c4= Chekhov.
6.�f4 �e 7 7. ctJ bd2 ,m,g4 [7 . . . ,m,fS ! ?] 8 .,m,e2
IIJ d7 [oS . . . O-- O ] 9 . ctJ e4 de 1 0 . ctJ d2 ,m,e2
[ l O ... �fS ! ?] 1 1 .�e2 fS 1 2 .�c4 ctJ b6 1 3 .�c7
Wc7 1 4.,m,c7 ctJ dS I S .,m,eS ctJ b4 1 6.0-0 ctJ c2
1 7J:1 ac l ctJ b4 I S . l"i: c 7 ± Szep-Gluck,
Zalakaros 1994.
254 6 ... ctJ d6 7 .0-0 ,m,e7 -6 . . . ,m,e7 7 .,m,d3
IIJd6.6 ... �fS 7 . 0-0 ,m,e7 -6 . . . ,m,e7 7 . 0-0 ,m,fS .
6 ... g6? ! -227 .
6 ... liJ f6? ! 7.0-0 ,m,e7 -23 1 17 ... dS.
6 ... �e6?! 7. 0-0 ctJ d7 ? [7 . . . ,m,d6 ; 7 . . . ,m,e7]
8.�e4 de 9 . ctJ gS ctJ f6 1 O.l"i:e 1 t Anderssen­
Mieses, Leipzig 1 87 1 .
6...�g4
A) 7.c4? (Weiland-Engels, Lenz 1 988)
�b4;
B) 7.h3 �hS S .�e2 [ S .O-O ,m,e7 9.c4 ctJ c6
1 0.cd 1!-lfdS I l . ctJ c3 ctJ c3 1 2.bc ,m,f3 1 3 .�f3
Wf3 1 4 .gf±l± @ Schuett-Reinecker,
Bargteheide 1989]
Bl) 8 .. .fS ? (Eisinger-Michel, Bad Oeyn­
hausen 1 939) 9 . g4 ! fg [9 . . . ,m,g6 1 O. ctJ e S ,m,e7
(Varga-Kahn, Budapest 1987) I l . ctJ d2 11
IIJc6 1 2. liJ df3± Forintos, Haag] 1 0. ctJ eS±
Keres;
B2) 8 . . . 1!-lfe7t Forintos, Haag;
C) 7.0-0 ctJc6 [7 . . . ,m,e7 -6 . . . ,m,e7] -6 . . . ctJ c6 ;
D ) 7.1!-lfe2 1!-lfe7 [7 . . .fS S .h3 ,m, h S 9 . g4 ! -B l ]
8.0-0 liJc6
01) 9.c3 fS [9 . . . 0-0-0= Forintos, Haag]
l O.h3 �hS 1 1 . l"i: e l 0 - 0-0 1 2 . ,m,f4 l"i: g S t
Desler-Anderssen, Copenhagen 1929;
D2) 9 .,m,bS ! a6 1 0 .,m,c6 bet (Lilienthal­
Alatortsev, Moscow 1 944) I I .l"i:e I ! ?±
Forintos, Haag.
255 7.ctJ c3 ctJ c 3 S .bc ,m,g4 9 .0-0 0-0 1 0.c4
dc 1 1 .,m,c4 ctJ c6 1 2.c3 �f6 1 3 .,m,e2 l"i:fe S
1 4.l"i:e l h6 I S .h3 ,m,hS 1 6 .,m,e3 ctJ e 7 = Mellier­
Briggs, Hastings Masters 1995.
7.ctJ bd2 0-0 S .O-O
A) S . . . fS 9 . c4 c6
AI) 1 O.cd cd 1 1 .�b3 �hS 1 2 . ctJ eS ctJ c6+
Zahariev-Skembris, Iraklion 1992;
A2) 1 0 .�b3 m h Soo Galia-Paoli, Vienna
1949;
B) S . . .,m,fS ! ? 9 .l"i:e I l"i:eS 1 O. ctJ fl ,m,g6 1 1 .c3
ctJ d7 1 2 . ctJ g3 c6 1 3 .�c2 �c7 ! + (Rossetto­
Pilnik, Bahia Blanka 1946) 11 1 4. ctJ e4 de
I S .,m,e4 l"i:e4 1 6 . l"i:e4 ctJ f6+ .
256 7 ... 0-0
A) S .cd? ! ,m,b4
A l ) 9 . m f l ? �dS 1 O.�c 2 l"i:eS 1 1 . ctJ c 3 ? ctJ c 3
1 2 .bc �f3 ! 1 3 .cb ctJ c6+ 1 4.,m,b2 ctJ b4 1 S .,m,h7
mhS 1 6.gf ,m,h3 1 7 . m g l ctJc2 I S .,m,c2 l"i:e2
1 9 . 1"i: c l l"i: ae S 20.,m,c3 l"i: Se3 [20 . . . l"i:c2-+]
2 1 .,m,b4 l"i:f3 22.,m,dl l"i:ffi 0-1 Janowski­
Marshall, Biarritz ( m /3 ) 19 12;
A2) 9 . ctJ bd2 ctJ d2 1 O.,m,d2 l"i:eS 1 1 .m f l ,m,d2
1 2 . � d2 �dS 1 3 . l"i: c l ,m,fS 1 4 .,m,c4 �d 6
I S . ctJ gS l"i:fS 1 6 .h3 ctJ c6 1 7 .g4 ,m,d7 I S . l"i:d l
l"i:aeS+ Ricardi-Adla, Buenos Aires 1990;
B) S . O-O -7.0-0 0-0 S . c4 ;
C) S . cS ,m, e 7 9. ctJ c 3 ctJ c 3 1 O.bc b6 ! 1 1 .cb ab
1 2.,m,e3 cS 1 3 .�c2 h6 1 4 .�d2 l"i:eS I S .0-0
c4 1 6 .,m,c2 ctJ d7 17 .l"i:ae 1 ,m,fSoo/+ Janowski­
Marshall, Biarritz ( m/S ) 1912.
257 8 ,m, d2 ctJ d2 9 . ctJ bd2 0-0 1 0 .0-0 ,m,g4
.
[ 1 O . . . ctJ c6 ! ? Forintos, Haag] 1 1 .�b3 ctJ c6
1 2 . cd ,m,d2 1 3 . ctJ d 2 ctJ d4 1 4.�b7 l"i:bS 1 S .�a7
�dS� Goering-Minckwitz, Leipzig 1 870.
258 8 ... �d2 9 .�d2 0-0 35 -
. B) 8 . . . c6 9 .VfJb3 � a6oo .
8 ... � d2 9 .�d2 VfJe7
A) l O . � f l dc 1 1 .�bt VfJb4 1 2 .VfJel VfJe l
1 3 .Ele l �d8 1 4.�c4 f6 I S .dS � d7 1 6 . � d4
� b6 1 7 .�b3 �d7 1 8 . f4 1/2-1/2 Palac­
Forintos, Novi Sad 1 990;
B) 1 0 .VfJe2
Bl) 1 O . . . VfJe2? 1 1 . � e2 �d2 1 2 . �d2 �e6
1 3 .cd �dS 1 4.Elhe l �d8 I S .�e4 �e4 1 6.Ele4
Ele8 1 7 .Elae l Ele4 1 8 . Ele4 � c6 1 9 . El g4 ! ±
Alekhine-Marshall, St.Petersburg 1914;
B2) 1 0 . . . �d2 1 1 .�d2 VfJe2 1 2.�e2 dc 1 3 .�c4
0-0 1 4.Elhe l � c6 I S . dS ? ! [ I S .�dSt ] � aS
1 6.�d3 cS 1 7 .�c3 b6= Janowski-Mars­
hall, New York 1913.
259 9 ... Ele8? 1 O.cd � f6 ? ! 1 1 . � eS � bd7
1 2 . � df3 � dS 1 3 . � f7 ! �f7 1 4. � g5 �f8
I S .VfJh5 1-0 Capablanca-Schwarz, New
York 1913.
9 ... � d2 1 0.�d2 �d2 I I .VfJd2
A) l 1 . . .dc 1 2 .�c4 � d7 1 3 .Elfe l � f6 1 4.VfJf4
VfJd6 l S .VfJd6 cd 1 6 . Ele7± Toh-Yeoh Chin
Seng, Moscow 01 1 994;
B) 1 1 . . . � c 6 1 2 . El fe 1 �g4 1 3 . � eS � eS
1 4 . El e S t Capablanca-Marshall,
St.Petersburg 1914.
260 12 ...�f3? ! 1 3 .VfJf3 � d4 1 4.VfJe3 � fS
I S . VfJh3± Tarrasch.
261 13.cd ? ! �f3 1 4.gf � gS ! + Tarrasch.
262 1 3 ... de= 1 4 .VfJd4 ef I S .VfJd8 El fd 8
1 6 .�c7 El d2= Ta rrasch-Marshall, S t .
Petersburg 1914.
263 7 ... �f5 8 .c4 [ 8 . El e l 0-0 9 . c4 c6 -
7 . . . 0-0 8 . c4 c6 9 . Ele l �fS ]
A) 8 . . . dc 9 .�e4 �e4 1 O.Ele l fS I 1 . � c 3 0-0
1 2 . � e4 fe 1 3 .Ele4 � d7 1 4.VfJc2t [ 1 4 .�gS ]
Forintos, Haag;
1 00
2 64 8.�e4 ? ! de 9 .VfJe 1 (Henning-Roten·
stein, Berlin 192 1 ) VfJe7 I O . � gS � c6=
Forintos, Haag.
8.VfJe2 ? ! fS
A ) 9 . c4? � c6 1 0.cd � d4 1 1 .VfJe3 � f3 1 2.gf
VfJh4� Michelsen-Marshall, New York
1915;
B) 9 . h3 �hS 1 0. g4 fgoo Forintos, Haag.
8.h3 �hS 9 . � c3 � c3 1 O.bc 0-0 1 1 .c4 de
1 2 .�c4
A) l 2 . . . � c6 l 3 . c3 Ele8 l 4.Elb l � aS l S .�d3
(Teichmann-Marshall, Bad Pistyan 1 912)
c S = Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 2 . . . � d7 1 3 . El b l � b6 1 4 . � d3 :ge8
l S .ElbS �g6 1 6 .�g6 hg 1 7 .VfJd3 c6= Teich·
mann-Marshall, Karlsbad 1 9 1 1 .
8 . El e l fS
A) 9.h3 �hS 1 O. � bd2 [ 1 O.c4 ! ? Forintos,
Haag] 0-0 l 1 .c4? � c6 ! 1 2 .cd � d4 l 3 .ltJ e4
� f3 1 4. gf fe I S .�e4 VfJh4� Barlov-Milner·
Barry, Hastings 1927;
B) 9 .c4
Bl) 9 . . . � d7 1 0 . c S [ 1 0 . c d 0 - 0 1 1 . ct:J c3
� df6� Ruck-Tarrasch, Nuernberg 1906]
�e7 1 1 .VfJb3± Forintos, Haag;
B2) 9 . . . c6 1 0. � c3 0-0
B21) l 1 .cd �h2 1 2 . �h2 � f2 1 3 .VfJe2 ct:J d3
l 4.VfJd3 �f3 I S .�gS ! VfJgS 1 6 .VfJf3 (Capa·
blanca-Wolbrecht, St.Louis 1909) � d7--1;
B22) 1 1 .h3± Bilguer;
B3) 9 . . . 0-0
B31) 1 O .cd? �h2 1 1 .�h2 � f2 l 2 .VfJe2 ct:Jd3
l 3 .VfJe6 [ 1 3 .VfJd3 �f3 l 4 .VfJf3 VfJh4] �h8
l 4 .�gS VfJd6 l S .VfJd6 cd l 6 . Ele7 f4 1 7 .ct:Je3
� d7 1 8 . Eldl � b4+ Janowski-Marshall,
Biarritz 1912;
B32) 1 0 . � c3 �h2 l 1 . � f l [ 1 1 . � h2 ct:Jf2
l 2 .VfJe2 � d 3 1 3 .VfJd3 �f3 ] � c6 1 2 . � d S �f3
1 3 .VfJf3 (Leonhardt-Marshall, Hamburg
1 9 1 1 ) � d4 1 4.VfJh3 [ 1 4 .VfJe3 VfJh4 ! ] �d6+;
B33) I O.h3 ! (Bilguer) �f3 1 1 .iWf3 tLlc6
12.cd tLld4°o . 26S8 ... f5? ! 9 . c S ! �e7 1 0.iWb3
if3 11. gf�gS 1 2 . f4 �h4 1 3 .iWb7 �f2 1 4.EU2
IiJf2 l S .\t>f2 iWh4 1 6 .\t>e2 iWh2 1 7 .\t>d l +­
Kashdan-De Nardo, Den Haag (01) 1928.

265 8 ...0-0 -37.

266 9.tLlbd2
A) 9 . . .fS I O .cd cd I l .iWa4 iWd7 1 2.�bs tLlc6
13.liJe5 �e5 1 4. detLld2 l S .�d2 0-0 1 6.�b4
i=Uc8 (Knorre-Hoing, Elberfeld 1 865)
17.id6 a6 1 8 .�d3± Van der Tak;
B) 9 . . . tLld2 ! ?
Bl) 10.�d2 0-0= Blazi-Roeder, Bayern
ch 1984;
B2) lO.El:e I ?! tLle4 1 1 .�e4 de 1 2 .El:e4 �e6
l3.d5 cd 1 4.cd O-O ! .
9.E1el.

267 1 0 ... fS l l .cd cd 1 2 .tLlc3± Korchnoi­

Monsch, Zurich 1988.

268 Krause-Nielsen, Copenhagen 1896.

1 01
 Jt�
7 ...0-0 8.c4 RJc6

a b c d e

6 6

5 5

4 4

3 3

a b c d e f 9 h

l.e4 e5 2.ct'lf3 ct'lf6 3.ct'le5 d6 4.ct'lf3 ct'le4 5.d4 d5 6.!d3 !d6 7.0-0 0-0

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16
26 9 271 272 277
37 e4 ed h3 ttle3 ttle4 �e4 �fS g4 �e6
270 273 74 27 276 m
�g4 fS �hS ttldi fe ttlf6 5 mh8 ttldS �f7 ±
279 282
38 �gS �e4 h3 IWf3 :r::I:d1 ±
2HO 2XI
ttlf6 de �g4 �f3 ttle6
2X n4 2X6 2X7
39 ttle3 3 be �e4 ttlgS ttle6 �b7 �f3 IWe2 00
2X
�e6 ttle3 de ttld7 5 ttlf6 fe :r::I:bS ttldS
2H9 91 29
40 IWe2 IWb3 IWbi �e4 IWa6 3 ttlgS 00

2XX 290 92
fS de ttldi :r::I:bS fe
295 297 300 01 303
41 :r::I:e1 eS ttle3 be �f4 IWe23 ttleS �bS
294 96 29X 99 302 304 ±
:r::I:eS �ei ttle3 ttldi b6 ttlfS �f6 �eS

1 02
269 8.cLlbd2 -2S S . 8.L21c3 L21e3 9 .be
A) 9 . . . ig4 I O .E%b l
AI) 1O . . . b6 1 1 .e4 e6 1 2 .ed ! [ 1 2 .E%el L21d7
13.cd cd 1 4.h3 ihS I S .E%bS L21f6 1 6 .igS a6
17 .!f6 gf I S .E%b3 bS= Yates-Marshall,
London 1927] cd 1 3 .E%bS ! ? -Dvoiris­
Rozentalis, Barnaul 1985 - S . e4 e6;
A2) 10 .. .cLld7 1 1 .h3 ihS l 2 .e4 de 1 3 .�c4
i'l e 8 14 .�e3 L21b6= Leonhardt-Marshall,
Karlsbad 1911;
B) 9 . . . cS ! ? 1O.c4 dc 1 1 .�c4 cd=l't' Kmoch.
8.E1el
A) 8 . .. CLl f6? ! 9 .�gS �g4 1 O.L21bd2 L21bd7
1 1 .c3 h6 1 2 .�h4 eS 1 3:�c 2 �b6 1 4 .h3 �f3
lS./lJf3 E%fcS 1 6 .�fS:!: Capablanca-Mars­
hall, USA m 1909;
B) 8 . . . CLlc6
Bl) 9.h3?! �f6+ Teichmann-Schlechter,
Monte Carlo 1903;
B2) 9.!e4 d e 1 O .E%e4 �fS � ;
B3) 9.c4! ?:!:;
C) 8 .. .f5 9.c4
Cl) 9 . . . dc 1 0.�e4 �h8 1 1 .L21c3 L21c3 1 2 .bc
f4 1 3 ./lJeS± Glass-Drozd, Vienna 196 1 ;
C2) 9 . . . c6 1O.�b3 [ 1 0.L21c3 ! ? Skembris]
C21) 1O . . . � e 6 l 1 .eS �e7 1 2 .�b7 L21d7
13.V9c6±/00 E%eS 1 4.L21c3 E%cS I S .�a4 L21df6
16.!gS?! CLlgS 1 7 .L21gS �h2 ! I S . c;t>h2 L21g4
1 9 .�gl WigS 2 0 . �e2°o Liang Jinrong­
Handoko, Beijing 1 992;
C22) 1 0 . . . cj;Jh8 1 1 .L21c3 [ 1 1 .ed cd 1 2 .L21c3
/lJc6! ? Skembris] L21a6
C22 1 ) 1 2.cS ? ! �c7
C22 1 1 ) 1 3 .Wia3 ? ! bS 1 4.eb ab I S .�b3 �e6
1 6 ./lJe2+ Ij2_1/2 Timman-Skembris, Korfu
m 1993;
C2212) 1 3 . a3 ! ? b6 1 4 . � a4 ! ? b S f±
Skembris;
C222) 1 2.cd edoo 1 3 .L21dS ? ! [ 1 3 .�dS ? ? L21c3
14.bc !h 2+ �] �e6 1 4 .�b7 [ 1 4 .�e4 E%eS
L'li'lc4] /lJacS ! I S .de �dS+ Skembris ;
C223) 12.a3oo Skembris;
1 03
D) S . . . �fS 9 . e4 e6 -43;
E) S . . . �g4 9 .�e4 de I O .E%e4 fS 1 1 .E%e 1
E l ) 1 l . . .�f3 1 2.�f3 �h4 1 3 .h3 �d4 1 4.�b7
L21d7 1 S .L21e 3 c;t>hS 1 6.L21bS �f6 1 7 .L21d6 �d6
I S .�gS± Lanka-Katishonok, Riga Latvia
ch 1 993;
E2) 1 1 . . .L21e6 1 2 . e 3 �f6 1 3 . h 3 �hS I 4.�b3
c;t>hS I S .�gS �g6 1 6 .L21bd2 E%aeSoo/± Lan­
ka-Christensen, Budapest 199 1 ;
F ) S . . . E% e S 9 . c4 c6 -S.c4.
270 8 ...f5? 9.ed L21d7 I O .L21e3 L21df6
1 1 .�b3± Quinteros-Bartrina, Olot 1 974.
271 9.c5? �e7 1 O .h3 �f3 l 1 . gf [ 1 1 .�f3
fS +] L21 g S + John-Marshall, Hamburg
1910.
9.L21c3 L21e3 I O.be de 1 1 .�c4
A) 1 1 . . .�f6 1 2 .h3 �f3 [ l 2 . . . �hS 1 3 . g4 �g6
1 4 .�gS �c2 I S .�e2 �f3 1 6 .�d3 � d 3
1 7 .�d3 L21d7 l S .�e4 E%ab8 1 9 .E%fb l ± Gobet­
Gurtner, Geneva 1987] 1 3 .�f3 �f3 1 4. gf
L21d7 L'1cS:!: Gobet;
B) 1 1 . . . L21d7
Bl) 1 2.h3 �hS 1 3 .g4 (Maroczy-Milner­
Barry, London 1932) L21b6f± Alekhine;
B2) 1 2 .�d3
B21) 1 2 . . . L21b6 ? ! 1 3 .L21gS g6 1 4 .�b3 eS
I S .�e4 �fS 1 6 .�h4 hS 1 7 . d c �eS I S .�f4±/
t Gullaksen-Christensen, Gausdal 1990;
B22) 1 2 . . . c6 -8 .c4 c6;
B23) 1 2 . . . cS 1 3 .L21gS L21f6 1 4.h3
B23 1) 1 4 . . . �d7 ? I S .dc �cS 1 6 . �f7±
Mariotti-Roselli, Rome 1 9 1 1 ;
B232) 1 4 . . . �hS
B232 1) I S .de �cS 1 6.�fS E%c8 1 7 .L21h7 L21h7
1 8 .�h5 L21f6 1 9 . � f3 �d6 2 0 . �b3 �aS
2 1 .�d2 �eS 22.g3 L21e4= Schlechter-Mars­
hall, Hamburg 1910;
B2322) I S .f4 h6 1 6. g4 ! bS [ 1 6 . . . hg 1 7 .fg
L21g4 I S .hg �d7 -A.Sokolov -011, USSR
1 989 -8 . e4 e6 9 .L21 e 3 ] 1 7 . �d5 E%e8oo
[ 1 7 . . . �g6 I S .'t&g6 hg 1 9 . �f7 ! ± Corzo­
Marshall, Havana 1913] .
272 10.cuc3 CUd7
A) 1 1 .�e2 h6 1 2 .�e3 cudf6 1 3 .CUe4 fe
1 4.cud2 �e2 I S .'t&e2 (Janowski-Marshall,
Biarritz (m/9) 1912) 't&eS i1't&g6= ;
B) I l .CUe4 ! ? fe 1 2 .�e4 cuf6 1 3 .�d3 't&eS
1 4.h3 't&hS I S .�e2 Ei: aeS I 6.�e 3 Ei:e4 ! 1 7 .Ei:c l
�h3 I S . CUeS �g4 1 9 .f3 = Forintos, Haag;
C) I l . h3 - 1 O . h 3 ;
D ) 1 1 .Ei:e l cudf6°o [ 1 1 . . .�h2? 1 2 . � h2 CUf2
1 3 .�gS ! ± List-Kostic, Berlin 1 928 ] .
273 10. . .�f3? 1 1 .'t&f3 ± .
274 11 't&e8 1 2 .'t&e2 CUd7 1 3 .CUe4 fe
.•.
14.'t&e4 't&e4 I S .�e4 cuf6 1 6 .cud2± Emma­
Rossetto, Buenos Aires 1965 .
275 1 3 �h8 1 4 .'t&d3 h6 I S .�d2 't&f6
•••
1 6 . g4 �n 1 7 .gS 't&dS l S . gh gh 1 9 .�h6 Ei:gS
20.�h I ± Spielmann-Marshall, San Seba­
stian 1912.
276 14...cud5? I S .�e6 �n 1 6 .CUgS+- .
277 1 5 .�e6 cu e4 1 6.g4 �g6 1 7 .�e3
[ 1 7 .CUeS ? ! 't&h4 I S .'t&e2 't&h3--t Mitchell­
Milner-Barry, Hastin gs 1 934] Vfif6
I S .CUeS± Forintos, Haag.
1 5 .'t&b3 CUdS 1 6 .�gS �e7 1 7 .�e7 CUe7
I S .�e4 �f3 1 9 .�f3 CUfS
A) 20.�b7 Ei: b S 2 1 .'t&d5 't&f6 [ 2 1 . . .CUd6
22 .�e6 Ei:b2 2 3 . Ei:ae 1 't&h4 24.f4 h6� Spiel­
mann-Marshall, San Sebastian 1 9 1 2 ]
2 2 . Ei: ae l CU d 4 2 3 .'t&e4 e 6 � Leonhardt­
Marshall, San Sebastian 1912;
B) 20.'t&b7 cud4 ! ? [20 . . . Ei:bS 2 1 .'t&a7 cud4
22.�g4 Ei:b2 (Bernstein-Marshall, San Se­
bastian 1911) 2 3 . a4±] 2 1 . Ei: ad 1 't&d6 Mie­
ses.
1 04
15.'t&d3 cudS 1 6 .CUeS 't&f6 1 7 .�h7 �eS 1 8 .de
't&eS 1 9 .�e4 [ 1 9 .�d2 ! ?] Ei:adS 20.�dS 2:d5
2 1 .'t&e 3 't&d� Maus-Christensen, Gausdal
1 990.
278 17.cug5 �e6 I S .CUe6 't&h4 1 9 .Wb3 !±
[i1�gS] Alexander-Mallison, B righton
1938.
279 9.c5 �e7
A) 1 O.cueS
AI) 1 0 . . . e 6 1 1 . � g S h6 1 2 . �h4 CU fd 7 =
Weiner-Treppner, BRD 1977;
A2) 10 . . . b6 I l .e6 [ l l .eb? ! ab 1 2 .cue3 c5
1 3 .�e3 �b7 1 4 .cue2 cue6 I S .CUc6 � c6+
Rosenthal-Sellman, London 1883] �d6
1 2 .'t&e 2 't&eS 1 3 .2:e l �e6 1 4.�gS CUe4oo Van
der Tak;
B) 1 O.�f4 CUe6 I l .h3 b6 1 2 .�bS �d7 1 3 .�c6
�e6 14.b4 CUe4= Robey-Barnes, London
1862.
9.CUc3 de 1 0.�e4
A) 1 0 . . . �g4 I l .h3 �hS 1 2 . Ei: e H Polu·
gaevsky ;
B) 1 O . . . CUe6
B l ) 1 1 .�gS h6 1 2 .�h4 �g4= Hooper;
B2) I l . h3 h6 1 2 .�e3 [ 1 2 .'t&e2± Forintos,
Haag] �fS 1 3 .cuh4 �h7
B21) 1 4 . f4 CUe4 I S .CU f3 cu g 3 1 6 .2:f2=
Harrwitz-Loewenthal, London (m) 1853;
B22) 1 4.�d3 �d3 [ 1 4 . . . 't&d7 ? ! I S .�h7ItJh7
1 6 .'t&f3 fS 1 7 .CUg6 ! ± Wolf-Pillsbury, Han·
nover 1902] I s .Vfid3± Van der Tak.
9.'t&b3 ! ? Polugaevsky.
280 9 ...�e6 1 O.'t&b3 de 1 1 .�e4 [ 1 1 .'t&b7?ry
�dS 1 2 .�f6 gf] �e4 1 2 .'t&e4 CUe6 1 3 .1tJc3
h6 1 4 .�h4 gS I S .�g3± Morphy-Barnes,
London 1859.
281 1O ... h6 1 1 .�h4 gS 1 2 .�g3 �g4
1 3 .'t&d3 �g7 1 4 .CUbd2 CUe6 I S . a3 �g3
1 6.fg± Staunton. 1 4.We4 g6 1 5.Wh4 h5 1 6.t2le4 t2ld7 1 7.il.g5±
282 13.t2lc3?! t2ld4 1 4.Wb7 Gutman.
A) 14...�bS 1 5.WbS ;gabS 1 6.;gadl t2le6 11 ... c6 1 2.t2lg5 h6 1 3.t2le6 fe 1 4.We2 ! b5
17 ..lie I ;gfdS I S.;gfe I ± O'Kelly-Radulescu, 1 5.a4± B1atny.
Bucharest 1953; 11 il.c8
•..

B) 14...!::1 bS ! = Van der Tak. A) 1 2.Wa4 WeS 1 3.We2 h6 1 4.;ge l Wb5

13.i"i:dU O'Kelly. 1 5.;gb l Wa6°o Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 2.We2°o Haag-Pacsay, Hungary 1 965;
283 9.Wb3 C) 1 2.t2lg5 ! ?i;
A)9 . .. b6 I O.ed il.d5 I l .We2 t2lf6 1 2.il.g5 h6 D) 1 2 . il. g 5 f6 1 3.il.d2 e 6 1 4. W e2� b 5
13..lih4 t2lbd7°o Tartakower; 1 5.;gfe l a 6 1 6.a4 ;ga7 [ 1 6... il.b7 1 7.t2lh4 !
B) 9 ...de 1 O.il.e4 [ 1 0.Wb7?? il.d5-+] il.e4 We7 I S.t2lg6 ! ! il.h2 ( l S.. . ;gf7 1 9.Wh5 L1 ba
1 1 .We4 e6 [ 1 l ...t2ld7 ! ?] 1 2.t2le 3 t2lf6 1 3.Wb3 20.t2le7 ! ! ;ge7 2 1 .il.h7 m fS 22.il.g6 ;ge l
Wb6= Bilguer. 23.;gel il.h2 24. m h l il.e5 2 5 .;ge5 ! fe
9.cd 9...il.d5 1 O.t2le3 t2le3 I l .be 26.il.g5+-) 1 9.mh I hg 20.il.g6 il.f4 2 1 .il.f4
A) 1 1 ...e5 ? ! Wf4 2 2.We6 � h S 2 3 . ;ge 3 + - ] 1 7.ab eb
AI) 1 2.de il.e5 1 3.il.h7 ! mh7 1 4.t2lg5 mg6 I S.t2lh4 il.h2 ! ? [ I S . .. f5 ? 1 9.il.d5 �hS
l S .Wd3 f5 1 6.;gd l ± Van der Tak; 20.Wh5+-] 1 9.mh2 f5 20.t2lf5 il.f5 2 1 .il.f3
A2) 1 2.e4 ! ? il.f3 1 3.Wf3 ± L1 1 4.de il.e5 (Kot ronias-Kal esis, Karditsa 1 994)
l S ..lih7; o 2 l ...t2ld7 L1t2lf6± B1atny CBM 43.
A3) 1 2.t2lg5 h6 1 3.e4i;
B) 1 1 . .. h6 1 2.e4 il.f3 1 3.Wf3 t2le6°o Kolisch­ 286 1 5.il.a6? il.h2 1 6.�h2 Wd6.
Winaw er, Paris 1867;
C) 1 l . ..t2le6 Berger; 287 1 6.il.d2 ;gb2 1 7.il.g4 ! Wf6 I S.We l
0) 1 1 ... t2ld7 A) IS ... ;gb5 1 9.;gb l ;Gb I 20.Wb l h5 ! ? 2 1 .il.f3
01) 1 2.e4? il.f3 1 3.WO Wh4 1 4.Wh3 Wh3 [2 1 .il.h3 ? ! il.f4 ! Stoica, Nisipeanu -64/
l S.gh e5 ! 1 6.d5 t2le5+ Mason-Marshall, (261)] 2 1 ...h4 22.il.g4 il.f4 2 3.il.f4 t2lf4
Paris 1900; 24.We4± Nisip ean u - Hess, Bad
02) 1 2.i"i:e I ! ? Marshall; Woerishofen 1995 ;
03) 1 2. t2l e I ! ? L1e4; B) I S... il.a3°o.
04) 1 2 . .lib2 t2l b6°o Marshall; 1 6.We2 t2l e 3 1 7.We4 ;G f3 I S . gf t2l d 5 �
05) 1 2 .t2ld2 ! ? [L1e4] Wh4 1 3 .h3=. Khalifman-Huebner, Munich aktiv 25'
199 1 .
284 ll.il.h7? ! �h7 1 2.t2lg5
A) 1 2. . .'tt> g S 1 3.We2 g6 [ 1 3... ;geS 1 4.Wh7� ] 288 9 ...t2lc6? l O.ed t2l b 4 I l .We2 il.d5
1 4 .liJe6�; 1 2.il.e4 il.e4 1 3 .We4 ;geS 1 4.Wg4 t2l e 2
B) 1 2...'tt> g6 1 3.t2le6 fe 1 4.Wg4 1 5.t2le3±.
Bl) 14... 'tt> f7 1 5.il.g5 WeS 1 6.;gae l L1 f4 9 ... ;ge8?! 1 O.t2le3 t2le6 1 1 .t2le4±.
Schwarz; 9 ...t2lf6? !
B2) 14 ... 'tt> h 7+. A ) I O.t2lg5 h6 1 1 .t2le6 fe 1 2.f4 t2le6 1 3.We3
(Reiman-Doppler, Leipzig 1877) de 1 4.il.e4
285 ll ...Wc8?! 1 2.t2lg5 il.f5 1 3.Wf3 il.e4 t2ld5f!;

1 05
B) l O.eS fie7
Bl) l 1 .ctJ e3 ? ! ctJ e6 1 2.a3 fig4+ Forintos;
B2) l 1 .ctJgS ! ?t;
B3) l 1 .h3 ! ?t.
9... c6 - 3 29/9 ... fie6.
289 10.ctJ bd2 ? ! e6
A) I 1 .eS ? ! fie7 1 2.b4 ctJ d7 1 3.bS g S
[ 1 3 ...iWf6 1 4J'1:b l gS I S.be be 1 6.gb7°o
Huebner] 1 4.be be l S.iWa4 iWf6 [ l S ... geS
1 6.fia6] 1 6.iWe6 gaeS 1 7.iWa6 g4tl+
[ l 7 ... ctJ deS ? ! l S.de ctJ eS 1 9.iWa3 ctJ d 3
20.iWd3 iWa l 2 1 .ctJ gS� Huebner] Adams­
Huebner, Dortm und 1 992 -54/282;
B) 0 l 1 .ctJ eS Korchnoi. 1 0.c5 fie7 l 1 .ctJ eS
[ 1 1 .b4 ! ? Steinitz] ctJ d7 1 2.ctJ d7 iWd7=.
10.ctJ c3 ! ? Korchnoi.
290 10 ... b6? 1 1 .ed±.
291 1 l .fic4 fie4 1 2.iWe4 �hS 1 3.ctJ e 3 =.
292 1 l ... c6? ! 1 2.fie4 fe 1 3. ctJ gS fifS
[ 1 3 ... fidS 1 4.ctJe3±] 1 4.ctJ e3 iWd7 [ 1 4...h6
l S.ctJ ge4 fie4 1 6.ctJ e4 fih2 1 7.�h2 iWh4
l S.mg1 iWe4 1 9.iWaS iWe7 2o.fid2 iWe7
2 1 .fib4 gdS 2 2.fie S + - Tartakower]
l S.iWd7 ctJ d7 1 6.ctJ ge4± Pest-Paris, corr
1846.
1l ... ctJ c6
A) 1 2.fie4 fe 1 3.ctJ gS fidS 1 4.ctJ e3 gbS
l S.iWa6 ctJ b4 1 6.iWa4 e6 1 7.a3 ctJ d3 1 S.ctJ dS
cd 1 9.iWe6 fih2 20.�h 2 ctJ c l 2 1 .iWe6 �hS=t
Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 2.iWc6 cd 1 3.iWbS d2 1 4.ctJ bd2 gbS
l s.iWd3 ctJ d2 1 6.fid 2 ( l 6. ctJ d2 ? ! fidS=t
Steinitz) gb2t 1 7.fie3 gb7 l S.dS fid7
(Forintos, Haag) 1 9.ctJ d4t.
293 13.iWa7 fe 1 4.ctJgS fidS L1gaS.
294 9 c6 l O.ed cd.
.••
106
9 f5 ! ?
•..
A) l O.ed fidS 1 1 .ctJ c3 ctJ e3 1 2.be ctJ c6
1 3.ctJ gS ! iWf6 1 4.c4
AI) 1 4 ...fie4 ? ! l S .iWhS h6 1 6. ctJ e4 fe
1 7.iWdS gf7 l S.iWe4± Danailov-Yu.Her­
nandez, Pamplona 1 995;
A2) o 1 4...fif7oo I S.ctJf7 gf7 1 6.eS fics
1 7.fic4 fid4 I S.gb 1 gdS�.
B) 1 0.cS fie7 1 1 . ctJ eS
B l ) 1 1 ...ctJ d7 1 2.ctJ d7 fid7 [ l 2...iWd7 1 3 .f3
ctJ f6 1 4.iWe2 fif7 l S.iWe7 gaeS 1 6.iWd7 ge l
1 7.�f2+-] 1 3.f3 ctJ f6 1 4.geS [ 1 4.fif4 L1fic7]
(Capablanca-Michelsen, New York 1915)
b6 ! ? l S.iWe2 gf7 f± ;
B2) 1 1 ...fif6 L1fieS , ctJ c 6 ;
B3) 1 1 ...fih4 ! ? 1 2.g3 fif6 1 3.iWe2? ! fieS
1 4.de ctJ e 6 L1ctJ b4=t Mohamed-Gavin, Spain
1992;
C) l O.iWb3 ! ?
Cl) l O... ctJ e6 [ l O...fie6 -269/8.ge l/C2]
1 1 .ed 'Lld4 1 2.'Lld4 fih2 1 3.�f l fidS 1 4.fic4
fie4 I S.iWe4 mhS 1 6.ctJ f3±;
C2) lO ... de 1 1 .fie4 [ 1 1 .iWb7 cd 1 2.iWaSoo]
fie4 1 2.iWe4 �hS 1 3 .'Llc3t.
295 1 0.iWb3
A) l O... ctJ e6 1 1.cS ctJ d4 1 2.ctJ d4 fih2
[ 1 2...fieS ; 1 2... ctJ c S ; 1 2...iWh4 1 3.g3] 1 3.mfl
ctJ eS 1 4.iWc2 ctJ d3 l S.iWd3oo;
B) lO...de
Bl) 1 1 .iWb7 cd [ l l ...fid S ? 1 2.iWdS fih2
1 3.ctJ h2 iWdS 1 4.ctJ c3+-] 1 2.iWaSoo fidS ;
B2) 1 I .fie4 fic4 1 2.iWc4 ctJ d7 1 3.ctJ e 3 ctJ df6
1 4.iWb3 iWeS [ 1 4... b6; 1 4 ... 'Lle3 Yusupov]
l S.fie3 e6 1 6.gac l iWd7= Tartakower.
10.cd fidS I l .ctJ e3 ctJ e3 1 2.geS iWeS 1 3.bc
fif3 1 4.iWf3 iWe l l s.fin ctJ e6 1 6.fib2 iWd2
1 7.iWe2= Van Baarle-Yus upov, Wolvega
(25') 1992.
1 0.iWc2 ctJ e6 1 1 .fie4 de 1 2.ge4 ctJ b4 1 3.iWc3
fifS� La u-H uebner, M unich (30') 1 991 .
10.ctJ c3 ! ? ctJ e3 1 1 .be
A ) l l . . .dc 1 2.�h7 mh7 1 3 .CtJg5 mg6 1 4. h4 303 16.CtJ c6?! iWd7 � 1 7 .�b5 [� 1 7 .iWa4
!'.Elh8 1 5 .h5 Elh5 1 6.CtJe6 fe 1 7 .iWg4 Elg5 a6 l S .cb cb 1 9 .�a6 Ela6] a6 I S .�a4 b5 .
ls .ig5+- Kamsky ;
B) 1 l . . .h6 1 2 .c5 �f8 1 3 .CtJe5t . 304 1 7 .�e5 �d7 l S .c6 �cS ! [�a6, Ele6,
X c 6 ; I S . . . � e 6 ? 1 9 . � a 6 + - ] 1 9 . � g 3 a6
296 10 ...�f8 20.�d3 Ele6 2 1 .Ele6 �e6 2 2 . a4 ! t [�iWe2]
A) 1 1 .�e4 de 1 2 .Ele4 �c5 1 3 .CtJg5 ! �b6 Kamsky-Yusupov, Tilburg 1 992 -56/328.
14.iWh5 h6 1 5 .CtJ e6 Ele6 1 6 .Ele6 feoo
Kamsky;
B) II .4:lc3
Bl) 1 l . . .�f5 ? ! 1 2.iWb3 CtJc6 1 3 .iWb7 CtJc3
14.iWc6 �d3 1 5 .bc Ele l 1 6.CtJe l �e4 1 7 .�f4±
Kuczynski-Gdanski, Polanica Zdroj 1992;
B2) 1 1 . . .f5 1 2 .CtJe5 [ 1 2 .iWb3 b6+ Kamsky]
iLld7 1 3 .�f4t.

297 1 1 .�e4 de 1 2 .Ele4 �c5 -296/A.

298 11 .. .f5? 1 2.iWb3± Xe4,b7 ,d5 .

299 12 ... b6! ?

A ) 1 3 .iWc2 h 6 1 4. cb ab 1 5 .CtJe5 �d6t;
B) 1 3 .4:le5 ! ? �f6 [ 1 3 . . . b c ? 1 4 .iWh5 g6
1 5 . iLl g 6 hg 1 6 .�g6 fg 1 7 .iWg6 mhS
lS.Ele5+- ] 1 4.�f4 �e5 [ 1 4 . . . bc 1 5 .iWh5 g6
16 .iLlg6 fg 1 7 .�g6 hg l S .iWg6---+ ] 1 5 .�e5
iLld7 16.�b5 Ele7 1 7 . � g3 CtJfS [ 1 7 . . . bc
ls.ih4 f6 1 9 .�c6 ElbS 20.Ele6+-] l S .�c6
1'1cS 19.Wf3 CtJg6 2 0 . h4± Dimitrov-Lauk,
Moscow 01 1994.

300 � 1 4.iWb l .

301 14.c6 4:lfSt ��d6,Xc6.

302 15 ... bc? !

A) 1 6.4:lc6 iWd7 1 7 .�b5 �d6 l S .CtJa7 �f4
19.id7 �d7oo ;
B) 16.�b5 4:ld7
Bl) 1 7 .iWa4 4:le5 l S .�eS [ 1 S .�e5 t ] CtJd3oo ;
B2) 1 7 .4:lc6 iWcS I S .CtJe7 Ele7 1 9 .�c6 ElbS
2o.id5 cd 2 1 .cd CtJf6 22.�e6 fe±.

107
 1.4.3. Exercises

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

53 I !. . . ? 56 2 1 .?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8
7 7 7
6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4
3 3
2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

54 I O. ? 57 23. ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8
7 7 7 7
6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4
3 3 3 3
2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

55 15.? 58 1 1 . . .?

108
 It�
a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3
2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

59 1 9. ? 62 17.?

a b c d e h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3
2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

60 1 1 ...? 63 12 . . . ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3
2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

61 15.? 64 1 6...?

109
 Il�
a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7
6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3
2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

65 1 3... ? 68 1 8". ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3
2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

66 1 1 .? 69 22. ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7
6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3
2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

67 15". ? 70 24" . ?

110
 1.4.4. Answers.
Ex.53 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.lt:lf3 It:lf6 3.lt:leS d6 4.lt:lf3
�e4 5.d4 ie7 6.id3 lt:lf6 7.0-00-0 s.igS
�g4 9 .lt:l bd 2 lt:le6 10.e3 h6 11.ih4) Keres­
B ro nstein, USSR eh 1961
In a cramped position it is desirable to ex­
change pieces. Black's next move enables
him to exchange the dark-square bi shops
and to transfer his knight to an active posi­
tion at f4:
1l...�hS! 12.ie7 It:le7=.
-23 117...0-01B.
Ex.54 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.lt:lf3 It:lf6 3.lt:leS d6 4.lt:lf3
�e4 5.d4 ie7 6.id3 It:lf6 7.0-0 0-0 S.h3
�e6 9.c4 c6) Tarraseh-Mareo, Vienna
1898
White c an retain the better chances by de­
veloping his queenside: 9.ctJ c3 h6 1 0.if4
:t:lbd7 1 1 .1Wd2 , etc . Still, Tarrasch's plan i s
more original and aggressive:
10.�gS!? It:la6 1 l .lt:lc3 It:le7 12.f4 This
move reveals White's plan: he successfull y
gains space o n the kingside.
1 2 ... h6 13.lt:lt3 WeS 14.We2 (preventing
�f5) l'!bS IS.fS± (24 1 1S ...ie61B ) .
The game continued: I s...i d 7 16.if4 b S
17 .b3 c5 I S.dS b 4 19.ctJ e2 as 20.g4 ctJ h7
2 1 .h4 �dS 22.ig3 a4 23. �h I 8:aS 24.8:ac 1
:t:le8 25.IM4 if6 26. ctJ e6 ab 27.ab Wb6
28.1iJf8 �fS 29.gS hg 30.hg ctJ gS 3 1.Wh2
:j;Jg8 3 2. ct'J g5 igS 3 3.f6 g6 34.ig6 1-0
Ex.55 ( 1.e4 eS 2.lt:lf3 It:lf6 3.lt:leS d6 4.lt:lf3
�e4 5.d4 ie7 6.id3 It:lf6 7.h3 0-0 S.O-O
l"1e8 9 . c4 lt:l e6 10.lt:le3 h6 11,!!e l if8 12'!!eS
�e8 13.if4 id7 14.Wd2 We8) Fiseher­
Gheorghiu, Buenos Aires 1970
Black is aiming for simplification after
�d7-f5 . White thwarts this plan by trans­
ferring his knight to d4.
111
IS.dS ! It:lb4 16.lt:le4 A subtle move, ena­
bling White to prevent the exchange of his
active light-square bi shop: J 6...ctJ d3 runs
into J 7.ctJ f6±) It:le4 17.ie4 It:la6 18.lt:ld4
It:leS 19.ie2 as [ 1 9...c6 ! ?] 20J:'�el Wd8 (
-
243/9 ...lt:le6/A)
White has managed to regroup his forces
efficiently and to increase his space advan­
tage.
-Pos.S6
Ex.S6 (Continuation of Ex.SS)
At first sight, Black's position is without
weaknesses. However, the pawn at h6 is a
good target for White's attack. But White
must hurry: his opponent plans to exchange
the active white rook after .. . iWf6, ... b6 and
... 8:eS.
2U�e3 !
Transferring his rook to g 3 , Fi scher concen­
trates all his forces for the final attack.
2 1 . . .b6 ( i f 2 1 .. .iWf6, t h e n 2 2.8:g3 � h S
23.ie3 b 6 24.ctJ f3 llid4) 22J�g3 'it>h8
-Pos.S7
Ex.S7 (Continuation of Ex.S6)
White vacates the d4-square for his queen
or bishop and increases his pressure on the
black king.
23. It:l f3! We7 [ 2 3 ... iWf6 24.ie3 llid4]
24.Wd4 Wf6 2S.Wf6 gf
At the cost of a serious weakening of his
pawn structure, B l ack has managed to ex­
change the queens. However, the ensuing
endgame offers him few chances of survival.
26.lt:ld4 l:!e8 27.l:!e3 (27...8:e3 fail s to
2S.ie3 llifS) l:!b8 28.b3 bS? ! After this
move B lack is simply lost. 29.eb ibS
30.lt:lfS id7 3 1 .lt:lh6 l:!b4 This was the
m ove t h at Black was c o u nt i n g on, but
Fischer's calculation turns out to be more
preci se. 32.l:!g3 ! ih6 33.ih6 It:le4 34.ig7
cJIh7 35.f3 1-0
Ex.5 8 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJe5 d6 4.ltJf3
ltJ e4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 �d6 7.c4 0-0 S.cd
�b4 9.i>f1 ? ! '?Nd5 1 0.'?Nc2 geS U.ltJ c3)
Janowski-Marshall, Biarritz 19 12
With a spectacular blow, Marshall punishes
his opponent for his eccentric play in the
opening.
1l ... ltJc3! 12.bc '?Nf3 ! ! 13.cb [ 1 3.gf?? !h3
-+] ltJ c6+ (-256/7 ... 0-0/A 1 ) 14.�b2
The final phase of the game is a good illus­
tration of Marshall's brilliant style:
14 ... ltJ b4 ! 15.!h7 cJIhS 16.gf ltJ c2 17.�c2
!h3 lS.cJIgl ge2! 1 9 .9c1 g aeS 20.�c3
gSe3 (20.. J::k 2 ! 2 1.Ei:c2 Ei:e6 ! wins more sim­
ply) 2 1 .!b4 gf3 22.!d1 gf6 0 - 1
Ex.59 ( 1 .e4 e 5 2 . ltJ f3 ltJ f6 3.ltJe5 d 6 4.ltJf3
ltJe4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 !d6 7.c4 !b4 8.ltJ bd2
ltJ d2? ! 9.�d2 '?Ne7 10.'?Ne2 '?Ne2? U.cJIe2
!d2 12.cJId2 !e6 13.cd �d5 14.ghe1 cJIdS
1 5 .�e4 �e4 1 6 . g e4 g e S 1 7 . g ae 1 g e4
lS.ge4 ltJ c6)
Alekhine-Marshall, St.Petersburg 1914
White wins a pawn by a direct attack:
19.9g4 ! ( l 9.ltJg5 ? ! is weak in view of 1 9.. .
cJId7 ! ) g6 20.gh4! cJIe7
20. .. h5 is met by 2 1 . g4 ! (2 1 ...hg ? 22.Ei:h8)
2 1 . g h7 gdS 22.gh4 g d 5 23.ge4! cJIfS
24.cJIc3, and White won on move 54.
-25 8/S ... ltJ d21B 1 .
Ex .60 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJ e5 d 6 4.ltJf3
ltJe4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 !d6 7.0-0 �g4 S.ge1
f5 9.c4 c6 10. ltJ c3 0-0 U.cd) Capablanca­
Wolbrecht, St. Louis 1 909
The position of the rook at e 1 allows a com­
bination that is standard in such situations.
Capablanca was probably reckoning only on
I l ...cd.
1l ...�h2!
1 12
The squares h2 and f2 are frequent targets
for attack in many variations of the Petroff
Defence.
1 2.i>h2 ltJ f2 1 3 .'?Ne2 ltJ d3 1 4.'?Nd3 !f3
-Pos.6 1 .
- 264/S.ge11B21.
E x . 6 1 (Continuation of Ex.60)
Now 1 5.'?Nf3 is refuted by 1 5 ... '?Nh4. Capa­
blanca finds a very resourceful defence in a
difficult position.
15.�g5! An i ntermediate move, with the
idea of protecting the rook on e I . 15 ...'?NgS
( l 5 ... iWd6 is met by l 6.�g l !d5 1 7.!e7 ; a
s i m i lar idea i s p o s s i b l e i n the event of
1 5 ...iWc7 1 6.d6 ! ?) 16.'?Nf3
Now B l ack should have continued his de­
velopment with 1 6... ctJ d7 ! (�ctJf6-g4), when
the exposed position of the white king gives
him excellent attacking chances. B ut he ap­
parently loses the thread and, i n striving for
material gains, allows White to develop a
dangerous attack.
1 6 . . . '?Nh4? 1 7 .'?Nh3 '?Nd4 l S . g ad 1 �f4
1 9 .�gl '?Nd6 2 0 . g e6 '?Nc5 2 1 .i>h 1 cd
2 2 . g d5 '?Nf2 2 3 . g e7 '?Nfl 24.cJIh2 �f4
25.'?Ng3 '?Nh6? 26.�gl ltJ c6 27.gb7 gae8
2S.gdd7 g6 29.'?Ng5 ! 1-0
Ex.62 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJe5 d6 4.ltJf3
ltJ e4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 !d6 7.0-0 �g4 S.c4
0-0 9.cd f5 10.h3 !h5 11.ltJc3 ltJd7 12.ltJe4
fe 1 3.�e4 ltJ f6 14.!rs cJIhS 15.g4 ltJd5
16.!e6 �f7)
Alexander-Mallison, Brighton 1935
The following manoeuvre practically refutes
the Marshall gambit variation (-37):
17.ltJg5 ! �e6 1S.ltJe6 '?Nh4 19.'?Nb3 !
Threatening 20.!g5. B l ack does not obtain
sufficient compensation for the sacrificed
material.
-278.
Ex.63 (1.e4 eS 2.CLlf3 CLlf6 3.CLleS d6 4.CLlf3
/De4 S.d4 dS 6.id3 id6 7.0-0 0-0 S.c4
ie6 9.cd idS 1 0.CLlc3 CLlc3 l l .bc CLld7
12.c4?) Mason-Marshall, Paris 1 900
White's last move 'forces' B l ack to go into
a better ending.
12 ... 1f3 13.'.Wf3 '.Wh4 ( a standard double
attack) 14.'.Wh3 '.Wh3 I S.gh cS 1 6.dS CLleS+
The rest of the game is played by Marshall
with genuine artistry:
1 8 .f4 b 6 ! ? [ � 1 9.fe i e S 20.Ei: b l i d 4 ]
19.id2 lLl c6! 20.id3 CLld4 2 1 .1!fg2 'i'l,e7
22Jlael 'i'l,feS 23.'i'l,e7 'i'l,e7 24. 1!ff2 I!ffS
2S.h4 fS 26.h3 hS 27.'i'l,gl 1!ff7 2S.'i'l,gS g6
29J'\gl 'i'l,eS 30 .'i'l,bl ie7 3 1 .cJ?g3 ih4
32.cJ1h4 lLl f3 33 .l!fg3 CLld2 34.'i'l,dl 'i'l,e3
35. cJ1f2 E!d3 36.cJ?e2 'i'l,h3 37. I!fd2 'i'l,f3 3S.d6
gf4 0-1
Ex.64 (1 .e4 eS 2.CLlf3 CLlf6 3.CLleS d6 4.CLlf3
/De4 S.d4 dS 6.id3 id6 7.0-0 0-0 S.c4
ie6 9.lLl c3 CLlc3 1 0.bc dc l 1 .ie4 CLld7
lz.ct)gS lLl f6 13.CLle6 fe 14.ib7 'i'l,bS Is.if3
/DdS 16.'�e2) Khalifma n,A - H u e b ner,
Munich active chess 1991
At first sight it seems that B l ack must in­
evitably lose a pawn. In fact, however, he is
preparing an exchange s acrifice that will
give him sufficient positional compensation:
16 ... lLlc3 ! 17.'.Wc4 'i'l,f3 ! I S.gf CLldS 19.'.We2
1Wf6�.
- 3 9 for more details.
Ex .65 (1.e4 eS 2.CLlf3 CLlf6 3.CLleS d6 4.CLlf3
/De4 S.d4 dS 6.id3 id6 7.0-0 0-0 S.c4
ie6 9.Wfc2 fS 10.CLlbd2 ? ! c6 1 l.cS ic7
12.b4 lLld7 13.bS) Adams-Huebner, Dort­
mund 1992
The black pieces are very active (especially
the knight at e4). B l ack controls the central
e5-square and he is aiming at the kingside.
Still, he must act energetically, since White
113
has launched an offensive on the queenside.
The sluggish 1 3 ...�f6 is met by 1 4.Ei:b l gS
I S.bc bc 1 6.Ei:b7°o (Huebner). B l ack decides
to sacrifice the c6-pawn in order to gain
valuable time for l aunching an attack on the
kingside.
13 ... gS ! 14.bc bc I S .�a4 �f6 [ l S ... Ei:c8?
1 6 .ia6] 1 6 .'.W c6 Ei:acS 1 7.'.Wa6 ( 1 7 ...ih2
was threatened) g4 ! ( 1 7.. . CLldcS ? ! i s weaker
in view of 1 8.dc CLlcS 1 9.�a3 CLld3 20.�d3
�al 2 1 .lLlgS� Huebner). To escape the
worst, White sacrifices a piece: IS.CLle4! fe
19.CLlgS ifS 20.'�f6 'i'l,f6 2 1 .ic2 h6 22.ib3
hg 23.idS I!fg7 24.igS , and now B l ack
should play 24... Ei:g6 2S.ie3 lLlf6 26.ic4
Ei:dS 27.Ei:ab l icS+ (Huebner).
-2S9/10.CLlbd2/A .
Ex.66 ( 1 .e4 e S 2.CLlf3 CLlf6 3.CLleS d 6 4.CLlf3
CLle4 S.d4 dS 6.id3 id6 7.0-0 0-0 S.c4
ie6 9.'i'l,el 'i'l,eS 1 0.cS ie7)
Kamsky-Yusupov, Tilburg 1992
The dubious l 1 .ie4 is met by l l ...de 1 2.Ei:e4
ics 1 3.lLlgS ! ib6 1 4.�hS h6 l S.lLle6 Ei:e6
1 6.Ei:e6 fe6°o (Kamsky). 1l .CLlc3 !± (-41) is
in the spirit of the position. 1 1 ...fS ? i s re­
futed by 1 2.�b3±, when B lack is in trouble
due to the weaknesses on b7 and dS ( 1 3.lLle4
and 1 4.ie4 is threatened). Black has to ex­
change his active knight.
1l ...CLlc3 1 2.bc CLld7
The i mmediate 1 2...b6 (a standard plan for
the g iven pawn structure) also deserved
consideration: 1 3.�c2 h6 1 4.cb ab I S.lLleS
id6t.
1 3.if4 [��b l ] b6 1 4.'.Wc2 [ 1 4.c6 lLlf8t
�id6,Xc6] CLlfS I S.CLleS -Pos.67
Ex.67 (Continuation of Ex.66)
I S . . . bc ? ! (-302) 1 6.ib S lLld7 is bad because
of 1 7 .lLlc6 �c8 1 8.lLle7 Ei:e7 1 9.ic6 Ei:b8
20.idS cd 2 1 .cd lLlf6 22j�e6± . The best
chance is to exchange the strong white
knight.
ls ...if6 1 6.ibS [ 1 6.ltJc6? ! IWd7 i1 1 7 .ib5
a6 I S .ia4 b5] ieS 1 7 .ieS id7 1 8 .c6
-Pos.6S.

Ex .6S (Continuation of Ex.67)

IS . . . ie6? is refuted by 1 9 .ia6, giving White
a strategically winning position, since Black
has nothing with which to oppose White's
bishop pair and huge advantage on the
queenside. B lack ' s defensive strategy is
based on play against the c6-pawn.
18 ... ic8! [ i1 a6, l"1e6, Xc6] 1 9 .ig3 a6
2o.id3 �e6 2 1 .�e6 ie6
-Pos.69

Ex.69 (Continuation of Ex.68)

Planning an exchange of pawns, which will
yield him a slight advantage, White makes
a useful move, fixing the weak a6-pawn:
22.a4 ! ? [AIWe2] 'I1*le8 [22 . . . ltJg6 2 3 . f4 ! � ]
23.ic7 'I1*lc6 24.ig3U@ -Pos .70.

Ex.70 (Continuation of Ex.69)

Choosing a slow course of action, Black
soon finds himself in a difficult position :
24 . . . h6 25 .h3 ltJd7 26.ih4 ! ± IWc7 27 .'I1*ld2
ltJfS 2Sj�\a3 ! White gradually improves the
placing of all his pieces, whereas Black is
deprived of any active counterplay. 2S ... ltJg6
29.ig3 'I1*lb7 30.l"1b3 [Xa6,b6] ltJfS 3 1 .IWb2 !
ltJd7 3 2 :�a3 IWc6 3 3 .IWb4±, and White won
on move 76.
Black should have exchanged pawns on the
queens ide, which would have eased the de­
fence :
o24 ... �c8! 2S.�a3 bS 26.ab ab 27.'I1*lb l
[27 .l"1b3 b4= ; 27 .IWb2 ! ?] id7 28.�b3 'I1*le6;!;.

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 Chapter 5
1.5.1. Overview
This chapter consists of two parts. The first
covers White's various possibilities on the
9thmo v e (!::l e I , Wlc2, CLlc3 ) , except for the
continuation 9.cd, which is the topic of the
second part.
The difficulty in studying the vast amount
of material is intensified by possible trans­
positions of moves. For instance, the mod­
em 'tabia' of the system occurs after both
9.lUc3 ctJxc3 l O.bc ig4 I I .cd cd, and 9 . cd
cd l O.ctJxc3 CLlxc3 l 1 .bc. In such cases we
do not treat these lines separately; in par­
ticular, both of the above-mentioned lines
are analysed in the second part of this chap­
ter, since the author considers the move
order used in the second part to be more
precise (thereby W h i te avoids the line
1 0 dc (-52-55 , game 2 ) .
...
The recent practice of this variation does
not promise White a big advantage. Thus ,
after 9 !::l e I , B lack h a s three satisfactory
. the ' tabia' of the S taunton S ystem (9.cd cd
continuations : 9 . . . ig4 (-42, position 7 1 ),
9. !f5 (-43), and 9 . . . !::l e 8
.. (-44, position 7 3 ) .
9.1!f1c2 leads t o complicated v ariatio n s .
Black has a choice between protecting his
knight by 9 . . .f5 or sacrificing a pawn after
9 lUa6. According to modem theory, i n
...
the second case B lack gains sufficient com­
pensati on (-46-47 , positions 7 5 - 7 6 ) . If
White declines the sacrifice by 9 . a 3 , then
10 .f5 I I . CLlc3 leads to a position which
..
can also occur i n the line w here B lack
chooses to protect the pawn (9 . . . f5 l O.CLlc3
ltJa6 I I .a3 ). For the sake of convenience,
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this line is treated together with the varia­
tion 9 . . . CLla6 (-48-49 ) . The ensuing pawn
structure determines the character of the
forthcoming struggle. White usually tries
to occupy e5 and to develop an initiative
on the queen-side, while B lack seeks his
counterchances on the kingside (positions
77-7 8 ) . White has the better chances, but
the game is double-edged. The alternative
l O . . . ig4 gives the game a different shape
(positions 79-8 1 ) . White has not been able
to gain an advantage after l 1 .c5 ic7
1 2 .CLle5 ixe5 1 3 .de CLlxc 5 , or in the case
of an immediate 1 1 .CLle5 .
9 .CLlc3 is a less popular continuation nowa­
days due to the variation 9 . . . CLlxc3 l O.bc
dc (-game 2). Note B lack' s precise defence
in the recent game Kamsky - B areev,
Linares 1 99 3 (-54).
The second part of thi s chapter deals with
l O.CLlc3 CLlxc3 l 1 .bc ig4 1 2 .EJ:b 1 ) ( -game 3).
B l ack has two main continuations : l2 ... b6
and 12 ... CLld7 . In the first case, as the games
Short-Timman, Hilversum (ml4) 1 989 (po­
sitions 8 5 -86) and Oll-Akopian, Manila 01
1 992 have shown, l 4. c4 is not dangerous
for B l ack (-57). Instead, variations with
the exchange sacrifice 1 4.h3 a6 1 5 .hg
( l 5 .!::l x d5 ! ? - 5 8 ) seem to be more promis­
ing for White. The ensuing positions are
very complex and require thorough pre­
liminary preparation. A study of the games
S hort - Gelfand, Brussels, cml7 , 1 99 1
(-game 3 ) and Ivanchuk - B areev, Linares
1 993 (-positions 87 -89) can help to disclose
the subtleties of the variation.
Very interesting positions occur after 1 2 . ..
ctJ d7 . After 1 3 .h3 ( 1 3 . a4 ! ? -42 3 ) ihS White
has tried three continuations.
The first of these, 1 4J:%xb7 (-62), leads to a
complicated situation in which the white
rook is separated from its main forces.
The less adventurous 1 4. a4 yields B l ack
counterplay on the c-file (position 9 1 , -63 ) .
The sharpest move 1 4.E1bS requires espe­
cially careful play by B lack. The continu-
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ation 1 4 . . . ctJ b6 l S .c4 ctJ xc4 requires prac­
tical testing (-64) . The acceptance of the
sacrifice l S . . . dc leads to a situation where
B lack must pay attention to the various
tactical threats of White, who can exploit
the active position of his rook on the fifth
rank (-positions 92-96).
The S taunton System was very popular in
the late eighties and early nineties, when
it was practised by many leading grand­
master s . It i s sufficient to mention the
names of S hort, Timman , Anand, Ivan­
chuk, Kamsky, S alov and B areev.
 ��
1.5.2. Theory

8 c6
...

a b c d e f 9 h

6 6

5 5

4 4

3 3

a b c d e f 9 h

1.e4 e5 2.C2Jf3 C2Jf6 3.C2Je5 d6 4.C2Jf3 C2Je4

5.d4 d5 6.�d3 ibd6 7.0-0 0-0 8.c4 c6

9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17

Ele 1 305 37 ge630

8 31 O �e23
11
42 ie4 0 ge4 ct:JC3 �D ie3 g3
306 9 1 2 ;!;
�g4 de [S icio iD �d4 ct:Jd7 �h4 �g43
1 315 17 18
43 .. �b33 3 ct:JC3 ic43 bc if! a43 igS ct:JeS
19
.

314 dcJ
l6
aS3
2
ieS3 0 00
�[S ct:Ja6 ct:Jc3 bS ct:Jc7 �d7
32 1 l2l
44 ... ct:JC3 bc igS �el �e3 gbl cd c4
322 24 25 26 27 28
Ele8 ct:JC3 ig43 gel �di �e63 b63 cd �e33 00
33O �b333
2
Cd33
4
ia633
5 336 �e633
7
45 1tf1c2 ct:JC3 �dS ct:JeS [4
329 3 31 'it>h8333 ieS33
8
[5 ct:Ja6 cd ba gb8 ib7 �h4
339 34 O a3
46 ... ie4 �e4 ct:JgS �e2 ct:Je4 g[ gel
41
ctJa6 de ct:Jb4 [S [4 f3 ih3 �c7 ih23 00
42 44
47 �d33 igS3 ct:Jbd2 ie3 ct:Jb3 g[
4 45 46
ge8 ig43 3 �d7 h63 [S iD �f73 00
=

348 49 52 5
48 ... a3 ct:JC3 ct:Jei b4 ib2 Cd3 �b3 gad13 300
47 50 51
[S3 ct:Jc7 ct:Je6 idi g[63 cd ie8
35 4 b43
55
49 ... cS ct:Je2 ib2 a4 ct:JeS
56 57 5 ;!;
ie7 ct:Je6 i[6 a63 g63 ig73 R
59
50 ... CS3 ct:JeS de ih7 b4 id3 �d3
360 'it>h8 61 62
ig4 ic7 ieS ct:J ecS �h43 ct:Jd3 ct:JCi =

1 17
 ��
9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17

Sl ctJeS de D 364 iWd3 iWd4 365 iWg4 ih6

6 66 67
ieS3 3 ctJaeS ctJd3 ctJeS ctJb3 ctJa13 iWb63 00

70 71 7 74
S2 ct:le3 be ie4 h33 E:1b13 id33 3 a43 ie4 iWd3
68 69 72 75
ct:le33 de ig43 ihS bS3 ct:ld7 a6 E:1e8 ig63
76
S3 iWd3 igS3 ih4 E:1ae 1 iWd2 ig3
77 78
ihS iWaS3 ctJd7 ig6 E:1ae8 ig33
79 84
S4 ct:lgS3 h3 f4 ct:lD E:1D 3
8O
. . .

81 82 8 85
ctJd7 ct:lf63 ihS3 h63 iD 3 3 E:1e83
SS g4 fg
86 87
hg3 bS3
88
S6 eS3 igS ct:lgS E:1fd1 ct:lD e4 ie4
89 90 91 92
ig4 iei iWgS3 idl h6 ctJdi de3 E:1ad8

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305 9.�b3 �g4 1 0 .�e4 [ 1 O .lWb7? �f3
I l .gf �h4---+ ; 1 O.lLlbd2 Keres] de l 1 .lLlg5
�e7 ! [ l l . . .�e7 1 2.d5± Van der Tak] 1 2.lLle4
�d4 1 3 .�b7 IWe4 1 4.lWaS �d6 1 5 .lWa7 �h3 !
1 6.gh�e5 1 7 .Eld l lWh2 1 S .cttf l lWh3 1 9 .<j{el
[ 1 9.�e2 �h5+ i1�e 5 Forintos, Haag] �b4
20 .tiJc 3 �c3 2 1 .be IWe3 22.�d 2 EleS 23 .<j{fl
�h3= Duehrssen-Batik, corr 1928.
9.h3
A)9 . . EleS l O.ed ed l 1 .lLlbd2 [ I 1 .lLle 3 ] lLle6
. 308 12. El e3 �f4
1 2.ge 1 = Janowski-Kiselev, Moscow 1986;
B) 9 . . tiJd7 1 O.lLle3 lLle3 1 1 .be de 1 2.�e4
. IWh4� i1Elf6-h6 Yusupov] IWd4= Ye
�a5 [ 1 2 . . . ttl b6]
B 1 ) 1 3 .ttlg5 ? ! lWe3 1 4.lWh5 lLlf6 1 5 .�f7 ctth S
1 6.1Wh4 [Llttlh7] �f5 1 7 .�e3 lLld5+ Aseev­
Rozentalis, Vilnius 1984 i1 1 S . g4 �d3 ;
B2) o 1 3 .�e2 ttl f6 1 4 .�d3 Tukmakov.
9.�e4 de 1 0. ttl g5
A) I0 . . h6 l 1 .lLle4 �h2 1 2.<j{h2 IWh4 1 3 .<j{g l
.
�e4 1 4.ttle3t Forintos, Haag;
B) 10 . . .�f5 l 1 .ttle3
B 1 ) l l . . .ttld7 1 2.Ele l [ 1 2.ttlge4 �e4 1 3 .lLle4
�h2 1 4 .1i>h2 IWh4 1 5 .ctt g l lWe4 1 6 . El e l
�h4=1 El e S [ 1 2 . . . lLlf6 1 3 .lLlee4] 1 3 . e 5 !
[ l 3 .tiJge4 �e4 1 4 .lLle4 �h2 1 5 .ctt h2 IWh4
1 6.�g l Ele4+'] �e7 1 4 .lWb3 Ele7 1 5 .lLlge4±
Corso-Capablanca, Havana m 190 1 ;
B2) II . . . h6 1 2 .lLlge4 � e 4 1 3 .lLle4 � h 2
1 4.�h2 IWh4 1 5 .ctt g l lW e 4 1 6 . Elel IWh4 !
[16 . . 1Wf5 1 7 .Ele7 ! i1lLld7 ? I S .g4+-] 1 7 .lWd3
. 1 3 .lLlbd2 1Wd4
IiJd7 l S . Ele4t ;
C) 10 . . .f5 l 1 .e5 [ l 1 .d5 ttla6+'] �e7 1 2 .lWb3
�d5 1 3 .�d5 cd 1 4.lLle3 �g5 [ 1 4 . . . EldSoo
Forintos, Haag] 1 5 .�g5 �e6 1 6.b4 lLle6
17.b5 ttl b4°o [ 1 7 . . . lLld4 I S . El ad l lLl e 2
1 9 .tiJd5t].
306 9...ttlf6 ? ! 1 0.lLle3 [ 1 O .�g5] de 1 1 .�e4
h6?! [ 1 l . . .�g4 1 2.h3 �h5 1 3 .g4± ; 1 l . . .lLlbd7
1 2.�g5±] 1 2 . ttl e5 b5 ? ! 1 3 .�b3 a6 1 4.1Wf3±/
--t ga7 1 5 .lLle4 lLle4 1 6.lWe4 Ele7 1 7 .�h6
1·0 Klovans-Levchenkov, Riga 197 1 .
119
9 ...fs 26 9/8. El e l/C2.
-
9 .. .lLla6 1 0.lLle3 lLle3 I 1 . be de 1 2 .�e4 IWa5
1 3 .lWb3 lLle7 1 4 .lLle5 ttld5 1 5 .�d2t Renet­
Miralles, Marseille 1988.
307 10.cs? � h 2 ! + (Emelin- Raetsky,
Rostov 1993) i1 1 1 .<j{h2 lLlf2 1 2 .lWe2 lLld3
1 3 .lWd3 �f3-+.
A) 1 3 . Eld3 �c l 1 4.lWc 1 �f3 1 5 .Elf3 [ l 5 .gf
Rongguang;
B) 1 3 . Ele3 �c l 1 4. El c 1 �f3 1 5 .1Wf3 IWd4=
Ye Rongguang.
1 2 . El el �f3 1 3 . 1Wf3 IWh4 1 4.h3 IW d4=
Hjartarson-Ye Rongguang, Novi Sad (01)
1990 -50/331 .
309 12. . .lWd7 1 3 .d5 c d 1 4.lWd5± Mohr-
10k.
12. . .f4 1 3 . Ele 1 El e S 1 4 .EleS [ 1 4.�d2±] lWeS
1 5 . e5 ! �f3 1 6. gf lWg6 1 7 .<j{h l ± Mohrlok.
310 13.ds �f3
A) 1 4. gf? ! IWh4 1 5 .d6 lWe4 1 6 .de lWe6
1 7 . eblW El abS+' Mohrlok.
B) 1 4.1Wf3 IWh4 1 5 .d6 lWe4 1 6 .lWb3 IWb3
1 7 . ab �b6 I S .lLle3 lLld7= Mohrlok;
A) 1 4 .lLld4 �d l 1 5 . b3 �h5 1 6 .�b2 [ l 6 .�a3
�b6 ! ] e5 1 7 .lLlb5 �f4= Mohrlok;
B) 1 4 .lWe2
Bl) 14 . . . lWb6 1 5 .lLlb3 f4 1 6 .�d2 ! t Mohr-
10k;
B2) 1 4 . . . lWdS 1 5 .b3 �d6 [ l 5 . . . ttla6 1 6 .�a3
EleS 1 7 .Ele U Mohrlok] 1 6.�b2 lLla6
[ 1 6 .. .f4? 1 7 .e5 ! �e5 I S . Ele5 ! ± Mohrlok]
1 7 .Eld l lLle5 I S .h3 �h5 1 9 .ttlb l �f3 20.gf
IW g5 2 1 .<j{h I lLle6 22.lWe6 ctth S 23.Elg 1 Elf6 !
24.�ffi IWf6= Read-Mohrlok, corr 1992
NIC YB27/80.
31 1 l5.b3 ct:l d7 1 6 .�b2 E1 ae 8 1 7 .iWe2
[ 1 7 .E1e8 E1e8 18.iW5 iWd2�] E1e6 1 8 .iWe6
E1f7 1 9 .E1d 1 iW eS= Mohrlok.
31 2 18.f3 iWhS± Mohrlok.
31 3 10.ct:lc3 ct:l c 3 l 1 .bc �d3 1 2 .iWd3 dc
1 3 .iWc4 ct:l d7 1 4.�gS
A) 14 . . . ct:l b6
A1) I S .iWd3 iWd7 1 6.�h4 h6 1 7 .�g3 E1ae8
1 8.c4 ct:l c8= Wang Zili-Ye Rongguang,
China ch 1987;
A2) I s .iWb3 iWc7 1 6 . E1e2 h6 1 7 .�d2 cS
[ l 7 . . . E1ae8] 1 8 .E1ae l (de Firmian-Wolff,
Philadelphia 1987 -44/(375» cd 1 9 .cd iWc4
20.iWb l iWdS =.
B) 1 4 ... iWc7 IS .iWb3
B1) I S . . . cS 1 6 . E1 ab l b6 1 7 .iWdS E1 a e 8
1 8 . E1bd l E1e l 1 9 .E1e l ct:lb8 2 0 . h 3 h6 2 1 .�d2
E1d8= Bashkov-Haba, Ostrava 1991;
B2) I S . . . E1 fe 8 1 6 .c4 cS 1 7 . dS ct:l e S =
Tseshkovsky-Makarychev, Moscow Tal
mem. 1992;
10.iWc2
A) 1 O . . . ct:l a6 l 1 . a3 �g6 1 2 .cS �c7 1 3 . ct:l bd2
[ 1 3 . ct:l c 3 -B] fS 1 4.b4 iWf6 I S .�b2 E1ae8
1 6.ct:lb3± (Manca-Savva, Groningen 1986)
E1e7 l 7 . ct:l eS M3 ;
B) 1 O . . . �g6 l 1 .cS �c7 1 2 . ct:l c 3 [ 1 2 . ct:l e S ?
ct:l f2 1 3 .iWf2 � e S 1 4 .�g6 fg+ Forintos,
Haag]
B1) 1 2 . . . ct:l a6 1 3 .a3
B 1 1 ) 1 3 . . . E1e8 1 4 .b4 iWf6 1 S . ct:l e4 de 1 6.�e4
E1e4 1 7 . E1e4 iWfS 1 8 .ct:l d2 iWhS 1 9 . ct:l f l iWdS
20.0 �e4 2 1 .iWe4± Yudasin-Rozentalis,
Lvov 1990;
B12) 1 3 . . . fS 1 4.b4 �hS I S . ct:l eS �eS 1 6.de
ct:l c7 l 7 .f3
B121) 1 7 . . . iWh4 1 8 .�e3 ct:l c 3 1 9 .iWc3 ct:l e6
20.iWc2 g6 2 1 .bS f4 22 .�f2 iWe7°o Lanka­
Lauk, Vilnius zt 1993;
B122) 1 7 . . . ct:lc3 1 8 .iWc3 ct:l e6 1 9 .iWc2 g6
120
20.�e3 f4 2 1 .�f2 iWe7= Chekhov;
B2) 1 2 . . . ct:lc3 1 3 .�g6 hg 1 4 .bc ct:l d7 I S .�g5
1/2-1J2 Yudasin-Rozentalis, USSR ch 1990.
1 0.c5 �c7 l 1 .iWc2 �g6= - 10.iWc21B.3 1 4
10 iWb6 l 1 .iWc2 ! Khalifman.
..•
31 4 10 ... iWd7 ! ?
A ) l 1 .cd c d 1 2 . ct:l c3 �e6 ! 1 3 .�e4 d e 1 4.d5
�dS [ 1 4 . . . ef? IS .de fe 1 6.E1e6It>h8 l 7 .�e3±]
I S . ct:l dS (l/2-1J2 Mikhalchishin-Ionov,
Klaipeda 1988) ef 1 6 .iWO ct:l c6 1 7 .�h6 !?
E1fe8 1 8 .�g7It>g7 1 9.iWf61t>g8 20.iWgS \tlh8
2 1.iWf6 It>g8= Ionov, Livshits;
B) 1 1 . ct:l c3 dc 1 2.�c4 ct:l c3 1 3 .bc bS 1 4.�f l:t
Ionov, Livshits -NIC YB 11/165.
31 5 l1 .cd
A) 1 1 . . . ct:l ecS 1 2 .dc ct:l cS 1 3 .�fS ct:lb3 14.ab
cd± Mardle-Milner-Barry, Bognor Regis
1964;
B) 1 1 . . .cd 1 2 . ct:l c 3
B 1 ) 1 2 . . . �b4
B 1 1) 1 3 . ct:l e4 de [ 1 3 . . . �e l ? 1 4 . ct:l eg5]
1 4.�e4 �e l l S .�fS iWaS 1 6.�e4� Anand·
Ivanchuk, (blindfold) Melody Amber
1993;
B12) 1 3 .iWdS iWdS 1 4.ct:ldS E1fe8 I S .E1e3±
Akopian-Rozentalis, USSR 1990;
C) 1 2 . . . ct:l b4 ! ? 1 3 .�e4 de
C 1 ) 1 4 . ct:l e4 �e6� Khalifman;
C2) 1 4 .�g5 iWb6 I S . ct:l e4 E1fe8 [ I S . . . �e6
1 6 .iWd l ] 1 6. ct:l d 6 iWd6 1 7 .�f4 iWb6 1 8 .�c7±
Khalifman-Akopian, Groningen 1993;
D) 1 2 . . . �e6 ! ? 1 3 . a3 [ 1 3 .iWb7 ct:lb4] ct:lc7
1 4 .iWc2 [ 1 4 .iWb7 E1b8 I S .iWc6? �d7] f5
I S . ct:l e2 �f7 1 6 .�f4 %-1J2 Popovic·
Fahnenschmidt, Bundesliga 1 988.
31 6 11 . . . ct:ld2? ! 1 2 . �d2 �d3 1 3 .c5±
Khalifman.11 ... ct:lec5? ! 1 2 .dc ct:l cS 1 3 .�f5
ct:l b3 1 4.ab
A) 1 4 . . . dc I S .bc �b4 1 6.�gS iWb6 1 7 .�e3
Wfc7 1 8 .g3± Khalifman-Rozentalis, Vilnius
1988 -45/ 35 1.
B ) 1 4 ... d4 1 S .ct:l d 4 �h2 1 6.�h2 1Wd4 l 7 .<j;lg l
a6 1 8 .�e3 1WeS 1 9 .�c2± Voina-Dempster,
corr 1991.
3 1 7 12.1Wc4? !
A) 1 2 . . . �e6 1 3 .1Wa4 l2l acS [ 1 3 . . . l2l c3 1 4.bc
h6 ! ?] 1 4 .dc l2l cs l S .�h7 <j;lh7 1 6 .1Wc2 �g8
lH:JgS ! ? i1l2ld3 l S .Eld l �fS 1 9 .12lge4 l2l cS
[ 1 9 . ..ctJ c l 20.1W c l +- Serper, Hasin] 20 .�f4
/Lle4 [20 . . . El e 8 2 1 . El d6+-] 2 1 . l2l e4 �e4
22.Wfe41/!le7 23 .1We7 �e7 24.Eld7± ;
B) 1 2 . . . �h2 ! 1 3 . � h2 l2l d6 1 4 .1Wb3 �d3
1 5 .�gS 1Wc7 1 6 . El e7 1WcS 1 7 . �f4 �c4
1 8.Wfc2 l2l fS 1 9 .EleS �e6 20.g4 l2l e7 2 l .�g3
/Llb4+ Emelin-Avrukh, Alma Ata 199 1 .
31 8 15.�a3 �e6 1 6 .1Wb2 �dS= l 7 . l2l eS
E1e8 1 8 .�d6 1/2-V2 Serper-Akopian, Ade­
laide 1988 -47/(387).
31 9 15 ... a6 ! ?
A) 16.�a3 �e6 l 7 .1Wc2 �dS l S .�d6 1Wd6
1 9./LlgS g6 20. l2l e4 �e4 2 l .1We4 ElfeS=;
B) 1 6.igS 1Wd7 l 7 . l2l eS � : eS l S . deoo•
320 18.de �e6 1 9 . El ed 1 � b 3 2 0 . El d7
E1fc8°o Oll-Rozentalis, Klaipeda 1988.
32 1 10.1/!lc2
A) lO . . . ifS 1 1 . l2l c 3
AI) 1 l . . . l2l a6 1 2. a3 1Wf6 1 3 .cd l2l c3 1 4.�fS
E1e I 1 5.tt:le 1 l2l dS 1 6.�h7 <j;lhS l 7 .�d3 1Wd4
1 8./Llf31/!lcS 1 9 .1We2± Lornje-Meiers, Le­
ningrad 1989;
A2) l l . . .ib4
A21) 1 2.:8e2? ! l2l c 3 1 3 .Ele8 1WeS 1 4.�fS ?
liJe2 1 5 .�fl l2ld4 ! 1 6 .ih7 �hS 1 7 .1Wd3 l2l f3
1 8.gf g6
-+ Isupov-Frog, Vladivostok 1990;
A22) 1 2.a3 �c3 1 3 .bc l2l d7 1 4 . El b 1 b6
121
l S . a4± Sanchez-Campomanes, Moscow 01
1 9S6;
A23) 1 2 .�gS f6 1 3 . l2l h4 l2l c3 1 4 .EleS 1WeS
l S . l2l5 l2l e4 1 6 .�f4 gS ? ! ± Pappenheim­
Bauer, Frankfurt 1887;
B) 1 O . . . l2l a6 1 l .a3 fS 1 2 . l2l c3 l2l c7 1 3 . cd
cd= Taskovits-Szuliman, Szekszard 1989;
C) 1 0 . . . �g4 ! 1 1 .�e4 de 1 2.Ele4 �f3 1 3 . gf
l2l d7 1 4. l2l c 3 1Wf6� I S .cS �c7 1 6.1Wd 1 1Wg6
1 7 . El g4 1WhS l S . Elg2 El adS+ Petrushin­
Rozentalis, Barnau1 1984.
10.l2l bd2 �fS 1 1 .cS �fS [ 1 1 . . .�c7] 1 2 .1Wc2
l2l d7 1 3 . l2l f l [ 1 3 . l2l e4 ? ! de 1 4 .�e4 El e4
I S .Ele4 l2l f6+] �g6= Khalifman-Rozentalis,
USSR 1985.
10.h3 �fS [ 1 O . . . l2l d7 ! ?] 1 1 .1Wb3 l2l a6 1 2 .cd
[ 1 2 .cS ? l2l acS+]
A) 1 2 . . . l2l acS ? ! 1 3 . dc l2l cS 1 4 . Ele8 1WeS
l S .1Wa3 l2l d3 1 6.1Wd6 l2l c 1 l 7 . l2l c3± Stecko;
B) 1 2 . . . l2l b4? ! 1 3 . dc l2l d3 1 4 .1Wd3 l2l gS
l S .�gS El e 1 1 6. l2l e 1 1WgS 1 7 .1We3± Stecko;
C) 1 2 . . . cd 1 3 . l2l c3
Cl) 1 3 . . . �b4 1 4 .�f4 l2l c 3 I S .�fS l2l e2
1 6. Ele2 Ele2 1 7 .�d3± Mikhalchishin;
C2) 1 3 . . . l2l b4
C21) 1 4.�e4 �e4 I S . l2l e4 de 1 6 . l2l gS 1Wc7
1 7 .�d2 l2l c2 ! I S . l2l f7 l2l a 1 1 9 .12lh6 <j;lhS
20. l2l f7 = Mikhalchishin;
C22) 1 4.�b 1 1Wd7 [i1�h3 ] I S . l2l eS l2l c 3
C22 1 ) 1 6.1Wc 3 �eS 1 7 .de aS ! ?t [ 1 7 . . . �b 1 = ;
1 7 . . . l2l c6] ;
C222) 1 6.bc �eS
C2221 ) 1 7 .EleS ? ! l2l d3 I S .EleS EleS 1 9 .�e3
1Wc6 !f' Yudasin-Mikhalchishin, Lvov 1987
-44/37 S ;
C2222) l 7 . de l2l d3 l S .�d3 �d3= Stecko;
C2223) 1 7 .�fS ! �h2 [ 1 7 . . . �d6 ! ? l S.�e3=]
I S . <j;lh2 1Wd6 1 9 .�f4 1Wf4 20. <j;l g 1 =
Mikhalchishin.
10.1Wb3 l2l a6 1 1 .cd [ 1 1 . l2l c3 ! ?] cd 1 2 . l2l c 3
�e6 1 3 . a3 [ 1 3 .1Wb7 l2lb4] l2l c7 1 4 . 1Wc2
[ 1 4 .1Wb7 ElbS=] fS I S . l2l bS l2l bS 1 6 .�bS
�d7= Makarychev-Nikolenko, Moscow
1987 -45/(35 1 ) .
322 1 0 . . . �f5 1 1 .%Vb3 [ 1 1 .%Vc2 - 3 2 1 1
10.%Vc2/A] lIJa6 1 2.cd lIJacS 1 3 .dc lIJcS.
1 4 .l'l:eS %VeS I S .�fS lIJb3 1 6 .ab± Klundt­
Knuth, West Berlin 1987.
323 11 .l'l:e8 %VeS 1 2.bc
A) 12 . . .lIJd7 ? 1 3 .%Vc2 g6 1 4.cS �c7 I S .�gS !
f6 1 6 .l'l:e l %Vn 1 7 .�h6 b6 I S .h4 ! bc 1 9 .hS
lIJfS 2 0 . �f8 %VfS 2 1 . � g 6 ! + - Adianto­
Gunavan, Jakarta zt 1993;
B) 1 2 . . . dc 1 3 .�c4 �g4
Bl) 1 4.�e3 lIJd7 I S .�e2 bS= Korzubov­
Rozentalis, Lvov 1985;
B2) 1 4 .�gS lIJd7 [ 1 4 . . . h6 I S .�h4 %Ve4
(Forintos, Haag) 1 6.%Vb3 ! ?] I S .%Vd3 lIJb6
1 6.�b3 �hS 1 7 .l'l:e l %Vd7 1 S .lIJeS l'l:eS I 9 . f4
�eS 20Je �g6 2 1 .%Vf3± L.A.Schneider­
Valkesalmi, Torshavn 1987 ;
C) 1 2 . . . �g4 !
C l ) 1 3 .cd cd [ 1 3 . . . �f3 1 4.%Vf3 %Ve l I S .�fl
�h2 1 6.mh2 %Vfl 1 7 .�h6 !+- i1%Vg4] 1 4.�d2
Forintos, Haag;
C2) 1 3 .�e3 lIJd7 ? 1 4 . c d cd I S .�h7±
Levchenkov-Meiers, USSR 1986;
C3) 1 3 .h3 �hS 1 4 .�e3 %Ve7 I S .cd cd 1 6. g4
�g6 1 7 .�g6 hg I S .%Vb3 %Vd7 1 9 . 'tt> g 2 %Vc6
20.l'l:b l b6 2 1 .%VbS mfS± (Eskelinen-Utasi,
Groningen 1982) 22.a4 ;
C4) 1 3 .�d2 i1�h7 %VdS
C41) 1 4.�h7 ? ! 'tt> h 7 I S .%Vb l mgS 1 6 .lIJgS
g6 1 7 .%V:b7l1Jd7 I S .%Vc6l1Jf6 1 9 .%Vb7 �e6
20.cS (Weinkauf-Werner, corr 1966) �c7 +
Van der Tak;
C42) 1 4 .l'l:b l dc I S .�c4 %Vc7 1 6.h3 �fS
1 7 .lIJgS �g6 I S .%Ve2 lIJd7 1 9 .�d3 �d3
20.%Vd3 lIJf6= Burn-Marshall, Karlsbad
1911 ;
C43) 1 4 .cd cd IS .h3 �hS 1 6 .l'l:b l ! ?
[ 1 6.%Vb3°o Jonsson] Polugaevsky.
1 22
324 H ... dc 1 2 .�gS l'l:e l 1 3 .%Vel \Wf8
1 4.�c4l1Jd7 I S .�d3 [ I S .�b3 lIJb6 1 6.�e5
�e6 1 7 .�e6 fe±] lIJb6 1 6 .c4 [ 1 6 .%Ve4 f5
1 7 .%Ve2 lIJdS I S . c4 lIJf4±] cS 1 7 .d5±
Khalifman-Rozentalis, USSR 1986.
11 ... l'l:el 1 2 .%Ve l h6 1 3 .h3 �e6 1 4 .cd cd
I S .lIJeS lIJc6 1 6 . f4 %Vc7= Hawelko·
G.Garcia, Polanica Zdroj 1987 .
325 13 ... %Vc8? 1 4.�e7 �e7 I S .%Ve7 h6
1 6 .lIJeS �e6 1 7J4---+ Novik-Meiers, Lenin·
grad 1989.
326 14 ... lIJa6? ! I S . cd cd 1 6 .l'l:b l ±
Timman.
327 15 dc? 1 6 .�c4 !±.
•••
328 17 ... lIJd7 ! ? I S .cd %VdS
A) 1 9 .�e4 ? ! %Va2 20.%Vd3 l'l:eS 2 1 .�h7Ifif8+
Huebner;
B) 1 9 .1'l:bSoo Timman.
17 ... %Ve3
A) I S .�e3 �f3 1 9. 9f lIJc6 20.cd �e7=
Timman
B) I S.fe lIJc6 ! ? 1 9 .cd lIJb4 20.�c4 �f5�
Huebner-Timman, Rotterdam 1988 -46/
393.
329 9 �f5 l O.lIJc3 l'l:eS [ 1 1 .l'l:e l -32 11
. .•.
10.%Vc2/A] 1 1 .�e3 lIJa6 1 2.a3 lIJc7 1 3 .c5
�fS 1 4 .lIJe2l1Je6 I S .b4 %Vf6oo/fl Apicella·
Buckley, Oakham 1990.
9 ... lIJf6 ? !
A) 1 0.cS ! ? �c7 1 1 .�gS h 6 1 2 .�h4± Ernst·
Sorensen, Cobenhavn 1985;
B) l O.�gS h6 [ l O . . . dc ! ? Steinitz]
B l ) 1 1 .�e3 dc 1 2.�c4 �g4 1 3 .lIJbd2l1Jbd7
1 4.�h6---+ Potter-Mason, London 1867;
B2) 1 1 .�h4 dc 1 2 .�c4l1Jbd7 1 3 .lIJc3
B2l) 13 . . . %VaS ? ! 1 4.l'l:fe l %VhS I S .lIJe2±'Iljin
Genevsky-Poljak, Leningrad 1938;
B22) 1 3 . . . tLlb6 (Forintos, Haag) t;
B23) 1 3 . . . Wlc7 1 4 .l:Ue l tLlb6 ? ! [ 1 4 . . . b6t
Kadar; 14 . . . b5] 1 5 .�f6 tLlc4 1 6 .tLle4 ! ±
Kadar-Koszuros, Pecs 1970.
9...�g4?! 1 O.tLle5 ! ? �e5 l 1 .de �f5 1 2.f3
'lNb6 13.c5 tLl c5 1 4 .�f5 tLl b 3 1 5 . E1t2 tLl a l
1 6.�h7 @hS 1 7 .Wlf5+- Sanguinetti­
Puiggros, Argentina (ch) 1957.
9. �e6! ?
..
A) 1 O.�e4 de l 1 .tLlg5 �f5 1 2 . tLl e4 [ 1 2 .tLlc3
�en Schwarz] �h2 1 3 .@h2 Wlh4 1 4.@g l
�e4 1 5 .'rMic3= [M3 , �e3] Forintos, Haag;
B) W.c5 �c7 l 1 .tLlc3 f5 1 2.tLle2co [ 1 2.b4
ILldn Schwarz; 1 2 .Wlb3 ] ;
C) W.cd cd 1 1 .�e4 d e 1 2 .Wle4 �d5
Cl) 13 .'rMid3
Cll) 1 3 . . . � f3 1 4 . Wlf3 Wlh4 1 5 .g3 Wld4
1 6.'lNb7± [ 1 6. tLl c 3 t ] ;
C12) 1 3 . . . tLlc6 ! ?� Schwarz;
C2) 1 3 . 'rMif5 �e6 [ 1 3 . . . g6 ! ? ; 1 3 . . . tLlc6]
1 4.'lNhS tLlc6 1 5 .tLlc3 tLl b4t/� Hildkrog­
Christensen, corr 1985.
330 10.cd cd l 1 . tLl e5 �e6 .'1 1 2.f3 Wlb6 !
Forintos, Haag.
lO.c5�c7 [ 1 O . . . �e7 .'1�f6 Forintos, Haag]
1 1 .ILlc3 tLld7 [ 1 1 . . .�e6 ! ? -3291B] 1 2 .tLle2
'lNe8 1 3 .�f4 �dS 1 4 . tLl e5 �f6 1 5 . tLl d7 �d7
1 6.f3;1; Geiser-Kotschil, corr 1987.
lO.'lNb3
Cl) I O . . . 'rMib6 [ 1 0 . . . dc 1 1 .�c4 @hS 1 2 . tLl c 3
-C2l
Cll) l 1 .cd Wlb3 1 2 . ab cd 1 3 .tLlc3 �e6
1 4.lLlb5 CiJc6= Schach Archiv;
C 12) l 1 .c5 ! Wlb3 1 2 . ab �c7 1 3 .b4± Schach
Archiv;
C2) l O . . . @hS l 1 . tLl c 3 dc [ 1 1 . . .tLla6 -45]
1 2.�c4 CiJc3 1 3 .Wlc3 [ 1 3 .bc] b5 1 4 .�b3 f4
IS .lLleS 'rMif6
C21) 1 6.CiJc6? f3 1 7 .�d5 �b7 1 S .g3 E1cS-+
Williams-Staunton, London 1851;
C22)1 6.E1e 1 ;1; Van der Tak.
1 23
331 10 ...�e6? ! 1 1 .Wlb3± Forintos, Haag.
10 ... tLlc3? ! I I .bc b6
A) 1 2 . E1 e l Wlf6 1 3 . � g5 Wlg6 1 4 .�e7±
Langier-Neme, Buenos Aires 1991;
B) 1 1 . . .h6 I 2 . E1 e l b6 1 3 .tLle5± Napier­
Mason, Hannover 1902.
332 11 .a3 -48.
11. cd tLlb4 1 2 .Wld l
A ) 1 2 . . . tLlc3 I 3 .bc tLld3 1 4 .Wld3 cd 1 5 .Wlb5t
Ernst-Machado, Malme 1987;
B) 1 2 . . . cd= Forintos, Haag.
333 l 1 ...tLlh4?! 1 2.�e2 [.'1c5 ; Xb4] �e7
1 3 .a3 tLl c 3 1 4 .Wlc3 tLl a6 I 5 .cd cd 1 6.�f4±
Wittmann-Cederlind, corr 1982.
334 12.tLle2?! tLl b4 1 3 .�b l dc 1 4 .Wlc4
WleS 1 5 .�f4 tLld5 1 6 .�d6 tLl d6 1 7 .Wlc5co
Rodin-Lopatsky, corr 1985.
335 13.tLld5? ! �e6 1 4.Wlb7 [ 1 4.�c4 E1cS
1 5 .@h l tLl b4-+ Schwarz] tLl ac5 1 5 . dc tLl c5
1 6.�g5 [ 1 6.Wlb5 E1bS 1 7 .Wlc4 �d5+] �d5
1 7 .Wlb5 [ 1 7 .Wld5 ? ? �h2+-] Wlc7 1 S .b4 a6+
Vaiser-Pozdnikin, corr 1986.
13.tLle2 tLlb4 1 4.�f4
A ) 1 4 . . . �f4 1 5 .tLlf4W1d6 1 6 .g3 tLld3 1 7 .Wld3
g5 l S .tLlg2 f4 1 9 .tLle5 Wlh6= Poulsen­
Christensen, corr 1984;
B) 14 . . . a5 1 5 .�b5 �f4 1 6 .tLlf4 g5 1 7 .tLl e2
g4 1 S .tLle5
Bl) l S . . . tLl d2? ! 1 9 .Wle3 tLl f l 20.E1f l � tLl c6
2 1 .�c6 bc 22.Wlh6tI± Kuznetsov-Varia­
mov, corr 1986 ;
B2) I S . . . f4 I 9 .E1ad l
B21) 1 9 . . . f3 20.tLlg3 �f5 2 1 .gf tLl g3 22.fg
�c2 23 .Wle3 (Sveshnikov-Kochiev, Ash­
khabad USSR ch( l l) 1978) gf! 24.E1d2 �e4
25 .tLlf3 Wlb6� f± Pelcev-Borisov, corr 1985;
B22) 1 9 . . . tLld6 !
B221) 20.a3 tLl b5 2 1 .ab f3 22 . tLl g3 E1a6+
Grozdensky-Borisov, corr 1986;
B222) 20.�d3 ctJ d3 2 1 . ctJ d3 f3 22 . ctJ g 3
ctJ e4 ! + [llE1a6-h6--t] Forsberg-Borisov, corr
1988.
1 3 . ctJ bS ! ? �bS 1 4 . E1 e 1 �e6 l S . a3 � g S
1 6 . ctJ e3 id6 1 7 .�fl [ 1 7 .Wb7 ctJ aeS l S .de
ctJ eS 1 9 .WbS E1bS] gS [ l 7 . . . ctJ aeS!? (Borisov)
11 l S.de �eS 1 9 . ctJ e4 fe Xf2] l S .Wb7 g4°o
Volchok-Borisov, corr 1984 .
336 IS.Wc4 E1b4 1 6.We2 �b7 1 7 .�e3 E1eS
l S .a3 E1b3 1 9 . ctJ e4 E1e4�/t Madsen-Chri­
stensen, corr 1986.
337 16.ctJ f7 E1f7 1 7 .Wf7 ctJ e3 l S .be �h2
1 9 .\t>h2 Wh4 20.\t>g 1 �g2= Forintos, Haag.
338 18.fe ctJ e3 1 9.be We4=/t A.Rodri­
guez-Sieiro Gonzalez, Cuba (ch) 1982.
339 12.ctJ a3?! E1eS 1 3 .Wh4 Wh4 -342.
12.a3 ? ! E1eS 1 3 . ctJ e S ctJ a6 1 4.We 2 �eS l S .de
E1eS+ Serovalsky-Fedoseev, corr 1986.
340 14.ctJ f3 �g4 l S .a3 �f3 1 6.gf Wh4
[llE1f6--t] 1 7 .We6 \t>hS
A) l S .Wd6? E1f6 1 9.Wd7 ctJe2 20.E1a2 ctJ d4--t;
B) l S.ab? E1f6 1 9 .Wd7 E1g6 20.\t>h1 E1dS
2 1 .Wf5 E1gS 22.We6 WhS 2 3 . ctJ d2 E1g6-+
Klaic-Grodzensky, corr 1989;
C) l S .Wg4 Wg4 1 9.fg ctJ e 2 20.E1a2 ctJ d4+
Kuznetsov-Raetsky, corr 1986.
341 18.\t>bl ctJ a6 1 9 . ctJ g5 �fS� Khra­
mov-Raetsky, corr 1986.
342 12.Wh4? Wh4 1 3 . ctJ h4 ctJ b4 1 4 . ctJ a3
E1e4 l S . ctJf3 �g4 1 6.�e3 �f3 1 7 .gf E1h4+
Krause.
343 12 ... ctJ b4? ! 1 3 .Wb3 �fS 1 4 .�gS ! ±
Keres.
1 24
12 cS ! ? Rozentalis.
.•.
344 13.h3? ctJb4 ll�f3 + . 13.a3? �f3
1 4.Wf3 Wh4+ . 13.ctJ gS g6
A) 1 4. ctJ e4? �fS l S . ctJ be 3 ctJ eS-+ Mikhai·
lov;
B) 1 4. a3 �e2 I S . W h 3 hS 1 6 . E1 e 1 �g4
1 7 .We3+ Schwarz;
C) 1 4 . ctJ e3 ctJ b4 l S .Wd2 �fS� Schwarz.
13.ctJbd2 ctJ eS 1 4.de ! ? [ 1 4.We2 ctJ e6�] �h2
l S . ctJ h2 Wd3 1 6. ctJ g4°o Van der Tak.
345 14 ... ctJ cS ? ! l S .We3 ctJ e4
A) l S . . . ctJ e6 1 6 .E1fe 1 h6 1 7 .�e3 fS l S .d5 cd
1 9 .ed± Mironov-Kulikov, corr 1986;
B) 1 6 . ctJ e4 E1e4 1 7 .eS �e7 l S .E1fe l ge l
1 9 .E1e l ± Lopatsky-Kuznetsov, corr 1986.
346 18.f4 ctJ b4 1 9 .We3 WhS� Kruppa·
Rozentalis, Lvov 1985.
347 10 ... E1e8 ! ? 1 1 . ctJ e3 �g4 [ 1 1 . ..�f5
1 2 .E1e 1 -3 2 1 /10.Wc2/A]
A) 1 2.eS ? ! �e7 1 3 . ctJ e4 de 1 4.�e4 �f3 !
[ 1 4 . . .fS ? l S .Wb3 �hS 1 6.ctJ gS+- Dokhoianj
l S . �f3 Wd4 1 6 . � e3 E1 e 3 ! + Ehlvest·
Dokhoian, Tallinn 1986;
B) 1 2 . ctJ e4 de 1 3 .�e4
B l ) 1 3 . . . �f3 1 4.�f3 Wh4 1 S . g3 Wd4 l 6.�e3
Wf6 1 7 .�e4 ! ± Dokhoian;
B2) 1 3 . . . fS ! ? 1 4 . i fS if3 l S . gf � h4oo
Dokhoian.
348 H.cd ed 1 2.�a6 ba 1 3 .We6
A) 1 3 . . . Wb6 ! ? 1 4 . WdS ( l 4 . W aS ? ! �b7
l S .WfS �fS--t Schwarz) \t>hSoo;
B) 1 3 . . . E1bS 1 4 .WdS �hS l S .We4 ib7�.
H.cS �e7
A) 1 2. ctJ e S ctJ e7 1 3 .f3 [ 1 3 .b4 ! ?] ctJ e6 ! 1 4.�e3
[ 1 4.fe? de+] igS ,
A I ) l S .�gS ctJ 4gS 1 6.We3 f4+ Kogan;
A2) l S .f4
A21) 1 5 . . . �h6 1 6.ltJ e 3 �d7 1 7 .b4 �e8 1 8 .g4
g6°o de Firmian-Kogan, USA (eh) 1986 -
42/383;
A22) 15 . . . �f6 ! ? 1 6.b4 g5 1 7 . g3 gf 1 8 .gf
A221) 1 8 . . . �e5 ! ? 1 9 .de [ 1 9 . fe f4 20.�f2
i2l 6g5 2 1 .@h l �h3 22.Ei:g l f3-+] d4 20.�c l
mh8+ Glek;
A222) 1 8 . . . @h8 1 9. Ct:J e 3 �e5 20Je f4 2 1 .�f2
(Rusakov-Glek, eorr 1 988 -45/(354))
i2l 6g5 !+ Glek;
B) 1 2.b4 ! ? Ct:J e7 1 3 . Ct:J e5 Ct:J e6 1 4.�b2 Ct:J f4
1 5 .f3 12lg5 1 6. Ct:J d2 a6 1 7 .Ei:fe l oo/;!; Udalov­
Kuzenkov, eorr 1986.
349 12.iWb3 ? ! @h8 1 3 .ed ed+ (Sevillano­
Wolff, Bagnio 1 987) � 1 4 . @ h l iWf6
1 5 .i2l d5? iWf7 1 6.�e4 b5+.
l2.:r:le1 @h8 1 3 .b4 [ 1 3 .�d2 �dn ��e8-h5
Urday-Dnarte, Santiago 1987] �d7 1 4 .�b2
�e8°o 1 5 .e5 �e7 1 6 . Ct:J e 5 �h4 1 7 .Ei:fl [ 1 7 .g3
C/Je6 1 8 .l2le2 Ct:J f2 1 9 .@f2 f4� Van der Tak]
�g5 1 8 .l2le2 �h5 t Gnfeld-Koehiev, USSR
1980 -29/218.
12.M ! ?
A ) 1 2 . . . l2l e 3 ? 1 3 . iW e 3 de 1 4 .�e4 Ct:J d5
1 5.1l,lfb3 @h8 1 6 .�g5± Gaprindashvili­
Steroina, USSR 1974;
B) o 1 2 . . . @h8 Van der Tak.
350 1 3 ... @ h8 1 4 .�b2 iWe8 [ 1 4 . . . Ei: f6 ! ?
Timman] 1 5 .Ei:ae l iWh5 1 6. Ct:J e5 f4
AI) 1 7 .�e4 de 1 8 .iWe4 �e5 [ 1 8 . . . Ct:J g5
1 9 . i2l f4 iWh6 2 0 . iW e3 Ei: f4 2 1 . �c l ! + - ]
1 9.1We5iWe5 20.de f3 2 1 .gfCt:J g5 ! = Timman;
A2) 1 7 .f3 Ct:J4g5 1 8 .ed cd 1 9 .�e l ! [�iWb3]
�e5- 20.de �d7 2 1 .�b2± Timman-Salov,
Saint John em 1 98 8 -45/354.
351 1 4 ... l2l f4 (Forintos, Haag) 1 5 . Ct:J f4
�f4 1 6.l2le5 [�Ei:ae l ,g3 , f3] .
352 1 5J'�ae 1 ? Ei:h6
1 25
A) 1 6. Ct:J g 3 Ct:J 6g5 1 7 .Ct:J g5 1 7 . Ct:J e 5 �e5 1 8 .de
Ct:J f3 ! 1 9 .9f iWh4-+
iWg5 1 8 .�e l f4 1 9 . Ct:J e4 iWh4 20.h3 �h3+/---+
Chandler;
B) 1 6 .�cl Ct:J 4g5 1 7 . Ct:J e5 �e5 1 8 .de Ct:J f3
1 9 .9f f4+ 20.�f5 (Chandler-Dive, Welling­
ton 1988) B 1 ) 20 . . . iWh4 2 l .h3 Ei:f8 ---+ ;
B2) 20 . . . iWg5
B21) 2 1 .@h l iWh5 22.h3 Ct:J g5 ---+ Van der Tak;
B22) 2 1 .�g4 Ct:J d4 22. Ct:J d4 �g4 2 3 . fg iWg4
24. @h l f3 25 . Ct:J f3 iWf3 26.lt>g 1 Ei:g6 27 .iWg6
hg+.
15.Ct:J e5 ! ? M3 Van der Tak.
353 17.Ct:J e5 ? ! (;!; Chandler) Ct:J d2 1 8 .iWd5
�e6 ! ?
A ) 1 9 .iWa2 �g2 20.@g2 �e5 2 1 .de Ei:g6+;
B) 1 9 . Ct:J e 6 be [ 1 9 . . . � h 2 ? 2 0 . lt> h2 Ei: h 6
2 1 . lt>g l iW h 4 2 2 . Ct:J e7 It>h8 2 3 . f3 ] 20.iWe6
Ei:e8 ! ---+ � 2 1 .iWb5 �h2 22.lt>h2 Ei:h6 23 . @ g l
Ct:J f3 24.gf iWh4-+.
17.Ei:ad1 �Ct:J e5°o.
354 13.Ct:J e5?! Ct:J e6 1 4 . Ct:J e2 iWe7 ! ?
[� 1 5 .b4? Ct:J d4 ! ] 1 5 J4+ Mieses.
13.�f4
A) 1 3 . . . . g5 1 4 .�e7 iWe7 1 5 .Ei:ad l g4 1 6 . Ct:J e l
�g5 1 7 .g3°o Bnrkov-Varlamov, eorr 1985-
87;
B) 1 3 . . . Ct:J e6 1 4 .�e5 (Hazai-Valkesalmi,
Espoo 1987) �f6 1 5 .Ct:Je2 iWe8 ! ?oo 1 6.b4�e5
1 7 . Ct:J e5 ? Ct:J d4 1 8 . Ct:J d4 iWe5+ Franke­
Dempster, eorr 1990.
355 14.Ct:J f4
A ) 1 4 . . . �f6 1 5 . Ct:J e 6 �e6 1 6.�f4 �f7 1 7 .�e5
�h5 1 8 .�f6 iWf6 1 9 . CtJ e5 Ei:ad8 20.f3 CtJ g5
2 1 . Ei: fe l Ct:J e6 22 .iWf2;!; Gipslis-Raetsky,
Berlin 1993;
B) 1 4 . . . Ct:J 6g5 ! ? 1 5 . Ct:J g5 Ct:J g5 1 6.Ei:el �f6
1 7 .�e3 g6 1 8 .f3 iWe7 1 9 .iWf2 iWgn Xd4
Sherzer-Wolff, Philadelphia 1 987.
356 15 ... i.d7 1 6.ctJ eSt. �h7 29 . gh+- ] 25 . ttJ c3 %VeS 2 6 . Ei: a l ±
Shakarov.
357 16 ...g5 1 7 . ttJ e5 g4 I SJ3±.
361 1 5 . . . ttJ d7? 1 6 . i.b2 g6 1 7 .i.g6 fg
358 1 8.f3;l; Kapustin-Kuzenkov, corr I S .%Vg6±1---+ Salov.
1 986.
362 17 ...%Vh7 ! ? Salov.
359 1 l .i.e4 ? ! de A) 1 2 . ttJ g5 i.f5 1 3 . ttJ c3 17 ttJ c7= I S .h3 i.h5 1 9 .f4
.•.

[ 1 3 . ttJ e4 ? %Vh4-+ ; 1 3 .f3 i.e7+] Ei:eS 1 4.Ei:e l A) 1 9 . . . f5 20. ttJ d2 ttJ e6 2 1 . ttJ b3
i.c7+ (Ljubojevic-Timman, Linares 1988 AI) 2 1 . . . b6 ? ! 2 2 . ttJ d4t Timman-Salov,
-45/356) 1 5 .i.e3 %V d6 1 6.g3 %V g6 1 7 J3 ef Saint John cm (4) 1 988 -45/355;
I S .%Vf2+ Timman; A2) 2 1 . . . d4 2 2 . ttJ d4 Ei:adS 2 3 . ttJ f5 �f4�
B) 1 2.%Ve4 i.f3 1 3 .%Vf3 %Vh4+ Shakarov. Salov ;
1 l . ttJ bd2 ttJ d2 1 2 . ttJ d2 %Vh4 1 3J4 Ei:aeS B) 1 9 . . . f6 ! ? 20.i.b2 fe 2 1 .i.e5 ttJ e6oo/f±
14.c5 i.bS [ 1 4 . . . i.c7 .'1ttJbS] 1 5 . ttJ b3 Ei:e7 Salov.
1 6 .i.d2 Ei:feS 1 7 .Ei:f2 ttJ c7 I S .g3 %Vh5 1 9 .f5
f6 20.a4 363 1l i.h5 ? !
..•

A) 20 . . . i.f3 ? 2 1 . Ei: afl i.e4 2 2 . ttJ a5 ttJ a6 A) 1 2 .f3 %Vb6 ! ?oo;

23 .i.e4 de 24.%Vb3± Short-Hort, Bundes­ B) 1 2 .cd cd 1 3 .i.e4 de 1 4.%Ve4 Ei:eS 1 5 .if4
Iiga 1988 -45/(355); B l ) 1 5 . . . f6 1 6 .%Vd5t;
B) 20 . . . ttJ a6 2 1 .Ei:afl [2 l . ttJ a5 ? i.f3 22.Ei:afl B2) I S . . . ttJ c7
i.g3 !-+] i.h3 22.Ei:c 1 i.g4 23 .Ei:cfl = Hort; B21) 1 6 .%Vf5 i.g6 1 7 .%Vg4 ttJ e6 I S . Ct:l g6
q 20 . . . i.e2 ! ? 2 1 .i.e2 Ei:e2 2 2 . Ei: af l oo i.f4 1 9 . ttJ f4 1/2-% G . Timoshchenko·
Kasparov. Makarychev, Moscow 1 990;
B22) 0 1 6.%Vb7± .'1ttJc6.
360 13 ... ttJ ac5? !
A ) 1 4 .i.e4 ttJ e4 1 S .f3 %Vb6 1 6 .lii h l f5 1 7 .fe 364 13.cd %Vd5 ! [ 1 3 . . . cd? 1 4 . f3 �b6
fe I S .Ei:g 1 Ei:aeS� Shakarov; 1 5 .i.e3 d4 1 6 .i.d4 Ei:fdS 1 7 .i.e3 E1d3
B) 1 4J3 ! %Vb6 [ l 4 . . . ttJ d 3 ? 1 5 .%Vd3 ttJ c S I S .%Vd3 !+-] 1 4.i.e4 ttJ e4
1 6.%Vc2+- Shakarov] 1 5 .i.e3 d 4 1 6.i.d4 A) 1 5J3 ttJ c5
Ei:fdS [ 1 6 . . . Ei:adS ? 1 7 .i.e4 Ei:d4 I S .i.h7 �hS A I ) 1 6.i.e 3 ttJ b3 1 7 . ttJ c 3 ttJ a l I S .Ei:a l %VeSt
1 9.fg ttJb3 20 . � h l ttJ a l 2 1 .%Vf5 c5 Makarychev;
22.i.g6 !+- Shakarov] A2) 1 6Jg ttJ b3+ Makarychev;
Bl) 1 7 .i.e3 Ei:d3 I S .%Vd3 ttJ d3 1 9 .i.b6 ab A3) 1 6.Ei:d l %Vb3 ! 1 7 .Ei:d2 %Vc2 1 S .Ei:c2 Ct:l b3t
20Jg (20Je i.e2) ttJ b200 Shakarov; Makarychev;
B2) 1 7 .i.e4 Ei:d4 I S .i.h7 � hS 1 9.fg ttJ b3 B) 1 5 . ttJ c3 ttJ c 3 1 6 .%Vc3 Ei: fe S Y2-Y2
20.�h l ttJ a l 2 1 . %V f5 cS 22.%Vf7 ! Iii h 7 23 .e6 Ljubojevic-Akopian, Linares 1995.
B21) 23 . . . Ei:d5 ? 24. ttJ c 3 Ei:e5 25 . ttJ e4 !+- lii h S 13.b4 ttJ d3 1 4.%Vd3 i.f5 1 5 .cd cd 1 6 .�d4
26.tLl gS ! ! 1 -0 Shakarov-Rozentalis, corr Ei:cS
1986 -41/364; A) 1 7 .%Va7 b6� [ 1 7 . . . d4 ! ?] .'1 1 S.f3? E1c l
B22) 23 . . . %Vb5 24.%Vf5 Iii g S [ 2 4 . . . � h S 1 9 . Ei: c 1 %Vg5 20 . Ei: e l i.h3 2 1 .g3 ttJ g3-+
2S . ttJ c 3 %Vd3 26.%Vh5 %Vh7 27.e7 %Vh5 2S.Ei:fS Vladimirov;

1 26
B) 1 7 .f3 t2J gS I S .igS [ l S .iWa7 ? 4:l f3 1 9 . 9f
�c 1 -+ Vladimirov] iW gS 1 9 . 4:l d2 hS
20.�ac I h4 (Hazai-Vladimirov, Rotterdam
1988 -46/399) 2 1 .Ei:fe 1 h3 22.g3= Hazai.
365 15.1Mfc2 i1ie3°o Hort.
366 16 ... h5 ! ? Hort.
367 17 ... g6 I S .ifS [ I S . t2J e 3 ! ?� ] iWfS
1 9.cd cd (Ljubojevic-Hort, Amsterdam
1988 -46/400) 20.Ei:e I ;!; Hort.
17...VMb6 I S .mh l g6°o Hort.
368 9...if5 1 O.ie3 [ l O.iWe2 -329/9 if5] ••.
�e8 [ 1 O . . . t2J e3 ! ?] l 1 .iWe2 4:l a6 1 2.a3 Ei:eS
[ 1 2 ... t2J c 7 ! ?] 1 3 .eS ibS 1 4.Ei:fe l ;!; Valentin­
Rate, Val Maubee 1989.
9.. !g4?! 1 O.ie4 de 1 1 . 4:l e4 ie7 1 2.ie3
. C l l) 1 3 . . . iWe7 [ 1 3 . . . a6 1 4.h3 �hS - 3 7 3 ]
[5 1 3 . t2J cS if3 1 4 . iWO iWd6 I S .iW h 3 ±
Jovanovic-Wernert, Paris c h 1 995.
369 1l ... b5? ! 1 2 .ib3 ifS ? ! [ 1 2 . . . ig4]
1 3 . lI:l e5 !eS 1 4.de iWd l I S .Ei:d l as 1 6. a4±
Tal.
1l ...! f5? !
A) 1 2 .!gS iWe7 1 3 . Ei:el 4:l d7 [ 1 3 . . . h6 ! ?]
1 4 .h3 [ 1 4 .ie7 ! ? ] h6 ? ! I S . i e7 Ei: fe S ?
1 6.!t7 !± Borosz-Szuliman, Szekszard 1989;
B) 1 2. t2J eS;!; Slimani -Murilllo Thessaloni­
ki 1988.
370 1 2 .a4 4:l d7 1 3 .Ei:bl Ei:bS 1 4.h3 ihS
1 5.!e2 geS 1 6 .ie3 4:l f6 1 7 .e4 4:l e4 I S .iWb3
c5= Popovic-H.Olafsson, Dortmund 1988.
12.!e2 t2Jd7 1 3 .Ei:b l [ I 3 .ge l iWe7 1 4.h3 ihS
1 5.gbl gaeS 1 6.ie3 b6= Ecabert-Wag­
man, Mendricio 1 988 ] iWe7 1 4.h3 ifS
1 5 .!d3 �d3 1 6 .iWd3 Ei: fe S = [ 1 6 . . . b S =
Forintos, Haag] 1 7 .e4 Ei:adS I S .igS �e7
1 9 .!e3 b6= Beliavsky - C h ristiansen,
Szirak izt 1987.
1 27
1 2 . Ei: e1 4:l d7 1 3 .iWd3 [ I 3 .id3 ? ! iWf6=
Puskas-Polacek, Trnava 1 980]
A) 1 3 . . . ihS I 4.�gS iWe7 1 S .�e7 �g6 1 6.iWe2
ie7 1 7 .iWe7 iWdS;!; Manion-Chow, Chica­
go 1 992 ;
B ) 1 3 . . . bS ! ? 1 4 .�b 3 4:l eS I S .de ih2 1 6. 4:l h2
iWd3 1 7 . 4:l g4 iWe3°o.
12. Ei: b 1
A) 1 2 . . . t2J d7 ? ! 1 3 .h3 �hS -372/13 ... 4:l d7 ;
B) 1 2 . . . iWe7 1 3 .h3 �fS [ 1 3 . . . �hS - 3 7 21
13 .. iWc7] 1 4.Ei:b2 [ 1 4.�d3 ! ?] 4:l d7
.
B1) 1 4 . . . bS I S .�e2 a6 1 6.e4 4:l d7 1 7 .dSoo
Borriss-M.Mueller, Bundesliga 1 993;
B2) I S .Ei:e l 4:l b6 1 6.id3 id3 1 7 .iWd3 gfeS
I S .gbe2;!; Hartikainen-Ruchieva, Helsenki
1 992;
C) 1 2 . . . bS
C 1 ) 1 3 .�e2
1 4.h3 � h S I S . a4 a 6 1 6.e4 be 1 7 .ie4 4:l d7=
Mortensen-Lima, Novi Sad 01 1 990;
C 1 2) 1 3 . . . 4:l d7 1 4. a4 [ 1 4.dS ! ?] a6 I S .e4 be
1 6 .iWe2 �f3 1 7 .io iWh4 I S . g 3 iWd4
(Ivanovic-Khalifman, Plovdiv 1 986 -411
363) 1 9 .Ei:d l iWf6 20.ie6 Ei:adS 2 1 .id7 gd7
22.�f4 Ei:fd S = Khalifman;
C2) 1 3 .id3 4:l d7
C21) 1 4.Ei:e l
C 2 l l) 1 4 . . . a6 I s . ie4 Ei: e S 1 6 .h3 �hS
1 7 .iWd3 �g6 1 S .ig6 hg 1 9 .e4 4:lb6= Mahia­
Casafus , Argentina 1 987;
C212) 1 4 . . . 4:l b6 l S .�e2 geS ! 1 6 .�gS
[ l 6.Ei:eS? iWeS 1 7 .�h7? mh7 l S . 4:l gS mgS
1 9 .iWg4 iWe l ] iWe7 1 7 .iWd3 g6 I S .h3 �fS
1 9 .iWd l Ei:e l 20. 4:l e l �e2 2 1 . t2J e2 (Short­
Makarychev, Rotterdam 1 988 -461 (394))
4:l dS ! + Makarychev;
C22) 1 4.ie4oo ;
C23) 1 4. a4
C231) 1 4 . . . ba I S .ie4? ! t2J f6 ! 1 6 .�gS
[ l 6.�c6 �h2] h6 1 7 .�f6 iWf6 I S.h3 �hS
1 9 .�c6 Ei:aeS 20.dS a3+ Lukov-Radev,
Primorsko 1 987;
C232) 14 . . . a6 I S .ie4
C2321 ) I S . . . lWe7 ? ! 1 6 .ih7 [ l 6.h3 ihS
1 7 .ih7 ] ;
C2322) I S . . .l'k8 1 6.ab ab 1 7 .h3 ihS 1 8 .lWd3
ig6 1 9 .ig6 hg 20. ctJ gS ie7 2 1.h4 ctJ b6=
Fedorov-Nikolenko, Moscow 1986;
C24) 1 4.h3 ihS -52 .
371 13 .E1 e l ctJ d7
A) 1 4.g4? ! ig6 I S .ctJ eS ? ! ieS ! 1 6. de ctJ eS
1 7 .lWd8 ctJ f3 1 8 .<±>fl E1fd8 1 9 .E1e3 bS 20.ie2
ctJ d2+ Stefansson-Wolff, Baguio jwc 1987;
B) 1 4.E1b l bS I s .id3 ctJ b6 [ I S . . . a6 1 6.ie4]
1 6 . ie4 ig6 1 7 . E1 b2 ie4 1 8 . E1 e4 ctJ dS
1 9 .1Wd3 E1e8 20. E1e8 lWe8 2 1 . E1 e2 IWd7=
Byrne-Vladimirov, Murcia aktiv 1990;
C) 1 4 .ifl
Cl) 14 . . . E1e8 I S .E1e8 IWe8 1 6.ie3 bS 1 7 . a4
a6 [ l 7 . . . b4 ! ? Anand] 1 8 . ab ab [ 1 8 . . . eb ! ?
Anand] 1 9 . E1a8 lWa8 20.dS cd 2 1 .g4 ig6
22.ibSU= Ehlvest-Anand, Linares 1 99 1 ;
C 2 ) 1 4 . . . lWe7 I S .e4 E1fe8 1 6.E1e8 E1e8 1 7 .ib2
eS 1 8 .de ctJ eS 1 9 .1WdS if3 2o.lWf3 ieS =
Kuczynski-Barua, Manila (01) 1 992.
372 13 ... ctJ d7 1 4. E1b7 ctJ b6 I S .ia6 IWf6
1 6.e4if3 1 7 .1Wf3 lWd4 1 8 .lWe6 E1ae8 1 9.lWbS
ctJ e4 20 . E1 f7 ! E1f7 2 1 .ic8 lWe4 [2 1 . . .E1e7
22.ia6 ctJ d2± Boye-Christensen, corr
1 985] 2 2 . i a6 ctJ eS 2 3 . E1 d 1± Sokolov­
Rozentalis, Sochi 1 982.
13 .. lWc7 1 4.id3 [L�ih7] ig6 I S .ig6 hg
. 1 6 .1&b3 E1ae8 1 7 .E1e8 E1e8 1 8 . E1eI �b 8 =
1 6 . ctJ gS ctJ d7 1 7 . f4 ctJ f6 1 8 . lWel E1 a e 8
1 9.1Wh4 e S � Karasev-Frog, Podolsk 1990.
373 14.1&e2
A) 14 ... lWaS ? ! I s .lWb3 ctJ d7 1 6 .1&d2 lWe7
1 7 .e4 E1fe8 1 8 .E1fe l be 1 9.1We4 ctJ b6 20.lWa6±
Suetin-Giertz, Biel 1 995;
B) 14 . . . a6 l S .e4 be 1 6 .1&e3 ctJ d7 1 7 . ctJ d2
1&g6= Kupreichik-Khalifman, Minsk 1985.
1 28
374 1 5.1&e4
A) I S . . . lWe7 ? ! 1 6.ih7 <±>h8 1 7 .1&d3 fS± de
Firmian-Shirazi, USA (ch) 1 986 ;
B) I S . . . E1e8 1 6 .lWd3 1&g6 1 7 .1&g6 hg 1 8 .c4
a6 1 9 . E1 d l [ l 9 .a4? ctJ eS !] 1Wa5= Dvoiris­
Kochiev, Volgo grad 1985.
375 18.1&g6 hg= 1 9 .1&gS [ 1 9 .e4? ctJeSt;
1 9 . ab ab= Khalifman]
lWaS
A) 20.E1al ctJ b6 2 1 .ab IWbS= (Khalifman)
L122.lWe2 ctJ e4 23 .E1fb l lWdS L1 ctJ a3 Forintos,
Haag;
B) 20.e4 be 2 1 .IWe4 ctJ b6= Ljubojevic­
Khalifman, Reykjavik 1991 -52/303.
376 13 .ctJ e5 1&eS 1 4.de IWd3 l s .id3 E'1d8
1 6.1&e4 ctJ d7 1 7 . f4 bS 1 8 .1&b3 ctJ eS= Flit­
Blatny, Brno 1 990.
13.a4 ctJ d7 1 4 . aS = Gambua- Ramirez,
Bogota 1 99 1 .
13 .E1 e l
A) 1 3 . . . 1&g6
A l ) l 4.lWe2 ctJ d7 I S .1&gS lWaS 1 6.lWd2 CLl b6
[ 1 6 . . . lW e 7 ] 1 7 .ib3 ctJ dS 1 8 .1&dS �d5
1 9 .ie7± Armas-Ye Rongguang, Thessa­
loniki (01) 1988;
A2) 1 4.lWdl ctJ d7 I S .1&g5 lWe7 [ I S . .�a5 .
1 6.lWd2 -All] 1 6.lWb3 bS 1 7 .1&e2 h6 I 8 .1&h4
ie4= Tatai-Ye Rongguang, Manila (01)
1992;
B) 1 3 . . . ctJ d7 1 4 .1&gS ig6 l s .lWd2 �c7
Kapengut-Kochiev, USSR 1978.
13.ctJ g5 1&g6 1 4 .lWh3
A) 14 . . . lWd7 ? ! I s .lWh4 h6 1 6.ctJh3 bS 1 7 .�b3
as 1 8 . a4 b4 I 9 .eb 1&b4 20. ctJ f4± Schlosser­
Kaspret, Bad Schallerbach 1989;
B) 14 . . . h6 I s . ctJ f3 lWf6= Forintos, Haag.
377 13 . . . ig6 1 4 .lWg6 hg I S .id8 E'1d8
I 6 . ctJ gS± Forintos, Haag.
1 3 ...Wc7 1 4J'\ae l
A) 1 4 . . �f3 I S . %:Vt3 �h2 1 6 . m hl �d6
. ibf3 I S .!'1f3 a6 1 9 .ibe3 ctJ dS 2o.ibd2 %:Vf6
1 7 .l'1e4±i@ bS [ 1 7 ... h6?? I S .�h6 gh 1 9 .!'1g4
mh7 20.Wf6+- ] I S .�d3 ctJ d7 1 9 . !'1h4 g6
20.Wh3+- Gelfand, Kapengut;
B) 14 . �g6 I S .%:Ve2 ;
. .
e) 1 4 . . ctJ d7 I S .ibe7
.
e l ) 15 . . . !'1feS 1 6. ctJ gS ibg6 1 7 .ibf7 ! +- ;
e2) 1 5 . . . �g6 1 6 . %:V e2 ib e 7 [ 1 6 . . . !'1 fe S ?
1 7 .�d6+- %:Vd6 I S .%:Ve8 !'1eS 1 9 .!'1e8 ctJ fS
20.iiJ e5+- Barna] 1 7 .%:Ve7 %:VdS± [ 1 7 . . . bS
I S .iiJ e5 be 1 9 . ctJ d7 meS 20.f4±] ;
e3) 15 . . . �e7 1 6 . !'1 e7 %:Vd6 [ 1 6 . . . !'1 ae S ?
1 7 . iiJ g5 �g6 I S .�f7+- Barna] 1 7 . !'1 fe l
bS 1 8 .�b3 �g6 [ I S . . . ctJ eS ? 1 9 .%:V5 ctJ b3
20 .Wh5 ± Barna] 1 9 . %:Ve2 as 20 . e 4 ! ±
Chandler-Barna, Thessaloniki (01) 1988 -
46/395.
378 18.hg ctJ f6 1 9 .!'1e8 !'1eS 20. ctJ eS ctJ dS
2 1 .l'1c\ �f5 22.ibb3 ibe6= Boll-Schaefer,
corr 1988.
379 13.�b3?! ctJ eS 1 4 .%:Vdl ctJ b3 I S . ab
Wff6= Mainka-Finegold, Dortmund 1990.
13.�g5 WaS [ 1 3 . . . %:Ve7=] 1 4.ibh4
A) 1 4 . . . �fS [ 1 4 . . . %:VfS=] I S .%:Vd2 ctJ b6
1 6 .�b3 h6 1 7 .ibg3 !'1 adS= Dvoiris­
Donchenko, Smolensk 1 99 1 .
B ) 1 4 . . ctJ b6 I s .ibb3 ibfS 1 6 .%:Vd2 ctJ dS =
. A 1 2) 22.ibgS %:VeS 23 .!'1fS ibfS (Capablanca­
Getz-Miller, Philadelphia 1992.
13.l'1e l We7 1 4.h3 ibhS I S .ctJ h4 mhS 1 6.ibgS
( Rotlevi-Davidson, Koeln 1 9 1 1) ctJ b 6
1 7 .�b3 e5= Forintos, Haag.
380 13 ...g6 1 4.h3 [ 1 4. ctJ e4± Nunn] ibfS
I S .Wf3± Short.
381 14 ... �d7 l S .!'1e J ± %:VaS 1 6.g4 !'1aeS
1 7 .l'1e8 �e8 I s . ibd2 b S 1 9 . ib b 3 c S ±
Goerans-Valeer, corr 1990.
1 29
382 15 ... b5 1 6 .ibb3 h6 1 7 . ctJ f3 [ 1 7 .g4 ! ?]
2 1 .!'1afl !'1feS 22.g4t Kamsky-Barna, 1990.
383 16 ... b5 1 7 .ibb3 %:V d7 [i1 1 S.g4 ibg4°o
Van der Tak] I S . ctJ eS ± .
384 1 7 .%:Vf3 %:Ve7 I s . ibd3 !'1 fe S [ I S . . .
!'1aeS ! ?] 1 9 .!'1b l ctJ dS ? ! [ 1 9 . . . !'1 adS] 2o.ibd2
as 2 1 . fS t Plaskett- Finegold, Hastings
1988/89.
385 18.ibe3 [i1!'1af l ,g4-gS ] ibc7 ! 1 9 .!'1afl
%:Vd6 2o.ibf2 !'1e4 2 1 .ibh4 !'1aeS 22.ibf6 %:Vf6
2 3 . m h l !'1e l = Kamsky-Bareev, Linares
1993 -57/303.
386 16 . . . ibg4 1 7 . ctJ f7 [ 1 7 . hg hg I S . fg
ctJ dSoo] !'1f7 I S .ibf7 cj;>f7 1 9 .hg ctJ g4 20.%:VfS±
Nunn.
1 6 .. b5 1 7 .ibb3 cS ! ? I s .ibdS ! ? ibg6 1 9 .%:Vg6
.
hg
A) 20.%:VgS± Short;
B) 2o.ibf7 ! !'1f7 2 l .fg± -27 1 /9.ctJ c3/B2322.
387 17 . ctJ g4 l S .hg
. .
A) I S . . . ibg4?
A I ) 1 9 .%:Ve4 %:Vd7 20.g6 ibe6 2 1 .ibe6 fe
All) 22.%:Vh4±
Northrop, New York 1 909) 24.mg2 [i1!'1h l ­
hS ,%:Vh4] %:Vd7 2S .%:Vh4 %:VdS 26.mg l +- ;
A2) 1 9.96 ! ibe6 20.!'1f7 ! 1 - 0 Ghizdavu­
Stanciu, Romania 1972;
B) I S . . . %:Vd7
Bl) 1 9 .%:VfS ibg4 20.%:Vd7 ibd7 2 1.!'1f7 !'1f7
22.g6 ibeS= -17 ... b5/B2;
B2) 1 9 . 9h %:Vg4 [ 1 9 . . . bS] 20.mf2 !'1aeS
B21) 2 1 .!'1h l bS 22 .%:Vf3 ! %:Vf3 23.mf3 be
24.ibf4 ibf4 2S . m f4 cS= Forintos, Haag
B22) 2 1 . !'1 g 1 %:Vh4 22.cj;>g2 bS 23 .ibb3 -
17 ... b5
17 ... b5 1 8 .�b3 [ l 8 .gf? bc 1 9 .'&d2 �g6 20.fg
mg7 2 1 .'&h6 �g8 22.�gS �e7-+ Nunn]
CiJ g4= 1 9 .hg
A) 1 9 . . . �g4
AI) 20.'&e4 '&d7 2 1 . :1"W Ei:f7 22.g6 '&fS
23 .�f7 mf8 24.'&fS �fS 2S .�gS± Salov;
A2) 20.g6 �e6 [20 . . . '&h4 2 1 .�f4± Nunn]
2 1 .Ei:f7 ! '&e8 [2 1 . . .�b3 22.'&h3 Ei:f7 23 .'&h7
mf8 24.'&h8 me7 2S .�gS m d7 26.�d8 Ei:d8
2 7 . '& h S + - ] 2 2 . '& h3 ! Ei: f7 [ 2 2 . . . � h 3
23 .Ei:fS ! + - ] 23 .'&h7 �f8 24.�gS Ei:f6 2S .�f6
gf 26.g7+- Nunn ;
B) 1 9 . . . '&d7 !
Bl) 20.'&fS �g4 2 1 .'&d7 �d7 22.Ei:t7 Ei:f7
23 .g6 �e8 (Nunn-Salov, Brussels 1988 -
45/353) 24.�gS ! as 2 S . Ei: fl Ei: aa7 26.Ei:f3 !
(Salov) a4 27 . �e6 Ei: a c 7 2 8 . � d8 ! Ei: b 7
29 .�gS c S 30.dc �cS 3 1 . m h2 mf8 32. gf
�f7 3 3 . Ei:fS �d6 34.m g2= Nunn;
B2) 20.gh '& g4 2 1 . mf2 Ei: ae 8 2 2 . Ei: g 1
[22.Ei:h 1 ?? �g3+-] '&h4 2 3 . m g2
B21) 23 . . . cS ? 24.Ei:h 1 ( 1 -0 Short-Huebner,
Tilburg 1 988 -46/394) '&g4 2S . � f l c4
26.�d1 Ei:e 1 27 . � el '&g2 2 8 . '&e2 '&h l
29.md2+- Short;
B22) 23 . . . '&hS ? 24 . m fl '& h 2 2 S . �d2±
Van der Tak;
B23) 2 3 . . . Ei:e7 24.�c2 g6 2S .�d2 Ei: fe 8
26.�d 1 °o Van der Tak;
B24) 23 . . . Ei:e4
B241) 24.�d2? Ei:fe8 2S .�d 1 '&h2 26.�fl
�f4 27 .�f3 [27.Ei:g2 '&h 1 28.Ei:g 1 Ei:e 1 29.�e 1
Ei: : e 1 3 0 . m e 1 '&g l 3 1 .'&fl �d2+-] Ei:e3
28 .�e3 �e3 29.Ei:g2 '&h 1 30.�e2 �gS+­
Nunn;
B242) 24.'&f3 ! �h2
B2421) 2S .Ei:h 1 ? Ei:g4 26. mn Ei:g3 27 .'&c6
[27 .'&fS ! ? '&hS 2 8 . m f2 '&h4--+ 2 9 . � f l =]
'&h3 28.mf2 [28.�e1 Ei:g2-+ ��g3] '&fS
29.me 1 [29 .�e2 '&d3 30.�e 1 Ei:h3 3 1 .�d2
�g3 3 2 . m dl �f4-+ Psakhis] (Psakhis­
Mikhalchishin, Klaipeda 1 988) �g 1 !
1 30
30.�d l [30.�d2 '&f2 3 1 .m d 1 Ei:d3-+] �d3
3 1 . m e l [3 1 .�d2 �e3-+ Psakhis] Ei:g2 ! 1
3 2 .'&g2 Ei:e8+- Mikhalchishin;
B2422) 2S .�d2 ! Ei:g4 26.'&g4 '&g4 27 .�h2
'&h4 [27 . . . '&hS 2 8 . m g3+-] 2 8 . m g2 �e4
[28 . . . Ei:e8 29.�dl ��d3 ] 2 9 . m f2 �fS
[ 2 9 . . . Ei: e 8 3 0 . Ei: g 2 ! + - ] 3 0 . � e2 E:1e8
3 1 .�d l +- (Short) '&f2 3 2 . m c2 E:1e2
3 3 .Ei:gd 1 '&fS 34.mc l +- ;
B25) 2 3 . . . '&h2 ! 24 . � fl �f4 2S .�f3
[2S .�d 1 ? Ei:e l +- ; 2S .�f4 '&f4 26.mg2 Ei:e3+
011] Ei:e 1 26.me 1 '&g l 27 .me2 �c l 28.Ei:c ] I
[28.g6? Ei:e8+- ; 28.md3 '&gS+ 011] �c l
29.g6 Ei:e8 30.md3 '&b 1 = [30 . . . Ei:e7 3 1 .gf
�f8 32.'&h 3 '&b 1 3 3 .�c2 '&a2 34.'&c 8= 01l]
3 1 . � d2 '&e 1 3 2 . � d3 '&b l 3 3 . m d2 \12-\12
A.Sokolov-OIl, USSR ch 1989 -48/416
388 11 .�e2 ? !
A ) 1 1 . . .Ei:e8 1 2 .Ei:e 1 CiJ d7 1 3 .cS �c7 1 4.igS
f6 l S .�h4 CiJ f8 = Puc-Bajec, Sarajevo 1951;
B) l l . . . dc 1 2.�c4 CiJ d7 1 3 .'&d3 �hS 1 4.tiJg5
CiJ f6 [ 1 4 . . . �g6] l S . f4 h6 1 6 . CiJ t3 CiJ d5°o
Peters-Kochiev, Hastings 1978/79.
1 l .Ei:el CiJ d7 1 2 .cS
A) 1 2 . . . �c7 1 3 .�gS
AI) 1 3 . . . '&gS 1 4 . CiJ g5 �d l l S .�h7 �h8
1 6.Ei:ad l ± ��d8 1 7 .�fS CiJcs 1 8 . CiJ f7;
A2) 1 3 . . . f6 1 4.�h4 Ei:f7 [ 1 4 . . . Ei:e8 ! ?] l S .�c2
[ l S .'&b l CiJ f8] gS [ l S . . . CiJ f8 1 6. CiJ eS ] 1 6.ig3
CiJ f8 1 7 . CiJ d2± Ziatdinov-Zagrebelny,
USSR 1 985 -41/(363);
A3) 13 ... CiJ f6 1 4.'&d2 �f3 l S .gf h6 [ l S . . . �h8
1 6 . � h l ±/@ Ziatdinov] 1 6 . � h6 CiJ h5°o
Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 2 . . . �e7 1 3 .'&c2 ! ? �f3 [ 1 3 . . . CiJ f6 ! ? i1b6
Pachman] 1 4.gf [ l 4.�h7 ? �h8 l S . gf g6+]
CiJ f6 � b6°o Zagrebelny.
1l .h3 �hS
A) 1 2.g4 ? ! �g6 1 3 .�gS �e7 1 4.�e7 �e7
l S .Ei:e l '&d8 1 6.Ei:e3 �d3 1 7 .'&d3 dc 1 8 .�c4
CiJ d7 = R.Schneider-Roux, Havana 1966;
B) 1 2.c5
Bl) 1 2 . . . !c7
B11) 1 3 .!g5 W1g5 1 4 . ctJ g5 !d l 1 5 .Ei:fd l h6
1 6. ilJ f3 LtJ d7 (Zollbrecht-Roeder, Bayern
ch 1984) 1 7 . c4 ! ? dc 1 8 .!e4 Ei:ad8=;
B12) I Hle l LtJ d7 1 4 .!g5 f6 1 5 .!h4 Ei:e8
1 6 .g4 [ 1 6.W1b l ] !g6 1 7 .!g6 hg 1 8 .W1b l
El e l = 1J2_1/2 Schoenenberg-Michaelsen,
B un d esliga 1991;
B2) 12 ... !e7 ! ? -3 891B ;
C ) 1 2.Ele l de -37 1 ;
D) 1 2.Elb l de 1 3 .!e4 -52 .
n.a4 dc 1 2.!e4 -370112.a4.
Il.Elbl dc 370/12.Ei:bl .
-

n.cd -9.cd.

389 11...!e7 ! ? 1 2 .h3

A) 1 2 ... !f3 1 3 .W1f3 LtJ d7 i1b6= Galakhov;
B) 1 2 ... !h5 ! ? i1 1 3 .!h7 ? � h7 1 4 . ctJ g5 !g5
l S .WhS !h6 1 6 .g4 f6+ Galakhov.

390 1 2 ...W!'c8?! 1 3 .Ei:e 1 h6 1 4 .!e7 Ei:e8

l S .Wc2 ! (Ziatdinov-Galakhov, USSR 1986
-41/(363) ) !f3 1 6 .!f5 !e4 1 7 .!e8 !e2
1 8 .ib7± Ziatdinov.

391 15 ... b6 1 6 .e4

A) 16 ... dc? ! 1 7 .!e4 LtJ d7 1 8 .d5± Ziatdinov;
B) 1 6 . . . bc 1 7 .ed cd 1 8 . de LtJ d7 (Galakhov)
1 9.Elac U.

392 16... LtJ f6.

1 31
 It�
9.cd cd lO.ttJ c3 ttJ c3 ll.bc ig4
a b c d e f h
9

8
7

6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3

a b c d e f h
9

1.e4 e5 2.ttJ f3 ttJf6 3 . ttJe5 d6 4.ttJ f3 ttJ e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 id6 7 . 0-0 0-0 8.c4 c6
9.cd5 cd5 1O.ttJ c3 ttJc3 393 1 1.bc3 ig4394

12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20
39 5 396 39 R
57 E1:b 1 E1:b S C4 4 00 02
�e 4 E1:gS � f3 E1:g 3 4 �g4 � a8
97 399
b6 �C i dC 40 1 03
ct:J c6 � f3 �d6 ct:J d 4 g6 4 0
fS 4 4 00
06 OS
58 h3 E1:dS 4 hg ct:J g S 4 ct:J e 4 gS E1:e 1
0
a6 4 5 ct:J c6 4
07 4 09
�dS h6 E1:ad8 E1:fe8 ct:J d4 4 1 0
=

S9 11
hg �C 2 4 �h 6 �bS �gS 4
13
� d2 4 ±
15
l2 1
ab g6 E1: e 8 ct:J d t f6 4 4
60 16
C4 4 cd
0 0 .

17 m
E1:e 4 E1:g 4 4 �f4 00
61 20 21
� bS �h6 4 �e 2 4 ct:J e S
19
�C 8 4 E1:d8 � d6 E1:a t
22 00
23
62 h3 4 E1:b7 �d 2 4 5
2
�g 6 4
27
�b 3 4
28
E1:b 6 �dS �b 3
0 0 '

2 6
ct:Jd7 � hS 4 4 ct:J b6 �g 6 4
2
hg �c8 ab m
E1:d8 �a6
=

31
63 a4 E1:b S 4 �gS � f6 4
33
E1:dS � f3 gf
31J
b6 4 ct:J f6 E1:c 8 4
32 3
�f6 � f3 � f3 E1:c 3 4 4
3 37
64 E1:b S C4 4 5 E1:dS 4 ct:J h 2 �c 4 �hS
ct:J b6 ct:J C 4 436 43
�h 2 �dS �hS E1: fd8 8 00
6S 39 1
� f3 �C 2 4 a4 44 � gS �h t44 00
O 2
� f3 dc E1:b 8 44 a6 44 �c t 4
3
66
a4 445 E1:h S �h 6
0 0 .

6
�c7 a6 44 g6 E1:fe 8 44 7
=

1 32
 ��
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
67 a 4 448 i. g 5
4 5O
iWh5
44 45 2
iWd 7 :§: ab 8 9 :§: fe 8 I g645 00
68 ... 453
i.h6
g6 4 54 00
:§: fe 8

1 33
393 10 ...�f5 ? ! 1 1 .�b3 ctJ e 6 1 2 .�dS ctJ e7
1 3 .�b3 ctJe3 1 4.�e 3 ctJ dS I S .�b3± Somlai­
Forgasz, Hungary teh 199 1 .
10 .. J::1 e 8 1 1 .�e4 d e 1 2 . ctJ gS �fS 1 3 .Ei:e l
A) 1 3 . . . e 3 ? 1 4.Ei:e3± Kaiumov-Barabas,
Kobanya 1992;
B) 1 3 . . . h6 1 4 . ctJ ge4 �e4 l S . ctJ e4 � h 2
1 6 .lt>h2 �h4 1 7 .lt>g l Ei:e4t.
394 1l ... ctJ e6
A) 1 2 .Ei:b l ;
B) 1 2 .Ei:e l �g4 1 3 . h3 �hS 1 4 .Ei:b l b6 -396/
B;
C) 1 2 . ctJ gS g6
C 1 ) 1 3 .�f3 Ivanehuk;
C2) 1 3 .f4t Yusupov. ll ... �e7 1 2 .�d2 ctJ d7
1 3 . Ei: e l ctJ b6 1 4 . � e 2 h6 I S . ctJ e S t ctJ e4
1 6.�f4 �e6 1 7 .�g3 Ei:ae8 1 8 . ctJ e 4 �g3 1 9.hg
de 20.�h7 It>h8 2 1 .Ei:eS t/± -394 Frolov­
Lauk, Jyvaskyla 1994.
395 12.�b1
A) 1 2 . . . �hS ? ! 1 3 .�e2 �g6 1 4 .�b3 b6
I S .�g6 hg 1 6.lt>h I �e7 1 7 .�a3 Ei:e8 1 8 .Ei:ae I
Ei:e l 1 9 . Ei: e l a6 ( l 9 . . . ctJ e 6 20.�bS ctJ aS
2 1 .�e7+- Tseshkovsky) 20.ctJeS Ei:a7 2 1 .f4±
Tseshkovsky-Vladimirov, USSR 1987 -44/
374 ;
B) 1 2 . . . ctJ e6°o Tseshkovsky.
12.h3 �hS
A) 1 3 .�b3 �f3 1 4 .�b7 ctJ d7 I S .gf ctJ b6
1 6.Ei:b l �f6 1 7 .'it>g2 Ei:ae8
[ 1 7 . . . Ei:fe 8 1 8 . Ei: b3 !1 Ei: e 7 ? 1 9 .�a8 ctJ a 8
20.Ei:b8+- Van der Tak] 1 8 .�a7 [ 1 8 . Ei:b3
E'le7�] E'le3 1 9 .E'lb6 Ei:d3 20.�e 3 � g6 2 1 .lt>h I
We6 22.lt>g2 �g6= Capablanea-Marshall,
New York m(20) 1909;
B) 1 3 .E'lb l b6 -396.
396 13.h3 �hS
A) 1 4.E'lbS a6
AI) I S .E'lb l
1 34
A l l) I S . . . ctJ d7 1 6.a4 � f6 ? ! 1 7 . g4 �g6
1 8 .�gS �e6 1 9 .Ei:e l �e4 20.�e4 de 2 1 .ctJ d2t
Abel-Soto, Spain 1992;
A12) I S . . . ctJ e6 1 6 .�e3 �e7 1 7 . E'l e l ctJ aS
1 8 . g4 �g6 1 9 .�g6 hg 20. ctJ e S = Kaminski­
Meyers, Dresden 1992;
A2) I S .E'lb3 ctJ e6 I 6.Ei:e 1 bS 1 7 .�f5 E'le8
1 8 . Ei: e8 � e 8 1 9 . �e3 ctJ aS 2 0 . �h7 It>h8
2 1 .�e2 ctJ b3 22 .�b3� Ei:e8 23 .�d2 �e4+
L.Christiansen-Akopian, Tilburg 1993;
B) 1 4.E'le 1 ctJ e6
B1) I S . It> f1 It> h 8 1 6 . E'l bS 1/2-1/2 Wolff­
Akopian, Los Angeles 1991 ;
B2) I S .�a4
B21) I S . . . E'l e 8 ? ! 1 6 . ctJ eS ! E'l e 8 1 7 .�bS±
Mainka-Michaelsen, BRD eh 1 989;
B22) I S . . . �f3 1 6 .�c6 Ei:e8 1 7 .�bS �e4
1 8 .�e4 de 1 9 .Ei:e4 E'le3 20.�gSt Berndt­
Fyllingen, European jeh 1992;
B3) I S . . . � e 7 = Zude-Michaelsen, Bundes­
liga 1989;
C) 1 4 .e4 ctJ e6 I S .�e3 de= Zagrebelny-Zak,
Caissa KFT 1993.
397 13 ... ctJ e6? 1 4 .E'ldS �h2 I S . ctJ h2 �d l
1 6 .Ei:d8 Elfd8 1 7 .E'ld I ± Short.
398 1 4.Ei:el ! ? a6 I S . E'l b l ctJ d7 1 6 .�a3
[ 1 6.�gS ctJ f6 ! =] Ei:e8 1 7 .�h7 It>h7 1 8 .E'le8
�e8 1 9. ctJ g S lt>g6 ! 20.�g4 ctJ f6 2 1 .�h4 We2
22.E'lfl
A) 22 . . . �h2 ? ! 23 .�h2 It>gS 24.�e7 ! ! We7
2S .f4 \t> fS 2 6 . � h3 \t> g 6 2 7 . � h4 ! W e 3
2 8 . \t>h l ! ctJ hS 29.�g5 \t> h 7 3 0 . � h5 \t>g8
3 1 .�dS± Ivanehuk;
B) 22 . . . E'le8 ! oo Ivanehuk.
399 14 . . . �d6? ! I S . Ei: e l ! [ I S . g 3 ? Wf6
Short]
A) I S . . . de 1 6 .�e4 ctJ e6 1 7 . E'ldS �b4 1 8 .a3 '
�b3 1 9 .�h7 \t>h7 20. ctJ g S \t>g8 2 1 .�g4±/�
Short;
B) 1 5 . . . �f3 1 6 .�f3 �h2 1 7 . � fl � c 6
1 8 .�d5± �aeS (Short-Salov, Amsterdam
1989 -47/388) 1 9 . � e8 �h l [ 1 9 . . . � e S
20.�h5 ! ] 20.me2 �eS 2 1 .�e3 �a l [2 1 . . . �e7
22.�d7 ! ! ] 22.�f5 ! � d4 23.�d4 �d4 24.�h7
z;f;>f8 25 .�hS me7 26.�eS+� Short.
400 16.�a3 ? ! �f6+ Timman.
16.�c6 �d6 17.�a8 �f3 18.�f4 �f4 19.g3
idl 20.gf �f4� Hertneck.
40 1 17 ... � d4
A) 1 8 .�h7 mh7 1 9 .�h5 m g S 2 0 . � g 7 =
Timman;
B) 1 8 .�g4 ! f5 [ l S . . . � e6 1 9 .�d 1 ! ± ] 1 9 .�g7
z;f;>h8 20.�f5 ! �f5 2 1 .�c7 �c7 22 .�d4 �g7
2 3 .Wc4�/-+ 011;
402 18.g3 � d4 1 9 .�e3 Ei:aeS 20.�a3
�e2 ! 2 1 . m g2 � d4+ Timman.
1 8J::l hS g6 1 9 . � a3 � : d4 2 0 . �h3 � e 2
2 1 .z;f;> h 1 �d4+ Timman.
403 19 ... �e5 20.�f4 � e2 2 1 .�e2 �f4
2 2.ia8 �aS+ Timman.
404 20 ... �a8? ! 2 1 . � d l �dS 22. m f l
( Short- Timman, Hilversum (ml4) 1989 -
48/417) h5 23 .�e4 b5°o Timman.
20 fS
...
A ) 2 1 .�a3 ? �e5 22.�d 1 � e2+� Timman;
B) 2 1 .�d l ? ! �a8 22.�e l b5 23 .�b2 Ei:dS�+
Timman;
e) 2 1 .�h4! �aS l2 1 . . . � e2? 22 . m h l � g 3
2 3 . h g � a S 24.�c4 m g 7 25 .�f4+� 1 22.�h3
h5
el) 2 3 . �a3 ? � e 2 24 . m h l �c6+ 011-
Akopian, Manila (01) 1992 -5 5/30 1 ;
e2) 2 3 . m h l ! ? Akopian;
e3) 23 .�b2 �dS 24.�e l �d7 !oo 011.
405 14 ... �e6?! 1 5 . � g 5 h6 1 6 .�h..'i �d6
1 35
1 7 .g3 � d7 l S .�f4± Dvoiris-Rozentalis,
Barnaul 1984.
406 15.�b3 �h5= Rozentalis.
1 5 . � bl � h 5 1 6 . � e l � c 6 1 7 . � g5 � d 6
l S .�h4 b5= Ye Jiangchuan-Meyers, Bern
1995.
407 16 ... �e8 1 7 .�c2 ctJ d7 l S .�d3 g6
1 9 . � g5 �d6 20.�h3 � f6 2 1 .�b3 �e7
22.f4-+ mg7 23.�f3± De Firmian-Ippolito,
New York 1994.
408 1 7.�c2 g6 I S .�e4 �d7 1 9 . 9 3 =
Dolmatov, Yusupov.
17.c4! ? �d6 1 S .g3 ! ?� Dolmatov, Yusupov.
409 18 ... Ei:fe8 1 9 .�f3 �adS 20.�b l �e6
2 1 .g5± Antonio-Lima, Novi Sad (01) 1990.
41 0 21 .cd �d4 2 2 . � c 2 [ 2 2 . � f6 ? gf
2 3 . �e8 �eS 24.�h7 mh7 25 .�d4 �e l A
Rozentalisl �d3 23 .�c7 �cS 24 .�b7 �c l
25 .�c 1 �e4 26.�b6= Dvoiris-Rozentalis,
Lvov 1990 -49/364.
41 1 16.�h7? mh7 1 7 . � g5
A) 1 7 . . . mg6? l S .�d3 f5 1 9 .Ei:ae l +� Wolff­
Miller, USA 1992;
B) 1 7 . . . mgS 1 8 .�d3 �eS ! [ l S . . . g6? 1 9 .�h3
mg7 20.�h7 mf6 2 1 .�e I ±!-+ Chandler]
1 9 .�h7 m fS 20.�hS me7 2 1 .�g7 md7
22 . � f7 �e7 23 .�g5 �f8+ AI Modiakhi­
Handoko, Doha 1992.
41 2 18 ... �e6 ? ! 1 9 .c4± Gelfand, Kapen­
gut.
41 3 1 9.�c6 � a5 20.�b3 �e2 2 1 .�d5
� e 5 ! oo Ivanchuk . 19.c4 Ei:cSoo [ 1 9 . . . Ei:e7 ?
20.�c6 ! ] Ivanchuk. 19.�b3 Ei:e6
A) 2 0 . � d5 � f6 2 1 . �dS Ei: d S 22.�g5°o
Lukin-Ionov, Russia 1992 -54/(281); 19 ... �c8
B) 20.c4 ! ? ctJ f6 2 1 .cd A) 20.E!c 1 �f4 2 1 .�f4 E!f4 22.cd± Altuni·
B l ) 2 l . . . E!e7oo (Ivanchuk) 22 .�g5 mg700; an;
B2) 2 l . . . ctJ d5 ! ? B) 20.g3 �d6 [20 . . . �g4? 2 l .cd ! �g3 22.fg
C ) 20. ctJ g5 ! ? �g3 23 .�g2 �g2 24.mg2 ;ga2 25 .mg3+­
C l ) 20 . . . E!e7 2 1 .�d5 ctJ f6 22.�f3;!: Lukin; N adanian] 2 1 . ctJ g5
C2) 20 . . . E!d6 2 1 .E!e I E!cS ! [2 1 . . . ctJ f6 ! ? 22.f3 B l ) 2 l . . . E!g4 22 .�e2 E!d4 [22 . . . E!a3 23.8:e l
E!a7 23 .c4 �bS 24.c5 bc 25 .dc �a5 ! 00 ] E!ag3 24.fg E!g3 2 5 . m t2 �f5 26 . ctJ f3+-]
22 .�a6 E!aS= Lukin. 2 3 . E! e l ctJ d7 24. �b2+- �c5 25 . ctJ f3+­
Nadanian;
41 4 19 ... �c8 20.�b3± Ivanchuk. B2) 2 1 . . .E!e7 22.�d l ! [L1�f3] E!a3 ! 23.cd
� c 7 [ 2 3 . . . �g3 24 . fg E! g 3 25 . m t2 8:g4
41 5 20.�b3 fg 2 1 .�d5 mhS 22.�d7 E!e7= 26. ctJ f3 �c7 27.E!g l ± Nadanian] 24.8:e l !
Lukin. 20.�d2 ! ± L1 2 1 .�b3 , 2 1 .�c6 E!a5 �g3 25.E!e7 �e7 26.�c l ! --+ Nadanian-Alt·
22.c4 Ivanchuk. unian, Armenia 1992 -54/281 .

41 6 19.ctJ g5 ? ! [L1 1 9 . . . E!g4?? 20.E!e I J E!e7+ 41 8 20 . . E!a3? 2 1 .E!e l ! E!f3 22 .�c7 ! 1 -0

.

Gelfand, Kapengut. Grosar-Stojnic, Bled 1994.

19. 95 ? !
A) 1 9 . . . �d6 ? ! 20 . ctJ e5 (Short-Gelfand,
Brussels (mf7) 1991 -52/302)
AI) 20 . . . E! e 5 ?! 2 1 .de �e5 22.g3 �d6
23 .�d2 �c5 24. mg2± Gelfand, Kapengut;
A2) 20 . . . ctJ c6 ! ?
A21) 2 I .�c6 [2 I . f3 ? ! E!e5 22.�c6 E!e7 ! -+]
E!e5 22.de �c6 2 3 . f4 E! a 3 ! + G elfand,
Kapengut;
A22) 2 l .f4 ctJ e5 [2 1 . . . ctJ e7 22 .�d3 ] 22.fe
A221) 22 . . . E! e5 ? ! 2 3 . de �e5 r 2 3 . . . �c5
24 .�f2+-] 24.g4± ;
A222) 22 . . . �e7 23 .�c6 [23 .�d3 ] ;
A223)22 . . . �e6 23 .E!ffi �g4 24.�t2 �d l
25 .�f1 --+ ;
B) 1 9 . . . E!a3 !
Bl) 20.c4? E!f3 2 1 .gf �d6-+ Gelfand,
Kapengut;
B2) 20 . ctJ d2 �d6 2 1 .g3 E!e7+ Gelfand,
Kapengut;
B3) 20.g3 �cS ! + Gelfand, Kapengut.
41 7 19 ... �f4? 20.cd �h6 2 1 .�e4 E!a2
22.E!e I +- Nadanian .
20 ... ctJ d 7 2 1 .�c6 ctJ f6 22.ctJ e5± Nadanian.
20 ... �f4 2 1 . ctJ e5 E!h4 22 .�f4 E!f4
A) 23.�d2 E!f6 24 . ctJ g4 E!d6 25 .�f4 8:a7
26.E!e 1 E!e7 27.E!e5� Kotronias-Rozentalis,
Debrecen 1992;
B) 23 .�c4
Bl) 23 . . . E!a7 24.E!c I ;
B2) 23 . . . ct?g7
B21) 24.E!c l E!a3 25 .E!c2 E!e4 26.�b4 8:a5
27.a4 ctJ a600 Wahls-Rozentalis, Bundesli­
ga 1992;
B22) 24. a4± Van der Tak;
B3) 23 . . . E!a3oo.
41 9 17 ... �d6 ? !
A ) I S . g5 ? ! ctJ c6 1 9 .93 f6 20.mg2 fg 2 1 . lLl g5
E!f5 22.�d3 E!f6 23.E!h l E!afS 24.�e3 h5�
Hmadi-Handoko, Moscow 01 1994;
B) I S .�h6 E!cS I 9 . ctJ e5 f600 Ivanchukj
C) I S .g3 ! [L1�f4,mg2,E!h l ]
C l ) I S . . . ctJ d7 I 9 .�f4 �f6 20.�d7 �f4 2 1 .gf
�f4 22.ctJ e5± Ivanchuk;
C2) l S . . . ctJ c6 1 9 .mg2 [L1E!h l ]
C21) I 9 . . . E!feS? 20.E!h l ! E!e4 2 1 .�d2 ! ±/-1

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L.B.Hansen-Danielsen, Valby 1993 -57/ A) 1 3 . . . l"i:bS ! ? Haba;
305; B) 1 3 . . . iWc7 ! ? 1 4.h3 [ 1 4.ih7 mh8 I S .ic2
C22) 1 9 .. .fS ! ? 20.gf [20.gS ? ! f4 ! f± Xmg2] ih2oo] if3 l s .iWf3 l"i:feS± Haba ;
gf5 2 1 . CLl h4 ! l"i:f7 22.f4� L.B.Hansen; C) 1 3 . . . CLl b6 1 4.a4
C3) I S . . . iWe6 ! ? 1 9 . 9 S ct:J c 6 [ 1 9 . . . iWe4 ? Cl) 1 4 . . . iWd7 ! ? I S . aS ct:J c4 1 6 .h3 ifS
20.�e4 de 2 1 .CLl d2± ] 20.l"i:e l iWd7 2 1 .c4t [ 1 6 . . . if3 1 7 .iWf3 l"i:feS l S .l"i:e8 l"i:eS 1 9 .ic4
Ivanchuk; dc 20.ie3 ± ] 1 7 .ifS iWfS l S . l"i: b7 ct:J aSoo
C4) I S . . . l"i:a7 1 9 . 1"i: e l ct:J d7 ? [ o I 9 . . . CLl c6 Haba ;
Ivanchuk] 20.gS ! l"i: d S 2 1 . a4± [L1iWb3 , C2) 1 4 . . . l"i:e8 I S .l"i:eS iWeS 1 6 .aS CLl c4
ia3 ,1tJ h2-g4+-] Ivanchuk-Bareev, Linares C21) 1 7 .ic4 dc l S .l"i:b7 if3 1 9.9f iWc6�
1993 -57/304. Haba;
l7 ... i2l d 7 C22) 1 7 .l"i:b7
A) I S .�b3 CLl f6 1 9 .ih6 CLl g4 ! 2o.ifS mfS= C22 1 ) 1 7 . . . if3 ? I S .iWf3 CLl aS
Gelfand, Kapengut; C2211) 1 9 .1"i:bl l"i:cS ! [ 1 9 . . . l"i:dS 2o.igS±]
B) I S .g5 ! ? Ivanchuk; 20.iWdS l"i:c3 2 1 .ih7 �h7 22.id2 ib4 ! =
C) I S .ih6 l"i:eS -59. Haba;
C2212) 1 9 .1"i:bS iWe I 20.if l iWc l (Popovic­
420 18.iWb3 iWb7 1 9 .ih6 l"i:cS 20.l"i:e 1 Haba, Austria 1993) 2 1 .iWdS ! l"i:eS 22 .iWd6
id6°o Ivanchuk. iWc3 [22 . . . CLl c4 23 .iWe7 ] 23 .dS+- Haba;
l S.gel CLl d7 ! 1 9 . 1"i: e7 ct:J f6 2 0 .ih6 id6 C222) 1 7 . . . iWc6 1 8 .l"i:f7 [ 1 8 .l"i:b l l"i:e8�] ie6
2 1 .ifS mfS= Ivanchuk. 1 9 .1"i:f4 [ 1 9 . ct:J gS ! ?] if4 2o.if4± Haba;
C3) 1 4 . . . l"i:c8 ! (Popovic) I S .aS CLl c4
42 1 19.ig5 l"i:d6 C3 1 ) 1 6 .l"i:bS CLl aS 1 7 .l"i:dS l"i:c3°o Haba;
A) 20. c4 C32) 1 6.l"i:b7
AI) 20 . . . CLl c6? ! 2 l .if4 CLl aS 22.id6 id6 C32 1 ) 1 6 . . . iWaS ! ? l 7 .ih7 mh7 1 8 . CLl g S mg8
23 .ge 1 �c7 ! ± Ivanchuk; 1 9 .iWg4 iWc 3 = Haba;
A2) 20 . . . i2l d7 ! ?oo L12 1 .cd idS ! Ivanchuk; C322) 1 6 . . . CLl as 1 7 .l"i:bS l"i:c3
B) 20. i2l e5 C3221) 1 8 .l"i:dS ih2 1 9 . CLl h2 id l 20. l"i:d8
B 1 ) 20 . . .f6? 2 1 .CLl g6+- Ivanchuk; l"i:d8 2 1 .l"i:d 1 l"i:d4 22.l"i:e I l"i:d8+ Haba;
B2) 20 . . . l"i:a7 ! 2 1 .f4 idS ! oo Ivanchuk. C3222) 1 8 .ib2 l"i:c8 1 9 .1"i:dS CLl c4= Haba;
C3223) 1 8 .iWd2 l"i:b3 1 9 .ih7 mh7 20.iWc2
422 20 . f6 2 I . CLl d7 ! ! l"i:d7 22.iWe6 �hS
. . mg8 2 I . l"i:b 3 CLl b3 22.iWb3 if3 23 .iWf3 l"i:e8=
2 3 .�f6 m g S 24.iWe6 � h S 2 S . l"i: e l CLl c 6 Haba -60/297;
26.ig5+- Ye Rongguang. C4) 1 4 . . .if3 l s .iWf3 CLl a4 1 6.iWh3 g6 1 7 .l"i:b7
20 ... ga7 2 1 .iWf3 iWe6 22 .igS (± Ye iWc8 1 8 .iWc8 l"i:fc8 1 9 .1"i:d7 l"i:d8= Popovic­
Rongguang -62/(334)) Giertz, Bad Ragaz 1994.
A) 22 . . . ie7oo ; 13.a4 ! ?
B) 22 . . . E1cSoo. A ) 1 3 . . . CLl b6 1 4.aS CLl c4 I S .l"i:bS
AI) I S . . . CLl aS 1 6 . l"i:dS ih2 1 7 . CLl h2 id l
423 1 3.ic2? ! ihS 1 4 .ib3 ? ! CLl b6+ 1 8 . l"i: d8 l"i: fd8 1 9 . 1"i: d l l"i:ac8 2o.id2 CLl c4
Bade mian Valkesalmi, Dubai 01 1986.
- 2 l .ic4 l"i:c4 22. CLl fl ±;
13.gel A2) I S . . . ie7 1 6 .h3 ic8 1 7 .ic4 dc I S . CLl eS

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VIle7 1 9 .�f4 �d6 20.VIlf3±;A3) 1 5 . . . �e7
1 6.h3 �h5 ? [ 1 6 . . . �e6 1 7 . ctJ g5 -t ; 1 6 . . . VIld7
1 7 .l"le5 �h5 I S .�e4 �f3 1 9 .VIlf3 de 20.a6±]
1 7 .�e4 �f3 I S . VIl f3 de 1 9 . � a3 l"l e S
2 0 . l"l b7+- Filipenko- Kiselev, Moscow
1986;
B) 1 3 . . . b6 1 4 . l"l b5 ctJ f6 1 5 .�g5 �e7
[ 15 . . . l"leSl
- 63.
424 13 �f3? 1 4 .VIlf3 ctJ b6 1 5 .g3 l"l e S
••.
1 6 .h4 l"l e 7 1 7 . h5± Dvoiris-Yakovic, USSR
(ch) 1986.
425 15.�a6 VIleS ! 1 6 .VIle2 [ 1 6 .�d2 VIle6
� ctJ e41 VIl e 6 1 7 . VIl b5 VIl e 3 I S .�b2 VIle2
[ I S ... VIle4? 1 9 . ctJ e5± Rozentalis] 1 9 .1"le l
A ) 1 9 . . . VIlg6 2o.VIld 3 VIld3 2 1 .�d 3 �f3 22.gf
l"lfbS 23 .l"lbS l"lbS 24.l"le6± Rozentalis;
B) 1 9 . . . VIle4 20.l"le l VIlg6 [20 . . .VIlf4 2 1 .�e l ]
B1) 2 1 .VIld3 VIld3 22 .�d3 �f3 23 .gf l"lfbS+
Rozentalis;
B2) 2 1 . ctJ e5 �e5 22.de �f3 -t Rozentalis;
B3) 2 1 .VIle2 ctJ e4= A.Sokolov-Rozentalis,
Minsk 1 986 -42/382.
426 15 ... VIle8
A) 1 6 .�a6 VIle6 1 7 . ctJ e5 VIlb7 [ 1 7 . . . �e5
I S .VIlh5 �d6 1 9 .VIlg4± Lutovinov] I S .�b7
�d l 1 9 .�aS
AI) 1 9 . . . �e5 2 0 . l"l d l �d4 2 1 .�d5 �f2
[2 l . . . ctJ d5 22.ed l"lbS 23 .l"le l ± ] 22.mf2 ctJ d5
23 .e4± ;
A2) 1 9 . . . �e2 ! 20.l"le 1 �e4 2 1 .�e6 [2 1 . ctJ e4?
ctJe4 22.�d5 ctJ d2 23 .l"le2 l"lbS-+ Dolmatov]
l"leS 22.a4± (Lutovinov-Borisov, eorr 1986)
22 . . . �eS 23.l"leS �b3 24 .�bS �a4 25 .�a4
ctJ a4 26.l"ldS mfS 27 .l"ld7 ctJ e 3 2S .�c3 l"le3
29 .l"la7±/± Van der Tak;
B) 1 6 .�h7 !
B l ) 1 6 . . . mh7 1 7 . ctJ g S mg6 1 S . g4 �g4 1 9 .hg
VIlb 7 20.l"le 1 ! -t � VIl e2+- Akopian;
1 38
B2) 1 6 . . . mhS 1 7 .l"lb6 ab I S .�b a Akopian.
15 h6
•..
A) 1 6 .g4? ! �g6 ! 1 7 .�g6 fg+ Nadyrhanov;
B) 1 6 .�a6 ! ?;
C) 1 6 . l"l e l VIleS 1 7 .�a6 VIle6 [ 1 7 . . . VIlfS ?
l S . ctJ h4+- Akopian] I S . ctJ eS VIlb7 1 9 .�b7
�d l 20.�aS
C1) 20 . . . �a4 ! ? 2 1 .�e6 [2 1 .�b7 ! ? ��a6±
Nadyrhanov] 2 l . . .l"lbS 22 .�a4 ctJ a4 23.ctJ d3
ctJ b2 24.�f4 ! ctJ d 3 2S .�d6± Nadyrhanov­
Raetsky, Krasnodar 1995 -64/289 ;
C2) 20 . . . �eS
C21) 2 1 .l"ldl �d4 22 .�d5 ctJ d5 ! [22 . . . �f2
2 3 . mf2 ctJ d5 24.e4±] 23 .ed l"lb S = Akopian;
C22) 2 1 .de �a4 [2 1 . . . l"l a S 2 2 . l"l d l l"l e 8
23 .�e I ! l"l e 5 24 .f4 l"l b 5 25 .mf2± �mf3 ,�f2
Akopian] 22 .�b7 �b5 !
C221) 23 .�e3 l"lbS 24.�b6 l"lb7 2S .�d4
�d 7 ! = Akopian;
C222) 23.l"lb l �e4�
C222 1 ) 24.�e3 ctJ a4 ! 25 .�d4 l"lbS ! 26.�a7
ctJ e 3 27.�bS [27 .l"lb2 l"leS=] ctJb I 2 S . a4 d4=
Akopian;
C2222) 24 . a3 l"lbS 2S.�e6 l"leS 26.�b5 l"le5�
Serper-Akopian, Tbilisi 1 989 -47/387.
427 16.�a6
A) 1 6 . . . �f5 ! ? ��e S ;
B ) 1 6 . . . WeS .
428 17.ctJ g5? ! We S l S .Wg4 W : b7 1 9.�h4
l"lfeS+ Forintos, Haag.
1 7 .We2 WeS I S .Wa6 (Lutovinov) l"ld8 '
[�l"ld7] 1 9 .1"lb I l"ld7 20.l"l7b6 ab 2 1 .WeS l:k8
22. l"lb6 l"laS+.
429 2 1 .l"lb1 �e7 2 2 . l"l b2= Vodicka­
Kalivoda, Karvina 1989.
430 14 ... ctJ b6
A) 1 5 . a5 [ 1 5 .l"lb5 - 1 4.l"lb5] ctJ e4
AI) 1 6 .l"lbS ? ! ctJ a5 1 7 .l"laS �f3 ! ? 1 8 .�a4
ic7 1 9 .E1a7 '.Wd6 20.g3 E1a7 2 1 .'.Wa7 '.We6
22.ia3 ? [o22.id2 hS--+] ib6-+ Ivanov­
Kiselev, Moscow 1986 ;
Al) 1 6 .ie4 de 1 7 . E1 bS ig6 1 8 . Ct:J eS a6
1 9 .E1b7 ieS 20.de '.WaS 2 1 . e6 ! fe 22.'.Wd4
E1t7 23.E1t7 in 24.'.We4 eS 2S .'.Wb4 '.WdS
26 . .ia3 as 27 .'.Wd6 '.Wd6 1J2-l/2 Krugliakov­
Kiselev, Moscow 1986;
8) 1 5 .E1e l ! ?
8 1 ) 1 5 . . . E1e8 1 6 . aS Ct:J e4 1 7 .E1b7 Ct:J aS I 8 .E1a7
1'1c3= f1 1 9 .ih7? @h7 20. Ct:J gS '.WgS !
A.Sokolov;
82) 1 5 . . . E1 b 8 ! [ f1 i g6 X e4] 1 6 . aS Ct:J e4
1 7 . .ic4 de 1 8 .E1bS
821) 18 . . . ig6 1 9 . Ct:J eS± A.Sokolov;
822) 18 . . .if3 1 9 .'.Wf3 b6 20.ab E1b6 2 1 .E1aS±
A.Sokolov;
823) 1 8 . . . fS ! 1 9 .'.We2 [f1'.We6 , Ct:J eS] lith8 !
2o.1Wc4
8231) 20 . . . ,mJ3? 2 1 .gf '.Wh4 2 2 . @ g2±
A.Sokolov-Skembris, Yugoslavia 1994 -
61/(302);
8232) 20 . . . a6 ! 2 1 . E1 b l [ 2 1 . E1 d5 if7 - + ;
2 1 . E1 b6 � c 7 + ] � f3 22.gf '.W h4 ! ? --+
[22 . . 1Wa5+] Skembris;
. B 1 222) 2 1 .E1e l ! ?
C) 1 5 . cj;>h l ! ?
C1) 1 5 . . . E1e8 ? ! 1 6. aS Ct:J e4 1 7 .E1bS
C11) 17 . . . Ct:J aS ? 1 8 . E1d5 �f3 1 9 .'.Wf3 '.We7
20.1'1d6 '.Wd6 2 1 . '.Wh 5 fS 22.'.WfS '.W g6 23 .'.WdS
1-0 Kozlov-Gorelov, Moscow 1986;
C12) 17 . . . �b8 1 8 .�e4 if3 1 9 .'.Wf3 '.We7
2o.if4 '.We4 2 1 .E1fb 1 �f4 22.'.Wf4 E1e l 23.E1e 1
iWb5 24.'.Wc7 ! ± Kiselev ;
C2) l 5 . . . �g6 1 6 . aS Ct:J e4 1 7 .E1bS ie7 1 8 .�e4
de 1 9 . tLl eS
C21) 1 9 . . . �aS Forintos, Haag;
C22) 1 9 . . . a6 A2. - B221) 20.f4 �d3 2 1 .'.Wd3 '.We7 ! oo Chetverik;
431 1S.c4 ! ? de 1 6.�e4
A) 1 6 �g6? ! 1 7 .E1bS E1e8 1 8 .�b3± ;
. . .
B) 1 6 . . '.We7;
. Chetverik] '.Wd6= Semenova-Chetverik,
C) 1 6 . . . E1 c 8 .
1 39
1s.ir5 ! ?
A) l S . . . Ct:J f6 1 6 . i gS � e 7 1 7 . '.W d3 � g 6
1 8 . Ct:J e S �fS 1 9 .'.WfS E1 e 8 20.if6 �f6 2 1 . Ct:J d7
E1 e 8 2 2 . E1 fe l E1 e l 2 3 . E1 el E1 e 3 24.'.WdS±
Kotronias-Arduman, Istambul 1988 46/
(396);
B) IS . . . �g6 1 6.'.Wd 3 '.We7°o f1E1ae8 Pavlovic.
432 1 6 ...ie7
A) 1 7 .if6 �f6 1 8 .ie2 a6 1 9 . E1b2 E1 e 8 =
Dolmatov-Rozentalis, USSR ch( ll) 1985;
B) 1 7 . g4
B 1 ) 1 7 . . . �g6
B l l ) 1 8 . Ct:J eS ! ?
Bll1) 1 8 . . .�d3 1 9 .'.Wd3± f1'.Wf3 XdS ;
B 1 l2) 1 8 . . . E1e8 ! ? Van der Tak ;
B 12) 1 8 .�g6 h g
B 121) 1 9 .'.Wb3 E1 e 8 20.aS ba 2 1 .E1al Ct:J e4
22.E1d5 E1e3 23.'.Wb7 Ct:J gS ! 24. Ct:J g5 E1e7+
Poliakov-Raetsky, corr 1988 45/(352);
B 122) 1 9 .�f6 �f6 20.'.Wb3 E1e8 !
B 122 1 ) 2 1 . aS ba 22. E1 a l '.We7 2 3 . E1aaS '.We3
24 .'.We3 E1e3 2S . litg2 E1e7 26.E1dS E1d8 1/2_1/2
Glek-Raetsky, corr 1987 -45/(352);
B 1222 1 ) 2 l . . .'.We7 ? 22.E1e3 '.We4 23 .'.We4 E1e4
24.a5 E1fe8 2S . ab ab 26.gS+- Mikhailov­
Grodzensky, corr 1 99 1 ;
B12222) 2 1 . . . a6 22.E1b6 E1e3 23 .'.We3 '.Wb6
24.gS �d8 2S .E1eS '.Wb7 26.@ g2± Jezek;
B12223) 2 1 . . .'.Wd6 ! ? 22.gS [ 2 2 . E1 d5 E1e3]
'.Wf4 23 .'.WdS E1e3oo;
B2) 17 ... a6 ! 1 8 . E1b3 �g6 1 9 . Ct:J eS
B21) 1 9 . . . '.Wd6 2 0 . � f6 � f6 2 l . f4 � d 3
22.'.Wd3± Chetverik;
B22) 1 9 . . . �d6 !
B222) 20. Ct:J g6 fg ! 2 1 .�h4 �e7 22.E1e l gS !
[ 2 2 . . . '.Wd7 2 3 . E1 b2 f1 E1 b e 2 ± C hetveri k ]
2 3 . � g S [ 2 3 . � g3 ? ! �g3 24 . fg '.We7 +
Balatonbereny 1 994 -62/(334) .
433 17.1'i:d5? �h2.
434 21�h7 �h7 22.1'i:d6 1'i:a3+ Rozentalis.
2 1 .1'i:dl 1'i:d8+ Rozentalis.
21 .1'i:d6 1'i:d3= Ivanchuk-Rozentalis, Lvov
1987 -44/(374).
435 15.a4
A) I S . . . a6
A I ) 1 6 .�h7 �h7 1 7 . l2l g S WgS 1 8 .�gS �d l
1 9 .1'i:b6 �a4 20. 1'i:d6+ Miralles;
A2) 1 6.1'i:b6 Wb6 1 7 .�h7 mh8 ! ( l 7 . . . �h7
1 8 . l2l g S �g6 1 9 .g4) 1 8 .�d3°o ( l 8 . g4? mh7+
Miralles);
A3) 1 6 .1'i:b l
A31) 1 6 . . . �f3 ? ! 1 7 .Wf3 l2l a4 1 8 .1'i:b7 l2l e3
1 9 .�h7 �h7 20.We 3 We8 [20 . . . We8? 2 1 .1'i:b6
L11'i:a6± Kozlov-Gorelov, Moscow 1 986]
2 1 .We8 1'i:fe8 22.1'i:t7 as 2 3 .1'i:fS a4 24.1'i:dS
�f8 2S .�b2 a3 26.�a l 1'i:eb8� Kiselev;
A32) 1 6 . . . �e7 ? ! 1 7 . 1'i:e l ! [ 1 7 .�a3 ? ! 1'i:e8
1 8 .�eS ? l2l a4 ! 1 9 . 94 l2l e3 20.We l l2l b I 2 1 .gh
b6 2 2 .�b4 as 2 3 . � e l Wd7+ Sznapik­
Christensen, Cobenhavn 1 989] Wd6 ?
1 8 . �h7 ! m h 8 1 9 . �d3 fS 2 0 . g 3 Wd7
2 1 . l2l eS ! +- Richagov-Christensen, Gaus­
da1 199 1 ;
A33) 1 6 . . . aS ! ? Rozentalis;
A34) 1 6 . . . 1'i:b8 1 7 .Wb3 l2l e4 ! 1 8 . l2l d2 bS=
Kondali-Jezek, corr 199 1 ;
A35) 1 6 . . . 1'i:e8 ! ? 1 7 . aS l2l e4 1 8 .1'i:b7 l2l aS =
Grodzensky, Gubin;
B) I S . . . �g6 1 6 .�g6 hg 1 7 .Wb3 1'i:e8 1 8 .�gS
Wd7
Bl) 1 9 . 12l d2 We6= Miralles;
B2) 1 9 .aS l2l e4
B21) 20 . l2l d2? ! We6+ Mestel-Miralles,
Thessaloniki (01) 1988 -46/398;
B22) 20. 1'i:b7
B221) 20 . . . WfS ? ! 2 1 .Wa4± Miralles;
B222) 20 . . . We6 2 1 .WbS l2l aS 22 .We6 l2l e6
23.1'i:d7 1'i:e6 24.�h4t Miralles;
1 40
B223) 20 . . . �e7 ! 2 1 .WbS [2 1 .�f4? l2l a5
22.1'i:e7 We7 23 .�e7 l2l b3 24.1'i:b l 1'i:ee8-+]
Wd6 ! 22.1'i:a l [22 . a6 l2l aS ] a6 23 .Wb4 We6°o
Miralles .
436 1 5 ... a6? ! 1 6 . 1'i: b6 Wb6 1 7 .eS �c5
1 8 .de WeS 1 9 .�h7 m h8 (Bosenberg·
Kelbratovsky, corr 1990) 20.�d3±.
437 1 6.�c4 �f3 1 7 .Wf3 de 1 8 .1'i:b7 Wf6 ! =
Vladimirov.
438 19 ... Wa2 (Mahia-Pla, Mar del Plata
1 988 -45/352) 20.dS ! ± Morgado, Mahia.
1 9 ... Wd4 20. l2l f3
A) 20 . . . Wf6
AI) 2 1 .WbS Wb6 22.Wb6 ab 23 .�e3 1'i:a2
24.1'i:b l = (t Morgado, Mahia);
A2) 2 1 .�e3± ;
B ) 20 . . . Wc4
Bl) 2 1 .�b2 Wa2 22.�g7 mg7 23 .�g5=
Vladimirov
B2) 2 1 . a3 b6 [2 1 . . .1'i:ad8 22.Wa5 ! Vladi·
mirov] 22.�e3t 1'i:ad8 [ 0 22 . . . 1'i:ac8 23J�d l
1'i:fd8t Vladimirov] 23.1'i:e l Wd3 [23 . . . �b3
24 . l2l d4 ! ± L1 l2l fS Vladimirov] 24.a4:1:
Dvoiris-Vladimirov, Barnau1 1988.
1 9 1'i:fd8 !� J.Horvath-Greenfeld, Buda·
••.
pest 1 989.
439 17.�e4 Wd7
A) 1 8 . 1'i: hS ? ! g6 1 9 . 1'i: gS 1'i: ab8 20. h4°o
(Margado, Mahia) �e7 ! ? [20 . . .fS ! ?] ;
B) 1 8 . 1'i: a5 ? ! �b4 1 9 .1'i:hS g 6 20. 1'i:gS 1'i:ab8
2 1 .�f4 �d6 22.�e3 fS O-l Neiman-Borisov,
corr 1990;
C) 1 8 . a4 1'i:ab8
Cl) 1 9 .1'i:gS ? f6 ! 20.WhS g6 2 1 .�g6 fg-+
Kalinichenko;
C2) 1 9 .�e2 1'i:fe8 [ 1 9 . . . g6 ! ?] 20.�e3 l2l c 8 ? 1
2 1 .�e4 l2l b6 22.1'i:fb l �/t Filipenko-Pesi.
guna, Novi Sad 1989;
C3) 1 9 .if5 �c6 20.ie4= �d7 2 1 .if5 �c7?
22.a5 CLl c 8 2 3 . ih7 �h7 24 .2"1h5 <;t> g 8
25.�f5± f6 2 6 . 2"1 e l CLl e7 27 .�e6 2"1f7
2 8 . g e 4 � Holmstein-Lelchuk, Helsenki
1992.
440 17 ... f5 ? 1 8 . if5 �e8 1 9 . a4 g6
20.�g4± Rabovic-Radosavljevic, Donau
1992.
17 ... a6?! 1 8 .ig5
A) 1 8 . . .f6 1 9 .�h5 h6 2o.ih6 ab 2 1 .�g6
V!1c7 2 2.�h7 <;t>f7 2 3 . 2"1e l 2"1g8 24.�g6 �f8
25 .�f6+- Beliavsky;
B) 1 8 . . .�c7
Bl) 1 9 .if6
B11) 1 9 . . . ih2? 2 0 . <;t> h l �f4 2 1 . 2"1 b6 gf
22.�h5 h6 23 .g3 ig3 24.2"1g 1 �f2 25 .�g4
\!! h 8 2 6 . � g3+- Beliavsky;
B12) 19 . . . ab ? 20.ih7 <;t> h7 2 1 .�h5 �g8
22.�g5 g6 23 .�h6+- Beliavsky;
B13) 19 . . . g6 20.�h5 if4 ! Kudrin;
B2) 1 9 .ih7 ! <;t>h7 20.�h5 <;t>g8 2 1 .if6 ih2
22. \!! h l �f4 2 3 . ig7 <;t>g7 24 . 2"1 g5 <;t> f6
25 .�h6 <;t> e7 2 6 . 2"1 e5 <;t> d7 27 .�b6+­
Kudrin;
C) 1 8 . . .ab 1 9 .id8 2"1fd8 20.�h5 g6 2 1 .�b5
fJ,c7 2 2 . a4 2"1d4 2 3 . �c5 2"1d7 24 . g 3 ±
Beliavsky-Petursson, Reykjavik 1988 -46/
396.
441 1 8 .ig5 ! ? Kudrin.
442 18 . ..�d7 -67.
443 19 .. . f6? 20.�h5 h6 2 1 .ih6�
- 440/17 . . . a6? !/A.
444 20 .if6 g6 2 1 .�h5 if4 Kudrin.
20.fJ,h7! <;t>h7 2 1 .�h5 <;t>g8 22 .iffi ih2 !
23.\!! h l
A ) 23 . . .�d6? [23 . . . if4? 24.2"1g5+-] 24.ig7
!rJg7 25.gg5 <;t>f6 26.2"1e 1 +- Kudrin-Ma-
1 41
chado, Thessaloniki (01) 1 988 -46/397;
B) 2 3 . . . � f4 ! 24.ig7 <;t> g7 2 5 . 2"1 g5 � f6
2 6 .�h6 <;t>e7 27 . 2"1e5 <;t> d7 28 .�b6�
(Kudrin) 2"1fe8 ! ?
445 1 8 .ih7? <;t>h7 1 9 . 2"1h5 <;t>g8 20.�f5
f6 2 1 .2"1h7 [2 1 . 2"1 e l 2"1ae8] �f7 22 .ih6 g6
2 3 . 2"1f7 gf-+ Beliavsky.
446 18 ... 2"1ab8? !
A ) 1 9 . h4 2"1fe8 20.h5 �c6 2 1 .�f5 g6 22 .�g4
if8 23 .hg fg 24.if4 2"1bd8 25 .ie5 a6 26.2"1b2
CLl a4 27.ia4 �a4 28.2"1b7= Anka-Apple­
berry, Budapest 1994;
B) 1 9 . a5 CLl c 8 2o.ih7 ! -439/17.ie4/C3.
447 2 1 .�f6 if8 22.if8 2"1f8 2 3 . 2"1c5 �d8
24.�d 8 2"1ad8 25.2"1b 1 2"1d6 26.a5 CLl d7 27 .2"1c4
b5 2 8 . ab CLl b6= Beliavsky.
448 1 8 .2"1h5?! g6 [ 1 8 . . . h6? 1 9 .ih6 gh
20.�f6 �e6 2 1 .ih7+- ; 1 8 . . . f5 ? 1 9 .if5 g6
2o.id7 2"1f3 2 1 .ie6± Skembris]
A) 1 9 . 2"1 h7? <;t> h 7 2 0 . � h5 � g 8 2 1 .i g 6
fg-+ Skembris;
B) 1 9 . d 5 ? ! f5 ! ? [ 1 9 . . . gh 2 o . i h7 <;t> h 7
2 1 .�h5= Skembris] 20.2"1h4 �e7 ! 2 1 .g3
[2 1 .2"1d4? �e5-+ Skembris] 2"1ae8't [X2"1h4]
Wittmann-Skembris, Debrecen 1992 -56/
329;
C) 1 9 . 2"1a5 ib4 [Xd4] ;
D) 1 9 .if5 gf [ 1 9 . . . �e7 ! ?] 20.2"1h7 <;t>h7
2 1 .�h5 <;t>g8 22.�g 5 = Skembris;
E) 1 9 . i h 6 f5 ! ? [ 1 9 . . . 2"1 fe 8 2 0 . 2"1 a 5 � ]
Skembris.
449 1 8 . . . 2"1fe8? 1 9 .if5 �c6 [ 1 9 . . . �c7
20.a5 ] 2o.ih7 ! �h7 2 1 .�t7 ie5 22.2"1e5
2"1e5 23.de+- Howell-Barua, Great Britain
ch 199 1 .
18 . . 2"1ae8 1 9 .id2 �c6? ! 20.d5 �c7 2 l .2"1fb 1
.
2"1b8 22.ic 3 CLl d7 23 .ig7 ! <;t>g7 24.�g4 <;t>h8
2S .%VfS± M.Schlosser-Sarno, Mitropa Cup
1990 .
18 ...ic7
A) 1 9 . 93 ? ! [ 1 9 . E1 hS ? ! g6] a6 20.E1hS g6
2 1 .ih6 fS 22 .if8 E1f8 23 .E1h6 mg7 24.%Va3
id6 2S .%Vc l ie7-+ [ L1 f4 X E1 h6] A ra­
khamia-Akopian, Oakham 1990;
B) 1 9 .E1eS id6
Bl) 20.E1gS
Bll) 20 . . . ie7 ? (Adams-Anand, Oakham
1990) 2 1 .E1g7 ! cJlg7 22.ifS
Blll) 22 . . . %Vd6 23 .%Vg4 mh8 24.%VhS h6
2S .ih6+-;
B1l2) 22 . . . %Vd4 23 .ie3 !
B1l21) 23 . . . %VeS 24.%Vg4 cJlh8 2s.id4+­
Anand;
B 1l22) 23 . . . %Vh4 24.g3 %Vf6 2S.%Vg4 cJlh8
26.id4+-;
B1l23) 23 . . . %Vb2 24.%Vg4 cJlf6 2S .%VgS meS
26.%Ve7 mfS 27.g4+- ;
B 12) 20 . . . g6oo Anand;
B2) 20.aS !
B 2 1 ) 20 . . . ieS 2 1 .de liJ e 8 [2 1 . . . liJ a4 22.e6± ;
2 1 . . .liJ dS 22.E1d 1 E1 ad8 23 .ie4± C.Hansen]
22. a6± Timman;
B2) 20 . . . liJ e 8 2 1 .ifS %Vd8 22.a6 liJ e7 2 3 . ab
E1b8 24.igS± [ 2 4 .ie4? ieS 2 S . de fS +
Timman] f6 2 s .i e6 cJl h 8 2 6 . i f4 if4
27 . %V f4 E1b 7 2 8 .dS liJ g6 29. %V e4 ± Timman­
Anand, Tilburg 1991 -53/291 .
450 19.ie3 [L1E1fb l , as ] liJ e 8 20.E1fb l b6
2 1 .h4 liJ e7 22.hS h6 23.g4 ie7 24.gS a6
2S .E1Sb4 bS 26.gh fS 27 . ab ab 2 8 .%Vg2oo
Shilov-Raetsky, Voroshilovgrad 1 989.
19.ib2
A) 1 9 . . . liJ e 8 ? ! 20.%Ve3 ! a6
AI) 2 1 . E1 gS ? ! bS [ 2 1 . . .%V e 7 ? 2 2 . E1 e S ! ±
Chandler-Haba, Bundesliga 1992 -56/330]
22.ab ab 23 . dS f6 24.if5 %Ve7 [24 . . . %Ve7
2S.E1e 1 ieS 26.%Ve2 fg 27.E1eS %Vd8 28 .ih7
mh8 29.ig6�] 2S .E1hS g6 26 .ie6 m g700
1 42
Haba;
A2) 2 1 . E1 h S ! g6 2 2 . E1 h6 liJ e7 [22 . . . b S ?
23 . ab a b 24 .dS f6 2S .ig6 hg 26.E1g6 cj;h7
27.%Ve2 liJ e7 28.E1gS ! mh6 29.E1hS ! cj;hS
30.%Vh7 mgS 3 1 .icl if4 3 2 . g3+-] 23 .dS
f6 24.%Ve4± Haba;
B) o 1 9 . . . E1fe8 Haba.
1 9.id2 ! ?
A ) 1 9 . . . liJ e 8 20.E1fb 1 b 6 2 1 .E1hS g 6 [2 l . . .h6?
22 .ih6 gh 23 .%Vf6+- Wahls] 22.ih6
A I ) 22 . . . E1e8 23 .%Vf6 if8 24.if8 E1f8 2S J:lh7
cJlh7 26.E1bS
A l l ) 26 . . . %VbS 27 . ab cJlg8 2 8 . h4+- Wahls;
A12) 26 . . . cJl h 6 2 7 . E1 hS m h S 2 8 .%Vf4 ! +-
Wahls;
A 13) 26 . . . cJlg8 27. E1hS+- Wahls;
A2) 22 . . . fS 23 .if8
A 2 1 ) 23 . . . if8 ? 24.ifS gf [24 . . . %Vf7 2S :�g4]
2S .%Vg3+- Wahls;
A22) 23 . . . cJl f8 24 . E1 h4± [ 2 4 . i f5 W f7 ;
24.E1bS %Ve6] Wahls;
B) 1 9 . . . g6 20.E1fb l ie7 2 1 . aS liJ e 8 22.�h6
[22.E1b7 E1b7 2 3 . E1b7 %Vd4] E1d8 23.E1b7±
Wahls;
C) 1 9 . . . ie7 ! ? Wahls;
0) 1 9 . . . E1fe8 2o.ifS
0 1 ) 20 . . . %Ve7 2 1 .E1fb l ± L1aS Wahls;
02) 20 . . . %V e 6 ? 2 1 .ih7 ! cJl f8 [ 2 1 . . . cj; h7
22.%Vf7 ieS± Wahls] 22.%VhS liJ d7 [22 . . .
liJ a4 2 3 .E1fS E1e7 24.ig6+- Wahls] 23 .�fS
liJ f6 24.%Vh8 liJ g8 2s .ih7 cJle7 26 .%Vg7+­
Stripunsky-Veresagin, Volgograd 1994;
03) 20 . . . %Ve7 ! 2 1 . E1 fb l g6 [ 2 1 . . .%Ve2 ?
22.ih7] 22 .ie2 [22.a5 ? liJ e 8 23 .ie2 b6]
liJ e 8 ! ?00 [22 . . . %Ve2? 23.%Ve 3 ] Wahls -CBM.
451 1 9 ...ic7 20.if6 !
A) 2 0 . . . g f 2 1 .%VhS E1 fe 8 2 2 . %V h6 �f4
23 .ih7 mh8 24.%Vf6+- Gavrilov;
B) 20 . . . h6 2 1 .E1gS ! g6 22.%VhS+- Gavrilov;
q 20 . . . g6 2 1 .%VhS i f4 2 2 .%Vh4 Wd6
2 3 . g 3 liJ d7 24.ie7+- Gavrilov;
D) 2 0 . . . E1feS 2 1 . E1 g 5 g6 2 2 .iWhS �f4 454 20.�e4 E1ab8 2 1 .E1fb l ? iWe6 ! -+
23 .'iWh6+- Gavrilov; Riand-Delanoy, Geneva 1 992 -56/(330) .
E) 20 . . . iWc6 2 1 .�h7 m h 7 2 2 . E1hS m g S 20.E1fb l
23 .'iWf5+- Gavrilov; A) 20 . . . iWe6 2 1 .�e3 E1ab8 [2 1 . . .c3 ! ? ; 2 l . . .
F) 20 . . . �e6 2 1 . E1h5 h6 [2 1 . . .iWf6 22 .�h7 �fS] 22.a5 lLlaS 2 3 .E1b7 E1b7 24.E1b7± De
�h8 23 .ig6 mgS 24. E1hS+-] 22.E1g5 ! ! g6 Firmian-Appleberry, New York op 1994 ;
23 .�g6 fg [23 . . . hg 24.ih7+-] 24. E1g6 mf7 B) 2 0 . . . E1ac Soo l'i2 1 . a5 ? iWb5 ;
[24 . . .�h7 25 .iWh5 if4 26.E1g7 �hS C)20 . . . c3°o.
27 .'iWg6+-] 25 .E1g7 �eS 26.iWh5 E1f7 27 . E1f7
'iJlf7 28.E1e l mfS 29 .iWh6+- Gavrilov;
G) 20 . . . �d6 ! D 2 1 .ie5 iWe7 [2 1 . . .iWd7 ? 1.5.3. Game 2
22.�g7+-] 22.a5
Gl) 22. J 2 JcS 23.ih7 mh7 24.iWhS �gS A .Sokolov - 011
25 .�g7 f6 26.iWh S �f7 27.ifS iWfS 2S .iWh5 USSR Ch (Odessa) 1 9S9
�g8 29 . E1el lLld6 3 0 . E1c5 E1cS 3 1 . E1 e 3 ±
Gavrilov; l .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLl xe5 d6 4.lLl f3 lLl xe4
G2) 22 . . . ti h S 23 .�h7 ! ? [23 . E1b 7 ± ] mh7 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 �d6 7.0-0 0-0 8.e4 e6
24.'iWhS mgS 25 .�g7 f6 - 2 6 . iWhS � f7 9.lLle3
27.�f8 E1fS 2s .iWh5 mgS 29.iWd5 (Gavrilov­
Frog, corr 1989/90 -50/332) E1f7 ! ? 30.g3 a b c d e f 9 h

�d6 3 1 .�c4;!: Gavrilov. 8 8

1 9...CLk8 7
A) 20.'iWh5 [20.�f6 lLle7 Haba] f5 2 1 .iWe2 6
I/Jb6 22.E1fb 1 E1beS 5
AI) 23 .'iWfl iWc6 24.�d l (Wahls-Haba, 4
Bundesliga 1993 -57/(304)) �bS ! ? 25 . a5 3
'iJlg6 26.ab a6= Haba;
A2) 23 .'iWf3 ! ? iWe6 24.mf1 f4 25 .a5 lLlcS
2H1b7 h6 27 .d5 iWe5 2s .ih4 ic5;!: Haba ;
a b c d e f 9 h
B) 20.E1fb l b6 2 1 .iWh5
Bl) 2 l . . .g6? 22.�f6 [l'iiWh7] �f4 23 .iWh4
Can such a natural move be i mprecise?
'iJld6 24 . g 3 a6 25 .E1h5+- Gavrilov ;
Following this game White has preferred
B2) 2 1 . . .f5 22.iWe2 lLle7 23.iWc4 �hS
24.WJd3 g6 25.'lWc3 E1bcS 26.iWb2± Gavrilov. to start with the exchange on d5 and only
then to play lLlc3 , thereby avoiding the line
452 21 .if6 �fS 22.iWf3� Haba. l O . . . dc .
9 ... lLl xe3 1 0.be de [ l O . . . �g4 (-56) l 1 .cd -
453 1 9.ib2 ! ? [l'iiWc3] E1feSoo. 57-6S, game 3 ] 1 1 .�xe4 �g4 1 2.iWd3
19.h4 E1fe8 20.h5 �fSoo. 1 2.h3 did not yield White any advantage
1 9.�d2 c3 ! ? 20.iWc3 E1acS 2 1 .iWb3 E1c7 in the game Lj uboj evic - Khalifman, Rey­
22.�d3 E1fc8 23.E1el ifS 24.a5 lLlc4= A.So­ kj avik 1 99 1 . After 1 2 . . . �h5 1 3 . E1 b l b5
kolov-Finegold, Reykjavik 1 990 -49/364. 1 4 . � d3 lLld7 1 5 . a4 a6 1 6 . �e4 E1cS the

1 43
chances are about equal (-5 2 ) . The text
move is a logical choice: White gets rid of
the pin and prepares It'l g5 .
12 lt'l d7
..•
The critical continuation. Black continues
his development, ignoring White ' s attack.
The less active 1 2 . . . th5 , with the idea
1 3 . . . tg6(-5 3 ) , is also worth consideration.
13.lt'lg5
White made a typical mistake in the game
Mainka - Finegold, Dortmund 1 990:
1 3 .tb3 ? ! It'lc5 ! , when B lack exchanged the
bishop and obtained good play.
1 3 .tg5 promises no advantage after 1 3 . . .
vtfa5 ( l 3 . . . vtfc7=) 1 4 .th4 th5 . If 1 3 .E1e l ,
then 1 3 . . . vtfc7 1 4.h3 th5 1 5 . lt'l h4 <;t> h S
1 6 .tg5 lt'l b6 1 7 .tb3 c5 (Forintos, Haag) .
13 ... lt'l f6
1 3 . . . g6 is weaker in view of 1 4 . h 3 tf5
1 5 .vtff3± (Short) or 1 4. lt'l e4± (Nunn). 14.h3
th5
1 4 . . . td7 1 5 .E1e l vtfa5 1 6 . g4± is more pas­
sive (Goerans - Valeer, corr. 1 990) (-3 S 1 ) .
a b c d e f 9 h
8 20.txf7+ E1xf7 2 Ug .
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 20.E1xf7 ! 1 -0 Ghizdavu - Stanciu, Roma·
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
Now B l ack is aiming after tg6 to drive
the white queen away from its active posi­
tion. However, by the standard advance of
his f-pawn White completes the manoeu­
vre begun with 1 2. lt'l g5 and reinforces his
pressure on the kingside. After the text
1 44
move Black ' s bishop at h5 is in jeopardy,
and yet he is well developed and ready to
begin a counterattack.
15.f4 h6
The immediate 1 5 . . . b5 is slightly prema·
ture : 1 6 .tb3 h6 1 7 . lt'l f3 txf3 I S .E1xf3 a6
1 9 .te3 It'l d5 20.td2 vtff6 2 1 . E1 afl E1fe8
2 2 . g4t Kamsky - B arua, 1 990. Black will
have the opportunity to play b7 -b5 later.
16.g4
The critical move. The quiet continuation
1 6 . lt'l f3 also deserves consideration, al·
though after 1 6 . . . txf3 1 7 .E1xf3 E1eS 1 8 .�e3
t c 7 1 9 . E1 afl vtf d 6 Kamsky B areev,
-
Linares 1 99 3 , Black has good counterplay
on the e-file. This variation is discussed in
more detail in line 54.
16 hg
•••
If 1 6 . . . txg4, then 1 7 . lt'l xf7 E1xf7 I S .�xn+
<;t>xf7 1 9 .hg It'l xg4 20.f5± (Nunn).
16 ... b5 leads after 17 .tb3 c5 l S .td5 ! ? � g 6
to the game Corso-Marshall, Havana 1 9 1 1
(by transposition of moves), in which White
gained the advantage after 1 9 .vtfxg6 hg
17.fg b5 [-3S7] .
This is a good opportunity to include the
moves b7 -b5 and tb3 , although 1 7 . . tLlx g4
.
I S .hg vtfd7 ( 1 S . . . txg4 ? 1 9 . 96 ! �e6
nia 1 972) is equivalent and transposes into
the g am e after 1 9 . 9 h vtf g 4 + ( l 9 . . . b 5 )
20.<;t>f2 E1aeS 2 1 . E1 g 1 vtfh4+ 2 2 . <;t> g 2 bS
23 .tb3 .
White ' s attempt to deviate from this line
by 2 1 .E1h 1 leads to equality after 2 l . . .bS
2 2 .vtff3 vtfxf3 + 2 3 . <;t> xf3 bc 24.tf4 �xf4
25 . <;t> xf4 c5 (Forintos, Haag ) .
18.tb3
I S .gf? is bad in view of I S . . . bc 1 9.vtfd2 �g6
20.fg mxg7 2 1 .�h6+ @g8 22.ig5 ie7-+
(Nunn) .
18 .. .Li'l xg4 1 9.hg
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
19...Wd7!
At first sight it seems that White ' s attack
attains its goal : after 1 9 . . . ixg4 20.g6
'iWh4 2 1 .if4± or 20 . . . ie6 2 1 .l:1xf7 ! �e8
(2 1 . . .ixb3 2 2 . �h3 l:1 x f7 2 3 . �h7+ @ f8
24.WhS+ @ e 7 2 5 .ig5+ @ d 7 2 6 . i x d 8
E(xdS 27 .�h5+-) 22.�h 3 ! l:1xf7 (22 . . . ixh3
2 3 . E( f5 ! +- ) 2 3 . � h7+ @ f8 2 4 . i g5 l:1 f6
25 .ixf6 gf 26.g7+- (Nunn) B l ack is lost.
Yet, as is well-known, ' the best form of
defence is attack' . White has weakened his
kings ide and Black, by sacrificing a piece,
moves onto the offensive.
20.gh
In the game Nunn - S alov, B russels 1 98 8 ,
White did not risk accepting the sacri fice,
but a ft er 2 0 . � f5 ixg4 2 1 . �xd7 ixd7
22.E(xf7 l:1xf7 23.g6 ie8 he had to play
accurately i n order to save the game .
20 . . . Wg4+ 21 .@f2 l:1ae8 22.l:1g1
Now the white bishop no longer protects
the e2-square, so 22.l:1h I ? ? loses to 22 . . .
ig3+ .
22 ...'iWh4+ 23.@g2
1 45
a b c d e f
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
The diagram position has become critical
for this line. How should Black continue
his attack? 23 . . . c5 fails to 24.l:1h I ! (Short ­
Huebner, Tilburg 1 988) 24 . . . �g4+ 25.@f1
c4 26.idl l:1e l + 2 7 . @ xe l �g2 2 8 .�e2
�xh 1 + 2 9 . @ d2+- (Short). 23 . . . l:1e4 is also
insufficient because of 24.�f3 ! ih2
25 .id2 l:1g4+ 26.�xg4 �xg4+ 27 .@xh2,
when the rook and two bishops give White
more than sufficient compensation for the
queen, and attempts by B lack to draw by
perpetual c h e c k are fu ti l e : 27 . . . � h 4 +
(27 . . . � x h 5 + 2 8 . @ g 3 + - ) 2 8 . @ g2 �e4+
(28 . . . l:1e8 2 9 . i d l L1 i f3 ) 29 . @f2 � f5 +
( 2 9 . . . l:1 e 8 3 0 . l:1 g 2 + - ) 3 0 . @ e2 l:1 e 8 +
3 1 . @ d I +- �f2 3 2 . @c2 l:1e2 3 3 .l:1gd l
�f5 + 3 4 . @ c l +- For more details, - 3 87/
17 . . . b5/B ) . However, the Estonian grand­
master has prepared an interesting idea.
23 � h2 + 24.mfl i f4
.•.
With the threat of 25 . . . l:1e l + 26.@xe 1
�xg l + 27 . @e2 l:1e8-+ . White finds the
best chance - by returning the piece, he
activates his forces .
25.�f3
If 25 .ixf4, then 25 . . . �xf4+ 2 6 . @ g 2 l:1e3+.
25 ... l:1el+ 26.@xe l �xg l + 27.@e2 ixc 1
 a b c d e f h
9 1.5.4. Game 3
8 8

7 7
Short - Gelfand
6 6
B russels cm (7), 1 99 1
5 5
4 4
l .e4 e5 z.ct:J f3 l2l f6 3.l2l xe5 d6 4.l2lf3 etJ xe4
3 3
5.d4 d5 6.�d3 �d6 7.0-0 0-0 8.c4 c6 9.cd
2
cd 1 0. l2l c3 l2l xc3 l l .bc �g4 1 2.gbl

a b c d e f 9 h a b c d e f

Now both 2 S .g6 geS-+ and 2 S . md3

iWxgS+ (011) are bad for White. However,
as we already know, 'the best form of de­
fence is attack ' . By sacrifi c i n g the ex­
change and attacking the weak f7 -pawn,
Sokolov forces a draw.
28.gxc 1 ! iWxc 1 29.g6 ge8+ 30.md3 iWb l +
=
Or 3 0 . . . ge7 3 1 . g f+ m fS 3 2 . iW h3 iW b l +
3 3 .�c2 iWxa2 34.iWcS+ (011). =
3 1 .md2 iWe1 + 32.md3 iW b l + 33.md2
And a draw was agreed because of the rep­
etition of moves. This game received the
award of the most important theoretical
novelty of Volume 4S of Chess Informant.
2
a b c d e f 9 h
This i s the most dynamic continuation.
White immediately attacks the b-pawn and
plans to threaten the dS-pawn after I'M.
S uch sharp play is fully j ustified by the
existing pawn structure. Indeed, if Black
completes his development, it will be easier
for him to attack the c 3-pawn along the c­
file, than for White to play against Black's
maj or weakness - the dS-pawn. The text
move also contains a hidden tactical sub·
tlety. It seems that it would be convenient
for White to include the moves 1 2.h3 �hS.
but in this case after 1 3 .gb 1 b6 1 4J1bS
B l ac k repl i e s 1 4 . . . a6 I S . g xdS ixh2+
1 6 . l2l xh2 iWxdS . After the immediate
1 2.gb l b6 1 3 .gbS a6 (or 1 3 . . . l2l c6) 1 4.Elxd5
�xh2+ l S . l2l xh2 B lack' s bishop is left
unprotected and White gains two minor
pieces for the rook.

1 46
12 ... b6 a b c d e

Regarding the alternative 1 2 . . . ctJ d 7 , see 8

positions 90-96 . Note that B lack should

not underestimate the threat of � x h7 + .
Thus, i t is bad t o continue 1 2 . . . 'lMfc7 ? 1 3 .h3
�h5 ?, as after 1 4.�xh7+ White develops a
winning attack ( l 4 . . . ct? xh7 I S . ctJ gS+ ct?g6
1 6 .g4) .
13.Ei:b5 �c7 14.h3
The complications after 1 4.c4 dc I S .�e4
ILl c 6 ! (with the idea of 1 6.�xc6 '1Mfd6 ! ) are
favourable for B lack (-57), as the games
Short - Timman, Hilversum (mJ4) 1 9 89
and 011 - Akopian, Manila (01) 1 992 have
shown.
14 .. a6
.
Now 14 . . . �hS fails to I S .c4. After 1 4 . . . �e6
White plays I S . ctJ gS h6 1 6 . 'lMfhS± Dvoiris
- Rozentalis, B arnaul 1 984 (-40S ) .
15.hg! ?
1 5 .Ei:b3 �hS hardly promises anything for
White, as he does not eliminate the unpleas­
ant pin. The interesting continuation I S .
1'lxd5 1WxdS 1 6 .hg was tested i n the game
Dvoiris - Rozentalis, L vov 1 990. In this
case White obtains a mobile centre, but
Black has no problems in completing his
development with 14 . . . ctJ c6 followed by
1'lad8 (-58). Short's move is more refined:
White regains the pawn a few moves after
the exchange sacrifice, without opening the
position in the centre.
15 ab 16.'lMfc2 g6
...
6
5
4
3
2
c d e f 9 h
If 1 6 . . . h6? ! , then 1 7 .gS±, with an attack
along the h-file. White is once again at a
cross-road s : should he c apture the pawn
immediately, or include the moves 1 7 .�h6
g e 8 ? B l ac k h a s a u n i v e r s a l d e fe n c e :
1 7 .�xbS ctJ d7 1 8 .�h6 ge8 (or 1 7 .�h6 ge8
1 8 .�xbS ctJ d7 ) , but after 1 9 .�gS f6 20. �d2
(lvanchuk) White is better (-S9) . Yet, Black
can improve his play in both lines : 1 7 .�xbS
can be met by 1 7 . . . 'lMfc8 ! ?, aiming at the
g4- and c 3 -pawns and v acating the d 8 -
square for the rook (-6 1 ) , while 1 7 .�h6 ge8
1 8 .�xbS can be met by 1 8 . . . ge4.
17.�h6 ge8 1 8.�xb5 ge4
If 1 8 . . . g e 6 ? ! , t h e n 1 9 . c 4 t ( G e l fa n d ,
Kapengut) .
19.95 ? !
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2

a b c d e f 9 h

A fter 1 9 . ctJ gS ? ! ( w ith the idea of 1 9 . . .

1 47
l=1xg4 ? ? 20.l=1e l ) B lack replies 1 9 . . . l=1eTt
(Gelfand, Kapengut) . Instead 1 9. c4 ! ? l=1xg4
20.cd �f4 ! deserves consideration, when
White obtains sufficient compensation for
the sacrificed exchange (-60) . The text
move is risky, since White blocks in his
bishop. At the same time B l ack must be
very attentive to his opponent' s attacking
possibilities. One of his problems is the
development of his knight. B l ack decided
to prepare the move cuc6 with 19 . . . iWd6,
but this allowed White ' s knight to settle
on e5 . 1 9 . . . l=1a3 ! would have been stronger,
activating the rook and attacking the weak
c3 -pawn. The significance of the rook' s ac­
tivation becomes apparent after 2 0 . c 4 ?
l=1xf3 2 1 .gf iWd6-+ (Gelfand, Kapengut) or
20.cu d2 iWd6 2 1.g3 l=1eTt (intending cu c6)
(Gelfand, Kapengut) 22.c4?? l=1xg3+ -+ ,
and the weakness of the c3 -pawn is felt
after 2 0 . g 3 iW c S + (Gelfand, Kapengut)
2 1 . CU d2 l=1e7 [ 2 1 . . .l=1h4? 22.l=1e l ] .
1 9 ...iWd6? ! 20.cu e5 iWe6
B lack was probably counting on 20 . . . l=1xe5 .
However, the opening of the position is in
White ' s favour, and after 2 1 .de iWxe5 he
seizes the initiative:
A) 22.f4 iWe3+ 2 3 .iWf2 ( 2 3 . � h l cu a6 ! )
23 . . .iWxf2+ ! (23 . . . �xf4 ? ? 24.l=1e l ) 24 .l=1xf2
CU a6 25 .�xa6 l=1xa6 ! (Gelfand, Kapengut)
26. l=1e2 ! l=1aS 27 . g 3 ± ;
B) 22.g3 ! � d 6 ( 2 2 . . . cu a6? ! 2 3 .�xa6 l=1xa6
24.iWd2+-) 2 3 .iWd2 �c5 24. �g2±
(Gelfand, Kapengut) .
20 . . . CU c6 ! ? also deserves consideration.
Now it is bad for White to continue 2 1 .f3 ?
l=1xe5 2 2 .�xc6 l=1e7 ! -+. After 2 1 .�xc6
Black replies 2 1 . . . l=1xe5 2 2 . de [22 .�xaS ?
l=1e2-+] iWxc6 2 3 . f4 l=1a3 ! + (Gelfand, Ka­
pengut) . Apparently, White should play
1 48
2 1 . f4 , and if 2 1 . . . cu xe5 [ 2 1 . . . cu e7 22.�d3 ;
2 1 . . .iWe6 ! ? is better - see the game] , then
2 2 . fe . Now B lack has the following op­
tion s :
A) 2 2 . . . l=1 xe5 ? ! 2 3 . de iWxe5 (23 . . . �c5+
24.iWf2+-) 24. g4± ;
B ) 22 . . . iWe7 23 .�c6 [23 .�d3 ] ;
C) 2 2 . . . iWe6 2 3 . l=1 f6 iWg4 24. iW f2 �d l +
25.�f l --t .
2 1 .f4
a b c d e
8
7
6
5
4
3
a b c d e f 9 h
White makes a forceful attempt to win. A
good alternative was 2 l . f3 l=1xe5 ! ? [2 1 . . .
l=1 e 3 ? ! ( w i th the i d e a 2 2 . � f2 ? ! �xe5 1
2 3 . � xe3 �g3+ 24 . � d2 cu c6--t) is met by
22.f4 ! ?± (Gelfand, Kapengut)] 22.de, and
now 22 . . . iWe5 2 3 . f4 leads to a position al­
ready known from note A) to the move
20 . . . l=1e5 .
The natural course of events cann o t sat­
isfy B l ack anymore : after 2 1 . . .�xe5 22.fe
cu c 6 2 3 .iWf2 , with the idea �d3± (Gelfand.
Kapengut) (23 . l=1 f6 iWg4 2 4 . l=1xc6± also
looks good), or 2 2 . . . cu d7 2 3 .iWf2 White
obtains an advantage. However, Gelfand
finds a brilliant possibility of complicat·
ing the game .
2 1 ...cuc6!
In order to activate his forces, Black sacri·
fices a piece. It should be noted that thi�
is only feasible because the h6-bishop is
locked in.
22.CtJxc6
The intermediate 22.f5 ! ? (Gelfand, Kapen­
gut) leads to unclear p l ay after 22 . . . gf
23 .ixc6 [ 2 3 . lLl xc6 gh4] ixe5 24.ixaS
i g3� or 24 . . . if4 . Instead 2 2 .ixc6
deserved consideration. After 22 . . . ixe5
23 .ixaS ixf4 (23 . . . ge2 is met by 24.V!lfe2
id4+ 25 .cd V!lfe2 26 .id5± ) 24 . gxf4 gxf4
2S .Wd2 a problematic position could arise.
Gelfand and Kapengut analyse here 25 . . .
�f5 2 6 . ixd5 g f 1 + 2 7 . m h2 V!lf g4 ! !
(27 . . . W x d 5 2 S . V!lf e 2 + - ) 2 S . V!lf e3 V!lf h 4 +
29 .Wh3 V!lff4+ 3 0 . g 3 V!lff2+ 3 1 .V!lfg2 V!lfe l ,
and now :
A ) 32.We4 gf2+ 3 3 . m h3 V!lff1 + 3 4 . m h4
E1h2+ 3 5 . �g4 V!lfh3+ 3 6 . m B ( 3 6 . m f4
E1f2+ -+)
A I ) 36 . . . V!lfh5+ ? 3 7 . m f4 gf2+ 3 S . me5 ge2
39.ruf6! ! 1::1 f2+ (39 . . . gxe4 40.ixt7+ m h S
4 I . i g 7 #) 40 . m e7 g e 2 4 1 . ixf7 + m h S
42.Wxe2 V!lfxe2+ 43 . mfS+- ;
A2) 36 . . . V!lffl + ;
B ) 32.ruh3 3 2 . . . 1::1 f2 3 3 .V!lfh l ( 3 3 .V!lfe4 - A )
3 3 . . . W e 2 3 4 . g4 V!lf e 3 + 3 5 . m h4 g e 2
36.ixf7 + ! (- 5 2/302) .
Needless to say, these study-like variations
do not exhaust all the resources of the po­
sition. In particular, instead of 26.ixd5 , it
is better, in my opinion, to play 26.V!lfe l ! ?,
increasing the activity of the queen . Now
26 . . . E1e4 [26 . . . V!lfe4 27 .V!lfxe4 de 2 S . a4 e3
29. i f3+-] leads after 27 .V!lfg3 geS 2 s .ic6
to White's advantage.
However, B lack c an try to i mprove on
move 25 :
A) 25 . . . E1e4
A I ) 26.ib7 b5 ! ? [26 . . . ge 1 + 27 . m f2 ge4
28. i a6± ; 26 . . . ge2 27.V!lff4] ;
1 49
A2) 26.c4± ;
B ) 25 . . . gh4 ! ?, with the idea of 26 .V!lff2 V!lfe4
27 .V!lf g3 V!lfb I + ;
C) 25 . . . gf5 , with the idea o f 26 .ib7 b 5 .
22 ... gxf4!
It would have been wrong to play 2 2 . . .
i x f4 ? 2 3 . g xf4 g x f4 2 4 . lLl e 5 ± , w h e n
White ' s three minor pieces are stronger in
attack than B lack ' s two rooks in defence.
23.gxf4
23 .V!lfd2? ! would only have been justified
after 23 . . . gxfl + 24 . m xf l ig3 25 .a4 V!lfe4
( 2 5 . . . V!lff5 + 2 6 . m g l V!lf b l + 2 7 .ifl g e S
2 S . lLl e5 ixe5 2 9 . de g x e 5 3 0 .V!lfd4 V!lfe4
3 1 .V!lfxb6 V!lfe3+ 3 2 .V!lfxe3 gxe3 3 3 . a5
g x c 3 3 4 . m f2+- ) 2 6 . id3 V!lfh4 27 .V!lfe3 !
(Gelfand, Kapengut) . Instead, 2 3 . . . gh4
24 . 1::1f6 V!lf e4 25 .id3 gxa2 ! ! 26 .ixe4 gxd2
27 . lLl e7 + [27 .if3 ih2+ 2 S . m fl ig3-+]
mhS 2 S . gxt7 gh I + ! ! -+ is much stronger
(Gelfand, Kapengut, NIC YB22) .
23 ixf4 24.lLl e5
..•
2 4 . V!lf e 2 ? fai l s to 24 . . . g x a 2 ! ( G e l fand,
Kapengut) 11 2 5 .V!lfxa2? V!lfe l + 2 6 .ifl
ie3+ -+ .
24 ixe5 25.de V!lfxe5
.•.
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
The position has simplified, and B l ack
needs only to avoid allowing White to cre­
ate a passed pawn, and to pay attention to
mate threats. These two tasks are not too
difficult for B l ack, who is effectively the
exchange up. The only real danger could
arise in an endgame, if White were able to
activate his ' extra' king.
26.a4
26.�d2 ? ! �a3 ! is weaker.
If 26.�f2 �xc3 27 .�xb6, then 27 . . . �a l + !
2 8 . i fl � x a 2 2 9 . � f6 � a l = ( G e l fand ,
Kapengut) .
26 .. :�el +
O r 2 6 . . . � c 8 ? 2 7 . � f2 � x c 3 ( 2 7 . . . � c 5
2 8 .�f6+-) 2 8 .�xb6+- (Gelfand, Kapen­
gut) .
27.'kt>h2 l!c8
27 . . .�h4+ is sufficient for a draw, but Black
would like to continue the game.
28.�d3 �e5+
Or 2 8 . . . �xc3 29.�d4 �g3+ 3 0 . � g l �e3+
(Gelfand, Kapengut) .
29.�g3 �xc3 30.�f4
If 3 0.�xc3 �xc3 3 1 . 'kt> g l �e3 ! (Gelfand,
Kapengut) .
30 ... �c7 3 1 .'kt>g3 �c3 + !
3 1 . . .�xf4+ fai ls t o 3 2 . � x f4±, when
White' s king reaches the e-file.
32.'kt>h2
3 2 . � g4 is stro n g l y met by 3 2 . . . � c 2 !
(Gelfand, Kapengut) .
32 .. :�c7 33.'kt>g3 �c3+
Draw

1 50
 1.5.5. Exercises

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

71 1 1 ...7 74 1 5.7

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

72 1 2. . .7 75 1 8. . .7

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

73 13...7 76 15 . . . 7

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a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8
7 7 7 7
6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4
3 3 3 3
2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

77 13.? 80 13...?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7
6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4
3 3 3 3
2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

78 19.? 81 15. . .?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8
7 7 7 7
6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4
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a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

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a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7 7
6 6 6 6
5 5 5
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a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

83 29 . . . ? 86 20 . . . ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

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7 7
6 6
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2 2
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7
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a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

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a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

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7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
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6 6
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6 6
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7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
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2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

89 24 . ? 92 22 . ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

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7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
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7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4

3 3 3 3
2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

90 1 6. ? 93 1 9.?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9
8 8 8 8
7 7 7 7
6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4
3 3 3 3
2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

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8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
9S 22.?
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
96 20 . ?
1.5.6. Answers
Ex.7 l (1 .e4 e5 2.ctJ f3 ct:J f6 3.ct:J e5 d6 4.ct:Jf3
iiJe4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 �d6 7.0-0 0-0 8.e4 e6
9.!'Iel ig4 ! ? 10.�e4 de 1 1 .:1:1e4)
The advance of the f-pawn is typical of
many lines of the Petroff Defence. Here it
enables Black to drive back the white rook
and thereby weaken the white centre .
After l l .. . f5 1 2.:1:1e 1 �f3 1 3 .iWf3 iWh4 1 4.h3
1Mid4 Hjartarson-Ye Rongguang, Novi Sad
(ol) 1990 0r l 2.:1:1e3 �f4 1 3 .:1:1d3 �c I 1 4.iWc l
1 55
�f3 I S . :1:1f3 [ I S .gf iWh4� 1l:1:1f6-h6] iWd4
Black regains his pawn in an equal posi­
tion.
1 2.:1:1e6 ! ? is stronger, but by replying
1 2 . . . �c7 ! (another typical plan), B l ack ex­
erts unpleasant pressure on the d4-pawn.
After 1 3 .ct:Jbd2 iWd4 1 4.iWe2 iWd8 I S .b3 �d6
Read-Mohrlok, eorr 1 992 Black gradually
managed to neutralise his opponent's ini-
tiative.
-42 .
Ex .72 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.ct:Jf3 ct:J f6 3.ct:Je5 d6 4.ct:Jf3
ct:J e4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 �d6 7.0-0 0-0 8.e4 e6
9.:1:1e 1 �f5 1 0.iWb3 ct:J a6 1 1 . ct:J e3 de 1 2.iWe4)
Emelin-Avrukh, USSR eh J Alma-Ata
1991
1 2 . . . �e6 does not succeed after 1 3 .iWa4
ct:J acS 1 4.dc ct:JcS I S .�h7 mh7 1 6.iWc2 mg8
17 . ct:J gS ! ? (Serper, Hasin) . Instead there
follows a standard blow, featuring an unu­
sual motif: B l ack vacates the d6-square for
his knight.
12 . . . � h 2 ! 1 3 . m h2 ct:J d 6 1 4 . iW b3 � d 3
1 5 . � g5 iW e 7 1 6 . :1:1 e7 iW e 8 1 7 .� f4 � e 4
18.iWe2 ct:J f5 19.:1:1e5 �e6 20.g4 ct:J e7 2 1 .mg3
ct:J b4, and White has no compensation for
the pawn . (-3 1 7)
Ex . 7 3 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.ct:Jf3 ct:J f6 3.ct:Je5 d6 4.ct:Jf3
ct:J e4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 �d6 7.0-0 0-0 8.e4 e6
9.:1:1e1 :1:1e8 10.ct:Je3 ct:J e3 ll .be �g4! 1 2.�g5
:1:1e1 1 3.iWe1 ) Huebner-Timman, Rotter­
dam 1 988
B ad is 1 3 . . . iWc8 ? 1 4.�e7 �e7 I S .iWe7 h6
1 6. ct:J eS �e6 1 7 .f4-+ (Novik-Meiers, Len­
ingrad 1 989). 1 3 . . .iWf8 fails to l 4 .iWe3 ct:Jd7
l S . :1:1e l , seizing the open file. Correct is
13 ...iWd7 14.iWe3 iWe6 [ 1 4 . . . ct:J a6? ! I S .cd cd
1 6 .:1:1b I ± - Timman ] , neutralising White's
pressure on the open e-file. After 15.:1:1b1
b6 1 6.ed cd 17.e4! iWe3 [ 1 7 . . . ct:Jd7 ! ? I 8 .cd
�dS 1 9 . E1bSoo -Ti mman] 1 8.fe ltJ c6 ! ? 19.cd
ltJ b4 20.�c4 �fS Black has sufficient com­
pen sation for the pawn. The game ended in
a draw after 2 U l:b2 gc8 22. ltJ d2 �d3 !
23.�d3 ltJ d3 24.E1b1 fS ! 2S.e4! h6 26.eS !
hg 27.ed c;i( f7 28. ltJ f3 � f6 29.d7 E1 d 8
30J'!d l g 4 3 U '!d3.
-44.
Ex.74 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJeS d6 4.ltJf3
ltJ e4 S.d4 dS 6.�d3 �d6 7.0-0 0-0 8.c4
c6 9.�c2 fS 1 0 . ltJ c3 ltJ a 6 l l .cd ltJ b 4
1 2 .�dl ltJ c3 1 3 .bc ltJ d 3 1 4 . � d 3 c d )
Ernst-Machado, Malmo 1986
In thi s line the b7- and dS-pawns are often
exposed to attack.
lS .�bS ( - 3 3 2/11 .cd/A ) � h8 ( i ndirectly
protecting the pawn) 16.�h 1 A typical idea:
White prevents the discovered check which
is p o s s i b l e a ft e r c a p t u r i n g the p a w n .
1 6 ... �c7 17.�a3 a 6 18.�b3 �d6 19J!fe1
f4 20.�d6 Wd6 21 .E1eS, with a big advan­
tage to White .
Ex.7S ( 1 .e4 eS 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJeS d6 4.ltJf3
ltJe4 S.d4 dS 6.�d3 �d6 7.0-0 0-0 8.c4
c6 9.Wc2 ltJ a 6 1 0.�e4 de 1 l .We4 ltJ b4
12.ltJgS fS 1 3.We2 f4 14. ltJ f3 �g4 IS.a3
�f3 1 6.gfWh4 17.�e6 c;i(h8 18.ab?) Klaic­
Grodzensky, corr 1989
By precise manoeuvres B l ack drives the
white queen off the h 3 - c 8 d i agonal and
launches an irresistible attack:
18 .. J'!f6 19.�d7 gg6 20.c;i(hl gd8 21 .�fS
ggS 22.�e6 �hS 23. ltJ d2 (after 23 .�e2
E1e8 24 .�d I B l ack has a pleasant choice be­
tween 24 . . . E1e6 l'i �h2 ! and 24 . . . �h3 2S .E1g I
E1e l ! ! -+ - Grodzensky, Gubin) gg6 (-3401
B) 24.�g6 hg 2S.ga7 �b4 26.gb7 �d2
27.�d2 Wf3 2 8 . � gl gd4 29.�c3 �g4
30.�h1 f3 31 .gg1 �gl ! 0-1
1 56
Ex.76 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJeS d6 4.tLlf3
ltJ e4 S.d4 dS 6.�d3 �d6 7.0-0 0-0 8.c4
c6 9.Wc2 ltJ a6 1 0 .�e4 de 1 1 .�e4 l:'le8
1 2 .Wd3 �g4 1 3 .�gS Wd7 1 4 . ltJ bd2 h6
lS.�e3) Kruppa-Rozentalis, Lvov 1 985
By threatening to win the bi shop, B l ack
forces a weakening of the kingside :
IS . . .fS ! (-Ex.7 1 ) 1 6 . ltJ b3 � f3 17.gf Wif7
18.f4 ltJ b4 19.Wc3 �hS� (-47) 20. tLl d2 g5
21 .c;i(h1 ltJ dS 22.cd gf 23. ltJ c4 [or 23J�g l
� h 7 24. E1g2 fe 2 5 . fe E1 g 8 2 6 . E1 ag l E:\g2
27 . E1g2 �d l 2 8 . E1 g 1 �e2 2 9 . E1g2=1 Wif3
24.c;i(gl Wg4 2S.c;i(hl �f3 26.�gl fe 27.fe
�g4 28.�hl �e4 29. c;i(gl Wg4 30.'kt>hl
�e4 31 .�gl 112 : 112
Ex.77 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJeS d6 4.tLlf3
ltJ e4 S.d4 dS 6.�d3 �d6 7.0-0 0-0 8.c4
c6 9 . W c2 ltJ a 6 1 0 . a 3 fS 1 l . ltJ c3 tLl c7
12. ltJ e2 ltJ e6) Timman-Salov, Saint John
cm(2) 1988
White follows a logical plan : gaining space
on the queenside, he also prepares the inva­
sion of his knight at eS .
13.b4 �h8 [ 1 3 . . . �d7 ! ? N48] 14.�b2 Wie8
[ 1 4 . . . E1f6 ! ?] lS.gae1 �hS 16.ltJeS f4 17.11
(White plays very consi stently, avoiding the
temptation to win a pawn after 1 7 .�e4 de
1 8 .�e4 because of 1 8 . . . �eS [ 1 8 . . . liJ g5
1 9 . ct:J f4 ! � h 6 2 0 . �e3 E1 f4 2 1 .�c I ! + - j
1 9 . � e5 � e 5 2 0 . de f 3 2 1 . g f ct:J g 5 ! =
Timman) ltJ 4gS 18.cd cd -Pos . 7 8 .
Ex.78 (Continuation o f Ex.77).
Although B lack ' s pieces are quite active.
they are not creating any real threats. He
has still not completed his development.
There are no real weaknesses in B l ack's
p o s i t i o n , e x c e p t for the d 5 - paw n . The
straightforw ard 1 9 .�b3 is w e l l m e t b)
1 9 . . . ct:J c 7 . A subtle prophylactic move ena­
bles Timman to tie the black knight to the
defence of the f4-pawn and creates the threat
of �b3 :
19.ic1!± ie5- 20.de id7 2 1.ib2± (-3S0),
and White gained a big advantage.
Ex.79 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.tiJf3 tiJ f6 3.tiJe5 d6 4.tiJf3
�e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 id6 7.0-0 0-0 8.e4
c6 9.�e2 tiJ a6 1 0.a3 ig4 l l .ie4 ? ! de
12.�g5 if5 13.tiJc3 �e8 14.�el )
Ljubojevic-Timman, Linares 1 988
The black e4-pawn i s under attack, but as is
known from Ex .7 1 the retreat of the b ishop
enables him to counterattack against the
white centre .
14 ...ie7 !+ 15.�b3? !
Better is I S .ie3, although after I S . . . �d6
16.g3 �g6 1 7 .f3 ef 1 8 .�f2 (Timman) B lack
retains the advantage.
15".�d4 1 6.ie3 tiJ e5 ! -+
-3S 9 /ll .ie4/A .
Ex.SO (1 .e4 e5 2.tiJf3 tiJ f6 3.tiJe5 d6 4.tiJf3
�e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 id6 7.0-0 0-0 8.e4
c6 9.�e2 tiJ a6 1 0 .a3 ig4 l l .e5 i e 7
12.�e5 ie5 13.de) Timman-Salov, Saint
John em(4) 1988
An important theoretical position. The threat
of 1 4. f3 forces Black to capture on cS . But
after 1 3 . . . lLl acS ? ! l 4 .f3 ! �b6 [ 1 4 . . . lLl d 3 ?
I S .Wd3 ILl c S 1 6 .�c2+- -Shakarov] l S .ie3
d4 16.id4 !"i:fd8 l 7 .ie4 !"i:d4 1 8 .ih7 I!ih8
1 9.fg ILlb3 20.l!ih 1 lLlal 2 1 .�fS Shakarov­
Rozentalis, eorr 1986 White gained an ad­
vantage ( - 3 60) . S tronger is 13 . . . tiJ ee5
14.ih7 �h8 15.b4 (-Pos . 8 1 ) .
Ex . S l (Continuation of Ex.80).
Now 1 5 . . . lLld7 fails to 1 6 .ib2 g6 1 7 .ig6 fg
1 8.Wg6±1-t (Salov) . The queen sortie, typi­
cal of the Petroff Defence, is much stronger:
15...�h4 1 6.id3 tiJ d3 1 7.�d3 tiJ e7 [ 1 7 . .
�h7 ! ') -Salov] 18.h3 ih5 19.f4, and here
Black could have played 19 ... f6 ! ? 20.ib2
fe 2 1 .ie5 tiJ e6°o (Salov ) .
-362 .
Ex . 8 2 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.tiJf3 tiJ f6 3.tiJe5 d6 4.tiJf3
tiJ e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 id6 7.0-0 0-0 8.e4
e6 9.tiJe3 tiJ e3 10.be ig4 11.�bl de 12.ie4
b5 13.id3 tiJ d7 14.h3 ih5 15.ie4 �e8
16.�d3 ig6 17.ig6 hg 1 8.e4 a6 19.�dl
�a5 20.ie3? �a2 2 1 . tiJ d2 �a5 22.�al
�d8 23.�a6?)
Dvoiris-Koehiev, Volgograd 1 985
Black won in one move with the instructive
blow 23 ... tiJ e5, and if 24.dc, then 24 . . . ih2 .
-3741B .
Ex . 8 3 ( 1 .e4 e 5 2.tiJf3 tiJ f6 3.tiJ e5 d 6 4.tiJf3
tiJ e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 id6 7.0-0 0-0 8.e4
e6 9 . tiJ e3 tiJ e3 1 0 . b e de l 1 . i e4 ig4
12.�d3 tiJ d7 13.tiJ g5 tiJ f6 1 4.h3 ih5 15.f4
h6 1 6.g4 hg 17.fg tiJ g4! 18.hg �d7 19.9h
�g4 20.�f2 �ae8 21 .�gl �h4 22.�g2 b5
23.ib3 �e4? ! 24.�f3 ! ih2 ! ? 25.�h l ? �g4
2 6 . � f1 �g3 ! 27.�e6 �h3 28.�f2 �f5
29.�el)
Psakhis-Mikhalchishin, Klaipeda 1988
As is often the case in such a sharp posi­
tion, the margin between winning and los­
ing is no more than one move. In the game
Black opted for 29 . . . !"i:c8?, and after 30.ie6 !
resigned i n v iew of 30 . . . �e6 3 1 .�e6 fe
3 2 . !"i:h2+- . The opposite result would have
occurred after 29 ... igl ! 30.�dl [30.id2
�f2 3 1 .l!id l !"i:d3-+ ; 30.�g6 !"i:e8+ - ] �d3
31 .id2 ie3-+ (Psakhis).
- 3 8 7/17 ... b51B242 1 .
Ex . 84 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.tiJf3 tiJ f6 3.tiJ e5 d 6 4.tiJf3
tiJe4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 id6 7.0-0 0-0 8.e4
e6 9 . tiJ c3 tiJ e3 1 0.be ig4 1 1 .�el tiJ d7
. 12.e5 ie7)
Ziatdinov-Zagrebelny, USSR 1985
1 57
A typical manoeuvre by White provokes a
weaken ing of Black's kingside. There fol­
lowed: 13 . .ig5 ! ? (-Pos. 7 3 ) f6 14 ..ib4 gfi
[ 1 4 .. . 1:l:e8 ! ? ) 15JMic2 [ 1 5 .1!h'b l ctJ f8) g5 ? !
[ 1 5 . . . ctJ f8 1 6. ctJ e51 1 6 ..ig3 lLl fS 17.lLld2± .
It i s important to note that if 1 3 . . . 1!h'g5
1 4 . ctJ g5 .id l 1 5 . .ih7 mh8 1 6 .Elad l , then
1 6 . . . �d8 fai l s 1 7 .�f5 ctJc5 1 8 . ctJ f7 (cf. line
56).
Better for Black was 1 3 . . . ctJ f6 1 4.1!h'd2 �f3
1 5 . gf h6 [ 1 5 . . . mh8 1 6 . mh l ±l@ -Ziatdinov]
1 6 .�h6 ctJ h5°o (Forintos, Haag).
- 3 8 8 /11 .ge l/A .
Ex . 8 5 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLle5 d6 4.lLlf3
lLl e4 5.d4 d5 6 ..id3 .id6 7.0-0 0-0 8.c4
c6 9.cd cd 10.lLlc3 lLl c3 ll .bc .ig4 12.gbl
b6 13.gb5 .ic7 14.c4 dc! 15 ..ie4) Short­
Timman, Hilversum m(4) 1989
Black exploits some tactical features of the
position in order to complete his develop­
ment:
15 . . . lLl c6! (-5 7) . Weaker was 1 5 . . . 1!h'd6 ? !
[l1.if3 ] 1 6 .Ele l [ 1 6.g3 ! ? ctJc6 1 7 .�f4 1!h'd7
1 8 .�c7 1!h'c7 1 9 .�h7] ctJ c 6 1 7 . El d5 1!h'b4
1 8 .a3 ! 1!h'b3 1 9 . � h7 m h 7 20 . ctJ g5 m g 8
2 1 .1!h'g4±1-+ (S hort) . After the text move
there are several ways for White to win the
exchange :
A) 1 6.�a3 1!h'f6 ! (Timman);
B) 1 6 . .ic6 1!h'd6 1 7 .�a8 �f3 1 8 .�f4 1!h'f4
1 9 .93 �d 1 20.gf �f4� (Hertneck) ;
C ) 1 6.gg5 .if3 1 7 .Wf3 Wd6 l I 7 . . . ctJ d4
1 8 . �h7 ! m h 7 1 9 . 1!h' h5 m g 8 2 0 . El g 7 = -
Timman] 18.gg3 lLl d4 19.1!h'g4 g6 20 . .ia8
In all these cases Black obtains excellent
compensation.
-Pos. 86.
Ex . 8 6 (Continuation of Ex.85).
Someti mes the most difficult thing for a
player is to refrain from winning material .
1 58
In the game Black automatically opted for
20 . . . Ela8 ? Thi s move was efficiently met by
2 1 .gd I . Black lost the thread after 2 1 . . E!d8.
22.mf( 1!h'd5 ? [22 . . . h5 23 .1!h'e4 b5co -Ti m­
man] and allowed his opponent to develop
an irresi stible attack: 2 3 . Ele3 f5 ? [023 . . c3) .
24.1!h'h4+- f4 25 . Ele7 h5 26.1!h'f6 1 -0.
Much stronger is 20... f5 as suggested by
Ti m m an and tested i n the game 0 1 1 -
Akopian, Manila 01 1992. After 2 1 .V9h4!
Ela8 22.Elh3 h5 White cou ld have pl ayed
2 3 . m h I ! ? (Akopian) or 23 .�b2 E!d8 24.E!e I
E!d7 ! (011), with double-edged play.
-404.
Ex . 8 7 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLl e5 d6 4.ltlf3
lLl e4 5.d4 d5 6 ..id3 .id6 7.0-0 0-0 8.c4
c6 9.cd cd 10.lLlc3 lLl c3 ll .bc .ig4 12J"J:bl
b6 13.gb5 .ic7 14.h3 a6 15.hg ab 1 6.�c2
g6 1 7 . .ib5 1!h'd 6 ? ) I v a n c h u k - Bareev,
Linares 1993
1 8 .�h6 is met by E!c8 1 9 . ctJ e5 f6co (lvan­
chuk) . Stronger is the routine 18.g3 ! , threat­
ening �f4 and preparing play along the h­
file after mg2 and E!h I .
1 8 . . . ga7 [ 1 8 . . . 1!h'e6 ! ? 1 9 .95 ctJ c 6 20.ge l
1!h' d 7 2 l . c 4 t I v an c h u k ] 1 9 J % e l ltl d 7 �
[0 1 9 . . . ctJ c6] -Pos . 8 8 .
-4 1 9/17 ...Wd6 .
Ex . 8 8 (Continuation of Ex.87)
By restricting the black knight and seizing
control of the kingside, White obtains a de­
cisive advantage :
20.g5! [l1�f4] gd8 21 .a4 lLl b8 [2 l . . . �f8
22.�f4+-] 22. lLl h2! 1!h'fS 23. lLl g4 id6 .
Pos . 8 9 .
Ex . 8 9 (Continuation o f Ex.88)
By including his rook in the attack along
the h-file, White forces a win: 24.@g2 ! cj;Jh8
25.ghl Wg7 26.lLlf6 h5 27.Wd l , and the
threat of 2S.Elh5 is irresi stible.
Ex .90 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLle5 d6 4.lLlf3
lLl e4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 �d6 7.0-0 0-0 8.c4
c6 9.lLlc3 lLl c3 1 0.bc �g4 ll .cd cd 12J:l:bl
lLld7 13.h3 �h5 14Jl:b7 lLl b6 15.�d2 �c8)
An important theoretical position. Besides
the cautious 1 6 .�a6 �c6 1 7 . CLl e5 ! iMfb7
1 8 .ib7 �d I 1 9 . � aS �e2 ! 2 0 . El e l � c 4
2 1 .ic6 ElcS 2 2 . a4;1; Lutovinov-Borisov,
corr 1986, White has a tactical possibi l ity :
16.ih 7 ! �h7 1 7 .CLlg5 �g6 I S .g4 �g4 1 9 .hg
Wb7 20.Ele l ! � ,1iMfc2+- (Akopian). A bet­
ter defensive possibil ity is 1 6 . . . �hS 1 7 . Elb6
ab 1 8 .ib l ;l; (Akopian).
-426/15 ... �c8 .
Ex.9 1 (1.e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLle5 d6 4.lLlf3
liJe4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 �d6 7.0-0 0-0 8.c4
c6 9.cd cd 10.lLlc3 lLl c3 ll .bc �g4 12.E:b l
IiJ d7 13.h3 �h5 1 4.a4 b 6 1 5 J� b5 lLl f6
16.ig5) Ivanchuk-Rozentalis, Lvov 1 987
1 6 . . ie7 1 7 .g4 �g6 100ks passive ( 1 7 . . . a6 ! ?
. [ 1 9 .. .f6 20.iMfh5 h6 2 1 .�h6� ab 22.iMfg6 iMfc7
deserves consideration). Yet, again i n thi s
case White has n o clear way t o obtain an
advantage: Black meets an attack on the d5-
pawn with a counterattack on the c3 -pawn .
For instance, I S . CLl e5 ! ? ElcS ! ? ; I S .�g6 hg
1 9 .Wb3 ElcS Poliakov-Raetsky, corr 1 988
or 1 9 .if6 if6 20.iMfb3 ElcS ! (-432 for more
details). Rozentali s opts for the i mmediate
attack on the c 3 -paw n : 1 6 . . . E:c8 1 7.�f6
1 1 7.�d5 ? ih2] �f6 1 8.E:d5 �f3 19.�f3 �f3
20.gf l'!c3 2U l:d6 E:d3= (-63) .
Ex.92 (1 .e4 e 5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLle5 d6 4.lLlf3
liJe4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 �d6 7.0-0 0-0 8.c4
c6 9.cd cd 1O.lLlc3 lLl c3 ll .bc �g4 1 2.E:b l
IiJd7 13.h3 �h5 14.E:b5 lLl b6 15.c4 �f3
16.�f3 dc 17.�e4 �d7 1 8.a4 E:ab8 1 9.�f5
�c6 20.ie4 �d7 2 1 .�f5 �c7 ? ! )
Holmsten-Lelchuk, Helsinki 1 992
1 59
In thi s line B l ack must pay attention to the
advance a4-a5 . After 22.a5 lLl c8? White
s t r u c k a t h e m a t i c b l o w : 2 3 . � h7 � h 7
24.E:h5 �g8 25.�f5 f6 [ 2 5 . . . g 6 26.iMff6 gh
27 .�h6+-] 26.E:e l lLl e7 27.�e6 E:f7 28.E:e4
�c6 29.d5 �a4 30.�d6± . The best option
was 22 . . . CLld7, although White obtai ns ex­
cellent compensation after 2 3 .iMfg4 CLl f6
[ 2 3 . . . El fd S ! ? 2 4 . � h7 � h 7 25 . El h5 � g S
26 .iMfh4 f6 27 J%hS �f7 2S .iMfh5 �e6 29.Ele I
CLl e5oo] 24.Wh4.
-439/C3 .
Ex .93 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLle5 d6 4.lLlf3
lLl e4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 �d6 7.0-0 0-0 8.c4
c6 9.lLlc3 lLl c3 1 0.bc �g4 ll .cd cd 12.E:bl
lLl d7 13.h3 �h5 14.E:b5 lLl b6 15.c4 �f3
16.�f3 dc 17.�c2 E:b8 1 8.a4 a6) Kudrin­
Machado, Thessaloniki 01 1 988
There follows a standard manoeuvre, allow­
ing White to gain a tempo for developing
his initiative 19.�g5 ! [ - Pos .73 and S4] �c7
2 3 . iMf h7 � f7 2 4 . El e l El g S 25 . iMf g6 � fS
26.iMff6+-] 20.�h7 !
The active rook on the fifth rank gives White
numerous tactical possibilities (-Ex . 9 1 -96).
The immediate 20.�f6 g6 2 1 .Wh5 is strong­
ly met by 2 1 . . .�f4 ! (Kudri n ) .
2 0 ... � h 7 2 1 . � h5 � g 8 2 2 . � f6 � h 2 !
23.cj;Jhl �d6?
The dec i s i ve mi stake. B lack had to keep
control of the g5-square. Essential was 23 . . .
iMff4 ! 24.�g7 �g7 25 . Elg5 �f6 26.Wh6 �e7
2 7 . Ele5 �d7 2 S .iMfb6� ( Kudri n) El fe S ! ? ,
maintaining counter-chances.
24.�g7 <tig7 25.E:g5 <tif6 26.E:e l !
This i s the point ! Now 2 6 . . . ElhS loses after
27.Elf5+-. White wins the black queen,
while retai ning a strong attack.
26...�e6 27.E:e6 fe 28.E:g6 cj;Je7 29.E:g7 1 -0
-65.
Ex .94 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLle5 d6 4.lLlf3
lLl e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 id6 7.0-0 0-0 8.e4
e6 9.ed cd 1 0.lLl e3 lLl e3 ll .be ig4 12Jl:bl
lLl d7 13.h3 ih5 14J�b5 lLl b6 15.e4 if3
16.'I1*If3 de 17.ie2 'I1*Id7 18.a4 ie7 19J�e5
id6 20J'l:g5 ie7?)
Adams-Anand, Oakham 1 990
White missed an opportunity to decide the
game by a winning combination:
21 .:gg7! Wg7 22.if5 and now:
A) 22 . . . 'I1*Id6 2 3 . 'I1*I g4 m h 8 2 4 . � h 5 h6
25 .ih6+-;
B) 22 . . . 'I1*Id4 23 .ie3 !
B l ) 2 3 . . . � e 5 2 4 . � g4 m h 8 2 5 .id4+­
(Anand);
B2) 23 . . . 'I1*Ih4 24 . g 3 �f6 2 5 . �g4 m h 8
26.id4+-;
B3) 23 . . . �b2 24.�g4 mf6 2 5 . �g5 me5
26 .'I1*Ie7 mf5 27 . g4+- .
-449/1 8 ... ie71B 1l .
Ex .95 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLle5 d6 4.lLlf3
lLl e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 id6 7.0-0 0-0 8.e4
e6 9.ed cd 10.lLle3 lLl e3 ll .be ig4 1 2.:gbl
lLl d7 13.h3 ih5 14.:gb5 lLl b6 15.e4 if3
1 6.'I1*If3 de 17.ie2 'I1*Id7 18.a4 ie7 19.:ge5
id6 20.:gb5 ie7 2 1 .:gc5 id6) Timman­
Anand, Tilburg 1991
A standard advance (-Ex .92) at an unex­
pected moment gives White a big advan­
tage :
22.a5 ! ± lLl e8
The point of White 's idea becomes clear
after 22 . . . ic5 2 3 . dc, when 23 . . . tt:l c8 fails to
24. a6± (Timman), 23 . . . ctJ a4 fails to 24.c6,
and 23 . . . ctJd5 is strongly met by 24.Bd I Bfd8
23 .ie4.
23.if5 'I1*Id8 24.a6 lLl e7 25.ab :gb8 26.ig5 !
f6 27.ie6 Wh8 28.if4 if4 29.'I1*If4 :gb7
30.d5 lLl g6 31 .'I1*Ie4±
-
449/18 ie71B2 .
.•.
1 60
Ex.96 ( 1 .e4 e5 Vijf3 lLl f6 3.lLle5 d6 4.liJf3
lLl e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 id6 7.0-0 0-0 8.c4
e6 9.lLlc3 lLl e3 10.be ig4 l l .ed cd 12.h3
ih5 13.:gbl lLl d7 14.:gb5 lLl b6 15.e4 if3
16.'I1*If3 de 17.ie2 'I1*Id7 1 8.a4 :gab8 19.ig5
ie7) Gavrilov-Frog, eorr 1989
There follows a tactical blow, known from
Ex .93 :
20.if6! 'I1*Id6! The capture of the bishop
loses : 20 . . . gf 2 1 .'I1*Ih5 Bfe 8 22 .'I1*Ih6 if4
23 .ih7 mh8 24.�f6+- (Gavrilov). 20 . . . We6
also does not hel p : 2 1 . Bh5 h6 [2 l . . .Wf6
2 2 . i h7 m h 8 2 3 . i g6 m g 8 2 4 . B h S + - j
22. Bg5 ! ! g6 23 .ig6 fg [ 2 3 . . . h g 24.ih7+-j
24 .Bg6 mf7 [24 . . . mh7 25 .'I1*Ih5 if4 26.�g7
mh8 27 .'I1*Ig6+-] 25 .Bg7 me8 26.'.Wh5 �f7
2 7 . B f7 �f7 2 8 . B e l m f8 2 9 . '.Wh6+­
(Gavrilov).
2 1 .ie5 'I1*Ie7 [2 l . . .�d7 ? 22.ig7+-] 22.a5
It turns out that the black knight has no good
retreat square. 22 . . . ctJc8 loses after the stand­
ard sacrifice: 2 3 .ih7 mh7 24.�h5 �g8
25 .ig7 f6 26 .'I1*Ih 8 mf7 27.if8 �f8 2S .WhS
m g 8 2 9 . B e l ctJ d6 3 0 . B C5 B c 8 3 1 .�e3±
(Gavrilov). Black opted for 22... lLl a8, but
after 23.ih7 ! ? [ 2 3 . Bb7;!;] mh7 24.WhS
Wg8 25.ig7 f6 26.'I1*Ih8 Wf7 27.ifS �f8
28.'I1*Ih5 m g8 29.'I1*IdS White was c learly
better.
45 1/1 9 ... ie7 .
 Chapter 6
1.6.1. Overview
This chapter consists of two parts. The first
considers B lack' s attempt to save time on
the move . . . :!e7 for the sake of the imme­
diate attack on the centre by 6 . . . ct'lc6 and
7 ig4. When studying this system from
. . .
the point of view of Black, one should note
that White can include the moves �e 1 :!e7
and thereby switch to the v ariations of
chapter 8.
As practice has shown, the variation 9 . cd
does not promise White an advantage (­
positions 97-9 8 ; -69). The pawn sacrifice
9.l/Jc3 is more dangerous for B l ack. In this
case 9 ... :!xf3 1 O.'Wxf3 ct'l xd4 1 1 .'We3 (-70-
7 1 ) leads to very sharp play. White is capa­
ble of developing a strong attack, although
Black has sufficient defensive resources at
his d isposal (-positions 99- 1 00). Another
queen move - 1 1 .'Wh3 - would appear to
create more serious problems for B lack. He
was unable to solve his defensive problems
in the game Kupreichik-Yusupov, Minsk
USSR ch 1 987 (-game 4), as well as in two
correspondence games: Nadanian-Sharba­
to v, 1 993 and Pletanek -Dufek, 1 992 (po­
sition 1 0 1 ) . Possibly, the best continuation
1 61
is 1 1 . . .dc 1 2 .:!xc4 :!e7 1 3 .:!g5 'Wc8 as sug­
gested by Forintos, yet even in this case
White's initiative is very unpleasant. Nowa­
days the 7 . . . ct'lc6 system is in a deep crisis.
The second part of this chapter deals with
Black's various possibilities on move seven,
except for the main continuation 7 . . . ct'lc6.
The 7 . . . ct'l d6 system looks somewhat pas­
sive. White ' s possibilities are illustrated by
positions 1 02- 1 06 .
The system with the move . . . :!f5 requires
further practical testing (-74, 7 7 ) .
When studying the positions of the system
7 . . . 0-0 8 .c4 ct'l f6, one should take into con­
sideration that they can also arise from the
Queen ' s Gambit Accepted (D20) . For in­
stance, after the moves l . d4 d5 2 . c4 dc
3 . ct'l c 3 e5 4 . e 3 ed 5 . ed ct'l f6 6 .:!c4 :!e7
7 . ct'l f3 0-0 8 .h3 ct'l bd7 9 . 0-0 ct'l b6 1 O.:!b3
c6 1 1 . � e l ct'l bd5 the position of line 7 8
arises. I n those cases where the opening
was the Queen ' s Gambit Accepted, the nu­
meration of moves has been altered. Some
ideas, which are potentially conditioned by
the pawn structure of the position, are il­
lustrated by positions 1 07 - 1 1 0.
 1.6.2. Theory

6 ... tLl c6

a b c d e f 9 h

6 6

5 5

4 4

3 3

a b c d e f 9 h

l .e4 e5 2 . tLl f3 tLl f6 3 . tLle5 d6

4 . tLl f3 tLl e4 5 . d4 d5 6 .1d3 tLlc6

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS
45 7 4 60 63 4
69 0 _ 0455 C4 cd \W fJ \W e2 ibS l2l c 3 4 ic6 :1% d 1 46
45 6 8 45 61 462
i g4 l2l f6 45 ifJ \W dS 9 ie t \W d6 0-0 be :1% fe8 4 65 =

1 . e4 e5 2 . tLl f3 tLl f6 3 . tLle5 d6 4 . tLl f3 tLl e4 5 . d4 d5 6.1d3

tLlc6 7 . 0-0 194 8 . c4 tLl f6 9 . tLl c 3 1f3 466 1 O .�f3 tLl d4467

11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19
468 47 1 4 73 475 4 77
70 \W e 3 cd l2l dS i e4 a4 :1% d 1 \W fJ id 3 idt79
6
l2l dS 4 9
7
bS 4 O 64
72 4 74 4 76 aS 4
78 480
l2l e6 \W dS \W a i e7 :1% d 8 ib4
=

\W \W
482 3 4 84
71 b4 \W h 3 \WC
81 83 8
0 _ 04 g6 4 l2l g S 4 5 �

87 1
72 \W h 3 ic 44 ig S \W d 3 i f6 4 9 l2l dS f4
4 86 88 8
dC ie t 84 9 l2l e 6 49O i f6 id 8
\W C

1 62
455 7.c4? ib4 8 .id2 l2l d2't Preszynak­ 8.l2lc3 f5
Radnoti, Budapest 1992 A) 9 . �el ie7 [ 9 . . . if3 ? 1 O.gf l2l d4
7.tLJbd2 1 1 .�e3+-] Forintos, Haag;
A) 7 . . . ifS 8 .�e2 -7.�e2 ; B) 9 .Ei: e l ie7 1 O.h3 if3 l l .gf l2l c 3 1 2.bc
B) 7 . . . ctJf6 8 . 0-0 ie7 -S40/8 ... l2l f6 . 0-0 1 3 .mh l id6 1 4.Ei:g l �h4 1 5 .�f1 if4't
C) 7 . . . l2ld6 8 .0-0 ie7 -S40/8 ... l2l d 6 Ghinda-Forintos, Berlin 1987;
7.1!I1e2 ifS [7 . . . �e7 8.0-0 ig4 -2S4/6...i g4/ C) 9.h3 if3 1 O.gf l2l c 3 l l .bc �f6 1 2.Ei:e l
DJ 8 .4Jbd2 �e7 9 . 0-0 ie7 1 3 . c4 dc 1 4 .ic4 0-0-0 [ 1 4 . . . �d4
A) 9 . . . 4Jd2 1 O.�d2 id3 1 1 .�:d3 0-0-0 1 5 .�d4 l2l d4 1 6 .ia3 !±] 1 5 .c3 id6 1 6 .f4
AI) 1 2 .ie3 ? f6 1 3 . a3 �e4 1 4 .�d l gS Ei:de8 1 7 .ie3 h6°o Speelman-Seirawan,
l S J'k l id6 1 6.c4 dc 1 7 .l:k 4 l2l e7 1 8 . l2l d2 Reykjavik 1990.
VIi fS 't Kupreichik-Agzamov, USSR ch 8.Ei:el
1985; A) 8 . . . f5 ? ! 9 . c4
A2) 1 2 J�1e l A l ) 9 . . . id6? ! 1 0.cd if3 1 l .�f3 [ 1 l .gf �h4
A21) 1 2 . . . �d7 1 3 . l2l e5 l2l eS 1 4.de ie7 1 2 .fe (Bilguer) �h2 1 3 . mn �h3 1 4. me2
l s .if4 gSoo Mikhalchishin; l2l d4 1 5 . 'tt> d2 l2l f3 oo ] l2l d4 1 2 .�e3 �f6
A22) 1 2 . . . �d6 1 3 .id2 [ 1 3 . l2leS l2leS 1 4.de 1 3 .ie4 fe 1 4 . �� 'tt> f7 1 5 . ig5 ! ±
VIig6=] f6 1 4.a3 [ 1 4.Ei:eb l l2l b4 ! ? Forintos, Capablanca-Marshall, New York m 1910;
Haag] Wd7 [ 1 4 . . . gS I S .�f5 �Ei:e6 Forintos, A2) 9 . . . ib4 1 0. l2l c3 0-0 l l .cd if3 1 2. gf!
Haag] I S .b4 l2l e7 [ 1 5 . . . id6 ! ? Mikhal­ l2l f2 1 3 . mf2 �h4 1 4 . 'tt> g2 id6 1 5 .f4 l2l d4
chishin] 1 6.b5 l2l f5 1 7 .a4 l2l d6 1 8 . Ei:eb l 1 6 . Ei: e 3 ± Doncevic-Haubt, B undesliga
VIifS ! oo Kupreichik-Mikhalchishin, USSR 1989;
ch 1985 -39/384 ; A3) 9 . . . ie7 -640/9 ... fSIB;
B) 9 . . . 0-0-0 Mikhalchishin; B) 8 . . . ie7 -6 . . . ie7 .
C) 9 . . . 4Jd6 ! ? Mikhalchishin.
458 8 . . . l2l b4? 9.cd l2l d3 1 O .�d3 �d5
456 7...ie7 -6 . . . ie7 . 1 l .Ei:e l± Forintos, Haag.
8 ... ie7 -6 . . . ie7 .
457 8 .ie3 id6 (8 . . . ie7=) 9 . l2l c 3 (Roth­ 8 ... if3 9 .Wff3
laender-Suechting, Kie1 1893) l2l c 3 = . A) 9 . . . l2l f6
S.c3 A I ) 1 0. l2l c 3 - 70;
A) 8 . . . ie7 9.l2lbd2 [9.Ei:e 1 f5 -6 . . . ie7 ] l2l d2 A2) 1 0.cd 69 ; -

[9 . . .fS ? ! 1 O .�b3 ] 1 O.id2 -81 . B ) 9 . . . l2l d4 1 O.�e3 l2l f5 1 l .�h3 �d7 1 2 .cd
B) s.. .Wd7 9.Ei:e 1 f5 1 O.h3 ih5 1 l . l2l e5 l2l e5 l2l ed6 1 3 . l2l c3 0-0-0 1 4 .if4 l2l e7 1 5 .�h5
1 2 .�hS g6 1 3 .�e2 l2l d3 1 4.�d3 0-0-0 l2l g 6 1 6 . i@ 'tt> b 8 1 7 . a4± Psakhis­
l S .tLJd2id6= E.Csom-Rahim, Eger 1992; Martinovsky, Philadelphia 1989.
C) 8 . . . id6 9.Ei:el f5 1 O.h3 ih5 1 l .�b3
Cl) I l . . .Wf6? ! 1 2.�d5 if3 1 3 .gf 0-0-0 459 10 . . . l2ld5'?! 1 1 . Ei: e 1 [ 1 1 .ic4 ! ? ;
1 4.fe ih2 1 5 .mh2 Ei:d5 1 6.ed �d6 1 7 . 'tt> g l 1 1 . l2l c3±] ie7 1 2. l2l c3±.
VIidS± Spraggett-Sieiro Gonzalez, Havana
1986; 460 1 1 .�dS l2l d5 1 2 . l2l c 3 [ 1 2.Ei:el ie7 -
C12) 1 1 .. .'iWd7°o �O-O- O . 6 . . . ie7] 0-0-0

1 63
A) 1 3 .ie3 g6= Feher-Forintos, Budapest
1 990;
B) 1 3 .ie4 tjj ce7 i1tjj f6 Forintos, Haag;
C) 1 3 .ic4 ! ?
Cl) 1 3 . . . tjj ce7 1 4 .id2 tjj c3 I S .bc tjj dS
1 6.1:l:fe l c6 1 7 .ib3 ia3 I S .c4 tjj f6 1 9 .ic3t
Dvoiris-Schwartzman, Groningen 1992 -
57/302;
C2) 1 3 . . . tjj cb4 1 4 .a3 tjj c3 I S . bc tjj dS
1 6 .id2 ie7 1 7 .a4 c6 I S .aSt Mukhametov­
Pavlenko, Yalta 1 995;
C3) 1 3 . . . tjj f6 1 4 .if7 tjj d4 I S .igS ib4°o
Ugrinovic.
1 1 .lW h3
A) 1 1 . . . tjj d4 1 2 .1:l:e l ie7 -6 . . . ie7 ;
B) 1 1 . ..lWd4 1 2.tjj c3 id6 1 3 .1:l:e l c;t>fS 1 4.ifS
tjj e7 I S .ie3 IWc4 1 6 . i h 6 ? [ 1 6 . 1:l: ac l oo ]
tjj fS 1 7 .lWfS IWh4-+ Saulin-Makarychev,
Russia ch Elista 1995.
461 1l ... lW e6 ! ?
A) 1 2 .ie3 0-0-0 1 3 .ic4 1Wg4 1 4 .lWg4 tjj g4
I s . if7 tjj d4 1 6 .id4 1:l:d4 1 7 . tjj c3 ics
I S . 1:l: ae l b6= Schmittdiel-Howell, Biel
1993;
B) 1 2 .lWe6 fe 1 3 .ibS 0-0-0 1 4 .ic6 bc
I S .ie3 tjj dS 1 6 . 1:l: c 1 c S ! = (Kasparov)
i1 1 7 .dc tjj e3 I S .fe
Bl) I S . . . 1:l:dS ! ? 1 9 .b4 g6 [ 1 9 . . . 1:l:d3 20.c;t>f2
g6] 20. tjj a3oo;
B2) I s . . . ics 1 9 . 1:l: cS 1:l: d l 20 . c;t> t2 1:l:fS
2 1 .i>g3 1:l:ffl ;
B3) I S . . . 1:l:d3 1 9.i>f2 g6 20.i>e2 1:l:e3 2 1 .i>e3
ih6.
462 12 ...lWd4? ! 1 3 . tjj c3± Timman.
463 13 .1:l: el 0-0 1 4.ic6 bc= I S .lWe7 ? ?
1:l:feS-+ Timman.
464 15.ig5 h6 1 6.ih4 1Wd4 1 7 .lWe7 IWh4
I S .lWc7 IWb4=.
1 64
1 5 .ie3 tjj dS [ I S . . . 1W d7 ! ? i1id6 ,1:l:eS-e6]
1 6 .1:l:ae l [ 1 6 .1:l:fc 1 tjj e3 ! 1 7 .fe 1:l:feS i1ig5°o
Timman]
A) 1 6 . . . 1:l:abS ? ! 1 7 .b3 tjj : e3 l S .IWe3 �fd8
1 9 . 1:l:fd l
A I ) 1 9 . . . if6 20.tjj e4 id4 2 1 .tjj d6 ie3 22.fe
1:l:d6 23 .1:l:d6 cd 24.1:l:c6 1:l:dS 2 S . 1:l:c7± ;
A2) 1 9 . . . cS 20.dS ifS 2 1 . tjj e4± Short­
Plaskett, London 1 986;
A3) 19 . . .ifS 20.g3t Mestel-Plaskett, Lon­
don 1 9S6;
B) 16 . . . 1:l:aeS 1 7 .1Wf3 ! IWd7 I S . tjj dSt;
C) 16 . . . 1:l:feS 1 7 .tjj dS ! ? [ 1 7 .1Wf3 lWd7 I S .tiJd5
cd 1 9 .if4 c6=] IWdS [ 1 7 . . . cd I S .�c2±]
I S .lWc4 id6 1 9 .b3 [ 1 9 .1Wc6 1Wa2=] �e6 !
20.g3 1WfS [20 . . . 1:l:aeS ? ! 2 1 .IWdS cd 22.�c6±
Dvoretsky] 2 1 .IWc2 [2 1 .1Wc6 1:l:aeS 22.d5
1:l:e4 23 .ics hS !� Timman] IWhS 22.�c6
1:l:aeS 2 3 .1Wg2 1:l:e4� Timman-Yusupov,
Tilburg cm ( 2) 1986 -411362.
465 16.1Wf3
A) 1 6 . . . 1:l:abS
AI) 1 7 .if4 ! ? IWd7 I S .dS cd 1 9 . tjj dS IIJd5
2 0 . 1:l: d5 id6 2 1 .id6 cd 2 2 . b 3 t Kir.
Georgiev;
A2) 1 7 .b3 IWd7 [i1ib4] I S .dS ! cd 1 9 .1IJd5
tjj dS 20.1:l:dS if6 2 1 .ie3 IWdS 22.lWdS �a l
23 .g3t Lobron-Kir.Georgiev, San Ber­
nardino 1 987 -44/376
B) 1 6 . . . tjj dS 1 7 . tjj dS
B l ) 1 7 . . . lWdS ? ! I S .lWdS cd 1 9 .if4t
B l l ) 1 9 . . . id6 ? ! 20.id6 cd 2 1 .c;t>fl ± Short;
B 12) 1 9 . . . if6 20.ic7 1:l:e4t Short;
B 13) 1 9 . . . c6 2 0 . 1:l: ae l 1:l:acS 2 1 . c;t> f ] f6
[2 1 . . . gS ! ? Short] 22.1:l:d3 c;t>f7 23.f3t Short­
H.Olafsson, Reykjavik 1987 -43/391
B2) 1 7 . . . cd I S .if4 lWd7 1 9 .1:l:ae l c6 i1�f6,
1:l:e6= Short.
466 9 . . . tjj b4? 1 O . 1:l: e l [ 1 0 . 1W a:\. '&d7
1 1 . 1:l:el ie6 1 2.1Wd7 c;t>d7] ie6 [ 1 0 . . . �e7
1 1 .�a4±] 1 1 .i.fS± Forintos, Haag.
9 ...i.e7 [-6 . . . i.e7] l O.cd ct:l dS 1 1 .i.e4 t .
9 . .. ct:ld4? !
A) l O.�e l
AI) 1 0 . . . ct:l e6 1 1 . ct:l eS±;
A2) 1O . . . i.e7 1 1 . ct:l d4 dc 1 2 . ct:l fS cd 1 3 . ct:l g7
�f8 1 4.i.h6 �g8 I S .f3 t ;
B) l O.cd ! ? ct:l f3 1 1 .gf i. d 7 1 2 .Ei:el i.e7
1 3 .�e2± Kasparov.
467 10 .. dc4 1 1 .i.c4 'Wd4 1 2 .i.bS �
468 11 .Ei:el i.e7 -6 . . . i.e7.
11.�d l ct:le6 1 2 .cd ct:l dS 1 3 .i.bS c6 1 4. ct:l dS
cboo•
469 12 ...i.cS? 1 3 .'Wf3 ct:l d4 1 4.Ei:el 'tt> fS
1 5 .�f4 ct:l dS 1 6 . ct:l dS 'WdS 1 7 .'Wc7 ct:l e6
1 8 .�g3 Ei:d8 1 9 .Ei:d l hS 20. h4± Karpov.
470 14 ... 'We5?? I S .i.c6+-.
471 15.'Wf3? ct:l d4.
472 15 ... 'Wb6? 1 6. aS ! ± Forintos, Haag;
15 .. �6?
. 1 6 .i.b7 Ei:b8 1 7 .b4 ! 'Wb6
[ 1 7 . . .�e3 1 8 .i.c6 'tt> e 7 1 9 .i.e3±] 1 8 .'Wb6
cb 1 9 .ic6 �d8 20.Ei:dl �c7 2 1 .bS Ei:d8
22Jld8 ct:ldS 23 .i.dS ct:le6 24.i.e6 fe 2S .i.f4±
Ivanchuk-Serper, Sochi 1 986.
473 16.'Wf3?
A) 1 6 . . . ct:l c S ? 1 7 . b4 ct:l e4 I S .'We4 i.e7
1 9 .ig5 ! f6 [ 1 9 . . . 'We6? 20.'Wb7 ll Ei: fe l ]
2o.if4 [ ll Ei:e l ] � f7 [ 2 0 . . . 'Wc6 2 1 .'We2
M Ue l ; Ei:ae l ] 2 1 .bS 'Wb6 [ 2 1 . . . 'We6
22.�b7+-] 22.'WdS �fS 2 3 . aS e6 24.ab cd
25.ba+- Hobuss -NIC/7 1 986;
8) 1 6 . . . :1'lb8 ! ? 1 7 .b4 ib4 l S .Ei:b l cS 1 9 .i.b2
(Rausis) 0-0
81) 20.�h3 ct:l gS 2 1 .'Wg3 f6 22.i.dS �hS
23 .h4 ctJ e6=t Hobuss ;
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B2) 20.'WfS g6 2 1 .'WeS [2 1 .'Wf6 ct:l d4 ! ] f6
22.'Wg3 [22 .'WdS Ei:bdS 23 .'Wb3 'tt> g 7] Ei:bdS
23.Ei:bd 1 [23 .i.g6? hg 24.'W g6 ct:l g7 2S .Ei:bd 1
i.d2 ! ll'Wd3 ; 2 3 . f4? fS ] i.d2 ! =t Hobuss ;
B3) 20.'WhS g6 2 1 .'Wh6 'We2 ! 22.i.dS 'Wd2=t
Hobuss -NICI7 1 986;
q 1 6 . . . ct:l d4 ! 1 7 .'We3 O-O-O ! [ 1 7 . . . ct:l e2 ? !
l S . � hl ct:l g3 1 9.hg 'W f l 2 0 . � h 2� ]
Kasparov.
16.i.d3 'Wb6 1 7 . 'Wh3°o Makarychev.
16.b4 i.b4 1 7 .:1'lbl i.eS l S .'Wf3 e6 1 9 .Ei:b7
0-0= .
474 1 6 ... i.c5 ? ! 1 7 .'Wf3
A) 1 7 . . . Ei:dS I S .Ei:d8 [ I S . Ei:el 0-000] ct:l d S
1 9 .i.f4 ! [lli.e7t] (Makarychev)
AI) 1 9 . . . ct:l e6 20.i.eS ! llO-O [20 . . . ll ct:l g S
2 1 . 'WfS+-] 2 1 .'WfS+- ;
A2) 1 9 . . . 0-0 20.'WhSt Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 7 . . . e6 l S .Ei:d7 ! ! (Nunn)
Bl) 1 8 . . . � d 7 ? 1 9 . 'W f7 i.e7 [ l 9 . . . � d 6
2 0 . i.f4 ct:l f4 2 1 .'Wf4 'tt> e7 2 2 . 'WeS � f7
23.'WfS �eS 24.'WcS+- Kasparov] 20.i.fS
B 1 1 ) 20 . . . 'We2 2 1 .i.e3 ;
B 12) 20 . . . 'We4 2 1 .i.f4 ! Kasparov;
B13) 20 . . . e S 2 1 .i.gS 'Wd6 22 .i.e6 'We6
23.Ei:d l ;
B2) I S . . . O-O ! 1 9 .i.d3 [ 1 9.b4 i.d4] 'Wb6
[ 1 9 . . . 'WaS ? 20.i.d2 ! 'Wb6 2 1 .b4 i.d4 22.aS+-
; 1 9 . . . bS ? 20.b4 i.b4 2 1 .'We4+-] 20.aS 'Wb4
2 1 .i.d2 !
B21) 2 1 . . .'Wb2? 22 .i.c3 'Wb3 23 .i.g7 'tt> g 7
24.'Wg4 �hS 2S.'WfS+- Kasparov;
B22) 2 1 . . .'Wh4
B22 1 ) 22.g3 'Wf6 [22 . . . 'Wh3 ? 23 .i.fS] 23 .'Wf6
gfoo 24.Ei:b7? :1'lfdS 2S . Ei:b3 ct:l d4 2 6 . Ei: e 3
i.b4-+ ;
B222) o22.Ei:b7 Ei:adS 23 .i.e3t Kasparov .
16 ... i.d6 ! ? II 0-0-0 Makarychev.
475 1 7.'Wh3 Ei:dS I S .Ei:dS i.dS 1 9 .i.e3
i.f6 ! � Kasparov.
17.b3 if6 ! I S .Ei:a2 0-0 Kasparov. 20.'Wg4 'Wh6 2 l .ie l ! ie7 22.h4+- ; 1 9 . . .f5
2 0 . i :fS ClJ gS 2 1 .'Wb3 ct? h 8 2 2 . Ei: d7+- j
476 17 . .. c6? ! 1 8 .ifS L10-0 1 9 .'Wh3 ! ± 20.Ei:d3 ! [L1'Wh7] h S [20 . . . ClJ g S 2 1 .'Wh6 f6
Ivanchuk. 22 .idS ct?h8 23 .'W gS ! ] 2 1 .'WhS ! gh 22.�g3;
17 ... Ei:b8 ! ? B ) 1 8 .'Wf3 e6 [ I S . . . ClJ eS 1 9 .Ei:d4+- Timman;
A) I S .'Wh3 ! ?; I S . . . Ei:b8 1 9 .ib2 O-O? 20.'WfS g6 2 1 .'Wf6+­
B) 1 8 . 'WhS ! ? Rosendaal; Kasparov] 1 9 .Ei:d7 !
C) 1 8 .b4 0-0 Bl) 1 9 . . . ie7 20.Ei:b7 ClJ d4 2 1 .Ei:e7 me7
Cl) 1 9 . Ei:d7? ! Ei:bdS ! ! + [L120.Ei:e7? 'Wd6 ! ] 22 .ia3+- Kasparov;
Howell-Ivanchuk, Groningen 1 986/87 B2) 1 9 . . . ClJ d S 2 0 . i 5 0 - 0 2 1 .ib2+­
Ivanchuk -43/389; Kasparov;
C2) 1 9 .ib2 ! ?� . B3) 1 9 . . . � d 7 2 0 . 'W fl ct? d 6 2 I . i g 5 ! !
l2 l .if4? ClJ f4 22.Ei:dl ClJ dS 23 .idS Wie2
477 18.Ei:d8! ? ClJ d8 24. if3 oo ] ClJ g S [2 1 . . . Ei: h e S 2 2 . Ei:d l mc5
A) 1 9 .if4� Ivanchuk; 2 3 .ie3 � e 4 2 4 . i d 3 + - ] 2 2 . Ei:dl m c 5
B) 1 9 .ie3�. 23 .'We7 me4 24.id3 � b 3 2S .Ei:bl m c 3
26.'Wb4 � d 3 2 7 . Ei: d 1 + - Kasparov ;
478 18 . . . ClJ d4 1 9 . 'Wg4 ! [ l 9 . 'Wg3 ClJ e2 B4) 1 9 . . . 0-0 ! 20.'Wh3 g6 [20 . . . h6 2 1 .ih6]
2 0 . ie2 'We2 2 1 . Ei: d8 id8 2 2 . ie3 0-0 2 1 .ig6 ! hg 22 .ib2 C1J g7 23 .'Wh6+- Dlugy.
2 3 .id4�] 'Wf6 2 0 . i e3 ClJ e6 2 1 .'We4± ; 17 ...if6? 1 8.bS 'Wb6 1 9 .'Wb6 ab 20.!b7
18 ...'Wb6 ! ? 1 9 .ie3 'Wb2 20.Ei:ab l ia 1 2 1 .ia8 0-0 22 .ie6 Ei:d8 23 .Ei:d8 tDd8
A) 20 'Wa3 ? ! 2 1 .'Wb7 0-0 22 .'We4 g6
•.. 24.idS± Kasparov.
23 .ia7±;
B) 20 . . . 'We3°o. 482 1 8.b5 Ei:ad8 ! 't Makarychev.
18.'Wf3 Ei:adS ! 't Makarychev .
479 19.'Wb7? Ei:d3 ! -+ .
483 18 ... h6? 1 9 .'WfS [ 1 9.bS ? 'Wb6 20.!e3
480 20.ib5? ! e6 2 1 .ie6 b e 22 .'We6 �f8 ieS 2 1 .ih6 if2 22.�fl Ei:fd8 23 .ih7 mf8
23 .ib4 'Wb4 24 .Ei:d8 ClJ dS 2S .'Wd7 f2S .'WdS Kasparov] g6 2 0 . 'W e S [ 2 0 . 'Wf3] tD g 5
'Wb8 ! + ] 'We7 2 6 . Ei: d l 'Wd7 27 .Ei:d7 � e S 2 1 .ib7! 'Wb7 2 2 .ib2 f6 2 3 . Wi e 7 ±
2S.Ei:a7 hS+. Kasparov.
20 .i e3
A) 20 . . . e6 2 1 .'We4 [2 I .ie4 ! ? Ei:d I 22.Ei:d 1 484 19.b5 Ei:ad8 ! 20.Ei:e l f20 .ih6 �d l
'Wa4 23 .b3 'WaS 24.'We4�] g6 22 .ie4 Ei:d l 2 1 .Ei:d l 'Wa4] 'Wb6 .
2 3 . Ei: d l 'WfS ! 24.'WfS l 24 . 'W h4 ie71 gf 19.ib2
2S .ia7 �e7 26 .ib6± ; A) 1 9 . . . ClJ f4 ? 2 0 .'We3 ! 'We2 [20 . . . ! g 5
B) 20 . . . 0-0 2 1 .'Wb7 ClJ e S = 22 .ieS ieS 2 l . m hl L1'Wc 3 ] 2 1 .'Wd4 f6 2 2 . ! f3 '
2 3 .'WbS Y2-Y2 Timman- Yusupov, Hil­ Kasparov ;
versum m(2) 1986 -42/381 . B) 1 9 . . . ib4? 20.Ei:d3 ! ['Wh7] ClJ g7 2 l .Wih6
f6 22.Ei:d7+- Kasparov;
481 17 ...ib4? C) 1 9 . . . ClJ g S ? 2 0 . 'W h6 if6 2 I . ib7 ! + ­
A) I S .ib2 0-0 1 9 . 'W h 3 g6 [ 1 9 . . . ClJ g S Kasparov;

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D) 1 9 . . . �c4 !
Dl) 20.�b7 ? ! �adS ! [20 . . . �abS ? ! 2 1 .�dS
�c2 22.�eS ] 2 1 .�c3 [2 1 .�dc 1 �b4 22.�a3
�b7 23 .�e7 ctJ f4 24.�g4 �feS] �d l 22.�d l
�c3 23 .�c3 �bS Kasparov
D2) 20. �el �adS ! [20 . . . �b4 ? 2 1 . � e 3 !
!'1�h7] 2 1 .�g6 [2 1 .�e3 �gS] fg 22.�e6 �c2
Kasparov;
D3) 20.�dS !? � c2 2 1 .�eS [2 1 .�ab 1 !? �adS
22.gdc l ! =] �adS
D31) 2 2 . � d3 �gS 2 3 . � ad l c6 2 4 . � e 6
gdS ! -+;
D32) 22.gdc 1 �d2 ! 23 .�e6 fe 24.�e6 �f7
Karpov;
0321) 2S.�c7? �f2 26.<j;lhl �d2 27 . �cS
[27.gg I �g I ! ] �fS 2S .�fS <;£;>fS 29.�cS <j;le7
30.�b7 We6-+ Kasparov;
D322) 2S .�g3+ Kasparov;
D33) 22.gac 1 �c 1 ! 23 .�c 1 �dS+ 24.�b2?
gfd8 2S .�f3 �d3+ Makarychev
D4) 20.�d7 �aeS ! = Kasparov-Karpov,
London wcm(6) 1986 -42/380.
485 19 ... f5? 2 0 .�dS �f6 2 1 .�b3 �a l
22..� e 6+- .
19 ... c5? ! 20.�b2 ctJ d4 2 1 .�d3 iWb6 22.aS
�c7 23 .bc �cS 24 .�f1 gfdS 2S .�a4 �acS
2 6 . g ad4 �d4 2 7 .�c7 �c7 2 S . � d4 �d4
29.id4± Aseev-Ivanchuk, Irkutsk 1986
42/(380)
19...l2l g5 ! 20.�gS [20.�b2 �f6 ! 2 1 .iWf6 iWf6
22.iffi l2l e4 23 .�e7 �feS 24. gd7 ctJ c 3 ! = ]
igS 2 1 .�c7 [2 1 .aS iWe6] �adS ! (Kasparov)
2 2 . gdS �dS 2 3 . �b7 iWe2 2 4 . � t3 � b 2
2S .gf 1 :t .
486 1 l .. c6?
. 1 2 . l'!el �e7 1 3 .�g5 ctJ e6
[ 1 3 . .. dc 1 4.�f6 gf I S .�c4±] 1 4 .�ffi �f6
I S .cd cd 1 6 .�fS -+ Karpov.
1 1 ... l2l e6?! 1 2.cd ctJ dS
A) 1 3 .ifS ? ! ctJc3 1 4.bc �f6 l S .l'!e l -B;
B) J 3 .ge l ? ! ctJc3 1 4.bc �f6 I S .�fS
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B l ) I S . . . �e7 1 6.�e3 [ 1 6.�e6 fe 1 7 .�e6 �f7
I S .�a3 O-O ! van Kemenade] h6 1 7 .�e6 fe
I S .�d4= Howell-van Kemenade, England
1991 -52/301;
B2) IS . . . 0-0-0 ! ? 1 6 .�e6 fe 1 7 .�e6 <j;lbS ! +
Howell.
C) 1 3 .�bS ! [ 1 3 .�e4 ! ?] c6 1 4.�d l
Cl) 1 4 . . . cb I S . �dS � c S 1 6 . �e3 �b4
[ 1 6 . . .�e7 1 7 .l'!c l ± Franzen] 1 7 . ctJ bS 0-0
I S . l'!cl iWeS 1 9 .iWg4 �e7 2 0 . ctJ c7 ctJ c7
2 1 . �c7± Pletanek-Oufek, corr 1 992;
C2) 1 4 . . . ctJ ec7 l S . ctJ dS ctJ dS 1 6 .iWb3 ! -+
Oolmatov, Ovoretsky;
0) 1 3 .�g6 !
01) 1 3 . . . ctJ c 3 ? 1 4.iWe6 iWe7 l S .�f7 <;£;>dS
1 6.�gS+- Nadanian;
02) 1 3 . . . iWd7 ? !
021 ) 1 4.�d l c 6 I S .�e4 ctJ ec700;
022) 1 4.�e 1 !
0221) 1 4 . . . �e7 I S . l'!e6 ctJ c 3 1 6 .�gS ctJ dS
1 7 .�f7 ! +- N adanian;
0222) 1 4 . . . 0-0-0 I S . ctJ dS
02221 ) I S . . . fg 1 6 . l'! e6 iWdS 1 7 .�gS ! +­
Nadanian;
02222) I s . . . iWdS 1 6 .�f7+-;
02223) l S . . . hg 1 6 .iWhS �b4 [ 1 6 . . . �dS±]
1 7 .iWdS iWdS l S . ctJ b4 as 1 9 . ctJ c2 � d 3
2 0 . ctJ a3+- Nadanian-Sharbatov, corr
1 992/93;
03) 1 3 . . . fg 1 4 . � e6 ctJ e7 I S . l'! dl iW c S
1 6.�b3± Nadanian;
D4) 1 3 . . . ctJ e7 1 4 . �dl � c S l S .�c2±
Nadanian;
05) 1 3 . . . ctJ df4 1 4 .�f4 ctJ f4 l S .iWe3 �e7
1 6 .�f7 <j;lf7 1 7 .iWf4± Nadanian;
D6) 1 3 . . . iWf6 1 4 .�f7 <j;l f7 I S . ctJ dS �eS
1 6.iWf3 <;£;>gS 1 7 .�f4± Nadanian;
07) 1 3 . . . hg 1 4 .iWhS ctJ c 3 I S .bc �d3 1 6.�a3
0-0-0 1 7 .�fS l'!fSt Oolmatov, Ovoretsky.
1l ... �e7
A) 1 2 .�e l dc 1 3 .�c4 0-000;
B) 1 2 .iigS dc 1 3 .�c4 - 72
C) 1 2 .cd ! ? ct:l d5 1 3 .Ele l 490 14 ...iWg4 ! ? (Forintos, Haag) 1 5 .�f6
Cl) 1 3 . . . ct:l e6 1 4.�g6! ct:l df4 1 5 .�f4 ct:l f4 gf [ 1 5 . . . �f6 1 6 . El fel ct:l e6 1 7 .�e6 fe
1 6.�f7 mf7 1 7 .iWf5± Karpov; 1 8 . iW b 5 ± ] 1 6 .h3 iWd7 1 7 . El ad l 0-0-0
C2) 1 3 . . . c6 1 4 .�g5 ct:l e6 1 5 .�e7 iWe7 1 8 .�f7±.
1 6 . ct:l d5 cd 1 7 .�f5 0-0-0 1 8 .iWg3 iWd6 !
1 9 .iWg � b 8 2 0 . iW fl ct:l d4 2 1 . El e 7 491 1 5 . � e6 fe 1 6 . El fe l iWd7 1 7 .iWc4
(J.Horvath-Forintos, Budapest 1987) iWb6 0-0-0
22.�d3± Forintos, Haag. A) 1 8 . Elad l iWc6 1 9 .iWc6 bc 20.Eld8 md8
2 1 . Ele6 md7 22.Ele2 Elb8 23 .g3 Elb4°o Vehi­
487 12.Elel �e7 ! [ 1 2 . . . ct:l e6? 1 3 .�g6 ! ] - Forintos, Barcelona 1 987;
6 . . . �e7 . B) 1 8 . Ele6 ct:l d5 ! 1 9 .�e7 iWe6 20.�d8 Eld8
2 1 .Eld i c6 22 . ct:l d5 b5 ! 2 3 . iWf4 (23 . ttl b6
488 12 ...iW d7 mb7 !) Eld5 24.iWf8 mb7 25 .iWg7 mb6=
A) 1 3 .iWd7 ct:l d7 1 4 .�g5� Kupreichik; Horvath,J-Forintos, Kecskemet 1987.
B) 1 3 .Elel �e7 [ 1 3 . . . md8 1 4 .iWd7 md7
1 5 .Eld l c5 1 6.�f7±] 1 4.iWd7
Bl) 1 4 . . . ct:l d7 1 5 . ct:l dS ct:l e6 1 6 . El e6 ! ±
Karpov;
B2) 1 4 . . . md7 1 5 .�f7±.

489 13 ...iWd7 1 4.iWd7 md7 1 5 .Elad l c5

1 6 . ct:l b5±.
13 ...0-0 1 4.Elad l c5 [ 1 4 . . . h6 1 5 .�h6 ! gh
1 6 .Eld3 ! ct:l h7 1 7 .iWg4±] 1 5 .Elfe l
A ) 1 5 . . . Ele8? 1 6.�b5 ! [ 1 6.�d 3 iWc8 1 7 .iWh4
h6 1 8 .�h6 ct:l f5] ct:l b5 1 7 . Eld8 �d8 1 8 .Ele8
ct:le8 1 9 .�d8 Eld8 20.�f1 ± Karpov;
B) 1 5 . . . h6
Bl) 1 6 .Ele7 ? ! iWe7 ! ? [ 1 6 . . . hg 1 7 .Elb7 Elb8
1 8 . Ela7 Elb2oo] 1 7 .ct:l d5 ct:l d5 ! 1 8 .�e7 ct:l e7oo;
B2) 1 6 .�h6 ! g h 1 7 .iWh6 ct:l h7 1 8 . El d 3
[ 1 8 . El e3 ! ?] � g 5 1 9 . iWh5 [ 1 9 . El g3 ct:l f5
20.iW g6 ct:l g7 2 1 .Elh3 ---+ ] iWf6
B21) 20.Elg3 Elae8 2 1 . ct:l e4 (Kupreichik­
Yusupov, Minsk USSR ch 1987 -43/390)
mg7 !oo;
B22) 20.Elh3 ! iWg7 2 l .f4 ! �f4 2 2 . ct:l d5 �g5
[22 . . . �d6 ? ! 2 3 . Ele4 ct:l e6 2 4 . El g4 ct:l eg5
25 .Elg5 ! ct:l g5 26.Elg3 ! ] 23 . ct:l e7 �e7 24. Ele7
ct:l f6 25 .iWc5± Thesing-Autenrieth, Buda­
pest 1987.

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A) 6 fie7 ...

a b c d e f h
9

8
7

6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3

a b c d e f h
9

l . e4 e5 2 . CLl f3 CLl f6 3 . CLl e5 d6

4 . CLl f3 CLl e4 5 . d4 d5 6 .fid3 fie7

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS
73 0_04 92 9
h3 4 4 c4 ct'l c 3 .ic4 g4 ct'l e S dc .if4
493 9
.ih s 4 5
.i g4 ct'l f6 dC 4 96 0-0 97
.ig6 cS Wic7 WiC S 4 ±
98 OO
74 C44 .ic4 c3 5 bc
ct'l ge l .ib3 ct'l e S .ie 6
. . .

ifS dc 0 _ 04 99 ct'l c 3 01
ct'ld7 ct'l b6 .if6 .ie6 fe 5 ;:!;
02 5 04
75 .if4 5 ge 1
06
ct'l bd2 5 c 3 5
07
Wic 2 5
09 5 11
g ac 1 ;!;
ttJ d6 0 _ 0 5 03 0
.ig4 5 5 ct'ld7 50S
g6 5
10
ge8
12
76 ct'l c 3 ct'l e 2 5 ct'l g 3 c3 Wic 2 .id2 5 1 4 ;:!;
g ae 1
. . .

c6 5 1 3
ge8 ct'l d7 ct'l f8 ct'l g6 .ie6
515 17 1S
77 . . .
ge 1 C4 5 ct'l c 3 5 bc Wid3 Wic4 Wib3
16
0-0 .ifs 5 c6 19
ct'l c 3 .id3 dc ct'l d7 b6 5 ;:!;
21
78 c4 h3 5 .ic4 5 22 26
ct'l c 3 .ib3 ge l .igS ct'l e S 5
. . .

5 2O 23 2
ct'l f6 dc ct'lbd7 ct'l b6 ct'l bdS 5 C65 4 2
.ie6 5 5 ct'l c i
27
;!;
30
79 ct'l c 3 .ic4 h3 5 Wi f3 .ie3 Wib 7 .id4
m 29 31
dc .ig4 5 .i f3 5 ct'l c6
532
ct'l d4 cS Cd 5
33
;:!;
534 36
.igS 5
80
ge 1 .ib3 Wid3
. . .

3 37
ct'lbd7 ct'lb6 C65 5 .ig4 5 .ih s 5
38
;:!;

1 69
492 7.lt'l bd2
A) 7 . . . l2ld6 S .Wfe2 0-0 9 . 0-0 l2l c6 1 O.c3
[1eS [ l O . . ,iHS!? Forintos, Haag] 1 1 . l2l eS
�fS 1 2.f4
AI) l 2 . . . f6? 1 3 .WfhS± Cohen-Kashdan,
New York 1934;
A2) 1 2 . . . g6;!; Forintos, Haag;
B) 7 . . . l2l f6 S . O-O [ S . l2l fl ] 0-0 9.[1e1 �g4
1 O. l2l fl l2l c6 1 1 .c3 [1eS l 2.h3 [ 1 2 . l2l g3;!;]
�hS 1 3 . l2l g 3 �g6 1 4. l2l e S l2leS I S .de l2l e4=
Georgadze- Chesnauskas, USSR 1 965
ECO;
C) 7 . . . �fS
Cl) S .Wfe2
Cll) S . . . l2l d6 9.�fS l2l fS
Clll) l O.Wfd3;!; Forintos, Haag;
C 1l2) 1 O.WfbS l2l c6 1 1 .c3;
C 12) S . . . O-O !
C121) 9 . l2l e4 ? ! de 1 0 .�e4 �b4 1 1 . c 3
[ 1 1 .�d2 [1eS+] [1eS 1 2 . l2l eS Wfd4+;
C122) 9.0-0 l2l d2= Forintos, Haag;
C2) S .O-O l2l d2 9 .Wfd2 �g6 1 O. l2l e5 0-0
1 1 .[1e l l2ld7 = Welikov-Spasov, Pamporovo
198 1 .
7.c4 �b4 ! ? 35 - . 0221) 1 1.. .l2lc3 1 2 .bc c6
7.Wfe2 �fS S . l2l bd2 -7.l2l bd2/C.
493 7 ... l2l d7 S .c4 [ S . [1e l ]
A ) S . . . c6 9 . l2l c 3 l2l c 3 1 0 .bc 0-0 1 1 .[1e l �f6
[ 1 1 . . . l2l f6 1 2 . l2l eS ] 1 2 .�a3 [1eS l 3 .[1eS WfeS
l 4 .Wfc2 dc l S . [1el WfdS 1 6 .�c4± Teich­
mann-Marco, Cambridge Springs 1 904;
B) S . . . l2l df6 9 . l2l eS± Forintos, Haag;
C) S . . . l2l ef6 9.cd l2l dS l O. l2l c 3 l2l 7f6 I 1 .[1e I
[ 1 1 . l2l eS Forintos, Haag] c6 1 2 .�gS �e6
1 3 .l2leS;!; Janowski-Mason, Hastings 1895.
494 8.[1el
A) S . . . l2l d6 9 . l2l c 3 c6 1 O.Wfe2± Bilguer;
B) S . . . fS ? 9.c4 c6 1 O.cd cd 1 1 .Wfa4 �fS
1 2.l2leS± Rendon-Cortorreal, Thessaloni­
ki 01 1988;
1 70
C) S . . . l2l c6 -7 . . . l2l c6.
8.c4
A) S . . . l2l c6 -7 . . . l2l c6;
B) S . . . c6 ? !
B l ) 9 . l2l c 3
B l l ) 9 . . .fS ? 1 O.cd [ 1 O.Wfb3 �f3 1 1 .gf iLlc3
1 2 .bC± Heilmann-Kieseritsky, Ba r men
1 905] l2lc3 1 1 .bc WfdS 1 2 .[1e l ± Hering­
Hoertel, Nuernberg 1906;
B12) 9 . . . l2l c 3 ;!; ;
B 2 ) 9.cd c d 1 O.Wfa4± [ 1 O.Wfb3±] Forintos,
Haag;
C) S . . . l2l f6 9 . l2l c 3 dc 1 O.�c4 0-0 -7 . . 0-0 ;
.
0) S . . . O-O
01) 9 . l2l c 3 l2lc3 1 O.bc dc 1 1 .�c4 l2ld7
0 1 1 ) 1 2.h3;!; Mikhalchishin;
012) 1 2 .[1b l ! ? [1bS 1 3 .h3 �hS 1 4 . [1bS �g6
I S . l2l e S l2l eS 1 6 .[1eS �d6 1 7 .[1gS c6 I 8 . f4�
Bjerring-Wiese, Copenhagen 1995;
02) 9.cd [9.h3] l2l f6 [9 . . . WfdS ? 1 0.[1e l f5
1 1 .Wfc2+- Forintos, Haag] I O. l2l c3 iLld5
021) 1 1 .h3 �e6 ! [ I I . . .�hS ? 1 2 .� h 7 ]
I 2 .�e4 ;
022) 1 1 .�e4
02211) I 3 .[1bl Wfc7 1 4.Wfb3 �f3 I S .�f3
b6 1 6 .Wfc4;!; [ 1 6 .c4 ! ? Forintos, Haag]
Tarrasch-Maroczy, Ostende 1905 ;
022 12) 1 3 .�f4 ! ± �Wfb l Forintos, Haag;
0222) l 1 . . .c6 1 2.Wfb 3 l2l b6 1 3 .[1e 1 [ 1 3 .�e3
l2l Sd7 1 4 .dSt Levenfish] l2l Sd7 1 4.h3 �e6
l S .Wfc2;!; Schlechter-Forgacs, Hamburg
1910;
0223) 1 1 . . .�e6
02231) 1 2 .Wfc2 fS I 3 . l2l dS [ I 3 .�d3 iLl e6
1 4. [1e l -7 . . . l2l c6] �dS 1 4 .�dS [ 1 4.�fS �f3
I S .�h7 �hS 1 6.gf Wfd4�] WfdS I S .We7
�d6� Forintos, Haag;
02232) 1 2.[1e l l2l c6 -7 . . . l2l c6.
495 8 �f3 9 .Wff3 l2lc6 1 0.c3±;
...
8 .�f5 9.c4 dc 1 O.�c4 0-0 1 1 . l2l c3 iLld7
..
1 2.Ele l t (Emma-Campora, Buenos Aires
1978) tZle3 1 3 .be eS R.Schwarz.
496 10 ... 0-0? l 1 .ed L1tZldS I 2.�h7± - 1 4S/
7 . tZlf61B21 1 .
..
4 9 7 1 6 Jl: c l ± Lj uboj evic-Handoko,
Indonesia 1984.
498 8.Ele1
A) 8 ... tZl d7 9.e4 e6 1 O.\We2 �g6 l 1 . tZl e3±
Forintos, Haag;
B) 8 . . . tZl d6
B l ) 9.tZle3 e6 1 O.�fS [ 1 O. tZl e 2 0-0 l 1 .tZl g3
!g6 1 2.�f4:t] tZl fS 1 1 .\Wd3 g6 (Teschner­
Trifunovic, Vienna 1 957) 1 2.g4 EiJ g7
1 3 .�,h6t Forintos, Haag;
B2) 9 .�gS f6 1 0 .�f4 �d3 1 1 . \Wd3 O-Ot
Schneider-Jasnikovsky, Vroclav 198 1 ;
B3) 9 .i5 tZl fS 1 0 .\Wd3 tZl d6 l 1 .tZl c 3 e 6
1 2.igS f6 1 3 .�f4± Forintos, Haag;
C) 8 . . .0-0 -7 . . . 0-0 ;
D) 8 . . . tZl e6 ! ? -7 . . . EiJ e6.
499 9 ... tZl d7 1 0.Ele l 0-0 -SOO/10.Ele1/A.
9 tZl d6 1 O.�b3 0-0
...
A) 1 l . tZl e3 tZl c6 1 2 . EiJ eS [ 1 2 . a3 ! ?] tZl aS
1 3 . .!d5 c6 1 4 .�f3 tZl dc4= I S . tZl c4 tZl c4
1 6.b3 ? ! [ 1 6.dS ! ?=] �b4 1 7 .tZle2 tZl a3 1 S .�a3
!a3 1 9.1&d2 as'+' Vacek-Subrt, Czech 1993;
B) I l .tZle5t.
500 1O.tZl e5 ! ? Forintos, Haag.
10.Ele1
A) 1 0 . . . tZl d7
A I ) I I ..!d5 tZl d6 1 2 . tZl e 3 EleS 1 3 . tZl eS EiJ b6
1 4 . .!b3 if6 1 5 .�f4 �e6 1 6.d5 [ 1 6.\Wf3 c6=]
!f5 1 7 .1&f3 �g6 l S .Ele2 tZl d7 1 9 . EiJ g6 Ele2
20.1&e2 hg= Karpov-Panno, Buenos Aires
1980 -30/241 ;
A2) I l . tZl c3 tZl c 3 1 2 .bct - 74;
B) 1 0 . . . tZl c6 I l . tZl c3 tZl d6 1 2 .�d3 [ 1 2.�b3
1 71
�g4 1 3 . tZl dS �f6= Tal ] �f6 [ 1 2 . . . �g4
1 3 . dS ! ? Tal]
B1) 1 3 . EiJ dS �d4 ! 1 4 . tZl d4 tZl d4 I S . tZl e7
mhS+ Tal;
B2) 1 3 .�f4 �g4°o [ 1 3 . . . tZl d4?? 1 4 . tZl d4 id4
1 5 .�d6+-] Tal ;
B3) 1 3 .dS �d3 1 4.\Wd3 [ 1 4.dc �e3 I S .be
�e4= Tal] tZl b4 I S .\Wd l tZl fSoo
B31) 1 6 .a3 �c3 1 7 .bc tZl dS I S .\Wd3 g6 1 9.e4
tZl b6 20.\Wc3� Tal;
B32) 1 6 . tZl e4 �e7 [ 1 6 . . . tZl d S ? 1 7 . g4 !+-;
16 ... \Wd5 ? 1 7 . tZl f6 gf I S .�d2 ! tZl d 3 1 9 .�c3
EladS 20.\Wa4 ! EiJ e l 2 1 .\Wg4 tZl g7 22.�f6+­
] 1 7 . tZl c 3 �f6= Tal;
B33) 1 6.g4 ! ? tZl d6 [ 1 6 . . . tZl e7 ? 1 7 . gS± Tal­
Veingold, Tallinn 1981 -3 1 /3 6 S ; 1 6 . . . tZl h4
1 7 . tZl h4 �h4 I S .a3 EiJ a6 1 9 .�f4t ] 1 7 . a3
[ 1 7 .�f4 tZl c4 I S .\Wb3 EiJb2 ! +] tZl a6 I S .�f4
\Wd7 1 9 .h3°o Tal .
501 1 6.\Wg4 \WdS 1 7 .h4 tZl c4 1 S .�f4 ElaeS
1 9 .hS:t A.Sokolov-Tichy, Clichy 199 1 .
5 0 2 8. EiJ c3 c6 9 .Elel 0 - 0 1 0. tZl e2 tZl d7
I 1 .EiJ g3 EleS 1 2 .c3 EiJ fS 1 3 .\Wc2
A) 1 3 . . . �g4 ? ! 1 4. EiJ eS �e6 I S .f4 f6 1 6 . EiJ f3
�n 1 7.fS EiJ d7 I S .�f4t Vasiukov­
Bronstein, USSR ch 1972 -14/25 1 ;
B) 1 3 . . . �e6°o Baranov .
8.EiJ e5 ! ?
A) S . . . EiJ c6? ! 9 . EiJ c6 b c l O.�f4t Forintos,
Haag;
B) S . . . EiJ d7 9 .\Wf3 EiJ f6 1 O. EiJ c 3 c6 1 1 .Ele l
ie6 1 2.�gS 0-0 1 3 .Ele3 EiJ d7 1 4.\WhS g6
I S . EiJ g 6 ! --+ C . Horvath - B orsavolgyi,
Debrecen 1992;
C) S . . . O-O
C1) 9.f4
C21) 9 . . . f5 1 0 . EiJ d2 ! ?± [ I O.b3 EiJ e 6
(Gudehus-Dimer, corr 1898) I I .�b2 �e6=
Forintos, Haag];
C22) 9 . . . f6 1 O.\WhS
C22 1 ) 1 0 . . . tLl e4= Forintos, Haag;
C222) 1 0 . tLl f3 i,fSoo;
C2) 9 .ge l i,fS = Carlier-Dutreeuw, Brus­
sels 1987;
C3) 9.�f3 i,e6 [9 " . c6 1 O.ge l M6 1 1 . tLl g6 !
Forintos, Haag] 1 O. tLl c 3 c 6 1 1 . tLl e2 �c8
1 2 . tLl g3 tLl d7 1 3 .ge1 ge8 1 4 . tLl d7 �d7
l S .h3:t Tompa-Forgacs, Hungary 1992.
503 8 ... tLl c6 9 . ge 1 -7 " . tLl c6 8 . ge l .
8 ...i,f5?? 9 .i,d6+-.
8 . ..i,g4 9 . tLl bd2 tLl d7 1 O.c3 i,hS ? 1 1 .i,d6
cd 1 2 .�ti3 tLl b6 1 3 . a4 as 1 4 .� b S ±
Zagrebelny-Mathe, Caissa KFT 1 993.
504 9.c3 i,g4 1 0. tLl bd2 tLl d7 1 1 .ge 1 - 75.
9.tLl bd2 ! ?
A ) 9 " . tLl d7
A I ) 1 0. tLl eS fS 1 1 .c4 c6 1 2 .�b3 tLl f6 1 3 .f3
\iJh8 1 4.cS:t Baird-Schwan, Barmen 1905;
A2) 1 O.c3 ge8 1 1 .�c2 tLl f8 1 2 .gfe l c6:t
Arnasson-Karlsson, Iceland 1 984;
B) 9 " .i,g4 1 O.c3 [ l O.ge l - 75] tLl d7 1 1 .�c2
g6 [.'1i,fS ; 1 l . . .h6 Benko] 1 2 .gac l ! ge8
1 3 . h3 i,e6 [ 1 3 " .i,f3:t; 1 3 " .i,fS ? 14 .i,d 6 i,d3
l S .i,e7 i,c2 1 6.i,d8+-] 1 4.gfe 1 tLl f8 l S .tLlfl
c6 1 6. tLl g3:t/± Balashov-Benko, Lone Pine
1977 -23/241 .
505 9 .. . ge8 1 O.tLlbd2 [ l O. tLl eS ! ? Forintos,
Haag] tLl c6 1 1 .c3 i,f6 1 2 .ge8 [ 1 2 .i,d6 ge l
1 3 .�e 1 cd 1 4 .�d 1 i,e6 l S . tLl f l gc8 1 6. tLl e3
tLl aS:t Jadoul-Dutreeuw, Brussels 1 987]
tLl e8:t [ 1 2 " .�e8 ? 1 3 .i,d6 cd 1 4.�b3±] .
9 tLl c6 -7 " . tLl c6 .
••.
9 ...i,e6 1 O.c3 tLl d7
A) 1 1 . tLl eS ge8 ! ? .'1 tLl f8,f6 Skembris;
B) 1 1 .�b3 cS ! f! Skembris;
C) 1 1 . tLl bd2 ! ? .'1tLlfl -g3 Skembris;
D) 1 1 .�c2
Dl) 1 l . . .g6? 1 2.i,h6 ge8 1 3 .ge6 fe 1 4 .i,g6�
Abdulla-Bukhari, Dubai 01 1 986;
1 72
D2) 1 1 . . . tLl f6? 1 2. tLl gS+- ;
D3) 1 1 . . .h6 1 2 . tLl bd2 ge8
D3 1 ) 1 3 .b3 ! ? .'1c4 Skembris;
D32) 1 3 .ge3 tLl f8 1 4.gae 1 i,gS ! ? Ske mb ris ;
D33) 1 3 . tLl fl tLl f8 1 4 . tLl g 3 [ 1 4 .Wd2 ! �
Skembris] i,gS
D331) l S .i,eS f6 [ l S " . tLl c4 ! ? Timmanl
1 6 . i,d6 �d6 1 7 .h4 i,f4 1 8 . tLl e2 � g 4 f±
Skembris;
D332) l S .�d2 f6 [ l S " .i,f4 1 6.�f4:t] 1 6.h4
[ 1 6.b3 ! ? Skembris] 1 6.h4 i,f4 1 7 .Wf4±
Timman-Skembris, Corfu m(2) 1993.
506 1 0.h3
A) 1 0 " .i,f3 ? ! 1 1 . � : f3 c6 1 2 . tLl d2 lIJ d7
1 3 . g e2 g e 8 1 4 . g ae 1 i,f8 l S . W g3 1::1 e 2
1 6 . g e2 tLl f6 1 7 . i, g S ± Timman-Hort,
Bugojno 1 978;
B) 1 0" .i,hS
Bl) 1 1 . g e5 i,f3 1 2 .�f3 c6 1 3 .c3 lIJ d7
1 4. ge2:t Lau-Mathe, Muenchen 1992;
B2) 1 1. tLl c 3 c6 1 2 .�e2:t -S 1 2/10.gellB.
507 l1.tLlfl
A) 1 1 . . .cS ? 1 2 . tLl e3± Dvoretsky;
a 1 1 . . . tLl fS ? 1 2 . �f5 i,fS 1 3 . �c7±
Dvoretsky;
C) 1 1 . . . tLl f6 1 2 . tLl g3 tLl hS 1 3 . tLl hS �hS
1 4 . g e S ± i,f3 l S .�f3 c6 1 6 .Wg3 1
Dvoretsky-Schussler, Tbilisi 1980 -30/240;
D) 1 1 " .ge8:t Dvoretsky ;
E) 1 1 . . .i,hS ! ? .'1i,g6 1 2 . tLl e3 tLl f6 [ 1 2" .c6°
1 3 .i,h7 �h7 1 4 . tLl gS i,gS l S .�hS �h6
1 6 .i,d6] .
508 .'1i,f5
1l ... i,h5 1 2 .�b3 tLl b6
A) 1 3 . tLl e5 ge8 1 4.�c2 i,g6 l S . tLl g6 hg
1 6 . tLl f3 i,f6 1 7 . g e8 �e8 1 8 J:J: e1 Wd7
1 9 . tLl e5 i,eS 2 0 . g e5 g e 8 :t R.Byrne­
Reshevsky, USA ch 1975 - 1 9/219]
B) 1 3 .ge2 i,g6 1 4.i,g6 hg l S .gae1 �f6
(Browne-Benko, Lone Pine 1975) 1 6. g4 !
f.. lt>g2, h3± Browne.
509 12. � b3 0J b6 1 3 .�c2 g6 1 4 . 0J e5 i,f5
1 5 .Ele2 i,g5 ! 1 6 .i,gS �g5 1 7 . El ae l f6=
Dvoretsky-Khachaturov, USSR 1973 .
5 1 0 12 ... h6 ! ?
51 1 f.. 1 3 . . . i,f5 1 4 .i,d6 .
51 2 10.h3 0J d7 1 1 . � d 2 f5 [ l l . . . El e S
MM8] 1 2 . CtJ e5 0Je4 1 3 .�e3 g 5 1 4.i,h2 f4
1 5 .�e2± Neumann-Schwan, B a rmen
1905 .
10.Ele1 i,g4 1 1 .h3 i,h5
A) 1 2 .i,h2 f5 [ 1 2 . . . CtJ d7 ] 1 3 . CtJ e2 g5 ! ?
1 4 . ltJ g3 i,g6 1 5 . 0J e5 0J d7 1 6 . CtJ g6 hg
1 7 .�& Elf7 l S . 0J :fl 0J e4°o Pilnik­
F.01afsson, Reykjavik 1955 ;
B) 1 2.�e2 ! ?± i1E1eS 1 3 .i,h7 ct?h7 1 4. CtJ g5
ig5 1 5 .�h5 i,h6 1 6. EleS 0J eS 1 7 .i,h6 gh
1 8 .�t7 0J g7 1 9 .Ele l ± Makarychev.
5 1 3 1 0 . . . 0J d7 ! ?
51 4 Torre-Balinas, Melbourne 1975 -
211207.
5 1 5 8 0J d. CtJ c 3 9 . bc c5 1 0 . El e 1
(Thkmakov-Meny, Leningrad 1974) c4=
Forintos, Haag.
S.h3
A) 8 . . CtJ d7 9 .c4 c6 1 0.�c2 0J df6 1 l . CtJ c 3
.
iLlc3 1 2 .bc h6 1 3 .Ele l i,e6 1 4.cd ! ± Mednis­
Paoli, Norristown 1973;
B) 8 . . .i,e6 9.c4 c6 I O. El e l 0J f6 l l .cd 0J d5
1 2.1tJ c 3 ± Forintos, Haag ;
C) 8.. .�f5
C l ) 9.ltJc3 0Jc3 [9 . . . 0J c 6 = Forintos, Haag]
t o.bc �d3 1 l .�d3 c6 1 2 . a4 [ 1 2 . c4 dc
1 3 .�c4 0Jd7=] h6 1 3 .Elb l �c7 1 4 .Ele l i,d6
1 73
1 5 . 0J e5 0J d7= Sax-Toth, Reggio Emilia
1973174;
C2) 9 . c4 dc 1 0 .i,c4 CtJ d7 I l . CtJ c3 CtJ b6
1 2.i,b3 i,b4= Lanka-Yusupov, Leningrad
1 977;
C3) 9 . Elel 0J d7 [9 . . . 0J c 6 -E] 1 0 .c4 c6
1 l . 0J c 3 CtJ c 3 1 2 .bc i,d3 1 3 .�d3 dc 1 4.�c4±
Mednis-Paoli, Reggio Emilia 1 973174 -
18/25 1 ;
0 ) S . . . c5
01) 9.c3 0J c6=;
02) 9 .dc i,c5 1 0. 0J bd2 CtJ d2 1 l .i,d2 0J c6
Forintos, Haag;
03) 9 . 0J c3 0J c3 l O.bc c4 1 l .i,e2 0J c6=;
04) 9 .c4 cd 1 O.cd 0J f6 1 1 . 0J d4 0J d5 1 2 . 0J f5
i,f5 1 3 .i,f5 CtJ c6= Esteves-Balshan, Graz
1 972;
E) S . . . CtJ c6 9 . El e l [9.c3 i,f5 1 0.�c2 �d6=
Urzica-Toth, Italy 1975]
El) 9 . . .f5 l O.c4 i,e6 1 1 .cd i,e5 1 2 . 0J c 3
i,b4 1 3 .�c2 0J c3 1 4.bc i, f3 1 5 .cb i,d5°o
Teichmann-Hodges, Cambridge Springs
1904;
E2) 9 . . . i,f5 1 0 .c3 [ 1 O . 0J c3 i,b4=; l O .c4
0J b4; 1 O . 0J bd2 0J d2 1 1 .�d2 i,d3 1 2 .�d3
�d6= Forintos, Haag]
E21) 1 O . . . 0J d6 1 1 .i,f4 [ 1 1 . 0J e5 ? ! 0J e 5
1 2 .i,f5 0J f5 1 3 . Ele5 g6+ Barlov-Knezevic,
Yugoslavia 1 976] �d7 1 2 . 0J e 5 0J e5 1 3 .Ele5
i,d3 1 4 .�d3 c6= Polugaevsky;
E22) 1 0 . . . EleS 1 l .�c2 i,g6 1 2 . CtJ bd2 CtJ d2
1 3 .i,d2= Micheli-Toth, Italy 1973;
E3) 9 . . . 0J d6 l O.c3 i,f5 -E2.
516 8 ... f5 9 . c4 c6 I O. CtJ c 3
A ) 1 0 . . . ct? h S 1 1 .i,f4 i, b 4 1 2 .�b3 �a5
1 3 . Elac 1 i,e6 1 4 . a3± Marko-Kaslan, Thes­
saloniki 01 1 984;
B) 1 O . . . 0J a6 l l .cd [ 1 l . a3 ! ? ; 1 l .i,f4 ! ?] cd
1 2 . i,a6 ba 1 3 . � b3 i,e6 1 4 .i,f4± Tia­
Asahari, Kuala Lumpur 1992.
8 . .. 0J d6 9 .i,f4 - 75.
8 ... ltJ f6
A) 9.�f4
A I ) 9 . . . EI:e8 1 O. ltJ bd2 ltJbd7 1 1 .e4 e5 1 2.'@e2
de 1 3 .�e4± Marko-Schwarz, Vienna 1985;
A2) 9 . . . �g4 1 O . ltJ bd2 �d6 [ 10 ... ltJ h5 ?
1 1 .�e3± Tarrasch-Mason, Manchester
1890] 1 1 .�g3 [ 1 1 .�e5 ! ? Forintos, Haag]
�g3 1 2.hg ltJ e6 1 3 .e3 '@d6= Lasker-Mason,
London 1892;
B) 9 . ltJ bd2
Bl) 9 . . . e5 1 O.de �e5 I l . ltJ b3 �b6 1 2 .�e3
ltJ e6
B l l) 1 3 .'@d2 �g4 1 4 .�b6 '@b6 1 5 . ltJ e5
EI:fe8= Lisitsin-Lilienthal, Moscow 1940;
B 12) 1 3 .h3±;
B2) 9 . . .�g4 l O. ltJ f l ± -49217.ltJ bd21B.
C) 9.h3 e5 1 O.de �e5 1 1 .�e3 �e3 1 2. EI:e3
ltJ e6 1 3 . ltJ bd2± Pyhala-Marcovic, Rilton
Cup 1987;
D) 9 . ltJ e5 -23 1 17 ... d5/Al .
51 7 9.�f4 ltJ e6 I O . ltJ bd2 ltJ d2 1 1 .'@d2
�d3 1 2 .'@d3 �d6= Lanka-Hort, German
Cup 1994.
9.ltJ bd2 ltJ d6 1 O. ltJ f l
A) 1 O . . . ltJ d7 1 1 . ltJ g3 � d 3 1 2 .'@d3 EI: e 8
1 3 .�f4 e 6 (Tseshkovsky-Suetin, Dubna
1976 -21/208) 1 4 . EI:e2 �f8 1 5 .EI:e8 '@e8
1 6.EI:e U Suetin;
B) 1 O . . . ltJ e6 1 1 .�f4 �e4 1 2 . ltJ e3 ± �f3 ?
1 3 .'@f3 ltJ d4 1 4 .'@d5 ltJ e6 1 5 .�d6 �d6
1 6 .'@b7 EI:b8 1 7 . '@t4 ltJ g 5 1 8 . '@g4±
Rytshagov-Ivlev, Cappelle la Grande
1994.
9.ltJc3 ltJ e 3 I O.be �d3 l l . ed± Suetin.
51 8 10.cd e d 1 1 . '@h3 ltJ e 6 1 2 . ltJ e 3
[ 1 2.'@b7 ? ltJ b4+] �b4= Forintos, Haag.
10.'@b3 de 1 1 .�e4 ltJ d6
A) 1 2.�d3 �d3 1 3 .'@d3 ltJ d7= [ l 3 . . . ltJ a6=
Forintos, Haag] Timman-Stumpers, Rot­
terdam 1969;
1 74
B22) 1 2 .�fl ltJ d7 1 3 .�f4 ltJb6 1 4 . ltJ e 3
(Tarrasch-Walbrodt, Nuernberg m 1 894)
�e6 1 5 .'@e2 ltJ d 5 = Panov.
10.'@c2 ltJ a6 l 1 .a3
A) 1 1 . . .�g6 1 2 . ltJ e5± Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 1 . . .�h4 ! ?oo .
51 9 1 4. . . ltJ b6 1 5 .e4± Kavalek-Pfleger,
Montilla 1973 - 1 7/274.
1 4 ... b6±.
520 8 ...� g4 --494/8.c41D.
8 ... ltJ c6 -7 . . . ltJ e6.
8 ...�e6 9.ed �d5 1 O . ltJ e3 ltJ e 3 1 1 .be e6
[ 1 1 . . . ltJ e6 -7 . . . ltJ e6] 1 2 .EI:e l �f6 1 3 .a4 ltJ d7
1 4. EI:b l b6 1 5 .�f4 e5 1 6.e4 ! �f3 1 7 :�f3
�d4 1 8 .�e4 EI:e8 1 9 .�b7± Durao-Schulz,
Woerishofen 1992.
8 . .. c6
A) 9 . ltJ e3 ltJ e 3 I O.be �e6 ? ! [ l O . . . de] l l .ed
ed 1 2 .EI:bl '@e7 1 3 . EI:el �f6 ? ! 1 4 . ti'l g5±
Jo.Horvath-HofTmann, Mitropa cup 1990;
B) 9.ed ed 1 O. ltJ e3 ltJ f6 1 1 .h3 ltJ e6 1 2.�f4
a6 1 3 . EI:c 1 �e6 1 4 . EI:e l EI:e8 1 5 .�b U Anka­
Azorit, Metz 1994.
521 9.cd ti'l d5 I O. ltJ e3 �g4 [ 1 O . . . ti'l e 6 -
7 . . . ti'l e6] -494/8.c41D.
522 ECO D20.
523 12 ...c6 1 3 . EI:e1 ltJ fd5 1 4 . ti'l e4 l"1e8
1 5 .�d2 �f5 1 6. ltJ g 3 �e6 1 7 .�e2± Timman­
Pan no, Mar del Plata 1 982 -33/503.
524 13 . . . �e6 1 4 . ltJ gS ti'l e3 1 5 .be �b3
1 6.'@b3± h6 Ij2-1fz Vaganian-Tal, Moscow
1982.
525 1 4 ...�f5?! 1 5 . ltJ e5 EI:e8 1 6.'@f3 �e6
1 7 . EI:ad U Nikolaev-Reck, St.Petersburg
1992.
526 15. Ei: c1 Ei:e8 1 6 .'1J eS
A) 1 6 . . . liJc3 1 7 .bc �b3 1 8 .�b3 liJ dS 1 9.�d2
[ 1 9.�e7 Ei:e7:t] f6± Korchnoi;
B) 1 6 . . . liJ d7 1 7 .�e7 Ei:e7 1 8 . liJ e4 liJ f8
1 9. GIJ cS± Sax-Korchnoi, Wijk aan Zee m/
6 1 991 -51/395;
C) 1 6 . . . liJ c7 1 7 .�e2 liJ d7 1 8 .�h5 liJ f8
1 9 .ie7 Ei:e7 2 0 . Ei: e d l f6 2 1 . liJ f3 � d 7 =
Yusupov-Huebner, Belfort 1 988.
527 16.� c2± Razuvaev-Bagirov, USSR
1982 -34/464.
528 D20
9 ... ig4? ! t o.h3 �hS - 1 4S/7 ... liJ f61B2.
9 . .. c5? ! 1 0 .�e3 cd 1 1 . liJ d4 liJe6 1 2.Ei:e l �e6
1 3 .cd liJ d4 ? [ 1 3 . . . � d S ± ] 1 4 .�d4 liJ dS
1 5 . ltJ dS �dS [ l S . . . �dS 1 6 .Ei:eS -t .i1�d7
I H�hS g6 1 8 .�h7+-] 1 6 . � Ji) 1 -0
(Ivancev-Cavadini, Mendricio 1988) .i1g6
1 7 .1MfeS
9... c6 t o.h3 liJ bd7 [ l O . . . de - 78] 1 1 .b3 Ei:e8
1 2 .1Mfc2 liJ f8 1 3 .�b2± B iehler-Lehmer,
St.Ingbert 1987.
529 10 ... b6? ! l 1 . liJ e5 �b7 1 2 . � b 3 ±
Steinitz-Mieses, Hastings 1895.
1O ... ltJ c6
A) 1 1 .E1e 1 -7 . . . liJ e6;
B) 1 1 .a3? ! �g4 1 2.dS liJ eS 1 3 .�e2 �f3
1 4 .if3 �d7+ Van der Sterren-Pr.Nikolic,
Wijk aan Zee 1984 -37/413;
C) 1 1 .dS ! ? liJ aS 1 2 .�d3 b6 1 3 .a3 �g4 1 4.b4
�f3 1 S .gf liJb7 1 6 . 'it> h l �d7 1 7 .Ei: g l Ei:ad8
1 8 .ib2oo/-t Winawer-Schumov,
St.Petersburg 1 87 S .
1 0.. c5 1 1 .de �d l 1 2.Ei:d l �eS 1 3 .�gS liJ bd7
.
1 4.h3 a6 l S . a4 b6 1 6 . liJ dS t liJ dS 1 7 .�dS
fla7 1 8 .liJd4 liJ eS 1 9 . 1iJ b 3 h6 20.�f4 liJ g6
2 1 .�b8 E1d7 2 2 . liJ e S be 2 3 . � g3 Ei: fd 8
24.�f3± Vaiser-Lev, Barcelona European
Cup 1993.
1 75
10 ... c6 1 1 .Ei:e l �g4 1 2 .h3 �f3 1 3 .�f3 liJ bd7
1 4 .�f4 liJ b6 l S .�b3 Ei:e8 1 6 .�e5 liJ bdS
1 7 . Ei:e2 �d7 1 8 .Ei:ae 1 ± Korchnoi-Rogers,
Moscow 01 1 994.
530 11 .�e3
A) 1 1 . . . liJ e6 1 2.h3 �f3 [ 1 2 . . . �hS 1 3 . g4 �g6
1 4.liJ eS± Marco-Taubenhaus, Monte Car­
lo 1 903] 1 3 .�f3 liJ d4 1 4.�b7 (Schallopp­
Mason, Breslau 1 889) cS .i1Ei:b8� Forintos,
Haag;
B) 1 1 . . .liJbd7 1 2.�e 2 liJ b6 1 3 .�b3 (Munoz­
Cobo, Leipzig 01 1 960) liJ fdS= ECO.
1 l .Ei:el liJ bd7
A) 1 2 .�f4 liJ b6 1 3 .�b3 �hS 1 4 .�d3 e6
I S . liJ eS± Petrushin-Timoschenko, Saratov
1 98 1 ;
B) 1 2 .h3 �hS
B l ) 1 3 .�f4 liJ b6 1 4 .�b3 �d6? ! l S .�gS h6
1 6.�h4 gS 1 7 .�g3 �g3 1 8 .fg �f3 1 9 .�f3
� : d4 2 o . c;ir h2± Biehler-D.Marovic,
St.Ingbert 1987;
B2) 1 3 .g4 �g6 1 4 . liJ eS± Ree-Langeweg,
Amsterdam 1 968 -6/312.
531 1 1 . �h5 1 2.g4 �g6 1 3 . liJ eS e 6
•.
[ 1 3 . . . eS ! ? ECO] 1 4. f4 b S l S .�b3 b 4 1 6.fS
be 1 7 .fg hg 1 8 .be liJ dS 1 9 .�f3± Henley­
Dlugy, New York 1 983 -35/478.
5 3 2 1 2 �d4 1 3 .�b7 liJ bd7 1 4.�b3 �d6
..•
I S . liJ bS± Aleksandria.
533 1 6 . Ei: ad l Ei:e8 1 7 .b3 Ei:e7 1 8 .�f3 ±
Zaichik-Karpeshov, Volgodonsk 1983 -36/
(453).
5 3 4 1 l .h3 - 78.
11 .�b3 eS 1 2.Ei:e l cd 1 3 . liJ d4 liJeS 1 4.�e2
�g4 I S .f3 liJ e6 1 6.�e3 liJ d4 1 7 .�d4 �e6=
Gelfand-Maliutin, Kramatorsk 1989.
1 1 . �b3 liJ b6 1 2 . liJ eS e 6 1 3 .�gS liJ bdS
1 4 .�f3 iLe6 I S j::1 ad l E1e8 1 6 .E1fel �aS 1.6.3. Game 4
Y2-Y2 Dizdar-Kovacevic, Slavonski Brod
Croatia ch 1 995.
Kupreichik - Yusupov
USSR Ch (Minsk) 1 987
535 12 iL� 1 3 .h3 iLhS 1 4.g4 iLg6
••.

I S . tLJ e; tLJ fd7 1 6 . tLJ g6 hg 1 7 .�f3 ± l .e4 e5 2.tLJf3 tLJ f6 3.tLJ xe5 d6 4.tLJf3 CI'lxe4
Tsesarsky-Zakharevich, Kursk 1987. 5.d4 d5 6.iLd3 tLJ c6 7.0-0 iLg4 8.c4 CI'l f6

e
536 13.h3 tLJ bdS - 78. a b c d f 9 h

13.tLJe5 tLJ fdS 1 4. tLJ e4 iLe6 l S . a3 f6 1 6. tLJ d3 8 8

iLf7 1 7 . tLJ dcS �c8 1 8 .iLd2 E1e8 1 9 .�f3 tLJd7 7 7

2 0 . E1 ac 1 tLJ cs 2 1 .dc �d7= Malaniuk­ 6 6
Huebner, Groningen 1993. 5 5
4 4
537 13 ... tLJfd5? 1 4.E1e7 ! tLJe7 1 S .�e2 E1e8 3 3
1 6.E1e 1 @f8 1 7 . tLJ eS+- Taimanov. 2 2
13 ... tLJ bd5
A) 1 4. tLJ eS iLe6
a b c d e f 9 h
AI) l S .�f3 tLJc7 1 6.iLf6 iLf6 1 7 . tLJ e4 iLe7
1 8 . tLJ cS iLcs 1 9 .dc �d4+ Miles-Lima, This interesting system became popular
Capablanca mem o 1994;
after the game Kasparov - Karpov, Lon­
A2) l S .E1c l ! ?;
don wcm (6) 1 986. B lack immediately at­
A3) l S . h3 - 78;
tacks the centre . After 9 . c d he employs
B) 1 4 . tLJ d S cd I S . tLJ e5 iLe6 1 6 . tLJ d 3 ±
Smysl o v ' s idea: 9 . . . iLxf3 1 O.�xf3 �xd5
Browne-Petrosian, Las Palmas izt 1982 -
( l O . . . tLJ xdS leads to the line 6 . . . iLe7-see
34/465.
Chapter 8 ) . Now and later, White can in­
13 ... iLf5 1 4.tLJeS tLJ fdS l S .iLe7 tLJ e7 1 6 .�f3
clude the moves E1e 1 and iLe7 , which also
tLJ bdS± S.Ivanov-Mikhalchishin, Uzhgo­
leads to positions covered in Chapter 8.
rod 1 988.
However, the given position affords White
538 14 ...iLf3 I S .�f3 tLJ fdS 1 6.iLe7 tLJ e7
more aggressive possibilities.
1 7 .E1eS± Vaganian-Huebner, Tilburg 1983 9.tLJc3
-36/453. This pawn sacrifice is the most unpleasant
14 iLh5 �iLg6± Vaganian.
••.
continuation for B lack. He can decline the
gift, switching after 9 . . . iLe7 to a position
covered in Chapter 9 (-7 1 9/9 . . . tLJ f6).
9 ...iLxf3 ? ! 1 0.�xf3 tLJ xd4 1 1 .�h3 !
A novelty, prepared by my opponent for
this game, which turned out to be so strong
that the whole variation went out of fash­
ion. The white queen is very active on h3
and is aiming at the kingside. Now it is clear

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why White should not include the move turn for the s acrificed pawn White has
�e \ : after l U : le l + ie7 , 1 2 .�h3 ? ! is not achieved an excellent attacking position,
very effective in view of 1 2 . . . dc 1 3 .ixc4 with two strong bishops, and has ideally
ILlc2. placed his main pieces . B lack' s last move
Regarding l 1 .�e3 -70-7 1 . is practically forced because of the threat
ll . dc
.. 1 6 .gxe7 �xe7 1 7 . LtJdS ---t . I S . . . ge8 is met
After 1 l . . .lMfd7 White gains an advantage by 1 6.ibS ! ± . Now White faces an impor­
by either l 2 .ge l + ie7 l 3 .lMfxd7+ <j{xd7 tant choice between winning back the sac­
1 4.�e3 cS I S . gad 1 , or simply l 4 .cd± . rificed pawn after 1 6 .gxe7 hg ( l 6 . . . �xe7
Regarding 1 1 . . . ct:J e6 (-Pos. 1 0 1 ) . 1 1 . . .ie7 l 7 . ct:J dS ct:J x d S 1 8 .ixe7 ct:J x e 7 1 9 . b 4 ± )
deserves consideration, but after 1 2 .cd ! ? 1 7 .gxb7 , o r adding fuel t o t h e fire of the
ILlxd5 l 3 .ge l White clearly has the initia­ attack by 1 6.ixh6.
tive (-486). 16.ixh6!
12.�xc4 ie7 This is the correct assessment of the posi­
Or 12 . . . lMfd7 1 3 .ge 1 + ie7 l 4 .lMfxd7+ <j{xd7 tion ! After l 6 .gxe7 hg 1 7 .gxb7 B l ack has
( 1 4 . . ct:J x d7 I S . ct:J dS ct:J e 6 l 6 . g x e 6 ±
. the important defensive move 1 7 . . . gb8, and
Karpov) l S .ixf7±. after 1 8 .gxb8 ( 1 8 . gxa7 gxb2) lMfxb8 1 9 .b3
13.�g5 O-O ? ! lMfeS White ' s advantage is not clear.
I f 1 3 . . .�d7 , then 1 4.�xd7 + <j{xd7 I S .gad l The text move gives White only one pawn
c5 1 6.ctJ bS !± (Kupreichik -43/390) . How­ for the sacrificed piece, but in return he
ever, Forintos ' s move 1 3 . . . �c8 ! ? deserves gains the initiative on the kingside, since
consideration (-72) . the black rooks have still not come into
14.�adl c5 play.
1 4 h6 fails to 1 s .ixh6 ! gh 1 6 .gd3 ct:J h7
. . .
16 ... gh 17.�xh6 ct:J h7 18.gd3±
1 7 .\Wg4+ !± (Kupreichik) . Bringing the rook into the attack. At first
15.�fel h6 sight 1 8 .ge3 also looks tempting, but after
1 8 . . . igS ( 1 8 . . . ct:J fS 1 9 .�g6+) 1 9 .9g3 <j{h8
a b c d e f h
9 ( 1 9 . . . LtJ fS ? ? 20.lMfg6+ +-) 20.�hS B l ack
continues not 20 . . . �f6 2 1 . ct:J e4, but rather
20 . . . fSoo.
1 8 ...ig5 19.lMfh5
The immediate 1 9 . g g 3 ! ? also deserved
consideration. Now 1 9 . . . <j{h8 ( l 9 . . . lMff6??
20.lMfxf6+-) 20.lMfhS �f6 2 1 . ct:J e4 leads to
2 2 a transposition of moves, whereas after
1 9 . . . ct:J fS 2 0 . �g6+ ct:J g7 2 1 . h4 ( 2 1 . g h 3
a b c d e f 9 h ih400) 2 1 . . . .iH6 ( 2 1 . . . � f6 2 2 . g x g S + - )
2 2 . ct:J d S id4 2 3 . ct:J e 7 + <j{h8 24.ixf7 White
At thi s moment B l ack fully realised the has a devastating attack.
strength of his opponent' s position : in re- 19 ...�f6

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 a b c d e f 9 h analysis, yields White a clear advantage:
8 A) 22 . . . lLl d4 2 3 . 1'! xg5 lLl x g 5 2 4 . El g 3 ±
7 (Kupreichik) ;
6 B ) 2 2 . . . lLl h4 2 3 . 1'! xg5 lLl x g 5 2 4 . El xh4
5 ( Ku p re i c h i k ) 24 . . . 1'! a e S 2 5 . ag4 Ele I +
4 26.ifl ae5 27 .Vlffh 4 adS 2 S . f4 af5±;
3 C) 2 2 . . . lLl d6 2 3 .1'!xg5 lLl xg5 24.ag3 4.:J xc4
25 . axg5± (Kupreichik) ;
D ) 2 2 . . . lLl f6 2 3 . Vlff f3 lLl h 6 ( 2 3 . . . 4.:J h4
a b c d e f h
24.Vlff g 3 ± ; 23 . . . lLl d4 24.Vlff g 3 ic l 25 .Wh4 1
9
� a g 3 ) 24. ag3 lLl hg4 (24 . . . lLl fg4 25 .Ele4
This is the critical moment in the game. lLl f6 26.h4 ! lLl xe4 27 . lLl xe4 Vlff x b2 28.hg±)
25 . lLl e4 ! lLl xe4 (25 . . . lLl xe5 26.lLl xf6+ �h8
Here White could have forced a win by
2 7 . ah3+ ih6 2 S .Vlff f4+ - ) 2 6 . axe4 4.:J f6
playing 20J:l:h 3 ! Vlff g 7 2 1 . f4 ! ixf4 2 2 . lLl d 5 ,
27 . ae5 lLl h7 2 S . aexg5 lLl xg5 29 .\Wh5+­
a n d now :
(Kupreichik) .
A) 22 . . . id6 ? ! 2 3 .1'!e4 lLl e6 24.1'!g4 lLl eg5
If 22 . . . lLl h6, then 2 3 . a xg5 lLl xg5 24.Elg3
25 .1'!xg5 lLl xg5 26.1'!g3 ! (Mochalov) ;
@hS 25 .1'!xg5 , and White remains fully in
B ) 22 . . . ig5 2 3 . lLl e7+ ixe7 24.1'!xe7 lLl f6
charge.
25 .Vlff x c5 lLl g4 26.1'!g3 1'!acS 27 .ixf7 + @hS
21.lLle4
2 S . 1'!h3+ lLlh6 2 9 .1'!xh6+ Vlff x h6 3 0 .Vlff x d4+
Vlff g 7 3 1 . Vlff h 4+ Vlff h 7 3 2 . Vlff x h 7 + @ x h 7 a b c d e f 9 h
3 3 .ie6+- (Mochalov) ; 8 8
C ) 22 . . . 1'!aeS 2 3 .1'!xeS 1'!xeS 24.lLl xf4 lLl f5 7 7
2 5 . Vlff x f 7 + ( 2 5 . Vlff x5 Vlff d 4 + 2 6 . @ f 1 6 6
Vlff x c 4 + oo ) 2 5 . . . Vlff x f7 2 6 . i xf7+ @ x f7 5 5
2 7 .1'!xh7+ +-. 4 4
If 2 1 . . . 1'! ae S , then 2 2 . 1'! xeS 1'!xeS 2 3 . fg 3 3
lLl xg5 24.1'!g3, and White gains a decisive 2
advantage .
20.1'!g3 ? ! a b c d e f h
9
This move grants B l ack a short-term res­
pite for organising his defence. Due to White ' s inaccurate play, Black has
20 ... 1'!ae8 ! gained counterchances, but now he misses
A typical idea in this line-Black attempts the right move. Instead of the text he should
to exploit the weakness of the back rank. have played 2 1 . . .@g7 [2 1 . . .Vlff g 7 22.h4 !±]
However, 20 . . . lLl f5 ! ? also deserved serious 2 2 . h4 ( 2 2 . lLl xf6? ! axe I + 2 3 . ifl <;t>xf6)
examination: 2 1 .1'!h3 (2 1 . lLl e4 Vlff g7 22.1'!g4 22 . . . Vlff g 6 , and after 2 3 .Vlff x g6+ fg 24.hg
lLl h 6 ! 2 3 . 1'! g3 lLl f5 = ( M o c h a l o v ) o r 1'! f4 � (24 . . . lLl f5 is w e aker because of
22.1'!xg5 lLl xg5 2 3 . lLl xg5 lLl h6oo) 2 1 . . .Vlff g 7 . 25 .1'!g4; 24 . . . lLlc2 is refuted by 25.1'!d 1 Elxe4
Yet, 22. 1'!e5 ! ! , according to Kupreichik' s 26.1'!d7+ @hS 27 .ah3 axc4 2 S .1'!hxh7+- ),

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when he can can try to exploit the pin on 1.6.4. Exercises
the e-file: 25 .f3 (25 .!d3 ltJ f5 ) ltJ f5 26.gg4
1::1 xg4 27 .fg ltJ d6 2 8 .!d5 ltJ xg5 or 25 .gge3
ItJc2 26 . ltJ d6 gxe3 2 7 . fe gxc4 28 .gc 1 ga4
a b c d e f 9 h
29.2:xc2 2:xa2.
8 8
2 1...Wh8?
7
Thi s most natural continuation allows
6 6
White to regain the sacrificed material and
5 5
to obtain a big advantage.
4 4
22.h4!± gxe4 ? !
3 3
It turns out that 22 . . . 'lWh6 is met effectively
2 2
by 2 3 . 2: xg5 ! 'lWxh5 24.gxh5 f5 25 .gxh7+
@xh7 26 . ltJ f6+± .
a b c d e f 9 h
However, 22 . . . 'lWg6 also deserved consid­
eration at this moment, although after 97 13. . .?
23 .Wfxg6 the black king is worse placed at
h8 than it would have been at g 7 . a b c d e f 9 h

23.2:xe4 !f4 24.gg4 !h6 8 8

B l ack cannot manage to co-ordinate his 7 7

forces : 24 . . . !d6 25 . gxd4 cd 2 6 .!d3+­
(Kupreichik) or 24 . . . !c 1 2 5 . 'lWxc5 !xb2
26.2:xd4+- .
25.Wfxc5+- ltJ c6 26.'lWh5! 'lWd6EB 27.!xf7
Wdl + 28.@h2 'lWd6+ 29.f4 'lWc7 30. !b3
Wd6
Black is defenceless. If 30 . . . !g7 , then
3 1 .2:e8 (Kupreichik) ; 30 . . .!xf4+ loses in
view of 3 1 .gexf4 gxf4 3 2 . gg8#.
31.2:e8!
Threatening 3 2 . g g 8 + .
31. ..!xf4+ 32.g3 !xg3+ 33.@h3
Black resigned.
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
98 1 7. . .?
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2

a b c d e f 9 h

99 1 9. . .?

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 it�
a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7
6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4
3 3 3 3
2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

1 00 19. . .? 1 03 1 2. ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7 7

6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9

101 13.? 1 04 1 1 .?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
8 8
7
6 6
5 5
4 4

3 3 3 3
2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

1 02 8.? 1 05 1 4. ?

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 a b c d e f 9 h a b c d e f 9 h

8 8 8
7 7
6 6

5 5
4 4

3 3
2

a b c d e f 9 h a b c d e f 9 h

1 06 17.? 1 09 15.?

a b c d e f

8 8
a b c d e f 9 h
7 7
8
6 6
7 7
5 5
6 6 4 4
5 5
3 3
4 4 2 2
3

e
2 2 a b c d f h
9

1 10 20. ?
a b c d e f 9 h

1 07 14. . . ?
1.6.5. Answers.

Ex .97 ( 1.e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLle5 d6 4.lLlf3

a b c d e f 9 h lLle4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 lLl c6 7.0-0 ig4 8.c4
8 8 lLl f6 9.cd if3 1 0.�f3 �d5 1 1 .�e2 ie7
7 7 12.ib5 �d6 13,l''\ e l )
6 6
Black can simply castle, since the e7-bishop
is indirectly protected: 1 3 . . . 0-0 1 4 .ic6 bc
5 5
L1 1 5 .�e7?? l"Ife8-+ . This strategem is of­
4 4
ten encountered in the Petroff Defence .
3 3
However, it is worth mentioning that this
2 2
blow would have been unsuccessful if the
black queen had been on d8, since White
a b c d e f 9 h
could have played either 1 6.�d8 or 1 6.�b4.
1 08 1 2. ? -69/463 .

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Ex .98 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.ttJf3 ttJ f6 3.ttJe5 d6 4.ttJf3
ttJ e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 ttJ c6 7.0-0 ig4 8.c4
ttJ f6 9.cd if3 10:�'f3 1!9d5 1 l .1!ge2 ie7
1 2 . i b5 1!9 d 6 1 3 . ttJ c3 0 - 0 1 4 . i c 6 b c
1 5 .ie3 ttJ d 5 1 6 J�X: ac1 l'! fe 8 1 7 . ttJ d 5 )
Timman-Yusupov, Tilburg cm(2), 1986
White's pressure on the c-file may become
annoying. Black should aim for counter­
play in the centre and on the kingside.
17 ... 1!9d5! 1 7 . . . cd is weaker becau se of
1 8 .IWc2 !-:.IWc6t.1± [ 1 8 .Elc2 ! ?]
18.1Mic4 id6 19.b3 l'!e6! 20.g3 [20.IWc6??
ih2] 1!9f5 ! (if 20 . . . Elae8 ? ! , then 2 1 .IWdS ! cd
22.Elc6t.-Dvoretsky) 21.1!9c2 ! [2 1 .IWc6 Elae8
22.dS Ele4 2 3 .ics h S ! � Timman] 1Mih5
22.1Mic6 l'!ae8 23.1Mig2 l'!e4, with active play
for a pawn.
-691464.
Ex.99 ( 1.e4 e5 2.ttJf3 ttJ f6 3.ttJe5 d6 4.ttJf3
ttJ e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 ttJ c6 7.0-0 ig4 8.c4
ttJ f6 9.ttJc3 if3 10.1!9t3 ttJ d4 1l .1!9e3 ttJ e6
12.cd ttJ d5 13.ttJd5 1!9d5 14.ie4 1!9b5 15.a4
1Mia6 16.l'!d1 ie7 17.1!9f3 l'!b8 ! ? 1 8.b4 0-0
19.1'!d7 ? ! ) Howell-Ivanchuk, Groningen
1 986
In this variation Black must be extremely
cautious, since White's attack can become
very strong . Thus, 1 9 . . . if6? is bad in view
of 20.lWfS , and 1 9 . . . ib4? ! fails to 20.IWh3
g6 2 1 .ib2. However, White has not had
time to open an escape square for his king,
and this allows B lack to defuse the situa­
tion on the board, while preserving a mate­
rial advantage.
19 l'!bd8 ! !
•..
The weakness of the first rank is the leit­
motif of Black's play in the following vari­
ations (analysis by Ivanchuk) :
1 ) 20. Ele7 IWd6 ! 2 1 .ia3 IWe7 22.bS ct:J cS
2 3 . i h 7 [ 2 3 . El e l g 6 ! - + ] m h 7 2 4 . IWfS
[24.IWhS ct?g8 2s .ics IWf6-+] g6 2S .ics
1 82
IWe2 ! -+ ;
2) 20.id3 IWc6 2 1 .IWh3 g6 22. Ele7 'lWe3 '
2 3 . Ele6 Eld3-+ ;
3 ) 20. bS IW as ! 2 1 .id2 ib4 22. Eld8 l::l d 8
23 .ie3 ic3+
20.ib7, as played in the game, also led to
an adv antage for B l ack after 20 . . :�c4
21 .l'!d8 [2 1 .Ele7 ? lWd4-+] l'!d8 22.ie3 'IWb4
23.ie4 ic5+
- 70/474.
Ex. l 00 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.ttJf3 ttJ f6 3.lLleS d6
4.ttJf3 lLl e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 ttJ c6 7.0-0 194
8.c4 lLl f6 9.ttJc3 if3 10.1Mit3 lLl d4 1l.'lWe3
ttJ e6 12.cd ttJ d5 13.lLld5 1Mid5 14.ie4 '?NbS
1 5.a4 1!9 a 6 1 6 . l'! d1 ie7 1 7 .b4 O - O !
18.1!9h3 ! g 6 19.ib2) Kasparov-Karpov,
London wcm(6), 1986
19 ...1!9c4 !
While bringing the queen back into play,
Black parries the unpleasant threat of 'lWc3.
Other continuations are weaker:
A) 1 9 . . . ct:J f4 ? 2 0 . IWe3 ! IWe2 2 1 .'lWd4 f6
22.if3 ! ;
B ) 1 9 . . . ib4? 20.Eld3 ! [!-:.IWh7] ct:Jg7 2 1 .'lWh6
f6 22.Eld7+- ;
C) 1 9 . . . ct:JgS? 20.IWh6 if6 2 1 .ib7 !+- (vari­
ations by Kasparov).
20J'x:d7 ! ?
After 20.ib7 ? ! or 20.Ele l Black initiates
counterplay in the centre by 20 . . l::l a d8 ! ,
.
while i f 2o .idS h e has 20 . . . IWc2 and the
tempo of White's attack is reduced : for ex­
ample, 2 1 .ieS Elad8 22.Eldc l IWd2 ! 23 .1e6
fe 24.IWe6 Eln (Karpov) or 22.Elac1 'lWe i '
23 .Elc I EldS+ (Makarychev). (For more de­
tails- 71 1484/ 19.ib2 )
20 l'!ae8 ! Karpov defends himself with the
.••
utmost precision. 20 . . . IWe4? is weaker in view
of 2 1 .IWc3 f6 22.Ele7 -t , while other moves
(20 . . . ib4?, 20 . . . id6? or 20 . . . IWb4?) would
have allowed the elegant blow 2 1 .ig6 ! .
After this the game went 2 1 ..idS (after the
best 2 U l :e l ! ? iWb4 22 . .ic3 ctJ gS 2 3 .iWd3
Wa4 24 . .ig6 ! hg 2S .Elee7 Ele7 26.Ele7 iWf4
27 .Wg6 ! fg 2S .Elg7 �hS 29 .Eln, according
to analysis by Kasparov the game ends in a
draw) 21...iWb4 22 . .ic3 ltJ f4 ! 23 . .ib4 ltJ h3
24.gh .ib4+.
E x . 1 0 I ( 1 .e4 eS 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJeS d6 4.ltJf3
ttJe4 S.d4 dS 6 ..id3 ltJ c6 7.0-0 .ig4 8.c4
ttJ f6 9.ltJ c3 .if3 1 0.Wff3 ltJ d4 1 l .Wfh3 ! ?
ttJe6! ? 12.cd ltJ dS)
An important position for the assessment of
the entire 6 ... ltJc6 system. White has re­
cently found two promising ways of devel­
oping his attack:
A) 1 3 . .ibS ! c6 1 4 . El d l cb I S . El dS iW c S
1 6 .ie3 i b 4 1 7 . ctJ bS 0 - 0 I S . El c l Wf e S
1 9 . W g4 fi e 7 2 0 . ctJ c7 ctJ c 7 2 1 . El c 7 ±
Pletanek-Dufek, corr 1 992 ( - 72/4 S 6/
l1...ltJ e6/C ) ;
B) 1 3 .ig6 ! and after 1 3 . . . iWd7 [ 1 3 . . . hg ! ?]
1 4.EJ:e l ! 0-0-0 I S . ctJ dS hg 1 6 .iWhS Black
does not obtain sufficient compensation for
the exchange Nadanian-Sharbatov, corr
1992/93
- 72/4S6/11 ... ltJ e6/D) .
Ex. 1 02 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJeS d6
4.ttJf3 ltJe4 S.d4 dS 6.fid3 fie7 7.0-0 ltJd6)
It is always a pleasure to find moves which,
while favouring the development of one's
own play, at the same time put obstacles in
the way of the opponent. Black i s preparing
to exchange the light-square bishops. The
most logical continuation is 8 . .if4, since
now if 8 . . . ifS ? ? there i s 9 .fid6+- .
- 75.
Ex. l 03 ( C ontinuation of Ex. 1 02 )
( 8 ..ig4 9.ltJ bd2 0-0 10.c3 ltJ d7 1l .Wfc2
. the variation 24 . . . ctJ g6 2S .Elg I EleS 26.f4+-.
g6? ! ) Balashov-Benko, Lone Pine 1977.
1 83
With a subtle prophylactic move White once
again prevents the exchange of the l ight­
square bi shops : 12.Elac1 ! E1e8 [ 1 2 . . . .ifS ??
1 3 . fi d6 fi d 3 ? 1 4 . fi e 7 + - ] 1 3.h3 fi e 6
14.E1fe1 ltJ f8 lS.ltJf1 c 6 16.ltJg3 a s 17.h4!
( starting an assault on the kingside) b6
18.hS fif6 19.Wfd2 cS 20 . .ieS
The weakness of the dark squares has be­
come tangible. White has a great advantage.
- 75/S04/9.ltJ bd21B.
Ex. 1 04 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJ eS d6
4.ltJf3 ltJ e4 S.d4 dS 6.fid3 fie7 7.0-0 ltJ d6
8 . .if4 .ig4 9 . ltJ bd2 0-0 1 0 . Ele 1 ltJ d 7 )
Dvoretsky-Schussler, Tbilisi 1980. White
el iminates the pin with a standard knight
manoeuvre.
l 1 . ltJ ru [ A I 2 . ctJ g3 , 1 3 . h3] ltJ f6 ? !
[ 1 1 . . . EleS ! ?] 12.ltJg3 ltJ hS 13.ltJ bS fibS -
Pos . I OS .
- 75/S 07.
Ex. I OS (Continuation of Ex. 104)
With an u n e x pected thrust by h i s rook,
White obtai ns the bishop pair: 14.E1eS !± fif3
lS.Wff3 c6 1 6.Wfg3! [A I 7 .Ele7] ( l 6.fih7?
�h7 1 7 .ElhS <j;!gS I S .iWh3 was premature in
view of I S .. .fS ! 1 9 .Ele I ctJ e4 ! L1 ctJ f6 ) fih4? !
-Pos . 1 06
Ex. 1 06 (Continuation of Ex. 1 0S)
A standard sacrifice dec ides the game :
17.fih7 �h7 18.E1hS �g8 19.Wfh3 !+- (but
not 1 9 .Elh4?? ctJ fS or 1 9 .iWh4? iWh4 20.Elh4
ctJ fS ) gS 20.g3 !
White wins back the piece while maintain­
ing a very strong attack. Going into an end­
game does not save the day for B l ack:
20...Wfc8 21 .Wfc8 ltJ c8 22. .id2 ltJ e7 23.gh
gh 24.';f;'h 1 ! and B l ack resigned because of
E x . 1 07 ( 1 .d4 dS 2.c4 dc 3.ltJc3 eS 4.e3 ed
S.ed lLl f6 6 .ie4 .ie7 7.lLlf3 0-0 S.h3 lLl bd7
• White has no problem in developing his at­
9.0-0 lLl b 6 1 0 . .i b 3 e6 l l Jl: e 1 lLl b d S tack: 2S.!l:e1 !l:deS 26.!l:ge3 lLl b6 27.tiJ c5
1 2 . .ig; .i e 6 1 3 . lLl l5 !l: e S 1 4 . !l: c 1 ) �eS? 2S.�f4 ! 1 -0
Yusupov-Huebner, Belfort 1 9S5
When playing against an isolated pawn, one
should, as a rule, strive for simplification.
By consistently carrying out this strategy,
Black achieves the more pleasant game :
1 4 . . . lLl e 7 ! l S . .i e2 lLl d 7 ! 1 6 . Wl hS lLl fS
1 7 . .ie7 !l: e 7 l S . !l: e d 1 f6 1 9 . 1Ll f3 Wl d 7
20.Wlc5 !l:eeS 2 1 .!l:e3 lLl dS+
- 78/5 26.

Ex . 1 08 ( 1 .d4 dS 2.e4 de 3.lLle3 eS 4.e3 ed

S.ed lLl f6 6 . .ie4 .ie7 7 . lLl f3 0-0 S.O-O
lLlbd7 9.!l:e1 lLl b6 10 . .ib3 e6 1 l . .igS .ig4)
Vaganian - Huebner, Tilburg 19S3
White frees his knight without playing h3-
g4, which would weaken his castled posi­
tion : 12.Wld3 .if3? ! [ 1 2 . . . .ih5 ] 13.Wlf3 lLl fdS
14 ..ie7 lLl e7 -Pos . 1 09
-80/5 3 8 .

Ex. 1 09 (Continuation o f Ex. 1 0S)

The light-square bishop brings very strong
pressure to bear on the f7-square. White 's
aim is to avoid a blockade at d5 .
lS.!l:eS ! lLl g6 1 6 .!l:e4 lLl d7 1 7.!l:d1 WlaS
l S . !l: e3 !l: adS? B l ack should not allow
White ' s next manoeuvre . 1 8 .. . tIJ f6± was
correct. 19. 1Ll e4! Wle7 -Pos. l l 0

Ex. 1 1 0 (Continuation of Ex. 109)

A comparison with the previous diagram
reveals that the situation has developed in
favour of White.
20.h4 ! (an analogous method to Ex . l 03) h6
[20 . . . Wlf4 2 1 .h5 �n 22.!l:n CiJ e7 2 3 . CiJ d6+­
] 2 1 .Wlg4 c;t;> hS [ 2 1 . . . �f4 2 2 . � f4 CiJ f4
23 . CiJ d6+- Vaganian] 22.hS lLl f4 23.!l:g3 gS
24.hg fg
Black's position is finally destroyed and

1 84
 Chapter 7
I. 7.1. Overview
The laenisch System (6 . . . fle7-7 . . . CiJ c6) is
the most popular in the Petroff Defence.
Three chapters of this book are devoted to
this system. White ' s main continuations are
8.:ge 1 (-chapters 7 - 8 ) and 8 . c4 (chapter 9 ) .
Other continuations do n o t promise h i m
any advantage (-8 1 - 82, position 1 1 2 . )
After 8 .:ge 1 Black can support the knight
at e4 in two different way s : 8 . . .flf5 (the
topic of the first part of thi s chapter) or
8 . . . ig4 (-part two and chapter 8 ) .
The 8 . . . flf5 system is reliable enough for
Black. The line 9 .flb5 is not too danger­
ous (-84, position 1 1 3 ) . The continuation
9 .llJ bd2 ( - 8 5 ) looks harmless, but B lack
must be carefu l : even in this simplified
position White retains a slight initiative on
the e-file (-positions 1 1 4- 1 1 5 ) . The most
unpleasant for B l ack is Karpov ' s continu­
ation 9 .c4, when it is much more difficult
for him to fight for the centre (-86-8 8 , po­
sitions 1 1 6- 1 1 9) .
1 85
After 8 . g e i flg4 White faces a choice :
whether to continue 9 . c 3 or 9 .c4 (chapter
8 ) . The 9 . c 3 variation is one of the sharp­
est and most complex lines in the Petroff
Defence, and thus it is ideally suited for
crucial battles. Before delving into the theo­
retical section which refers to this line, it
might be useful to examine game 5 and
positions 1 20- 1 30. They reflect some typi­
cal methods and strategic ideas of the vari­
ation.
The main continuation 1 O .\Wb3 (after 10 . .
f5 ) makes plans connected with queenside
castling more dangerous for B l ack (-92-
93). After 1 0 . . . 0-0 1 1 . CiJ bd2 Black has a
choice between the reserved 1 1 . . . CiJ a5 (­
game 5 , -97) and the gambit-style l l . . . ct?h8
(-94-96). Here he sacrifices the b7 -pawn,
but gains time for preparing an attack on
the kingside (-94-96). Although in this case
the play is more concrete, it is important
for Black to retain control of the key e5-
square.
 Il�
1.7.2. Theory

7 ... ttJ c6

a b c d e f 9 h

8 8

6 6

5 5

4 4

3 3

a b c d e f 9 h

1 .e4 e5 2 . ttJ f3 ttJ f6 3 . ttJe5 d6 4 . ttJ f3 ttJ e4

5 . d4 d5 6.id3 ie7 7 . 0-0 ttJ c6

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16
39 1 3
81 ct:Jbd 2 5 i.d 2 54 e3 i.f4 54 i.d6 !::I e 1 !::I e 3 vtie 2 vtie 3
O 2
ct:J d 2 54 i.g4 0 _ 0 54 i.d6 544 vtid6 i.hS !::I a e8 !::I e 3 i.f3 54 5
7 54 X
82 ct:J c 3 vtie 1 54 ct:J e 4 �e 4 e3 � fS !::l e I �gS 00

54 6
� fS 0-0 de �b 4 !::I e 8 !::l e I �d6
O 2 55 3
83 !::I e 1 ct:J e 3 55 be ed 55 !::I b 1 vtia4 554 e4 � f4 de
54 9 ct:J e 3 55
1 6
� fS �d 3 0-0 !::I b 8 a 6 555 !::I e 8 de ct:Jd 4 55 �
5X e3
84 �b S ct:Jbdi ct:J f1 �d 3 � fS vtib 3 vtibS
55 7 9 60
�f6 0-0 ct:Je7 ct:J g 6 ct:J d6 55 ct:J fS b6 a6 5
62 6 67
8S ct:Jbd 2 vtid2 5 vtid 3 e3 5 4 � f4 !::I e 3 !::I a e 1 h3 5
61 5 63 6 66 6X
ct:J d 2 5 �d 3 0-0 vti d7 5 5 a6 5 !::I a e8 i.d8 !::I e 3 5 t
5 70 72 5 74 76
86 e4 � f1 a3 ed 5 ct:J e 3 be �f4 !::I a i
69 71 5 73 7
ct:J b 4 5 0_ 0 5 ct:J e6 vtidS ct:J e 3 � f6 vtid i 5 !::I a d8 5 77 t
87 ct:J e 3 be �e 4 �gS ct:J h 4
m 79 RO
ct:J e 3 de � d6 5 vtid7 ct:JaS 5 t
88 � f4 �a 2
R1 X2
� f6 ct:J aS 5 eS 5 t

1 86
539 8.c3 B) l O.if5 tiJ f5 l 1 .iWb3 ��e 1 , tiJe5 Forintos,
A) 8 . . .if5 9 J'� e 1 - 8 . �e l ; Haag.
B ) 8 . . . iWd6 9.�e l f5 l O. tiJ e 5 tiJ e5 l 1 .de iWg6 8 ...ifS 9 .iWe2 ClJ d6
1 2 .ie3 0-0 1 3 .f4 ie6 1 4 . tiJ d2 c5 1/2_1/2 A) l O.c3 0-0 1 1 .if5 tiJ f5 1 2 . �el �e8
Rivera-Forintos, Benidorm 1 983; 1 3 . iW bS g b 8 1 4 . tiJ f l a6 1 5 . iW d 3 g6=
C) 8 . . . ig4 Deutschmann-Treppner, Bundesliga 1986;
C1) 9 . h3 ? ! ih5 B) 1 0.if5 tiJ f5 I l .iWd3 iWd7 1 2 . tiJ b3 0-0=
C11) 1 0. tiJbd2 Silva S anches-Solomon, Thessaloniki 01
C111 ) 1O .. .f5 1 1 .iWb3 ( l 1 .�e 1 -8 .�e 1 ) iWd6°o 1984.
Hamalainen-Almeida , Arnhem j Euro­
pean ch 1989; 541 9.iWd2 0-0 l O.c3 id6 1 1 .ic2 iWf6
C112) 1 0 . . . tiJd2=; 1 2 .iWd3 iWg6 1 3 . tiJ h4 iWd3 1 4 . i d 3 g6
C12) 1 0.if4 id6+ Rios Parra-Camejo, [ 1 4 ... ClJ e7 = ; 14 ... ge8=] 1 5 .f4 f6 1 6 . h 3 id7
Santiago jwch 1990; 1 7 . g4 a6 1 8 .b4 tiJ e 7 = J.Polgar-Gulko, Dos
C2) 9 .11J bd2 Hermanas 1 994.
C21) 9 . . . ClJd2 -81;
C22) 9 . . .f5 1 0 .iWb3 �b8 1 1 . tiJ e U Forintos, 542 10 . . . iWd6 I I . g e 1 (Valda-Fayard,
Haag. Cap'd Agde 1986) 0-0-0= Forintos, Haag.
8.h3 0-0 9.�e l -5 1 5/E.
543 1 l .iWc2? if3 .
540 8... tiJ gS 9 . ClJ g5 ig5 1 l .h3 ih5 1 2 .ge 1
A) \ O.E1e 1 ie6= Levenfish; A) 1 2 . . . iWd7 ? ( C a pa b l a n c a-Marshall,
B) 1 O.f4t Forintos, Haag. Havana 1913) 1 3 . tiJ e5 ! id 1 [ 1 3 . . . tiJ e5
8 . . . lLlf6 9.c3 0-0 1 4.ih7 ! ] 1 4. tiJ d7 gfd8 1 5 . tiJ e5 !+-;
A) l O.h3 id6 1 1 .�e l �e8 1 2.ClJf1 h6 1 3 .ClJ e3 B) 12 . . . ig6 ? ! 1 3 .ig6 h g 1 4 .iWb3 ClJ a5
Cfje7 1 4 . tiJe5 c5� Bauer-Marosi, Kecs­ 1 5 .iWc2 g e 8 [ o 1 5 . . . i d 6 ] 1 6 . i f4 id6
kernet 1 9 9 1 ; 17 .ge8 iWe8 1 8 .id6± Efimov-Zaura, Lvov
B ) 1 O.E1e I ! ? 1976;
B1) 1 O . . . ig4 1 1 . tiJ f 1 t ; C) 1 2 . . . iWd6 ! ? Forintos, Haag;
B2) 1 O . . . E1e8 1 1 . tiJ f1 h 6 1 2 .if4 id6 1 3 .�e8 D) 12 . . . id6= Forintos, Haag
Cfje8 1 4.iWd2 ie6 1 5 . � e l if4 1 6.iWf4 iWf6 l l .gel
1 7.V!1 g3 ClJd6= Neverovsky-Daniluik, Voro­ A) 1 1 . . .ge8 1 2 .ge3 iWd7 1 3 .iWc2 h6 1 4.h3
nezh 1991; ie6 1 5 .gae l t Frolov-Biti, Pula op 1994;
C) 1 O.lLle5 ! ? id6 1 l .f4t von Massov-Ba­ B ) 1 1 . . . id6= Vargas-Scalli, Dubai 01 1986.
tik, corr 1928. 1l .ic2 (Nikolin-Oziochru, Dubai 01 1986)
8... lLl d6 9.c3 if5 id6= .
A) 1 O.V!1c2 id3 I l .iWd3 0-0 1 2 . tiJ e5
AI) 1 2 . . . ClJe5 1 3 .de tiJ e8 1 4 . ClJ f3 c5 1 5 .if4 544 1l ...if6? 1 2.�el ih5 1 3 .�e3 ig6
v;rd7 1 6.E1adl ClJ c7= Lasker-Schowalter, 1 4 .iWc2 iWd7 1 5 .gae l ± Boensch-Yusupov,
N u e r nbe r g 1896. Cienfuegos 1 979.
A12) 1 2 . . . tiJb8 1 3 .�e l c6tl= Savon-Bron­
stein, USSR 1976; 545 17.iWf3 ge8 1 8.g3 tiJ b8 != Alburt-

1 87
Dvoretsky, Minsk USSR ch 11 1 976
546 8 ... f5? ! 9 .�b5± Forintos, Haag.
8 ... liJ c3 9 . bc
A) 9 . . . �g4 1 O.gb l
AI) 1 0 . . . liJ a5 ? I l .h3 �h5 ? 1 2 . g e l 0-0
1 3 . g e5 �g6 1 4 . g b 5 ± Adorj a n-Miles,
Hastings 1973/74;
A2) I O . . . gb8 I I .ge I 0-0 1 2 .�f4
A2 1 ) 1 2 . . . �d7 ? 1 3 .ge3 g5 1 4.�g3 f5 1 5 .�e5
f4 1 6 . g e l �f6 1 7 . � ffi g f6 1 8 .h3 �h5
1 9 . 1iJ e5 ! ± Browne-Murray, Vancouver
197 1 ;
A22) 1 2 . . . h6=/± Adorjan;
B) 9 . . . 0-0 1 O.h3 [ I O.gb I ] �e6 l I .ge I
B1) 1 I . . . h6 1 2 . liJ e5 liJ e 5 1 3 . g e5 �d6
1 4.gh5 ! ? �f6?? 1 5 .�g5+- Genova-Galo­
bert, corr 1956;
B2) 1 I . . . �d7 1 2 .�f4 gfe8 1 3 . gbl gab8
1 4.ge3 �f6 1 5 . liJ g5± Aronin-Zhilin, USSR
1959.
547 9.ge1 -8 .ge l �f5 9 . liJ c 3 .
548 15.liJ g5?! h 6 1 6 . liJ e4 �f8 1 7 .�g4? !
liJe7 1 8 . liJ c5 b6 1 9 . 1iJ d3 c5+ Balashov­
Yusupov, Minsk 1982.
15.�g5�.
549 8 ... f5? ! 9.c4
A) 9 . . . liJ b4 1 O.cd [ 1 O.�fU] liJ d 3 1 1 .�d3
0-0
1 2 . liJ c3± Solomon-Singh, Thessaloniki 01
1988;
B) 9 . . . �e6
B l ) 1 O.cd �d5 l I . liJ c 3 liJ c 3 1 2 .bc 0-0
B11) 1 3 .�f4 �d6 1 4 .�c\6 �d6 1 5 . liJ e5 ±
Loewenthal-Morphy, London 1858;
BU) 1 3 . liJ e5 ! ? liJ e 5 1 4 . g e 5 ± L1�e2
Maroczy;
B2) 1 O. liJ c 3
B21) 1 0 . . . � b 4 1 1 .�e4 fe 1 2 . liJ g5 �c3
1 88
1 3 . liJ e6 �e7 1 4.bc �e6 1 5 .�h5+- ;
B22) 1 O . . . liJ c 3 1 1 .bc dc 1 2 . ge6 cd 1 3 .Vc\lb3
�d7 1 4.�g5 0-0-0 1 5 .�e7 liJ e7 1 6.ctJeS
�e8 1 7 .gab l b6 1 8 .�a3+- Steinitz.
8 ... liJ f6
A) 9.c3
A I ) 9 ... 0-0 1 O.�f4 �d6 1 1 . liJ e5 -B;
A2) 9 . . . �g4 -584/9.liJf6;
B) 9 .�f4 0-0 I 0.c3 �d6 [ I 0 . . . �g4± Alapin·
Mason, Dresden 1 892] I I . liJ e 5± g e 8
1 2 . liJ d2 liJ g4 1 3 . liJ df3 liJ ce5 1 4.de �cS
1 5 .�g 3 liJ h6 1 6.�c2± Tarrasch-Walbrodt,
Nuernberg m 1894.
8 ... liJ d6
A) 9 . c 3
AI ) 9 . . . 0-0 ? ! I 0.�c2 h6 1 1 .�f4± Markus·
Andrade, Las Palmas 1 995;
A2) o9 . . . �f5 ;
B) 9 . liJ c 3 �e6 1 O. liJ e2± Steinitz;
C) 9 .�f4
Cl) 9 . . . liJ b4 1 O .�fl �f5 1 1 . liJ a'1 ctJ c4')
1 2 . liJ c4 dc 1 3 .�c4 liJ c2 1 4.ge5 �d7 1 5 .gc l
liJ b4 1 6 .�n ! +- � n 1 7 .ge7 1-0 Salm·
Garner, corr 1959;
C2) 9 . . . 0-0 1 O.c3
C21) IO . . . �g4 I l .h3 �h5 1 2 . liJ bd2 �g6
(Lanka-Mikenas, Riga 1978) 1 3 .�g6 hg
1 4.�b3± Forintos, Haag;
C22) I O . . . �e6 1 1 . liJ bd2 �d7 [ 1 1 . . .�f5
1 2 . liJ fl �d3 1 3 .�d3 liJ c4 1 4.b3 ctJ b6
1 5 . liJ g 3 ± R.Byrne] 1 2 . liJ f J f5 ? '
[ o I 2 . . . gfe 8 ± R.Byrne] 1 3 . �e2 ctJ e4
1 4 . liJ e5 liJ e 5 1 5 . �e5 �f6 1 6 .�f6 g f6
1 7 . f3± R.Byrne-Reshevsky, USA ch 1972
-13/256.
550 9.c3 0-0 I O.�c2 [ 1 O . liJ bd2?? ctJf2]
A) 1 0 . . . �d6 1 1 . liJ bd2 liJ d2 1 2 .�d2 �d3
1 3 .�d3 �d7 1 4 . liJ g 5 g6 1 5 . liJ f3 a6=
Sznapik-Rogoff, Amsterdam 1980;
B) 1 0 . . . �g6 I I . liJ bd2 liJ d2 1 2 .�d2 �d6
1 3 .�g6 hg 1 4.c4 dc 1 5 .�c4 �d7 1 6.�c3
0Je7= �ttJd5 Tsarev-S.Ivanov, Thzla 1989;
C) 1 0. . . !::l e 8 1 1 .�f4 �d6 1 2 .�d6 � d6
1 3 .liJbd2 ttJ d2 1 4 .�d2 �d3= Fedorowicz­
Reshevsky, USA ch 1 98 1 .
9 a3
. B l ) 1 2 . . . CD b4? ! 1 3 .�e2 Forintos, Haag;
A) 9 . . �g6? ! 1 O. c4 ttJ f6 l 1 . ttJ e5± Popovic­
. B2) 1 2 . . . !::l e 8 1 3 .cd �d5 1 4 . c4 �d7 1 5 .�e3±
Bellin, Hastings 1980;
B) 9 . . . liJd6 1 O.�f5 ttJ f5 1 1 .�d3 �d7 1 2.ttJc3
g6 1 3 .b4 f6 1 4.�f4 0-0-0 1 5 .b5 ttJ a5 1 6. g4
0J g7 1 7 .ttJd5� Hulak-Henley, Indonesia
1982;
C) 9 . . 0-0 1 0.c4
.
C1) 1 O . . . �f6
C 11) l 1 .cd �d5
Cll) 1 2.ttJc3 ttJ c 3 1 3 .bc !::l fe8 1 4.�f4? !::l e i
1 5 .0J e l ttJ d4 ! =t Liang Jinrong-Zarnicki,
Manila (01) 1992;
C112) 1 2 .�e4 �e4 1 3 . ttJ c 3 �f3 1 4 . ttJ d5 �d l
1 5 .liJf6=;
C 12) 1 1 .ttJc3 ttJc3 1 2.bc �d3 1 3 .�d3
C121) 1 3 . . . ttJ a5 1 4 .cd �d5 1 5 .�f4 c 5
1 6.�e5±;
C 122) 1 3 . . . dc 1 4 .�c4 CD a5 1 5 .�a4
C1221 ) 1 5 . . . b6 1 6.�f4 �d5 [ 1 6 . . . c5 1 7 . dc !
�c3 1 8 . !::l adl � c 8 1 9 . !::l e 3 ± Kavalek]
1 7 .� c7 !::l ac8 1 8 . �e5 !::l c 3 1 9 .�f6 gf
20.:1:1ac l ± Kavalek-Karpov, Thrin 1982 -
33/431 ;
C1222) 1 5 . . . c5 (Wedberg-Schussler, Eksjo
1982) 1 6.�e3 cd 1 7 .�d4 CDc6 1 8 . !::l a b l CD d4
1 9 .cd b6=;
C2) I 0 . . . !::l e 8 ! ? I 1 . CD c3 [ 1 1 .cd �d5oo] CD c 3
1 2.bc �d3 1 3 .� d 3 dc 1 4 .�04 � d 6 =
M.Pavlovic.
551 9 �b4 ...
A) 1 0.liJd2 0-0 1 l . CD de4 de 1 2 .�e4 CD d4=
Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 O.�d2 �c3 1 1 .bc 0-0 1 2.c4±.
552 1 1 �d3 0-0 .
A) 1 2.Elb I
1 89
AI) 1 2 . . . CD a5 ? ! 1 3 .�f5± Van der Bosch­
Barendregt, Amsterdam 1 954;
A2) 1 2 . . . !::l b 8 Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 2 .c4
Torre-Speelman, Hastings 1 980/8 1 ;
B3) 1 2 . . . dc 1 3 .�c4 �d6 1 4. a4 !::l e 8 1 5 .�b2
�d7 1 6 .d5 CD b4f± Velimirovic-Mijailovic,
Yugoslavia ch 1991;
B4) 12 . . . �f6 ! ? � 1 3 .�a3 ? CD d4 ! Adorjan.
553 1 2.�b3 !::l b 8 1 3 . CD e5 [ 1 3 . !::l e2 Fo­
rintos, Haag] CD e5 1 4 .!::l e 5 c6 1 5 .�a3 �f6
1 6.�f8 �e5 = Kristensen-Schussler, Scan­
dinavian ch 1 98 1 .
554 13.�f4 �d6 1 4 .�g3 �g3= Suetin­
Makarychev, Moscow 1982.
555 13 ... !::l e 8 1 4 .�f4 �d7 1 5 .h3 b6 1 6.c4
dc l 7 .dc !::l b d8 1 8 .d5± Moiseev-Mathe,
Kecskemet 199 1 .
556 1 7. CD d4 � d 4 1 8 .�c7 b5 ! 1 9 .�a5
!::l b c8 20.cb �b4 2 1 . !::l e8 !::l e 8 22.�a4 !::l e 2
23 .�g3 �e4� Kapengut-Andrianov, USSR
1982.
557 9 0-0!? 1 0 .�c6 bc I 1 . CD e5 �h4
•..
1 2.�e3 [ l 2 . g 3 ? f6 ! 1 3 . CD d3 �g5+/t ]
A) 1 2 . . . �d6 ? ! 1 3 .�h5 ! �f6 1 4 . CD f3 g5
1 5 . CD bd2 �g6 1 6 .�h6 CD d6 1 7 .�g'i �g5
1 8 .�g5 �g5 1 9 . CD g5± Timman-Portisch,
Moscow 1981 -31/370;
B) 1 2 .. .f6 (Cvetkovic) 1 3 . CD c6 �d6
1 4 . CD a5 ± ;
C ) 1 2 . . . !::l e 8 !
Cl) 1 3 . CD c6 �f6 1 4 . CD e5 CD f2 1 5 .�f2 �f2
1 6 .mf2 �g4 1 7 . CD f3 �f3 1 8 . !::l e 8 !::l e 8 1 9 .9f
( l 9 .�f3? �d4) �h4 20.mg2 !::l e i 2 1 .�d2
�e7 22.mf2 �h4= Makarychev;
C2) 1 3 .g3 �f6 1 4 ,ct'l c6 �d7 I S . ct:J aS eS�
Makarychev.
558 10 .c4 0-0= Forintos, Haag.
10.ct:Je5 �eS I I .de 0-0 1 2 .f3 ct:J eSoo•
1 0.�ft 0-0 1 1 . � e 6 be 1 2 .�e5 �e7+
Lepeshkin, Plisetsky.
559 1 3 ... �e7 ? ! 1 4 .�e2 ll ct:J e3 Tal.
560 Karpov-Korchnoi, Merano wcm(4)
1981 -32/404.
561 9 ... ct:J d6 I O. ct:J fl 0-0 1 1 . ct:J g3 �g6
1 2 .c3 �f6 1 3 . � f4± Akopian - S o rokin,
USSR 1985.
562 1 O.�f5 ? ! ct:J f3 I l .gf 0 - 0 1l�d6+
Cvetkovic.
563 10 .•• �g4? 1 1 .�gS �f3 1 2 .�g7 E1f8
1 3 .�h6+- Adorjan.
1 0 ...�d7 1 1 .�fS �fS I 2 . ct:J eS± Adorjan.
10 ... �6 I I . e 3 ± ll ct:J g S ; 1l �e 2 ; 1l ct:J e S
Adorjan.
564 12.�f4
A) 1 2 " .�d6 1 3 . ct:J gS [ 1 3 .�d6 �d6= 1 4.E1e2
E1ae8 I S . E1 ae l E1e2 1 6 .�e2 a6 1 7 . e 3 f6
1 8 . ct:J h4 g6 1 9 . � B � d7= Kavalek­
Portisch, Linares 198 1 ] g6 1 4 .�d2 �f6
I S .�d6 �d6 1 6.E1e3 E1ae8 1 7 .E1 ae l �d7±
Kavalek-Reshevsky, USA ch 198 1 ;
B ) 1 2 " .h6 1 3 . e3 a 6 1 4.E1e2 � d 7 I S . E1ae l
E1ae8 1 6.h3 �d8 1/2_1/2 Henley-Adorjan,
Indonesia 1 983;
C) 1 2 " . a6 1 3 .E1e3 [ 1 3 .�fS �f6 1 4.e3 ct:J e7
I S .�e2 ct:J g6 1 6 . �g3 e6= Lj uboj evic­
Timman, Luzern wtch 1 989 ] �d7 D ; - Kasparov] 24.h4 ct:J f7= llE1e8, �d6 ;
D) 1 2 " .�d7 1 3 . E1e2 [ 1 3 .e3 -85] a6 1 4.E1ae 1
E1ae8 I S .e3 �d8 1 6 .E1e8 S67/1 6 . E1 e8;
-
12.�d2 �f6 1 3 . ct:J eS Lasker.
1 90
565 12 ...� d 6
A) 1 3 .�gS E1fe8 1 4.�e7 ct:Je7 I S .E1e3 liJg6
1 6 . E1 ae l �d7 1 7 . g3 E1 e 3 1 8 . E1 e3 E1 e 8 =
Chandler-Speelman, Brighton 1981 ;
B) 1 3 .�f5 E1ad8 1 4.�f4± 1/2-1/2 Adorjan­
Huebner, Bad Lauterberg em( 8) 1980.
566 1 3 ... E1fe8 1 4 .h3 [ 1 4.�bS ] a6 I S J:\e3
�d6 1 6 . ct:J gS g6 1 7 .�d6 �d6 1 8 .E1ae l \Wd7
1 9 . ct:J f3 E1e3 20.�e3± Adorjan-Huebner,
Bad Lauterberg em( I O) 1 98 0 -29/219.
1 3 ...�d6?! 1 4 . ct:J gS ! [ 1 4 . ct:J e5 �eS I S .de
ct:J e7=] g6 I S .�d6 �d6 1 6 .�h3 hS 1 7 .\Wf3
[ 1 7 . ct:J e6 ! ? T.Horvath] �d7 1 8 .ct:Jh3 ! 1'lae8
1 9 . ct:J f4± Lukov-Govedarica, Belgrade
1982.
567 1 6 .E1e8 E1e8 1 7 .E1e8 �e8 1 8 .�fS liJ e7
1 9 .� g4 ct:J g6= Ljubojevic-Christiansen,
Mar del Plata 198 1 .
1 6 . ct:J 6 ct:J eS 1 7 .de �b5= Kavalek­
Smyslov, Amsterdam 198 1 .
1 6.�e2 E1 e 3 1 7 .�e3 �fS =.
568 1 7 .�e3 �fS =.
1 7.E1e3
A) 1 7 " .E1e8 1 8 .�fS E1e6±;
B) 1 7 " .f6 1 8 .E1e2 E1f7 [ 1 8 " .E1e8 ? ! 1 9 .1'le8
�e8 20.�fS± Kasparov] 1 9 . ct:J d2
Bl) 1 9 " . E1 e 7 20 . ct:J b3 E1e2 2 1 .�e2 �e7
22 .�g4 ! �g4 2 3 . hg4± Kasparov;
B2) 1 9 " .�e7 20. ct:J f 1 �f8 2 1 .�f3
B21) 2 l . . .E1e7 ? 2 2 . ct:J e3 ct:Jd8 23 .�e7 ! \We7
24 . ct:J dS �d6 2 S . ct:J e7 �e7 26 .�e4 �f8
(Kasparov-Karpov, USSR 1981 -31/369)
27.e4 b6 2 8 . dS± Kasparov;
B22) ct:J d 8 2 2 . ct:J e3 e6
B221) 2 3 . � g3 E1 e 7 [ 2 3 " . ct:J e6 24. h4t
B222) 2 3 . h4±.
569 9 ... 0-0
A) 1 0.cd WdS
AI) 1 1 .We2 ttJ f6 1 2 . ttJ c3 �d3 1 3 .Wd3
�d7=;
A2) 1 1 .!e4 !e4 1 2 . ttJ c3 �f3 1 3 . ttJ dS !d 1
1 4. '1J e7 ttJ e7 l S .Ei:e7 Ei:fe8=;
A3) 1 1 .ttJc3 ttJ c 3 1 2 .bc
A31) 1 2 . . . !d3 ? ! 1 3 . W d 3 bS [ 1 3 . . . !f6
1 4.�f4±] 1 4.!f4 !d6 l S . ttJ gS g6 1 6 .Wh3
h5 1 7 . ttJ e4 �g7 1 8 .We3± Ab ramovic­
Radulov, Vrnjacka Banja 1 983;
A32) 1 2 . . . Ei:fe 8 1 3 . �f4 !d3 [ 1 3 . . . !d6?
1 4J�e8 Ei:e8 l S . c4 WaS 1 6 .!d2 !b4 1 7 .!b4
iLlb4 1 8 .!5 WfS 1 9 .Wa4 ttJ c6 20.dS+­
Matulovic] 1 4.Wd3 Wd7 l S .Ei:ab l b6 1 6 .dS
E1ad8 1 7 .c4± Matulovic-Kapelan, Vrsac
1985 -40/(382);
A33) 1 2 . . . bS ! ?oo Radulov;
A4) 1 1 .!f4 ! ? Ei:fe8 ? ! 1 2 .!e4 !e4 1 3 . ttJ c 3
if3 1 4 . ttJ dS !d 1 1 5 . Ei:ed 1 ± Ziatdinov­
Kapetanovic, Belgrade 1 990;
B) 1 0 . ttJ c3 ttJ c 3 l 1 .bc �d3 1 2 .Wd3 dc
1 3 .�c4 !d6 [ 1 3 . . . Wd7 1 4.Ei:b U Timman]
Bl) 1 4 .WbS Ei:b8 1 5 . Ei:b 1 a6= Yudasin­
Kholmov, Lvov 1 983;
B2) 14.Ei:b l Ei:e8
B21) 1 5 .Ei:e8 We8 1 6 .!d2 h6 1 7 .Wd3 b6
I S .gel Wd7 1 9 .We4 Ei:d8 20.c4 !b4 ! =
Chandler-Van der Sterren, Luzern 01 1982
·34/379;
B22) 1 5 .!e3 !
B221) l S . . . Wf6 1 6 .Wa4 b6 1 7 .!g5 Wg6
I S .g3 ttJe7 1 9 .!e7 Ei:e7 (Timman-Van der
Sterren, Nederland ch 1 983 -35/399)
20.�c6 ! gd8 2 1 .'it>g2 Ei:e l 22.Ei:e 1 h6 23 . c4
6c5± Timman;
B222) o l S . . . Wd7t 11 1 6.Ei:b7 ? ttJ aS 1 7 .WbS
1W c S + Van der Sterren.
- 14 ... Ei:fe8? l S .ttJ eS [1l�c4] ttJ e5 1 6.Ei:eS Wd7
570 10.cd ? ttJ f2 !+ 1 1 .�bS c6 1 2 .dc bc
1 3 .�c6 liJ c 6 1 4 . �f2 0-0-+ Adorjan.
571 10 ... dc
1 91
A) 1 1 .!c4 ? ! 0-0 1 2 . a3
AI) 1 2 . . . ttJ dS 1 3 .!d3 ttJ d6 1 4 . Ei: e5 !d3
l S . Wd3 c 6 1 6 . ttJ c3 ttJ c3 1 7 .bc !f6=
Palacios-F.Braga, Manzanillo 1 983;
A2) 1 2 . . . ttJ d6 ! 1 3 .�b3 ttJ d3 1 4.Ei:e3 ttJ e I
l S .We I
A21) l S . . . !f6 1 6 . ttJ c 3 c6 1 7 .dS Ei: c 8 +
Hjartarson-Barua, Biel izt 1 993;
A22) 1 5 . . . c6
A221) 1 6.d5 �f6 1 7 . ttJ c 3 cS 1 8 .Wd2 bS
1 9 .Ei:ae 1 Wb6+ Reshetnikov-Gaiser, corr
1 98 1 ;
A222) 1 6 . ttJ bd2 !f6 1 7 .WcS ! g 6 1 8 .Ei:ee 1
ttJ fS 1 9 . dS c d 2 0 .WdS Wb6+ Burkov­
Gaiser, corr 198 1 ;
B) 1 1 .ttJ c 3 !
B l ) 1 1 . . . ttJ c 3 1 2.bc
B ll) 1 2 . . . ttJc2? 1 3 .Ei:eS Wd7
B ll l ) 1 4 .We2 ttJ a l l S .!a3± Karpov;
B 1l2) 1 4.Ei:b l ±;
B 1 2) 1 2 . . . ttJ d3 ? 1 3 .!d3 cd 1 4.!a3+- ;
B13) 1 2 . . . ttJ dS 1 3 . !G4 !e6 [ 1 3 . . . c 6
1 4.!dS±] 1 4.Wd3 [ 1 4.Wb3 ! ± Karpov] 0 -
o l S .Ei:eS c 6 1 6.!gS h 6 1 7 .!e7 We7 1 8 .!b3t
F.Braga-Sariego, Manzanillo 1983;
B2) 1 1 . . . ttJ f6 1 2 .!c4 0-0 1 3 . a3 ttJ c 6
[ 1 3 . . . ttJ c2 ? 1 4. ttJ h4+-] 1 4.dS ttJ aS l S .!a2
cS 1 6.�gS Ei:e8 1 7 .Wa4± !d7 1 8 .Wc2 h6
1 9 . �h4 ttJ dS 2 0 . ttJ dS !h4 2 1 . Ei: e8 !e8
(Karpov-Portisch, Tilburg 1 982 -34/ 377)
22.Ei:d 1 ± [22.Ei:e l ±] Karpov.
572 1 2.�d3 S S O/9.a3/C.
-
573 14 ... b5? l S . ttJ eS± llttJ c6; llg4,!g2
Forintos, Haag.
1 7 .Wf3± Karpov.
14 ...!d6? I S . c4 WaS 1 6.!d2+- Karpov.
14 ...!g6 ? ! l S .c4 Wd7 [ 1 S . . . Wd6 1 6.d5 �f6
1 7 .cS ! ± Karpov] 1 6 .dS !f6
A) 1 7 .!d2 ttJ d4= [ 1 7 . . . !a l ? 1 8 .dc Wc6
1 9 .�a l ± ] ; A232) 22.Ei:hS �g7 23 .id3 h6 24.ifS Ei:fd8
B) 1 7 .igS? ia l 1 8 .dc �d l 1 9 .Ei:dl if6 2S . Ei:e l cS 26.dS c4co Am.Rodriguez;
20.cb Ei:ab8-+ Karpov; A233) 22.Ei:e3± Am.Rodriguez;
C) 1 7 .Ei:a2 lLl aS B) 1 6.c4 �d7 l 7 .dS i a l 1 8 .� a l oo
C l ) 1 8 .id2 b6 1 9.iaS ba 20.lLleS± Karpov; Am.Rodriguez;
C2) 1 8 . lLl eS ieS 1 9 .Ei:eS b6 2o.if4 Ei:ae8 C) 1 6.Ei:e3 lLl aS
2 1 .Ei:ae2± Karpov; C 1 ) 1 7 .ieS cS 1 8 .if6 gf= Tal;
C3) 1 8 .if4 C2) 1 7 .�e2 cS 1 8 .Ei:d l cd 1 9 . 1Ll d4 lLlc4°o
C31) 1 8 . . . b6 1 9 . 1Ll e5 ieS 2 0 . Ei: e5 Ei: fe8 Tal;
2 1 .Ei:ae2± Karpov; C3) 1 7 . lLl eS cS 1 8 .g4 ! ±
C32) 1 8 . . . Ei:fe8 1 9 .Ei:ae2± Karpov-Portisch, C3 1) 1 8 . . . ie6 1 9 .ig2 �b3
Luzern (01) 1982 -34/378. C311) 20.dS �d l 2 l .Ei:d 1 ieS 22 .ieS 1g4
14 ...�d6 I S .a4 Ei:fe8 1 6.�b3 2 3 . Ei:g3 f6 !co Tal;
A) 1 6 . . . lLl aS ? 1 7 .�bS+- Lobron; C312) 20.gS ! ± Tal;
B) 1 6 . . . ie6 1 7 .�b7 idS 1 8 .�b l ± Lobron; C32) 1 8 . . . ig6 1 9 .ig2
C) 1 6 . . . b6 1 7 .ia3 �f6 1 8 .ie7 Ei:e7 1 9 .Ei:e7 C321) 1 9 . . . �d8? 20.dcS+- Tal-Garcia
�e7 1 1 9 . . . lLl e 7 2 o . i c4 lLl g 6 2 1 . Ei: e 1 ± ] Gonzalez, Yurmala 1983 -35/402;
20.Ei:e l �f6 120 . . . �d6 2 1 .ic4 ig6 22 . lLl gS C322) 1 9 . . . �b3 20.dS ! ± [20. lLl d7 � fd8
�f6 ± ] 2 1 .�cD Ei: d 8 2 2 . lLl d2! � f8 ! ? 2 l . lLl f6 gf6co] Tal.
[22 . . . g6? ! 23 .�f3 �g7 24. lLl c4± Lobron­
Schussler, BRD 1983 -35/400] 23 .�f3 id7 576 16 i � igS l 7 . lLl gS Ei:ae8 1 8 .�b3
.

24.�g3 �d6 2S .�h4 �h6± Lobron. lLl aS

A) 1 8 . . . h 6 ? ! 1 9 . Ei:e8 Ei: e 8 2 0 . lLl f7 ! 1e6
574 15.c4 �d7+ Xd4 Am.Rodriguez. 2 l . lLl h6 gh 22 .�b7± Glek;
B) 1 9 .�b4 b6 2o. lLl f3 f6 ! = Glek-Antonov,
575 15 . . . lLl as 1 6 .ic7 [ 1 6 . lLl eS] Ei: a c 8 USSR 1984 -38/(417).
1 7 .ieS± Forintos, Haag.
15 Ei:ac8
.•. 577 16 ...Ei:ae8 1 7 . Ei:ae2 Ei:e2 1 8 .�e2 lLl a5
A) 1 6 . lLl e5 lLl eS [ 1 6 . . . ieS 1 7 .ie5 Ei:fe8 1 9 . 1Ll eS �a4 2 0 . � b 2 ! c S 2 l .ibS �b3
1 8 .ic7 ! Am.RodriguezJ I 7 .ieS �c6 22.�b3 lLlb3 2 3 . dS± Ernst-R.Lev, London
AI) 1 8 .�b3 ie6 1 9.c4 ieS 20. Ei:eS �d6= 1987.
Am.Rodriguez-Garcia Gonzalez, Cuba ch 16 . . . Ei:adS 1 7 . Ei: d2 lLl e 7 (M . Pavlovicl
1983 -35/401 ; 1 8 . lLl eS± [ 1 8.ieS± ] .
A2) 1 8 .if6± �f6 1 9 .�f3 b 6 20.Ei:eS
A21) 20 . . . ig6 2 1 .�b7 cS [2 l . . . h6 22. Ei:ae 1 5 7 8 1 3 . . . ie6? 1 4.cd idS I s . lLl d 2 1 ±
�ia6] 22.Ei:ae l ± ��c 8 Am.Rodriguez; Karpov.
A22) 20 . . . ie6 2 1 .�f6 gf 2 2 . Ei:hS � g 7 13 ... if6 1 4 .cd -86.
2 3 .id3 h6 24 . Ei: e I ! ± � Ei: e3-g3 Am.
Rodriguez; 579 14 ... lLl aS!? I S .ia2 cS 1 6 . lLl e5 1f6
A23) 2o . . . id7 2 1 .�f6 gf 1 7 .g4 ! id7 [ 1 7 . . . ie6 ! ?J I 8 .if4 ieS 1 9.�e5
A231) 2 2 . Ei:e7 ie6 23 .ia6 Ei: fe8co Am. cd 20.cd lLlc6 2 1 .Ei:dS± Ehlvest-Khalifman,
Rodriguez; USSR ch 1987 .

1 92
580 1 6 . . . ig4?! 1 7 . f3 [ 1 7 . �bl ctJ as Forintos, Haag.
1 8 .id3] ihS I S .g4 Karpov. C) 1 6 .:9:a2 ctJ aS 1 7 .id3t .
16 ctJ aS 1 7 .ia2
...

A) 1 7 . . . ig4 582 17.ctJ eS cd I S .cd

A I ) 1 8 .f3 ie6 1 9 .dS ifS = Huebner; A) l S . . . :9:cS 1 9 .�a4t a6 ? ! [ 1 9 . . . ic2 ! ? ]
A2) 1 8 .�c2 :9:aeS 1 9 . h 3 °o Lj uboj evic­ 20 . :9: ac 1 bS ? 2 1 .:9:c8 ics 2 2 . ctJ n ! �d4
Yusupov, Barcelona 1 989; [22 . . . :9:n 23 .�aS+-] 23 .�d4 id4 24.id6+­
A3) 1 8 .%Vd3 ! ? :9:feS 1 9 .h3 ihS 20.�fSt; Kovalev-Bode, Dresden op 1 994;
B) 1 7 . . . bS I S . a4 B) l S . . . ctJ c6t .
B1) 1 8 . . . a6 1 9 . ab ab 20. ctJ fS �fS 2 1 .ie7
B 1 1) 2 1 . . .ie7 2 2 . :9:e7 c 6 2 3 . �e2 ctJ c4
24.l::1 e l %VdS 2S .:9:eS [2S .ib3±] :9:a2 26.�a2
l/Je5 27 .�dS cd 2 S .:9:e5 :9:dS 29J1e7 :9:cS
30.l::1 b 7± Karpov;
B12) 2 1 . . .:9:feS 2 2 .id6 cd 23 .ibl �hS
24. l::1 e8 l::1 eS 2S.g4 � h 3 2 6 . :9: aS � c 3
27.l::1 a2 !+- Karpov;
B13) 2 1 . . .:9:fc S 2 2 .ibl �d7 23 .�f3 g6
24.ia2+- Karpov;
B14) 2 l . . . :9:fbS ? ! 22.g4 ! ! �d7 [22 . . . �f4
2 3 . id6 %Vd6 24.�f3 �d7 2 S . :9: e2 ctJ c6
26.l::1 a e l ± /). :9: e S ? ? 2 7 .�n+- Karpov]
23 .in+- Karpov-Portisch, Thrin 1 982 -
33/432;
B2) 1 8 . . . ba ! ? 1 9 .c4 [ l 9 .idS :9:aeS 20.:9:eS
1'1e8 2 1 .ctJf5 �fS 22.�a4 :9:bS 23 .:9:e l ] cS
20.CLlf5 [20.dc ic5 2 1 .:9:e5 �d 1 22.:9:d l ig4
23.1'1c5 id 1 24.:9:aS ] �fS 2 1 .h4 ctJ b3 22 .ib 1
�d7 23 .dc ctJ cS 24.:9:a2t Karpov.

581 IS ...�d7
A) 1 6.Wd2 :9:aeS Makarychev;
B) 1 6. ctJ gS
B1) 1 6 . . . ig5 ? ! 1 7 .ig5 ie6 1 S .id3t [ l S .dS
l/J a5oo] �akarychev;
B2) 1 6 . . . h6 1 7 . ctJ e4± Makarychev;
B3) 1 6 . . . ctJ a5 1 7 .ia2 c5
B31) 1 8 .l::1 c l c4 ! 1 9 . ctJ e4 ie7 20.a4 mes
2 1 . l::1 b l [2 1 .f3 ie6 2 2 . :9:tl ctJ b 3 °o
Makarychev] ie4 22.:9:e4 id6= Yurtaev­
Makarychev, USSR ch( lI) 1 983 -36/387;
B32) 1 8 . ctJ e4 ie4 1 9 .:9:e4 :9:feS 20.ieSt

1 93
 It�
8.fi:el �g4

a b c d e f h
9

8
7

6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3

a b c d e f h
9

1 .e4 e5 2 . l2J f3 l2J f6 3 . l2J e5 d6 4 . l2J f3 l2J e4

5 .d4 d5 6.!d3 �e7 7 . 0-0 l2J c6 8 . fi:e l !g4

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
R3 R
89 C3 5 C4 5 5 �C4 5
R7
tLl c 3 � e3 5 90 d5 5
92
Elc 1 00
8
f5 5 4 dC 5
86
�d6
m
0 _ 0_ 05 8
9
�g 6 5
91
� f6
93
90 g3 5 cd 9
�a4 5 5 tLl d 4
�d7 �e 4
9
� h4 � f6 5 4 tLl d4 �d7 ct;>d7 �d4 5
Elae 8 9 6
9R 60 1
+
91 tLl bd2 �C2 5 b4 a4 03
97
�a 3 b5 �c l �a 36
99 6 00
�d6 5 0 _0 5
�f6 Elae 8 �f4
6 02
tLl e7 �d 6
6 0 6 07
92 �3 tLlbd2 5 �b5 �a4 tLl d2 6
09 61 1
Elfl � e2 b4
. . .

60 6 06
�d6 4 0-0-0 �f6 60
tLl d2 8 610 2
Elhe 8 �e2 Ele2 tLld 4 61
=

93 61
. . .
tLl fd2 f3 Elfl 5 El f2 ct;> f2 tLl fl ct;> g 1
13
0-0-06 �h4
614
� f2
616 61 7 ±
tLl f2 �h2 �h 4 Elh f8
1 20
94 tLlbd2 6 8 h3 6 �7 �3 � e2
2
tLl e 5 6 5 �h5
. . .

0-0 ct;>h 8
6 19 62 1 6 22 6 23 6 24 26
�h5 Elf6 El g 6 � d6 tLl e 5 El g i
95 629 32
�7 �3 �b5 tLl d2 g3 6
6 27 62 8 30
Elf6 El g 6 tLl d2 6 �d 6
63 1
tLl e7 6
33
±
96 63 63
�C2 4 � fl 5 tLl d2 ct;>h2
. . .

Elb 8 �d6 tLl d2 �h2 63 6

Elh6
97 6 37 39
�a4 �b5 tLl d2 f3 6 Ele2 tLl fl
3
tLl a5 tLl c6 tLl d2 6 8 �d 6 �h4 �h5 f4 00

1 94
583 9. ie4 de 1 0.�e4
A) l O .. .f5 ? l 1 .�e 1 if3 1 2 .iMfn ctJ d4 1 3 .iMfb7
0-0 1 4.ie3 if6 [ 1 4 . . . cj;lhS 1 5 .id4 iMfd4
1 6. ctJ c 3 + - Schallopp-Schowalter, Nuern­
berg 1896] 1 5 .id4 id4 1 6.c3 �bS 1 7 .iMfD
if6 I S .iWe2± Zinkl-Weiss, 1 896;
B) l O . . . iD l 1 .iMfn [ 1 1 . gf? f5 1 2 .�f4 0-0
l 3 .d5 ig5 1 4 . � a4 ic 1 1 5 . iMf c 1 iMf d 5 +
B ilguer] ctJ d4 1 2 . iMfd3 [ 1 2 . iMfc3 ? ! ctJ e6
1 3 .1Ll d2 0-0 1 4 . ctJ t3 if6 1 5 .iMfel iMfd5+
Berry-Napier, Cambridge Springs 1 904]
liJ e6 1 3 .iMfe2 0-0 1 4 . ctJ c3 if6 1 5 .id2 c6=
Langenberg-Dusseldorf, corr 1875.
9./iJ c 3 ctJf6 ! ? Forintos, Haag.
584 9 . . ctJf6 1 0.ig5
. 10.iMfc2?! 0-0 1 1 . ctJ fd2? [ l l . ctJ bd2] ctJ f2 !
A) 10 . . . iMfd7 l 1 . ctJ bd2 O-O-O ? [ 1 1 . . . 0-0t]
1 2.Wa4 h6 1 3 .ih4 g5 1 4 .ig3 if3 1 5 . ctJ f3
g4 1 6 . CLl e5 ! ctJ e5 1 7 .if5 ! iMff5 l S . �e5±
Keres-Alexander, Hastings 1954/55;
B) 10 . . . 0-0 l 1 . ctJ bd2 ih5 1 2 .iMfb3 ctJ a5
[o I 2 . � b S ] 1 3 . iMf c2 ig6 1 4 . ctJ e5 id3
. .
1 5 .Wd3 �eS 1 6.�e3 ctJ e6 [ 1 6 . . . ctJ h5 1 7 .iMff5
ig5 1 8 .iWf7 cj;lhS 1 9 .iMfh5 �e5 20.�e5 id2
2 1 .:tld5+- Sax] 1 7 . ctJ e6 be l S .�ae l ± Sax­
Kapelan, Vrsac 1981 -32/405
9... if5?!
A) 1 O.ib5 ! ?
B) 1 O.Wc2 �ctJ bd2.
9... /iJ d6 - 75.
585 10.ib5? ! 0-0 1 1 .if4
A) l l . . .ih4 1 2 . �fl (Burovic-Forintos,
Bolzano 1991) ctJ e7 � 1 3 .h3 ih5 1 4 . g4
IiJ g6 !+ Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 1 . . .id6 1 2 .id6 iMfd6 1 3 .iMfd3 in
1 4.Wf3 :tlf6 1 5 .ctJ a 3 �h6 1 6.h3 ctJ g5+ Torre­
Handoko, Indonesia 1983.
10.b4?! a6 1 1 .iMfb3 0-0 1 2 . ctJ bd2 cj;lhS+
Krieger-Boesken, Bundesliga 1 986/87.
10.�e2?!
A) 10 . . . id6 l 1 . ctJ g5 0-0 1 2 . i g4 ctJ g5
1 95
1 3 .ig5 iMfg 5 1 4.if3 ctJ e7 1 5 . ctJ d2 e 6 1 6 . ctJ f1
ctJ g6 1 7 .cj;lhl ctJ h4 l S . �e6 �adS 1 9 .iMfe2
cj;lhS= de Vries-Heinze, Dieren (open)
1990;
B) 1 O . . . iMfd6+ Forintos, Haag.
10 .if4? !
A) 1 0 . . . 0-0
AI) I l .iMfb3 if3 1 2. gf ctJ g5 + Richter­
Methner, Breslau I S S9;
A2) 1 1 . ctJ bd2 g5+ Forintos, Haag;
A3) 1 1 .ie2 if3 1 2.if3 id6 1 3 .id6 iMfd6+
Radosevic-Zaura, Novi Sad 1 988;
B) 1 0 . . . id6 1 1 . icfi iMfd6 1 2 .h3 ih5
1 3 . ctJ bd2 0 - 0 1 4 . � c1 ctJ d2+ Perera­
Handoko, Dubai 01 1986.
[ 1 1 . . .id6 1 2.g3 ctJ f2 ! ---+ Richardson-Horne,
corr 1940] 1 2. �e7 ?? [ 1 2 . m f2 ih4 1 3 .g3
f4---+ ] id1 0-1 Kugayevsky-Khmelevsky,
corr 1897/98 .
10.h3
A) 1 O . . . ih5 1 1 .Wb3
A I ) 1 1 . . .0-0 1 2 . ctJ bd2 mhS - 1 0.iMfb3;
A2) 1 l . . . iMfd6 ! ? �O-O-O;
B) 1 0 . . . if3
B l ) 1 1 .iMff3 0-0=;
B2) l 1.gf ctJ f6 ! [ 1 1 . . . ctJ d6 ? 1 2 . iMfb3
Dvoretsky] 1 2 .if5 0-0
B21) 1 3 .if4 ctJ h5°o Forintos, Haag;
B22) 1 3 . ctJ d2 Dvoretsky;
B23) 1 3 .iMfd3 id6 [ 1 3 . . . g6 ! ? Dvoretsky]
1 4 .ig5 ctJ e7
B231) 1 5 . iR5? � f6 1 6 . ill7 cj;l h S ---+
[ 1 6 . . . cj;lf7---+ ] Dvoretsky ;
B232) 1 5 .ie6? mhS 1 6. ctJ d2 ctJ g6 1 7 .if5
if4 ! + Enklaar-Dvoretsky, Wijk aan Zee
II 1975;
B3) 1 5 . ttJ d2 ctJ f5 1 6.iMff5� Dvoretsky.
586 1 0 . . . ctJ d4? 1 1 .ie4 de 1 2 .iMfd4 ef
1 3 .iMfg7+-.
10 . .it3?! l 1 .gf ctJ f6 1 2.ed iMfd5 1 3 . ctJ e3
.
Wd7 1 4.�bS ! ± Sozin.
10 ...Wd6? ! A) I I . ctJ e 3
A I ) 1 1 . . .�f3 1 2 .Wf3 ctJ d4 1 3 .We3;!; Berger;
A2) I I . . . de 1 2 . ctJ e4 fe 1 3 .�e4 0-0 1 4 .�e3;!;
Bilguer;
A3) I I . . . ctJ e 3 1 2 .be 0-0 1 3 . :1%b l ;!; Bilguer;
B) I l .ed
Bl) 1 1 . . .�f3 1 2 .Wt3 ctJ d4 1 3 .We3 LlWdS
1 4. ctJ e3± Forintos, Haag;
B2) I I . . .WdS 1 2 . ctJ e 3 ± .
10 ...�b4 ? !
A) I I .�d2 �d2 1 2 . ctJ bd2 0-0 1 3 .Wb3 ctJ d2
1 4 . ctJ d2 ctJ d4 I S .Wb7 de 1 6 . � e4 m h S
1 7 . :1% a:1 (Romanovsky- Rosenkrantz,
St.Petersburg 1905) :1%bSoo;
B) I I . ctJ e3± Forintos, Haag.
10 ... 0-0 I l .ed WdS [ 1 1 . . . ctJ d4? 1 2 .�e4 fe
1 3 .Wd4±] 1 2 . ctJ e3 ctJ e 3 1 3 . be
A) 1 3 . . . �f3 1 4.Wf3 Wf3 I S . gf �d6 1 6.:1%b l
:1%abS 1 7 .:1%bS;!; Maroczy-Pillsbury, Monte
Carlo 1902;
B) 1 3 . . . �d6 1 4 .Wb3 [ 1 4.e4 Wf7oo] Wb3
I S . ab f4 ! ('t Bilguer) 1 6.�e4;!; .
587 11 .�e4 fe 1 2 . :1% t4 Wd7 LlO-O-o=l::
Mikhalchishin.
588 11 . . . �f3!? 1 2 .gf Wd4 [ 1 2 . . . ctJ f6 ?
1 3 .dS ctJ b S 1 4 .Wb3± Bilguer] 1 3 .Wd4 ctJ d4
1 4.fe ctJ e 2 I S .:1%e2 ctJ a l 1 6 .ef
A) 1 6 . . . 0-0-0 1 7 . :1%e7 :1%d l I S . Iit g2 :1%e l
1 9 . ctJ e3± Schlechter;
B) 1 6 . . . :1%dS ! ? 1 7 . ctJ e 3 e6
Bl) I S .�g5 :1%d7+ LlIitd8 Ll 1 9 .�e6 �gS
Forintos, Haag;
B2) I S .b3 bS Ll I 9 .�e6 b4.
589 12 ... �f3 1 3 .gf ctJ f2
A) 1 4 . 1it f2 Wh2 I S . lit fl 0-0-0 1 6 .�e3
�h4+ Mikhalchishin;
B) 1 4 .We2 ! ctJ h3 I S . lit g2 ctJ f4 1 6.�f4 Wf4
1 7 . ctJ dS [ 1 7 .�bS litfS !00] WgS I S .mh l litdS
1 96
1 9 .:1%g 1 Wh4 20.:1%g7± Mikhalchishin.
590 13.ctJ b5 Wb4 1 4 . b 3 a6 [ 1 4 . . . ctJ d4
I S . ctJ bd4 �f3 1 6.gf :1%d4 1 7 .We2 ctJ g5 + J
I S .�a3 WaS+ Mikhalchishin.
13.ctJ e4 fe 1 4 .:1%e4 Wg6
A) I S .�d3 ? ctJ d4 1 6.:1%d4 :1%d4-+;
B) I S .:1%f4? ctJ d4 ! 1 6 .:1%d4 :1%d4 1 7 .Wd4 1n
I S .�fl [ I S . g 3 :1%dS 1 9 .Wa7 :1%d l 20.�f l :1%fl
2 1 . lit fl Wd3+- Mikhalchishin] :1%d8
1 9 .We3 1g2 ! 20.We7 �fl 2 l .WgS :1%d l !-+
Kholmov-Mikhalchishin, Minsk 1985 -40/
384;
C) I S .:1%g4 Wg4 1 6.�e3 �f6 1 7 .Wb3 :1%d6+
Mikhalchishin.
591 13 ... �f6 1 4. ctJ d S An.Bykhovsky.
592 14.�e2oo An.Bykhovsky.
593 1 1 .�e3 ? !
A) I I . . . f4 1 2 .�e4 d e 1 3 .�f4 0-0 1 4.8:e4
�f3 [ 1 4 . . . � fS ? I S . � e 7 ± ] I S .gf 1 f2 ! �
Teichmann-Napier, London 1904 Ll 1 6 . �f2
Wh4 1 7 . lit e3 :1% f4 [ 1 7 . . . :1%aeS I S . 1e5°o J
I S . :1%f4 Wh6 1 9 . ctJ e 3 :1%eS 20. ctJ e4 :1%fS ;
B) 1 1 . . . 0-0 1 2 .ed [ 1 2 . g 3 ? f4 1 3 .gf iLl f2
1 4 .�f2 �f2 I S . Iitf2 :1%f4� Vignoli] iLl b4
1 3 . d6 [ 1 3 . ctJ e3 1 f3 1 4 .gf ctJ g S + ] iLl d 3
1 4.Wd3 �f3 I S . gf ctJ d6+ Keres;
1 1 .:1% 0 ? ! de [ I I . . . 0-0 1 2 .ed �f3 1 3 . gf
ctJ f2't] 1 2.�e4 Wf6 1 3 . ctJ e 3 0-0-0+ Vignoli,
Krause.
11 .cd �f2 1 2 .litfl �e l 1 3 . de �f3
A) 1 4.Wf3
A I ) 1 4 . . . �h4 I S .eb :1%bS 1 6 .�bSoo LliLle3;
A2) 14 . . .Wh4 I S .eb [ I S .g3 Wh2 1 6.�e l
0-0-000] :1%dS 1 6.1e4 0-0 !oo;
A3) 1 4 . . . Wd4 1 S .eb :1%dS I 6 .�bS e6 1 7 .1c6
lite7 I S .�e4 fe 1 9 .�gS meS 20.We3 8:f8+­
Krause;
B) 1 4.gf Wd4 I S .We2 0-0-0
B1) 1 6 .!c2 !a5 1 7 . fe !b6-+ Ernst­
L.A.Schneider, Sweden ch 1 9S 6 ;
B 2 ) 1 6 .!a6 !h4+ ;
B3) 1 6.cb �bS 1 7 . � e l Ei:heS I S .fe Ei:e4 ! +
Maroczy, Teichmann !11 9.!e4 Wig 1 20.Wifl
EJ:d l +.
1 l.!e4 de 1 2 .d5
A) 12 . . . 0-0 1 3 .dc ef [o I 3 . . . Wid l 1 4.Ei:d l ef
Maroczy] 1 4.WidS Ei:adS 1 5 .cb Ei:feS 1 6.Ei:eS
EJ:e8 1 7 .h3= Tarrasch-Maroczy, Monte
Carlo 1902;
B) 12 .. .ttJ e5 1 3 .Wia4 b5 ! 1 4.Wib5 e6 1 5 .de
ct:J f3 1 6.gf !f2 1 7 . �f2 Wih4 I S .�fl 0-0+/
� Bilguer.
594 Hooper
1l ... !f3 1 2.Wif3 ct:J d4
A) 1 3 .'tMfe3 !f6 1 4.ed [ 1 4.f3 0-0 1 5 .fe fe4+]
0-0 I S . !@!. Ei:eS+ Modern Chess
Openings;
B) 1 3 .'tMfd l (Cafferty, Hooper) 0-0 1 4. gh
'iWh4 1 5 .!e4 [ 1 5 .!e3 f4 1 6 .!d4 f3 � ] de
1 6.IWd4 'tMfg4 1 7 .�fl Wih3 = Forintos, Haag;
C) 1 1 . . .eIJ d4 1 2.!e4 de 1 3 .Wid4 !f3 1 4 .Wie5
[ 1 4.IWg7 !f6 1 5 .Wih6 Wie7+ Vignoli] Wie7
1 5 .IWfS g6 1 6.Wih3 !g5 1 7 .!g5 Wig5 1 S .Wie6
�f8= Forintos, Haag.
595 13.!e4 O-O ! + Forintos, Haag.
596 Forintos, Haag.
597 10 ... ct:J d2 (Haag) 1 1 .!d2 0-0
A) I 2.'tMfb3 !f3 1 3 . gfWid6= Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 2.ie2 Wid6 1 3 .h3 [ l 3 . ct:J e5 ct:J e5 1 4 . de
'iWe6= ,0.!e2, f4 Forintos, Haag] !f3
14.�f3±;
C) 1 2.h3 !h5 1 3 .!e2±.
lO .. .IWd7!? ,0.0-0-0, !d6.
10 ... 0-0
A) 1 1 .'tMfb3 - 1 O.Wib3 ;
B) 1 1 .h3 !h5 1 2 .Wib3 Ei:bS [ l 2 . . . � h S -
1 97
1 O.Wib3] 1 3 . a4 [ 1 3 . ct:J e4 ct:J a5 1 4. ct:J fO Ei:f6
1 5 .Wia4 !f3 Forintos, Haag] �hS 1 4.Wie2
!d6 1 5 .b4 Wif6t Planinc-Benko, Hastings
1 974/75;
C) I l.Wie2
C1) 1 1 . . . Ei:f6 1 2.b4 ,0.b5; xeS (Halifian­
Kartanaite, USSR 1 979) a600;
C2) 1 1 . . .�hS Forintos, Haag;
C3) 1 1 . . . !d6 ! LlWif6 Forintos, Haag;
D) 1 1 .!e2 !d6 1 2.h3 !f3 ? ! [o I 2 . . . !h5
Forintos, Haag] 1 3 . ct:J t3 ct:J e7 1 4 . ct:J e5 c6
1 5 .f3 ct:J g3oo Mason-Napier, Monte Carlo
1902;
E) 1 1 . ct:J f l
E1) 1 1 . . .!h4
C ll) 1 2. ct:J g3 ct:J f2 1 3 .�f2 f4 1 4.Wie2 !f3
1 5 .gf Wif6 1 6.!f4 Wif4 1 7 .Ei:e3 Wih6 l S .Ei:g l
Ei:aeS 1 9 .Ei:eS Ei:eS 20.�g2 ct:J e7 2 1 .Ei:e 1 Ei:fS=
Hamid-Stewart, Great Britain (ch) 1989;
C 12) 1 2.g3 !e7 [ 1 2 . . . !g5 ? ! 1 3 .!g5 ct:J g5
1 4 . !e2 ct:J h 3 1 5 . � g 2 f4 1 6 . ct:J 3d2 !e2
1 7 .Wie2 ct:J g5 l S .Wig4 fg 1 9 .hg Wif6 20.Ei:e2
,0.Ei:ae I ± Ljubojevic-Hjartarson, Belgrade
1989 -48/(418)] 1 3 . ct:J e3 [ 1 3 .!e2 ! ? Forintos,
Haag] !h5 1 4 . ct:J g2 !d6't ,0.gS Mason­
Napier, London 1904;
E2) 1 1 . . .!d6 ! ? 1 2 . ct:J e 3 ? [ 1 2 .!e2't ; 1 2 .h3
!h5't] !h2 ! 1 3 .�h2 ct:J f2-+ ,0. ct:J d3 ,!f3 ,Wih4
Janowski-Schlechter, Karlsbad m 1902;
E3) 1 1 . . .Wid6
E31) 1 2 . ct:J g3 �hS [ 1 2 . . . !h4 Schwartz]
1 3 .Wib3 Ei: ae S 1 4 .Wib7 ct:J f2 ! 1 5 . � f2 f4
1 6. ct:J f 1 !f3 1 7 .�f3 Wih6 I S .Ei:e7 Ei:e7 1 9.�f2
Wie6� � Stean-Toth, Saint Jeans de Monts
1974;
E32) 1 2 . ct:J e3 ! h 5 1 3 . Wib3 [ 1 3 . !e2+
Westerinen -L.A.Schneider, J arvenpaa
1 982] !f3 1 4.gf ct:J f2 1 5 .!fl !h4 1 6 .Ei:e2
ct:J d3 [ 1 6 . . . ct:J e7 1 7 .Ei:f2 !f2 I S .�f2 Wih2
1 9 .!g2 Ei: ad S 2 0 . !d2oo Deutschmann­
Autenrieth, BRD 1 988] 1 7 .WidS Wid5
I S . ct:J d 5 = .
598 11 .�b3 92 - .
1 1 .�a4?! 0-0 1 2.h3 ? ! �hS 1 3 .�b3 c;t>h8
1 4 .�b7 E1abS I S .�a6 E1b6 1 6 .�a4 gS+
Sharif-Chow, New York 1984.
11.'2lfl 0-0-0 [ 1 1 . . . 0-0 -S97/1 0 ... 0-0/E3]
1 2 .'2le3 hS 1 3 .h3 g6 1 4 .�e2 �f3 I S .�f3
�h4 1 6.E1e2 '2l e7 1 7 . '2l f l �f6 1 S .E1c2 c;t>bS+
Adams-Makarychev, Obiedo (rapid chess)
1992.
11 .c4 '2ld4 1 2 .�a4 '2l c6 1 3 .cd �dS 1 4 .�c4
1!fi aSoo.
599 11 ... 0-0-0 1 2 .b4 L1bS.
600 12 ... a6
A) 1 3 . '2l e5 '2l eS 1 4.de �g6 I S . '2l fl �h4
1 6.'2l g3OO Armas-Halasz, Dortmund 1989;
B) 1 3 . a4 [L1�a3 ] �g6 1 4 .�b3 t .
601 13.b5 ? ! '2le7 1 4. a4 cS+.
602 14 ... '2ld2 I S .E1eS [ I S .�d2± ; I S . '2l d2?
E1e 1 1 6.E1e 1 as+] '2l f3 1 6 .gf E1eS 1 7 . fg �f4
I S .�f5 ± .
603 17.'2le5 �eS I S .de
A) I S . . . �cS 1 9 . '2l b3 �c3 20.�c3 '2l c 3
2 1 .�b2±;
B) I S . . . �g6°o .
17.�a3= Lau-Yusupov, Shien jwc 1979.
604 10 . . '2l a5? I I . � a4 c6 1 2 . '2l e S ±
. Koln 1980) cS+.
Bilguer.
10 ... E1b8?! 1 1 . '2l fd2 ! M3 .
1O .. �d7 1 1 . '2l fd2 ! [ 1 1 .�b7 E1b8 1 2 .�a6
. I S .�c2 g6 1 6 . '2l f l �h4°o Valkesalmi-Pan·
E1b6 1 3 .�a4 �f3 1 4.gfO-0� Makarychev]
0-0-0 1 2 .f3 '2l d2 1 3 . '2l d2 �hS 1 4.�a4 !
A) 1 4.�c2 E1dfS I S . b4 f4 1 6. '2l b3 g5 1 7 . bS
'2ldS I S .E1e5 c;t>bSoo Sax-Mikhalchishin,
Sarajevo 1985;
B) 1 4. '2l f l �f7 I S . '2l g 3 g6 1 6 .�f4 �d6=;
C) 14 . . . E1heS I S . '2l b 3 a6
1 98
C l ) 1 6.�d2 �g6 1 7 .�f4 '2l bS I S .�d7 l'il d7
1 9 . c;t>f2 �f6 20.g3 E1fS 2 1 . a4 E1f7 22.a5 h6
23 . '2l cS ± Ehlvest-Yusupov, Rotterdam
1989;
C2) 1 6.�gS ! ! L1�gS 1 7 . '2l c S �d6 1 8 .�a6+;
D) 14 . . . E1de8 I S .'2lb3 �d6 [ I S . . . a6 ! ?] 1 6.�d2
E1e l 1 7 . E1 e l E1 e S I S . '2l c S ± Oll-Mikhal·
chishin, USSR 1987 .
605 1 l . '2l t5 '2l eS 1 2.de �eS 1 3 . f3
[ 1 3 .�b7 0 - 0 1 4 .c4 � c S I S .�e3 l'il f2 '
1 6 . c;t> f2 �e3 1 7 . E1 e3 �f4 I S . E1 t3 �f3
1 9.9f �d4+- Gizynski-Heintze, Halle
1985] �d6+ (Heintze) L1 1 4. fg �h2 1 5 . t;1;> f )
O-O-O � .
1 1 .�b7? E1 b 8 1 2 . � a6 �f3 [ 1 2 . . . 0- 0 ? !
1 3 . '2l bd2 Unzicker-Eng, B raunschweig
1985] 1 3 .gf
A) 1 3 . . . 0-0
AI) 1 4.�c2 �g6 [ 1 4 . . . �h4 � ] I S . c;t>f) -B;
A2) 1 4.�bS?! E1 b 6 I S .�a4 �h4+ 1 6J'le2
�f2 1 7 . E1 t2 '2l f2 I S . c;t> f2 E1 e S � Ernst·
L.A.Schneider, Sweden tch 1986;
B) 1 3 . . . �g6 1 4. c;t> f l 0-0 I S .�c2 [ I S .fe fe4--t
(L1�h4, E1f2) 1 6 .�e4 de 1 7 .�e3 �h4+]
B l ) I S . . . E1b6 1 6 .�d3 [ 1 6.�e2 �h4 1 7 .fe fe
I S .�e3 '2l e7 � L1 '2l fS] '2l f2 1 7 . c;t> f2 �h4
1 8 . � fl �e l 1 9 . � e l �g l 20.�d2 E1 e 8+
Reefschlaeger;
B2) 1 5 . . . �h4 1 6 .E1e2 E1f6 1 7 .fe fe 1 8.�e3
'2l d4 1 9 .�f6 �f6 20.cd (Huebner-Borik,
606 12 '2l d2 1 3 . '2l d2 E1heS 1 4.h3 �h5
...
davos, Dubai 01 1986.
607 13 �c6? �c6 1 4.'2leS �eS I S .de E1hf8
.
1 6 . � b4 � g 6 1 7 . '2l e4 fe4+ A rboleda·
G.Garcia, Medellin 1987.
608 13 • . . E100s 1 4 .�c6 �c6 1 5 . 1!fic6
[ 1 5 .�a7 ! ? ct:J f2 - 1 3 .. J::\ d e8] bc 1 6. ct:J e4 �e4
[ 1 6 .. .fe l 7 . ct:J d2 h6 I S . ct:J b3 i.e7= Forintos,
Haag] l 7 .i.gS �deS I S .i.f6 [ 1 S .�e4? ! fe
1 9 .�f6 gf 20 . ct:J h4 ctt d Tt Pokojowczyk­
Sinkovics, Budapest 1 985] i.f3 1 9 .�e4
�e4=.
13 .!:lde8 1 4.i.c6 V!1c6 I S .V!1a7 ct:J f2 1 6 .<j;lf2
..
ge l 1 7 .ct:J e l �eS
A) I S . ct:J df3 V!1bS 1 9 . c4 V!1c4 2 0 . i. e 3
(Pacioni - Castellano, Italy 1 980) i.f3
2 1 . /lJ f3 V!1c2 22 .i.d2 [22 . ct:J d2 V!1d3 2 3 . �e l
f4+] �gS 23 .V!1aS ctt d 7 24.V!1aS i.e3 2S . ctt g 3
f4+� Forintos, Haag;
B) I S . ct:Jef3oo.
609 1 4.i.d2 i.f3 I S . g f a6 1 6 . i. d 3 ? !
[ 1 6.�fl ; 1 6.i.c6] <j;lbS [ 1 6 . . . i.h4 ! ] l 7 .i.fS ?
[o I 7 .b4°o Dolmatov] i.h4 I S .i.h3 V!1f6
1 9 .�g2 ct:JeTt Mukhin-Dolmatov, USSR
1977.
6 1 0 1 5 ... a6 1 6 .i.c6 V!1c6 1 7 .V!1c6 bc I S . f3
�h5 1 9 . /lJ b3 �e2 20.i.d2tl1 Mestel.
61 1 17.ct:J b3 a6 I S . ct:J c S ct:JbS= Mestel.
61 2 17 ... ctt b 8 I S . ct:J b3t Mestel.
17 /lJd4 I S.cd i.d4 1 9 .�bl i.f2 20.<j;lh l
...
l20.m2 ? �b6-+] i.b6 [L1V!1g6] 2 1 .V!1bS �deS
22./lJb3 V!1g6 23 .V!1d5 � S e4 24.V!1gS �eS
l 24 . . . md7? 2S.i.gS L1�bd l +- Mestel-Wolff,
London 1985 -40/383] 2S .V!1dS= Mestel.
61 3 1l ... ct:J d2 1 2 . ct:J d2 0-0
A) 1 3 .h3 i.hS 1 4 . ct:J f 1 f4 I S . ct:J h2 i.h4
1 6 .�e4 i.f7 1 7 .i.f3 � ae S I S .i.d2 ct:J aS
1 9.1Wb4 �b4 20.cb ct:J c6+ Sax-Handoko,
ZagreblRijeka 1985;
B) 1 3 .f3 �h4 ! ?
B l ) 1 4.�e2 i.hS l S .V!1b7 �aeS�;
B2) 1 4.�d l i.hS I S .V!1b7 �aeS 1 6. ct:J f 1 V!1g6
1 7 .mh l �f2 I S .�d2°o Yudasin;
1 99
B3) 1 4.�fl i.hS I S .V!1b7 �abS 1 6.V!1a6 f4
1 7 .V!1a4 i.g6 1 S .V!1c2 �feS� [ I S . . . V!1f6 L1i.g3 ,
ct:J d4� Forintos, Haag] Yudasin­
Tischbierek, Leipzig 1986;
q 1 3 .V!1b7 �abS 1 4.V!1a6 f4 l S .i.e2 f3 ? !
1 6 . ct:J f3 i.f3 1 7 .i.f3 ct:J d4 1 S .i.dS V!1dS I 9 .cd
i.d6 20.V!1e2 V!1d4 2 1 .V!1e6 ctt h S 22.i.e3 V!1b2
23 .i.a7 � a S 24.i.e3± Ernst-Schussler,
Malmo 1 987/88.
1 l ...i.h5 ! ? 1 2 .f3 ct:J d2 1 3 . ct:J d2 0-0 1 4. ct:J f 1
f4 I S .V!1b7 �abS 1 6 .V!1a6 i.h4 1 7 .�e2 i.g6
l S .i.g6 ct:J d4 1 9 .i.h7
A) 1 9 . . . <j;lh7 20.V!1d3 ct:J fS 2 1 .b4± Forintos,
Haag;
B) 1 9 . . . ctt h S 20.i.d3
Bl) 20 . . . �b6 2 1 .V!1a4 ct:J e2 2 2 .i.e2 V!1cS
23 .i.e3 ! ± Ehlvest-Forintos, Tallinn 1986;
B2) 20 . . . ct:J e2 2 1 .i.e2 V!1cS 2 2 . <j;l hl V!1f2
(Forintos, Haag) 23 .i.d2 ! ? L1�b2 24.i.d3
�d2 2S . ct:J d2 V!1d2 26.V!1g6 ctt g S 27 .V!1e6±.
61 4 1 2 ... i.h3 1 3 . �e2 V!1g6 1 4. ct:J f l
A ) 1 4 . . . ct:J g S ? I S .i.gS V!1gS 1 6 . ctt h l +- V!1c l
1 7 . � d2 i. g S l S . � d l V!1f4 1 9 . V!1 c2 � d 6
20.V!1d2+� Ernst-L.A.Schneider, Sweden
ch 1988 -46/401 ;
B ) 1 4 . . . i. g S I S .V!1c2 � h e S 1 6 . ct:J a3 i.c l
1 7 .�c I ct:J gS I S . ctt h I ± Ernst.
61 5 13.�dl ? ct:J f2.
13.�e2 i.hSoo•
61 6 1 3 ...i.h5 1 4.fe fe l S .i.e4 ! de 1 6 . ct:J e4
V!1 g6 1 7 . ct:J cS b6 I S .V!1e6+-.
13 ... �hf8 1 4.V!1c2 i.h3 l S . ct:J b 3 V!1g6 1 6 . ct:J a3
�deS 1 7 .i.f4 ct:J d S l S .<j;lh l ct:J e6 1 9 .i.eS+­
Borriss-Camejo, Santiago jwc 1 990.
13 ...i.h3
A ) 1 4 . ct:J e4 fe I S .fe de 1 6 .i.e4 �hfS 1 7 . ct:J d2
�deS l S .V!1bS � f 1 1 9 .V!1fl i.d7� Woda­
L.Ostrowsky, Poznan 1 987;
B) 1 4 .V!1c2 ! V!1g6 I S .ct:J b 3 �hfS 1 6. ct:J a 3 �deS
1 7 .�f4 ! [ 1 7 . <j;Jh 1 ? ctJ f2 1 8 J::I f2 �g2+- 0-1
Ivanchuk-Anand, Reggio Emilia 1988/89]
�gS 1 8 .�gS ctJ gS 1 9 .9h ctJ e6 20. <j;J h 1 ctJ f4
[L'lE1e2] 2 1 .E1ae \ +- .
617 1 8.Wfc2 �hS 1 9 . � e 3 f4 2 0 . �f2±
Ernst-L.A.Schneider, Goteborg 1988-461
40 1 .
618 1l.ctJfd2?
A) 1 1 . . .�h4 1 2 . E1 f l [ 1 2.g3 ctJ f2 ! - 1 1 . . . ctJ f2]
�f2 1 3 .E1f2 ctJ f2 1 4 .<j;Jf2 Wfh4 I S .<j;Jg 1 Wfe 1
1 6. ctJ f l Wfc 1 + Levitsky-Kulomzin, Moscow
1899;
B) I I . . . ctJ f2 ! 1 2 . <j;J f2 [ 1 2.�f l ctJ e4 1 3 .WfbTt
Makarychev] �h4 1 3 . g 3 [ 1 3 . <±> fl �e 1
1 4.<j;Je 1 Wfh4 I S .<±>fl E1ae8-+] f4
B l ) 1 4 .gh Wfh4 I S .<±> f l f3-+;
B2) 1 4.<j;Jg 1 fg I S .h3 �h3 1 6.�e4 g2 1 7 .WfdS
<j;J h 8 1 8 .Wfd8 E1ad8 1 9 .E1d1 �g4 20.�c2
E1de8-+ Makarychev;
B3) 1 4 .<j;Jg2 fg
B31) I S .hg Wfd6 ! [ I S . . . �g3 1 6. <j;J g3 WfgS­
+] 1 6.gh E1f2 1 7 . <j;J f2 Wfh2 1 8 .<±>e3 Wfg3
1 9 . ctJ f3 E1e8 20.<j;Jd2 E1e 1 2 1 .WfdS �e6-+
Schlechter;
B32) I S .�e4 �h3 ! 1 6.<±>g l gh 1 7 .<j;Jh2 Wfd6
1 8 . <j;J h 1 �e 1 -+ Ljubojevic-Makarychev,
Amsterdam 1975 -20/272 .
1l.�f4? �f3 1 2.gf ctJ gS 1 3 .<j;Jg2 Wfd7 1 4.Wfc2
ctJ e6 I S .�c 1 �d6 1 6 . ctJ d2 E1ae8+ Lasker­
Pillsbury, St Petersburg 1895/96.
1l.Wfb7 ? !
A ) 1 1 . . .E\f6
A I ) 1 2 . ctJ eS ? ? ctJ eS 1 3 .de E1b6-+;
A2) 1 2 .�f4?
A21) 1 2 . . . E1b8 1 3 .Wfc7 Wfc7 1 4 .�c7 E1b2
I S .E1e2 E1b7� Palkovi-Pavasovic, Buda­
pest 1993 ;
A22) 1 2 . . . �f3 1 3 .gf [ 1 3 .�c7 Wfe8 1 4 .Wfe8
E1e8 I S .gf ctJ gS+] �d6 ! [ 1 3 . . . E1b8 1 4.Wfc7
Wfe8 I S .fe �d8+ Forintos, Haag] 1 4.�d6
200
E1d6 I S .fe E1b8 1 6.Wfa6 ctJ d4 1 7 .Wfa4 CiJ n
1 8 . <j;J f l ctJ h2 1 9 .<j;Je2 E1b2 20.ctJd2 de4-+;
A3) 1 2 .Wfb3
A31) 1 2 . . . � f3 1 3 . gf E1g6 1 4 . <j;J fl gb8
I S .Wfc 2 �d6 1 6 .fe fe 1 7 .E1e4 de 1 8 .�e4 CiJe7
1 9 .�e3 Wfd7 20.�g6 Wfh3 2 1 .<j;Je1 CiJ g 6
2 2 . ctJ d 2 ctJ f4� Gi.Hernandez-Gonzalez de
la Nava, Linares op 1995 ;
A32) 1 2 . . . E1b8 ! ? 1 3 .Wfc2 [ 1 3 .Wfa4] gg6
1 4 .�e2 �d6 I S . ctJ bd2 Wff6 1 6 .c4 CiJ d4
1 7 .Wfd3 �cS ! 1 8 . ctJ d4 ctJ f2 ! + Kerkovius·
Obst, corr 1896;
A33) 1 2 . . . E1g6 1 3 . ctJ bd2 E1b8 1 4 .Wfa4 �d6
I S . <j;J f l ctJ d2 1 6 .�d2 �f3 1 7 . gf �h2 1 8 .�f5
E1g 1 1 9 . <j;Je2 Wf e8 20. <j;Jd 1 E1e 1 2 1 .�e 1 gb2
22.�d2°o Yudasin-Yakovic, USSR ch 1986;
B) 1 1 . . . �f3 1 2 . g f [ 1 2 .Wfc6 E1f6 1 3 .'iWa4
E1g6+]
Bl) 1 2 . . . �h4 ! ? 1 3 .�e4 fe 1 4 .�c6 gf6
I S .WfbS
B 1 1) I S . . . E1g6 1 6 . <j;J h 1 ef 1 7 . �f4 gb8
1 8 .�c7 ! ± Zuidema-Hort, jwc 1961;
B12) I S . . . E1f3 ! ? --+ L'l 1 6.�e3 �f2 1 7 .�f2
WfgS+- Averbakh ;
B2) 1 2 . . . ctJ f2 ! 1 3 . <j;J f2 �h4 1 4 . <j;Jf] �e l
I S . <j;Je1 Wfd6 ! 1 6 .<j;Jd1 E1ab8 1 7 .�oo l'lf6
1 8 . ctJ d2 Wfh2+ Browne-Viner, Australia
1971 1 9 .Wfa4 hS 20.b4 (B rowne-Viner,
Australia 1971) E1e8 ! 2 1 .bS E1e3 22 .ltc2
ctJ d8 23 .Wfa7 ctJ e6+ Gutman.
619 1l ... ctJd2 1 2 . ctJ d2 <j;Jh8 1 3 .�b7 l'lf6
1 4 . Wf b3 �d6 I S . ctJ fl E1 g6 1 6.g3 CiJ e 7
1 7 . ctJ e 3 ± Thipsay-Le Blanq, London
(open) 1986.
1l ... Wfd6 ! ? Mikhalchishin.
1l ... E1b8 1 2 . ctJ e4 ctJ aS 1 3 .Wfa4 [ 1 3 . tL:l f6 l'lf6
1 4.Wfa4 �f3 l S .WfaS E1g6] fe [ 1 3 . . . �f3 ? 1 4.gf
fe I S .fe4± Michimata-Grech, Thessalo·
niki 01 1988] 1 4. ctJ eS [ 1 4.�e4 tL:lc4� Fo·
rintos, Haag] ed I S .ctJg4 ctJ c4 1 6.Wfd l �g5;
Ernst-Forintos, Malmo 1 988/89.
620 12.ct:Jf1?
A) 1 2 . . .iWd7 ? ! 1 3 . ct:J 3d2 ct:Jd2 1 4 . ct:J d2 f4
I S .f3± Capablanca-Kostic, Havana 1919;
B) 1 2 . . . �d6 ! ? 1 3 . ct:J 3 d2? [ 1 3 .�e2] iWh4
1 4.g3 [ 1 4 . ct:J g3 ct:Jf2!] iWh3 I s .iWdS ct:J e7 !
1 6.iWb3 ct:J f2 1 7 .i>f2 f4 ! I S .gf jg\f4 1 9 .i>g l
gaf8 20.iWc2 m2 2 1 .�e4 �h2 22.i>h l �g3
23.i>gl jg\g2 ! 24.�g2 �12 0-1 Djursen­
Batik, corr 1927;
C) 1 2 . . .�f3 1 3 .gf ct:J f2 ! [ l 3 . . . ct:J g S ? 1 4.�gS
�gS I S .jg\e6 ! ] 1 4 .i>f2 �h4 1 5 . ct:J g 3 f4+/-+
Capablanca ECO.
12.�e2
A) 1 2 . . . ct:J a5 1 3 .iW a4 [ 1 3 .iW c 2 c 5 ] c 5 ? !
[ 1 3 . . . ct:J c6 ! ?] 1 4 . ct:J e5± �e2 1 5 .jg\e2 cd 1 6.cd
gc8 1 7 .f3 ct:J d6 [ 1 7 . . .jg\c 1 ! ? I S .jg\c1 ct:J d2
1 9.!"1d2 �g5 20 .!"1dc2 �c 1 2 1 .!"1c l a6±]
1 8 .ttJ b3 ct:Jb3 1 9 .iWb3 [ 1 9.ab a6 �ct:J b5oo]
(Stein-Anikaev, Kislovodsk 1972 14/250)
IiJc4 ! 20.iWb7 ct:J e5 2 1 .!"1e5 ? ! �f6 22.jg\d5
�d4 23 .i>h l iWh4 ! Gufeld ;
B) 1 2 . . .!"1bS ! + Gufeld ECO.
621 12 ...�f3 1 3 . ct:J t3 !"1b8 1 4 .�f4 �d6
I S .�d6 iWd6 1 6.!"1e2± Dvoretsky.
12...�h4 1 3 .m l ! [ 1 3 .g3 �g3 1 4.fg iWd6]
IiJd2 1 4. ct:J d2 �h5 1 5 .iWb7 !"1f6 [ 1 5 . . .iWd6
16.iWa6 !± Makarychev-Shershukov, 1975]
1 6.iW b3 f4 1 7 .f3± Dvoretsky.
622 1 3 . . . ct:J a5 ? !
A) 1 4.iWb5 ! ? c 5 1 5 .b4 (Forintos, Haag) cb
1 6.cb ct:J c4 1 7 .�c4 dc I S .iWc4 jg\cS 1 9 .iWb3
gc3 20.iWb2 iWc8� �!"1c2 Dvoretsky ;
B) 1 4.iWa6 c5 ! 1 5 .�e 2 jg\b8 [ 1 5 . . . c4? ! 1 6.b4]
16.liJeS �eS 1 7 .iWd3 cd 1 8 .cd (Ligterink­
Dvoretsky, Wijk aan Zee II 1975) ct:J d2
1 9.�d2 !"1b2± Dvoretsky.
623 14 ... iWd6? 1 5 .�b5 !"1 b 8 1 6 .iW a4±
Botvinnik.
14 ...g5!? (Botvinnik) 1 5 . ct:J e5 ! ? [ 1 5 .�e4 fe
201
1 6. ct:J g5 l'lb8 1 7 .iWc2 iWf8 1 8 . ct:J f 1 �g6 �e3,
h6] ct:J e5 1 6 .de l'lb6 1 7 .iWc2 �c4 Forintos,
Haag.
624 1 5 ... ct:Jf2? 1 6 .�f2 �h4 1 7 .�fl �e l
I S . ct:J el �e2 1 9 . i> e2 iWe7 2 0 . i> fl l'leS
2 1 . iW d ] +- Botvinnik.
15 ... �h4? 1 6.l'lfl �f3 1 7 . ct:J f3 �f2 I S .!"1f2
ct:J f2 1 9 .i>f2 iWd6 20. ct:J g5 ! +- l'lf8 2 1 .iWa3+­
Karpov-Korchnoi, Moscow cm(6) 1974 -
18/254.
15 ...iW d6?
A) 1 6 . ct:J e4 fe 1 7 . ct:J g5 ! �g5 1 8 .�h5 !"1h6
1 9 . �g4 � c 1 2 0 .l'l ac l ± Garwell-Shte­
renberg, Thessaloniki 01 1 988;
B) 1 6. ct:J e5±.
15 l'lbS 1 6 .iWd 1 �d6 1 7 . ct:J e4 ! fe 1 8 .ct:J e5
..•
ct:J e5 1 9 .�h5 ct:J d3 20.�g6 iW f6± Steig­
Mende, corr 1 976.
625 16.iWd l (Garwell-Milligan, Thessa­
loniki 01 1988) iWf6� .
16.ct:Jf1 .
16. i> f1 .
626 1 8.i>g2 iWg5 1 9 . i> f 1 [ 1 9 .�g4? fg
20. ct:J e4 gh3+-] iWh4 20. ct:J e4 iWh3 2 1 .i>g l
de [ 2 1 . . . ct:J f3=] 2 2 . de �e5 2 3 . f4 iW g 3 =
O'Kelly.
627 12 . . ct:Jd2? 1 3 .�d2 �f3 1 4.iWc6 !"1f6
.
1 5 .l'le6± Cabrisu-Abeli, Spain 1992.
12 . . .iW d6? 1 3 .�b5 ! ct:J a5 1 4 .iW a6 ct:J d 2
1 5 . ct:J d2 c 6 1 6.�f1 + - Petrushin-Timofeev,
USSR 1979.
628 13 ...iWd6? 1 4.�b5 ! l'lafS 1 5 .�c6 iWc6
1 6 . ct:Je5 iW d 6 1 7 . f3+- Losev-Bianki,
Moscow 1991.
13 ...�d6 ! ?
A) 1 4 .h3 [ 1 4.�b5] ct:J d2 1 5 . ct:J d2 (Blazi­
Roeder, Bayern ch 1985) l'lbS ! 1 6.iW a4 �h3
-634/16.Wf a41B;
B) 1 4.g3 Wfg8 ? ! l S .!e2 l"i:e8 1 6. ctJ e4 l"i:e4
1 7 .!e3 f4 1 8 . ctJ gS ! ± Blatny-Kuczynski,
Groningen 1985/86.
629 14.cj;>f1?! l"i:b8 I S .Wfc2 !d6 1 6 .h3
!hS 1 7 .a3 ? [ 1 7 .!e2] Wff6 1 8 . ctJ eS? ctJ eS
1 9 .de WfeS 20. ctJ f3 !f3 2 1 .gf (Schowalter­
Pillsbury, C am b ridge Springs 1 904)
ctJ g3 !-+.
1 4.ctJe5? ctJ eS I S .de ctJ f2 ! 1 6 .cj;>t2 !cS
1 7 .\bfl Wfh4-+ Savereide-Milligan, Thes­
saloniki 01 1 988.
14.g3? ! Wfd6 1 S .!e2 f4---+ 1 6. ctJ e4 de 1 7 . ctJ eS
ctJ eS 1 8 .de WfeS 1 9 .!g4 l"i:g4 20.Wfb7 l"i:f8+
Reeh-Treppner, Bundesliga 1983 i12 1 .Wfe4
fg ! -+
14.l"i:e3 (Chigorin) .
14.!f1
A) 1 4 . . . Wfd6 1 S .Wfc2 (Unzicker-Alexander,
Biel 1960) aSoo Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 4 . . . l"i:b8 l S .Wfc2 !d6
B l ) 1 6 .b3 ? ctJ d2 1 7 . ctJ d 2 !h2 ! 1 8 .cj;>h2 Wfh4
1 9 .cj;> g l l"i:h6 20 . f3 Wfe l -+ G reensite­
Baugh, corr 1976;
B2) 1 6.g3°o Forintos, Haag;
C) 1 4 . . . f4 ! ?
Cl) l S . ctJ e4? de 1 6 . ctJ eS ctJ eS 1 7 .de e3 ! +
Muchnik-Chekhova, Minsk 1981 i1 1 8 .fe
!h4;
C2) l S .Wfc2°o Forintos, Haag.
14.!e2 (Steinitz) Wfd6 !� (ECO) l S . ctJ fl f4
[ I S . . . !h3 ! ? 1 6 . ctJ g3 f4] 1 6. ctJ 3d2
A) 1 6 . . . !h3 ! ? 1 7 .!f3 [ 1 7 .g3 l"i:f8---+ ] ctJ gS
1 8 . !hS [ 1 8 . !c5 ctJ aS] l"i: h 6 1 9 .Wfd l °o
Dvoretsky;
B) 1 6 . . . !h4 ! ? Bronstein, Lepioshkin;
C) 1 6 . . . ctJ f2 1 7 . !g4 l"i: g 4 [ 1 7 . . . ctJ g4 ! ?
Dvoretsky]
Cl) 1 8 . l"i: e7 ? ! (Tukmakov-Dvoretsky,
Odessa USSR ch( ll) 1 974) ctJ e7 ! 1 9 .cj;>f2
Wfg6 20.g3 l"i: f8 2 1 . ctJ f3 fg 22.hg WfhS !
202
23 .Wfd l ctJ g6 ! ---+ i1 ctJ h4 ! Dvoretsky;
C2) 0 1 8 .l"i:e2 ctJ e4� Dvoretsky.
630 14,..Wfd6? ! l S .!c6 !h3 1 6 . ctJ e4 l"i:g2
1 7 .cj;>h l fe 1 8 . ctJ eS+- Dreev, Dvoretsky.
14,..l"i:b8 I S .Wfa4 Wfd6 1 6.!c6 !h3 1 7 .g3 !
[ 1 7 . ctJ e4 l"i: g 2 1 8 .\b h l fe 1 9 . ctJ eS iW f6 !
20.!e3 l"i:f2 2 1 .!f2 Wff2 22.l"i:g 1 l"i:b2-+] LtJg3
1 8 .fg l"i:g3 1 9 .\bf2 l"i:g2 20.cj;>e3 f4 2 1 .cj;>d3
!fS 22 . ctJ e4± Dreev, Dvoretsky .
14,..f4? !
A) I S .Wfd l !h3 1 6 .!fl
A I ) 1 6 . . . Wfd6? 1 7 . ctJ e4 de 1 8 .l"i:e4+- Dreev­
Wolff, Bukaramanga 1983 ;
A2) 1 6 . . . !fS
A21) 1 7 . ctJ e4 de 1 8 . ctJ eS ctJ eS 1 9.de iWdl
2 0 . l"i: d 1 e3 2 1 . fe !cS 2 2 . l"i: d4°o Dreev,
Dvoretsky;
A22) 1 7 . ctJti3 !d6 1 8 . ctJ c S ± Dreev,
Dvoretsky;
B) I S .!c6 !
Bl) l S . . . !h3 ? 1 6. ctJ e4 ! [ 1 6.g3 ? fg 1 7 .hg
ctJ g3 ! ] !g2 1 7 . ctJ eS+- Dreev, Dvoretsky ;
B2) I S . . . ctJ d2 1 6. ctJ eS ! [ 1 6.ctJd2 ! ? l"i:c6 1 7 .f3]
ctJb3 1 7 . ctJt7 cj;>g8 1 8 . ctJ d8 l"i:d8 [ 1 8 . . . LtJa l
1 9 .!a8 !d8 20.l"i:e8] 1 9.ab cj;>f8 20.�b5±
[20.!a4±] Dreev, Dvoretsky.
63 1 15,..f4?! 1 6 .!d3 l"i:h6 1 7 .�e2 :r:1b8
1 8 .Wfd 1 �e2 1 9 .Wfe2 !d6 20.ctJf3± De Jong­
P.Mueller, Hamburg 1 989.
632 1 6.!c6? !h2 ! 1 7 .cj;>fl [ 1 7 .cj;>h2 iWh4
1 8 . cj;>g 1 l"i:h6-+] l"i:c6+ Dreev, Dvoretsky.
633 Dreev, Dvoretsky.
634 14.Wfa4 !d6 ! I S .h3 [ I S . g3 ! ?]
A) l S . . . !hS 1 6 . !e2 !e8 1 7 .Wfc2 :r:1g6
1 8 . ctJ f l !d7 1 9 . ctJ e 3 !e6 20.!fl f4 2 1 .ctJc4
!h3 22. l"i:e4 de 23 .Wfe4 Wfd7 24 . ctJ d6 cd
2S .Wff4°o Arlandi;
B) I S . . . 4Jd2
B1) 1 6.4Jd2 �h3 1 7 .gh Elg6 1 8 .lf?f1 WigS
19.�c6 Wifg2 20.<;t>e2 �g3-+ Storland­
Ernst, Gausdal (open) 1987;
B2) 1 6.hg 4J f3 1 7 .gf fg 1 8 .fg Elf3 ! 1 9.Wie6
�h4 20.Ele8 Ele8 2 1 .Wie8 Elf8 22 .Wie3 Wig4
23 .mfl �g3 24.�d2 �f2 2s .Wif2 Wih3+­
Ernst.
14.�dl Elg6 l S . 4J f 1 (Ribli-Bonner, Skopje
011972) �d6� Forintos, Haag.
635 IS . h3 ! ?
IS.g3!?
IS.4Jfl Elg6 1 6 .lf?hl Wif6� Arakhamia­
Chelushkina, Kiev 1984.
636 18.<;t>gl Wih4 1 9 . f3 Wie l 20. 4J b3 ElhS
A) 2 I .Wifd2? Elh l ! [2 1 . . .Wih4? ! 22 .Wif4 4J e7 !
23 .id2 4Jg6 24 .Wie7 Elf8 2S .�e2 (Barua­
Arlandi, Manila (01) 1992 -55/302) �h3 !
26.�h2 �g2 ! 27 .Wig2 4J f4 2 8 .�f4 Wif4-+]
nmh l Wiff 1 2 3 . <;t> h2 El e 8 24.Wif4 El e 2
25.�g3 �f3-+ Arlandi;
B) 2 1 .�f4 Wih4 22 .Wie2 ! gS 23 .�e5 <;t>g8
24.fg fg 2S .�f6 Elf8 26 .Wie6 Elf7= Arlandi.
637 12.Wi bS e6 1 3 .Wia4 bS 1 4.Wie2 4Je4=
Botvinnik.
12.�c2.
638 1 3 ... Elffi 1 4 .�c6 Ele6 I S . 4J e5 Ela6
16.�c2 �hS 1 7 .f3±.
639 IS .4J b3? !
A) 15 . . . f4
AI) 1 6.4JeS
All) 1 6 . . . Wig6 ? ! 1 7 .�d3 �fS 1 8 .�f3 ElfS
19.0= Yudasin-Khalifman, Simferopol
1988;
A12) 1 6 . . . �h4 ! -B;
A2) 1 6. f3 �h4 1 7 . Ele200 ;
B) 15 . . . �h4 !
203
B l ) 1 6 . g 3 ? f4 ! 1 7 .gh Wig6-+;
B2) 1 6. 4JeS
B21) 1 6 . . . f4 1 7 . 4J b7 Wig6 1 8 .�d3 Wid3
1 9 .Wic6 Elae8 20.Wie8 El e 8 2 1 . El e8 <;t> f7
22.Ele l Wie2 2 3 . g3 fg 24.hg �g3 ! + <'12S . fg?
�f3-+;
B22) 1 6 . . . �f2 ! 1 7 . <;t> f2 Wih2 [<'1 f4- f3 --+ ]
1 8.�e6 [ 1 8 . 4J e6 f4 1 9. 4J f4 Elf4 20.�f4m8-
+] be 1 9 .Wie6 [ 1 9 . 4J e6 f4--+ ] f4 20.WidS
<;t> h8+/ --+ ;
B3) 1 6.Elf1 !
B 3 1 ) 1 6 . . . f4 1 7 .f3 �fS 1 8 .4JeS Wig6 1 9.Wid l !
�h3 2o.Wid2 Elae8 2 1 . 4J d3 a6°o Anand­
Yusupov, Linares 1993 -57/306;
B32) 1 6 . . . Wi g 6 ! ? 1 7 . �� � h 3 1 8 . g 3 !
[ 1 8 .�g3 ? f4 1 9 .9h fg 20.hg �g3 2 1 . fg
Wig3 22.lf?hl Wih3 2 3 . <;t> g l Wig3 24 . <;t> h l
Elf3-+] �gS 1 9 .�gS �f1 20.�f1 ! [20.Elf1
WigS 2 1 .�e6 be 22 .Wie6 f4+] WigS 2 1 . 4JeS+.
15.4J f1 ! ? f4 1 6 .f300 .
15.�e2 �e2
A) 1 6. Ele2 Elae8 I 7 . 4J f3 �f6 1 8 .Ele8 Ele8
1 9 .WibS El b 8 2 0 . � d 2 a6 2 1 .Wid3 Wid7
[o 2 1 . . . g6 22.Ele l <;t>f7=] 22.Ele l h6 23.h4
<;t>f7 24.�f4 Ele8 2S .�eSt Oll-Psakhis, Cap
d'Agde 1994;
A) I S . . . Elae8 ! ?=.
 1.7.3. Game 5 ditional pressure on the e4-knight in the
event of B l ack opting for kingside castling
Anand - Yusupov (due to the pin on the d5 -pawn) .
Linares 1 993 Often White begins with 1 O.ttJ bd2 instead.
In my opinion, thi s i s less pre cise, since
l .e4 e5 2'ctJf3 ttJf6 3.ttJxe5 d6 4.ttJf3 ttJxe4 B l ack gains additional oppor tunities as­
5.d4 d5 6.id3 ttJc6 7.0-0 ie7 8.ge 1 ig4 sociated with queens ide castling (-9 1 -92) .
One of Black' s main ideas in the P etroff After the text move 1 O . . "W d6 or 1 0 . . Wd7 .

Defence is to counterattack in the centre.
His e4-knight is indirectly protected: after
9.ixe4 de 1 0. gxe4 B lack r egains the d4-
pawn: 1 0 . . . ixf3 1 1 .iWxf3 ( l l .gf f5 1 2 . gf4
0-0 1 3 . d5 i g 5 1 4 . g a4 ixc l 1 5 . iWxc l
"W xd5+ B i sguier) 1 1 . . .ttJ xd4, with equal
chances (-5 8 3 ) .
can be successfully met by 1 1 .ttJ fd2 ! ? wit h
the idea of f3 (-93; positions 1 22, 1 24-- 1 26) .
1 0 ... 0-0
[ l O . . . ixf3 ? l 1 . gf±]
1 l .ttJbd2
R egarding l 1 .ttJ fd2? -position 1 27 . Also
1 1 .iWxb7 ? i s premature in view of 1 1 ixf3
. . .

1 2 .gf ctJ xf2 ! ( 1 2 . . . ih4 ! ?) 1 3 .� xf2 ih4+

a b c d e f 9 h
1 4 .� f 1 ixe l 1 5 .� xe l iWd6, with a strong
8 8
attack (for more details -6 1 8 ) .
7 7
1 l ...ttJa5
6 6
This move is less popular than the sharp
5 5
1 1 . . .� h 8 . Nonetheless, it is worthy of se­
4 4
rious pr actical testing. White has signifi­
3 3 cant problems i n developing his initiative,
2 2 since his queen is displaced from its most
active position.
a b c d e f 9 h 1 2."Wa4
The important alter natives are 1 2 .�b5 and
9.c3 f5 1 2 .iWc2 .
This offensive set-up is in the spirit of the 1 2 ...ttJc6 13.ib5
position: B lack should oppose White ' s re­
strained play with an attempt to hold his a b c
�=�

ground in the centre (that i s , to support his 8

strong centrali sed knight) . The drawback 7

to this move is that it weakens the central 6

e 5 - square, which can no longer be pro­ 5

tected by a pawn, in contrast to the adj a­ 4

cent e4-square . 3

10.iW b3 2
An important par t of White ' s plan. Not only
does he eliminate the pin on his knight and a b c d e f 9 h
attack the b7-pawn, but he also exerts ad-

204
According to B otvinnik, B l ack can equal­
ise by 1 3" .m 6 1 4.ixc61:l:x c 6 I S,ctJ e S Ei:a6.
White, however, gets the better chances by
continuing in thi s line 1 6: �c2 ihS 1 7 . f3 ,
capitalising o n the weakening o f the eS­
square . In order to protect this square ,
B lack uses a typical method: he exchanges
his central knight, the pride of his position,
for his presently passive opposite number,
thereby opposing the future appearance of
a white knight at eS (-positions 1 23 , 1 30) .
13 4:Jxd2!? 14.CtJxd2 '& d 6
...
l 4 . . . 4:J bS ? ! fails to I S .h3 ! ihS 1 6 .ie2±,
w hen White transfers his knight to eS .
lS.4:Jb3?!
a b c d e f
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
White underestimates h i s opponent' s
threats. M uch more prudent was I S,cLl fl ! ?
f4 16.f3°o or I S.f3 ih4 ! ? [ I S" .ihS ! ?oo]
l6.E1e2 ihS 1 7 .CtJ fl f4 ! oo . Nevertheless,
B lack must act vigorously, since he can­
not parry the threat of CtJ cS by normal
means . He can continue I S" .f4, to which
White ' s best r e s p o n s e is 1 6 . f3 i h 4
l7.E1e2°o. Yudasin - Khalifman, USSR C h
(M oscow) 1 9 S5 , w e n t 1 6 .CtJ cS '& g 6 ? !
17.!d3 if5 I s . ixfS Ei:xfS 1 9 . f3 and i n
this sharp position a draw was agreed. I t
w ill become clear from the annotation to
205
White ' s sixteenth move that 1 6" .ih4 ! (in­
stead of 1 6" .'&g6) is a better move for
Black. The h4-square is the second best one
(after d6) for B l ack ' s dark-square bishop
in the 9 . c 3 s y stem. Khalifman ' s move
I s" .ih4 i s to be preferred to I S" .f4, since
it gives B lack additional possibilities (-an­
notation to White ' s 1 6th move) .
IS ...i h4! 16 . Ei: f1 !
Anand notices the danger in time . After
1 6.CtJ c S ? [ 1 6 . g 3 ? f4 ! 1 7 .gh '&g6-+] Black
has a pleasant choice between 1 6 . . . f4 ! ?
1 7 .CtJ xb7 '&g6 I s .id3 ( 1 S .ixc6 if3 -+)
I S . . . '& x d 3 1 9 . '& xc6 Ei: a e S ! 2 0 . '& x e S
( 2 0 . i xf4 i x f2 + ! 2 l . ct? xf2 '&d2+ - + )
20" .Ei:xe8 2 1 .Ei:xeS+ ct?f7 22.Ei:e 1 '& c 2 23 .g3
(23.Ei:fl ie2-+) 23" . fg 24.hg ixg3 i1 2S .fg
if3-+ and the energetic 1 6" .ixf2+ !
1 7 . ct? xf2 '& x h 2 [ i n t e n d i n g f4 - f3--+]
1 8 . i x c 6 ( 1 8 .CtJ e 6 f4 1 9 .CtJ xf4 Ei: x f4 +
20.ixf4 Ei:f8--+ ) 1 8" .bc ( 1 S" .f4 ! ? 1 9 .ixdS+
ct? h 8--+ ) 1 9 . '& x c 6 ( 1 9 .CtJ e6 f4--+ ) 1 9 . . . f4
20.'&xdS+ ct?hS--+ . Now White i s ready to
meet fS -f4 with f2-f3 .
16...f4
After lengthy consideration, B lack, some­
what underestimating his offensive pros­
pects, fai l s to select the strongest move .
After 1 6" .'&g6 ! ? 1 7 .if4 ih3 , I S .ig3 ? is
bad i n view of I S" .f4 1 9 .9 h fg 20.hg ixg3
2 1 . fg '& x g 3 + 2 2 . ct? h l '& x h 3 + 2 3 . m g l
'&g3+ 24 .ct?h l Ei:f3-+. White has to settle
for the exchange sacrifi c e 1 8 . g 3 ! igS
1 9 . ixgS ixfl 20.ixfl ! (20. Ei:xfl '&xg5
2 l . i x c 6 b c 2 2 . '& x c 6 f4+ ) 2 0 . . . '& x g S
2 1 .CtJ c S , with compensation.
17.f3 ifS 18.CtJcS '& g6
1 8 . . . Ei:ae8 ? ! 1 9 .CtJ xb7 '&g6 i s disadvanta­
geous in view of 20.ixf4 ih3 2 1 .ig3
ixg3 2 2 . hg '&xg3 23 .'&c2±.
 a b c d e f 9 h e5-square, but at thi s very moment its ca­
8 8
reer comes abruptly to an end !
7 7
23...Elxe5!
6 6
The irony of fate: i nstead of winning the
5 5
exchange after 1 6 . . . � g6, B lack remains the
4 4
exchange down after all . B ut he could not
3
tolerate such a monster on e5 .1 f 23 . . . �g5?,
3
then 24.<;t> hl , with the idea of 24 J'lxe5. .
2 2
25 .de �e6 26.g3+ - . After the text Black
obtains good compensation, and the rep­
a b c d e f 9 h
etition of moves which occurred in the
game can be considered the j ust outcome.
It seems that B l ack's attack is irresistible:
24.de �e6!?
after 1 9 . � x c 6 ? h e w i n s w i th 1 9 . . . � h3 ,
With the ideas of 25 . . . Ei:f 5 and 25 . . c5 .
.

while 1 9 .�xf4 fails to 1 9 . . . �c2-+ . And yet

25.�d4 �h3 26.�d2 �e6� 27.�d4
White has foreseen a subtle defence: the
Draw
queen retreats to the rear and protects the
g2-pawn. A less vivid real isation of this
idea i s to be found i n the solution to posi­
tion 1 25 .
19.�dl!�h3
The critical move, although worthy of con­
sideration was 1 9 . . .El ae8 20.�xf 4 (20.�d3
i s weaker: 20 . . . �x d3 2l . ctJ xd3 �g5+ with
the i nitiative on the e-fi le . If 20. ctJ d 3 , then
2 0 . . . � x d 3 2 1 . � xd3 � h 5 2 2 . � d2 � g 3
2 3 . h 3 oo ) 20 . .. � h 3 2 1 . � g3 � x g 3 2 2 . hg
�xg3 23 .�d2, with an approximatel y
equal game.
20.�d2 Elae8 21.ctJd3!
B ut not 2l . �d3 �f 5+ . The text m ove ena­
bl es W hite to ex ert pressure on the weak
f4-paw n . The threat of 22.<;t>hl compel s
Bl ack to take f orcef ul me asure s .
21...a6!
The combination 2 1 . . .El e 3 ? 22.<;t> hl Elx d3 ?
23.�xd 3 �xg2+ i s ref uted by 24 .<;t> gl ! +- .
22.�xe6 be 23.ctJe5
2 3 .<;t> hl ?? �x g2-+. An intri cate path has
f in al ly l ed the w hite knight to the desired

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 1.7.4. Exercises

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8

7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

111 1 3.? 1 14 1 4. ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

1 12 9. . . ? 1 15 1 9. ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

113 l 3. ? 116 15. . .?

207
 Il�
a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

117 1 3.? 1 20 1 1 .?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9

118 15.? 121 1 2. . ?

.

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

1 19 2 2. ? 1 22 1 6 .?

208
 Jt�
a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

1 23 13. . .? 1 26 1 7. . .?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

1 24 1 1 .? 1 27 1 1 ...?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

1 25 14.? 1 28 15.?

209
 a b c d e f 9 h 1.7.5. Answers
8

6 6
Ex . l l l ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 CiJf6 3.CiJe5 d6 4.4Jf3
CiJe4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 ig4 7.0-0 CiJc6 8.c3
5 5
ie7 9.CiJbd2 CiJd2 10.id2 0-0 H.h3 �hS
4 4
12.1'le l iMfd7?) Capablanca-Marshall, Ha·
3 3
vana 1913.
2
Capablanca overlooked that by the stand­
ard blow 1 3.CiJe5! White wins a pawn:
e
a b c d f 9 h
1 3 ... CiJe5 [ 1 3 . . . id l 1 4 .CiJ d7 1'ld8 15.4Je5]
1 29 1 4. ? 14.ih7 ! mh7 15.iMfh5 .
Ex. 1 1 2 (1 .e4 e5 2.CiJf3 CiJf6 3.CiJe5 d6 4.4Jf3
CiJe4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 CiJc6 7.0-0 ie7 8.4Jc3
if5 9.iMfe l ) B alashov-Yusupov, Minsk
a b c d e f 9 h 1 982.
8 Black ignored White ' s threat and obtained
7
a good game: 9 ... 0-0 ! ? 10.CiJe4 de 11.�e4
6
ib4 (the point of Black' s plan) 12.c3 :1l:e8
13.if5 1'le1 14.1'lel id6�.
5
-82 .
4

3 3
Ex . 1 1 3 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.CiJf3 CiJf6 3.CiJe5 d6 4.4Jf3
2 2
CiJe4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 ie7 7.0-0 CiJc6 8.:1l:el
if5 9.ib5 0-0 1 0.ic6 bc H.CiJe5 �h4
e
a b c d f 9 h
12.ie3 iMfd6 ? ! )
1 30 15 . . . ? Timman-Portisch, Moscow 1981
Black misses a queen thrust, typical of the
P etroff Defence. 13.iMfh5! iMff6 14.tL'lf3 gS
1 5.CiJbd2 ig6 16.iMfh6 CiJd6 17.�g5 igS
18.iMfg5 iMfg5 19.CiJg5±.
-557/A .

Ex . 1 1 4 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.CiJf3 CiJf6 3.CiJe5 d6 4.4Jf3

CiJe4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 ie7 7.0-0 tL'lc6 8J=1el
if5 9.CiJbd2 CiJd2 1 0.iMfd2 id3 11.%Jd3
0-0 1 2.c3 iMfd7 1 3 .if4 a6) Kasparov.
Karpov, Moscow 1981
In spite of the likelihood of this position
leading to a draw, White maintains the ini­
tiative. For the time being he should seize
the e-file. As will become clear from the

21 0
course of the game, 1 4.Ele2 was worth try­
ing, but the text move is more typical as far
as th e fight for the open file is concern ed:
the whi t e queen has the possibility of tak­
ing up a position behind the rook: 14J'::I e3
�ae8 l S .1"!ae1 id8 1 6.h3 1"!e3 1 7 .Ele3
[17.We3 1W fS =] f6 [ 1 7 . . . Ele8 1 8 .�fS ! Ele6±]
18.E1e2 l'U7± [ 1 8 . . . El e 8 ? ! 1 9 . El e8 � e 8
20.WfS± Kasparov] -Pos. l I S .
-85
Ex.IIS (Continuation of Ex. 1l4)
Black plans to simplify by 1 9 . . . Ele7, but
White finds a way to prevent this and si­
multaneously to strengthen his position .
19.1Lld2! The white knight moves to a more
act ive position. Now 1 9 . . . Ele7 is met by
2o,lijb3 Ele2 2 1 .�e2 ie7 2 2 .�g4 ! �g4
23.hg4± (K asparov) .
1 9 . . .1e7 20. ttJ fl B l ack defends against
Itlb3, b ut the knight goes to e3 !
2o .. 1f8 21 .Wff3± White seizes the initia­
. Portiseh, Luzern 01 1 982
tive, and after B lack ' s next unfortunate
move he obtai n s a g r e a t adv an t a g e :
21...i=1e7? [02 1 . . .LO d8] 22.LO e 3 LO d8 23 .ic7 !
V'lc7 24 . tLl dS �d6 2S . tLl e7 ie7 26.�e4±.
-568.
Ex. 1 16 (l.e4 eS 2.ttJf3 ttJ f6 3.ttJeS d6 4.ttJf3
ltle4 S.d4 dS 6.id3 ie7 7.0-0 ttJ e6 8.1"!e1
.irs 9.e4 0-0 1 0. ttJ c3 ttJ e3 l l .be id3
1 2 .Wd3 de 1 3 .Wfe4 i d 6 1 4J'1:b1 1"!e8
I S .1e3!) Ti m m a n - Va n der S t e r r e n ,
Nederland e h 1983
White's pressure is very unpleasant. In the
game after l s . . .Wff6 1 6 .�a4 b6 1 7 .igS Wfg6
18.g3 tLle7 1 9 .ie7 Ele7 White could have
achieved a signifi cant advantage by 20.Wfc6 !
gd8 2 1 .�g2 Elel 22.Ele l h6 23 .c4 L1cS±
(T imman). The black queen defends the
queens ide most successfully from d7. As
was correctly pointed out by Van der
211
Sterren, it was possible to p lay this now :
lS ... Wfd7 ! L1 l 6 . Elb7 ? tLl aS 1 7 .�bS �c8-+.
For further details -S69/B .
EX . l l 7 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.ttJf3 ttJ f6 3.ttJeS d6 4.ttJf3
ttJ e4 S.d4 dS 6.id3 ie7 7.0-0 ttJ e6 8.1"!e1
ifS 9.e4 ttJ b4 1 0 .ifl de 1 l . ttJ e3! ttJ f6
1 2.ie4 0-0) Karpov-Portiseh, Tilburg
1 982
Another tactical subtlety of the variation :
White can simply chase away the black
knight by playing 13.a3, since 1 3 . . . tLl c2?
loses to l 4. tLl h4+- .
The game continued : 13 ... ttJ e6 14.dS ttJ aS
l S.ia2 e5 1 6.ig5 1"!e8 17.Wfa4±.
-S7 1 1B .
Ex.l l 8 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.ttJf3 ttJ f6 3.ttJe5 d6 4.ttJf3
ttJ:e4 S.d4 d5 6.id3 ie7 7.0-0 ttJ e6 8.1"!e1
ifS 9.e4 ttJ b4 10.ifl 0-0 1 l .a3 ttJ e6 1 2.ed
WfdS 13.ttJc3 ttJ e3 14.be ig6 ? ! ) Karpov­
White can easily carry out the planned ad­
vance of h i s central pawns : 15.e4 Wfd7
[l S . . . Wfd6 1 6 . dS if6 1 7 . cS ! L1 1 7 . . . �cS
1 8 .ie3] 1 6.dS if6 1 7.1"!a2 ttJ a5 1 8.if4
1"!fe8 19.1"!ae2 (a typical manoeuvre for this
structure) 1"!ee8? [ 0 1 9 . . . Ele2] 20.ttJeS WffS?
[ 0 20 .. . ieS] 2 1 .id2! ttJ e4 22.g4 ! +- ttJ eS
23.gf ttJ f3 2 4 .cJig2 i h 5 2 S . Wf a4 ttJ h4
26.cJih3 ie2 27.ie2 1 -0
-S73114 ...ig6? ! .
Ex. 1 1 9 ( 1.e4 eS 2.ttJf3 ttJ f6 3.ttJeS d6 4.ttJf3
ttJ e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 ie7 7.0-0 ttJ e6 8.1"!el
if5 9.e4 ttJ b4 1 0 .ifl 0-0 1 l .a3 ttJ e6
12.ttJe3 ttJ e3 13.be de 14.ie4 id6 15.ig5
Wfd7 16.ttJh4 ttJ a5 17.ia2 b5 18.a4 a6? !
1 9 . a b a b 2 0 . ttJ f5 Wff5 2 1 .ie7 1"!fb8 ? ! )
Karpov-Portiseh, Thrin 1982
A great player can be recognised immedi­
ately by his ability to play with the g-pawn !
(cf. the previous example).
22.g4 ! ! This subtle move enables White to
chase the black queen away from its opti­
mal defensive square . If 22 . . .1!h' f4 Karpov
was p l a n n i n g 2 3 . i<fi 1!h' d 6 [ 2 3 . . . c d
2 4 . i d 5 ± ] 2 4 .1!h' f3 1!h' d 7 2 5 . El e2 lLl c 6
26.Elae I ± L1Ele8?? 27 .1!h' f7+- . In the game
after 22 . . .1!h'd7 White landed the spectacu­
lar blow: 23 .if7 !+-, when 23 . . .@f7 loses
to 24.Ela5 ! Ela5 25 .1!h' b3 @ g6 26.Ele6 mf7
27 . Ele5 m g 6 2 8 . El g5 m h 6 2 9 .1!h' f7 El a l
30.@ g2 1!h' c6 3 1 .d5 or 30 . . . g6 3 1 .Elh5 .
-5 80/1 6 ... lLl aS/B .
Ex. 1 20 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.tLleS d6 4.tLlf3
tLle4 S.d4 dS 6.id3 ie7 7.0-0 tLlc6 8J3el
ig4 9.c3 fS 1 0 .h3 if3 ) E n k l a a r ­
Dvoretsky, Wijk aan Zee I I 1975
When in this l i n e B l ack exchanges h i s
bishop for the f3-knight, h e should consider
the possibility of White recapturing with the
pawn. Driving off the powerful e4-knight
is the only way of fighting for an advantage
here .
n.gf tLlf6! [ 1 1 . . . lLl d6? 1 2 .1!h' b3] 12.ifS 0-
o 13.%lid3 id6 14.igS tLle7, and now White
should have pl ayed 1 5 . lLl d2 lLl f5 1 6 .1!h' f5
(Dvoretsky), although in this case the weak­
ening of White ' s pawn structure would give
Black the compensation for the sacrificed
pawn.
-5 85/ 10.h3 .
Ex . 1 2 1 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.tLlf3 tLlf6 3.tLleS d6 4.tLlf3
tLle4 S.d4 dS 6.id3 tLlc6 7.0-0 ie7 8J3el
ig4 9.c3 fS 1 0.tLlbd2 0-0 n.tLlfl id6
1 2 .tLl e3 ? ) J a n o w s k i - S c h l e c h t e r,
Karlsbad m 1902
White m i s sed the combination a l ready
known to the reader from Ex. 60: 12 ... ih2 !
1 3 .@h2 tLlf2-+ and i f 1 4 .1!h' c 2 , then
14 . . . lLld3 1 5 .1!h' d3 if3 L1 1 6.gf 1!h' h4.
21 2
-597/1 0 ... 0-0 .
Ex. 1 22 ( 1.e4 eS 2.tLlf3 tLlf6 3.tLleS d 6 4.liJf3
tLle4 S.d4 dS 6.id3 tLlc6 7.0-0 ie7 8JM
ig4 9.c3 fS 1 0.%lib3 %lid7 n.tLlfd2 0-0-0
12.f3 tLld2 1 3 .tLld2 ihS 1 4.%lia4 l"!he8
IS.tLl b3 a6) Ehlvest-Yusupov, Rotterdam
1 989
In the game after 1 6.id2 ig6 1 7 .if4 liJ b8
1 8 .1!h' d7 lLl d7 1 9 .@ f2 if6 B lack was able to
defend his position . However, White had at
his di sposal an unexpected blow: 16.ig5!!
igS 17.tLlcS 1!h'd6 18.ia6 with an irresist­
ible attack.
-604/1 0 ... %lid7 .
Ex. 1 23 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.tLlf3 tLlf6 3.tLleS d6 4.liJf3
tLle4 S.d4 dS 6.id3 ie7 7.0-0 tLlc6 8.l"!el
ig4 9.c3 fS 10.1!h'b3 1!h'd6 n.tLlbd2 0-0-0
12.ibS if6 13.%lia4) Mukhin-Dolmatov.
USSR 1977
By a typical exchange B lack either diverts
White 's knight from the e5-square or forces
a doubling of his pawns: 13 ... tLld2!? 14.id�
[o I 4 . lLl d 2 ] if3 1 5 .gf a6 1 6 .id3 ? ! [16.ifl:
1 6.ic6] mb8 [ 1 6 . . . ih4 ! ] 1 7 .if5? [0 17 . b4x
Dolmatov] ih4 1 8 .ih3 1!h' f6 1 9 .ig2 CiJe7t
For more detai l s -92.
Ex. 1 24 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.tLlf3 tLlf6 3.tLleS d6 4.liJf3
tLle4 S.d4 dS 6.id3 ie7 7.0-0 tLlc6 8.l"!el
ig4 9.c3 fS 1 0 .1!h'b3 %lid6) I vanchuk­
Anand, Reggio Emilia 1988/89
One more important idea in positions of this
type: seeing that Black has not castled and
is not yet ready to attack, White prepares
f2-f3 . It is important to note th at White
should be careful with such a manoeuvre.
since it slows his own development .
n.tLlfd2! ? 0-0-0 [ 1 1 . . .ih5 ! ? 1 2 . f3 iiJd2
1 3 . lLl d2 0-0 1 4 . lLl f i f4 1 5 .1Mf b7 !'labS
1 6.1!h' a6 ih4 1 7 . Ele2 gave White the better
play in the game Ehlvest-Forintos, Tallinn
1 986] 12.13 �h4 13.Elfl �h3 -Ex. 1 2S
-93.
Ex. 1 2S (Continuation of Ex. 124).
Bl ack's attack looks menacing, but White
has an adequate defence: 14.Wc2! [ 1 4.CUe4
fe I S . fe de 1 6.�e4 l"i:hfS�] vtf g6 (the point
of White ' s idea is revealed i n the l i n e
1 4 . . . 1g2 I S .mg2 vtf g6 1 6 .mh l CU f2 1 7 . l"i:f2
�f2 I S .1fS) 15.ttJ b3 ElhfS 16.ttJa3 Elde8,
and now instead of the text move 1 7 . mh 1 ?
[-Ex . 1 26], White should have continued
17.1f4!, when B lack's attack breaks down.
-P os. 1 26.
-6 1 6/13 ... �h3 .
Ex. 1 26 (Continuation of Ex. 125).
By l anding two spectacular blows, Black
forces the win: 1 7 ... ttJf2! 18.Elf2 �g2 ! , with
unavoidable mate.
Ex. 1 27 (1 .e4 e5 2.ttJf3 ttJ f6 3.ttJe5 d6 4.ttJf3
liJe4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 �e7 7.0-0 ttJ c6 8.Elel
�g4 9 . c3 f5 1 0 . W b3 0 - 0 l 1 . ttJ fd 2 ? )
Lj ubojevic-Makarychev, Amsterdam
1975
The situation on the board is almost identi­
cal to that in position 1 24: the only differ­
ence is that instead of . . .vtf d6 B l ack has
opted for castling. However, this factor radi­
call y changes the evaluation of the move
I l .l2l fd2. Now Black has a typical combi­
nation at his disposal:
ll . lLlf2 ! (the strongest continuation)
..
12.1iIf2 �h4 1 3 . g3 [ 1 3 . m fl �e l 1 4 . m e l
'iW h4 l S . mfl l"i: aeS-+] f4 14.mg2 [ 1 4.gh
'iW h4 I S .mfl f3 -+] fg.
Bl ack has a decisive attack. This position is
w ell known; it was analysed long ago by
Schl echter. Here is the conclusion of the
game: 15.�e4 �h3 ! 16.mgl gh 17.mh2
'iWd6 18.mhl �el-+ 19.Wd5 Wd5 20.�d5
213
mh8 2 1 . ttJ f3 �g3 22. ttJ gl �f1 23 . ttJ d2
Elae8 24.ttJ e4 Ele4 25.�e4 Elf2 26.ttJf3 �g2
27.�gl �f3 28.�f3 Elf3 0-1
-For more details -6 1 S/11.ttJfd2?
Ex. 1 2S ( 1 .e4 e5 2.ttJf3 ttJ f6 3.ttJe5 d6 4.ttJf3
ttJ e4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 �e7 7.0-0 ttJ c6 8.Elel
�g4 9.c3 f5 1 0.Wb3 0-0 1 l . ttJ bd2 �h8
1 2.h3 �h5 1 3 .Wb7 Elf6 1 4 .Wb3 Elg6)
Karpov-Korchnoi, Moscow cm(6) 1974
One of the central positions of the system
with 9.c3. In compensation for the sacrificed
pawn B l ack g ai n s the i n i t i ative on the
kingside. As we know from the previous
example, White must closely watch for sac­
rifices on f2 and the move . . . �h4. The es­
sential weakness of Black's position is the
eS -square. Karpov 's next move creates the
threat of a knight invasion, and at the same
time over-protects the f3 -knight in the event
of the standard exchange on d2 (-position
1 23 ):
1 5.�e2 ! ?
Now I S . . . CU f2 ? 1 6 . mt2 �h4 1 7 . m fl �e l
I S . CU e 1 �e2 1 9 . me2 vtf e7 20.mfl l"i:eS is bad
in view of 2 1 .vtf d 1 +- (Botvinnik). In the
game after I S . . . �h4 [ I S . . . 1d6 was better -
94] l 6 . l"i:fl 1f3 1 7 . CU f3 1f2 I S . l"i:t2 CU f2
1 9 . mf2 vtf d6, White gained a winning posi­
tion by 20. CU gS ! +- .
Ex. 1 29 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.ttJf3 ttJ f6 3.ttJe5 d6 4.ttJf3
ttJ e4 5.d4 d5 6.1d3 i.e7 7.0-0 ttJ c6 8.Elel
194 9.c3 f5 1 0.Wb3 0-0 1 l . ttJ bd2 �h8
12.Wb7 Elf6 1 3.Wb3 Elg6) Dreev-Wolff,
Bukaramanga 1983
Another important theoretical position,
which differs from the previous one in that
White has not included the moves 1 2 .h3
1hS . This has its pros and cons. On the one
hand, the manoeuvre 1e2 is now less effec­
tive, since B lack ' s light-square bi shop is
protected, and he may have an opportunity
to play . . . �h3 . On the other hand, the king's
position is not weakened and sacrifices on
f2 are not so dangerous .
14.�b5 ! ? [ Al S .�c6 :;"1 c6 l 6 . ctJ e5]
If now 1 4 . . . :;"1 b S , then l S .1Wa4 1Wd6 1 6.�c6
�h3 1 7 . g3 ! . If 1 4 . . . 1Wd6 ? ! White replies
with l S .�c6 �h3 1 6. ctJ e4 :;"1 g2 1 7 . <;t>hl fe
l S . ctJ eS+- (Dreev, Dvoretsky ) . The text
move 1 4 . . . f4? ! allows White to gain a sig­
n i fi c a n t adv antage after l S . �c6 ! ctJ d 2
[l S . . . � h 3 ? 1 6 . ctJ e4 ! � g 2 1 7 . ctJ e S + -]
1 6 . ctJ eS ! ctJ b 3 1 7 . ctJ f7 <;t> g S I S . ctJ dS :;"1 d S
1 9 . ab � fS 20.�bS± (Dreev, Dvoretsky) .
P erhaps Bl ack's best possibility is the the­
matic 1 4 . . . ctJ d2 l S . ctJ d2 �d6 ! 1 6 .g3 ! ctJ e7:t
(Dreev, Dvoretsky) .
-95.

Ex. 1 30 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.tLlf3 tLlf6 3.tLle5 d6 4.tLlf3

tLle4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 i.e7 7.0-0 tLlc6 8J�el
�g4 9.c3 f5 1 0.'lWb3 0-0 1 l .tLlbd2 ..t>h8
1 2 .'lWb7 E:f6 1 3 .'lWb3 E:b8 1 4 .'lWc2 i.d6
15.i.f1) Barua-Arlandi, Manila (01) 1992
By a typical exchange (-positions 1 23 , 1 29)
followed by a sacrifice on h2 Black gains a
dangerous attack. Yet, if White defends in
the best way, then this attack leads only to a
draw: 15 ... tLld2! 1 6.tLld2 i.h2 17.�h2 E:h6
18.�gl 'lWh4 19.f3 1Wel 20.tLlb3 E:h5, and
now according to analysis by Arlandi it was
correct to play 2 1 .�f4 1Wh4 2 2 .1We2 ! gS
23.�eS <;t>gS 24.fg fg 2S .�f6 :;"1 fS 26.1We6
:;"1 f7 = .
-96.

21 4
 Chapter 8
1.8. 1 . Overview
This chapter considers White ' s plan to un­
dermine the centre by 9 . c4 . Typically, the
ensuing positions differ only insignifi cantly
from those of chapters 6 and 9. Theref ore,
when studying these positions, i t is usef ul
to become f amiliar with the ideas typical
of them and to look through the corre­
sponding positi ons and games at the end
of this chapter.
The position af ter 1 O. ctJ c 3 dc (-98-99) can
also ari se f rom the Queen ' s Gambit
A ccepted (- D20/2). Following the game
K asparov-Timman, Amsterdam 1 994 (-99)
appa rently only a f ew players will be wi ll­
ing to maintain this line with B l ack. At the
same time , the v ariations here with the
pawn sacrif ice af ter 1 O. ctJ c3 ixf 3 (- 1 00)
are less dangerous f or Black than the cor­
responding lines of chapter 6 (-annotation
t o the I I th move of game 4 ) .
21 5
The continuation 1 0.cd leaves Bla ck a
choice between 1 O. . . ctJ xd5 and l O... ixf 3 .
The f ormer leads to a typical structure with
an isolated pawn. We consider some nu­
ances of this structure in game 6 and in
p o s i t i o n s 1 3 3 - 1 3 9. I n g e neral , W h i te
should ai m to keep as many pieces on the
board as possi ble and to increase the pres­
sure on the k i n g s i d e and i n the centre .
White ' s set-up with 1 2.h3 and 1 3. a3 largely
corresponds to thi s concept. In this line
White retains an opening initiative.
Nowadays 1 O . . . ctJ xd5 has been practically
displaced by the altern ative l O... ixf 3 (- 1 06-
1 09 , positi on s 14 0- 1 4 2 ). White has not
managed to show any convincing ways of
increasing the ini tiative. As a consequence,
the entire system with I OJ::i: e I has become
rare and has given way to the system with
8 .c4 , which is analysed in the next chapter.
 It�
1.8.2. Theory

9.c4

a b c d e f 9 h

6 6

5 5

4 4

3 3

a b c d e f 9 h

1.e4 e5 2.ttJf3 ttJf6 3.ttJe5 d6 4.ttJf3 ttJe4 5.d4 d5

6.id3 ie7 7.0-0 ttJc6 8J!elig4 9.c4

9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17
41 43 45
98 ... ttJ C3 6 ic4 ie 36 1,W f3 id 46 'ge7 1,Wb 7 1,Wb3
640 C6
42
f3 6
44 66
ttJf6 d 0-0 i ttJd4 1,Wd4 1,Wc4 c6 1,Wb 3 4
=

648 649 51 6 53
99 dS id 3 h3 'ge 5 6 ig6 d6
64 7 6 50 6 52 5
ttJaS c6 ih 5 ig6 hg id6 6 4 ±
6 55 Cd 6 5 7 6 58 0
1 00 ... 1,W f3 1,Wd 1 ibS ttJdS 1,Wb 3 ttJe7 66
656 659 61
i f3 ttJd4 ttJe6 ttJd 5 c6 cb 0_0 1,Wet
=

664 666 66 8 67 0 2
1 0 1 ... cd ttJc 3 ie4 1,Wc2 if 5 1,Wb 1 1,WfS a 3 67
66 2 66 3 66 5 667 669 f 5 67 1
ttJd 5 0_0 i e6 h6 ttJCb4 i if6 ttJC3 673
=

67 5
1 02 ... ih 7 if 5 1,Wb 1 1,Wf 5
4
�h8 ttJcb4 67 if5 ttJf6 676
67 8 6 80
1 0 3 ... a3 1,Wd 3 ie 3 'gad 1
9 1
if6
677
h6
67
ttJce7 C6 68
6 83 6 85
1 04 ... h3 1,Wc2 ifS 1,Wb 1 1,WfS 1,Wb 1
82 6 84 86
i e6 6 ttJf6 ttJb4 if 5 g6 'ge8 6
6 88
1 05 ... a3 ie 4 ic 2 ie 3 if 5
8 8 9 0 69 1
i f6 6 7 h6 6 ttJde7 69 ttJf5 ifS ±
93 69 5
1 06 ... 1,W f3 1,Wg 3 ttJc 3 ttJb 5 6 ttJC 7 1,Wg4 ie 2
69 2 6 94 6
i f3 1,Wd 5 1,Wd4 0_0 1,W g4 'gad8 ttJg4 ttJf6 69

21 6
 Jt�
9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17
69 8 00
107 ... IWh 3 ctJ e 3 IWd7 �e3 g ad l �fS 7 00

ctJ d4 697 IWd 7 ctJ d7

6 99
ctJ e6 �d6
01 02 04
108 ... IWdS ctJ e3 7 �e4 �e3 7 �d47 ctJ b S
0 gd8 705
ctJ dS ctJbd4 ctJ d4 eS 7 3 cd 00

�e47
06 0 09 10
109 ... �d2 7 7 �e67 �e3 7
08 11
0- 0- 0 �b4 ctJ f67 be ctJ dS 7

21 7
640 9 ... ct:J d4?? 1 O.�e4 de I I .Wd4+- .
9... f5? !
A) 1 O. ct:J c 3 �f3 l l .gf ct:J c 3 1 2 . bc O-0 1 3 .cd
WdS 1 4 .We2 'it>hS I Sj'lbl :9:aeS 1 6.�f4±
Olland-Levin, Hannover 1902;
B) l O.cd WdS 1 1 . ct:Jc3 ct:J c 3 1 2 .bc
B l ) 1 2 . . . �f3 1 3 .Wf3 Wf3 1 4.gf± :9:fS I S .dS
ct:J aS 1 6.�a3 :9:n 1 7 .:9:e5 'it>d7 I S .d6 ct:Jc6
1 9 .:9:e7 ct:Je7 20.de+- Liao-Sulliman, Du­
bai 01 1986;
B2) 1 2 . . . 0-0 1 3 .:9:b l ± Bilguer.
9 �f3 I O.Wf3 ct:J d4 I I .We3 ct:J fS [ 1 1 . . .c S ?
..•
1 2.cd ct:J f6 1 3 . ct:J c3 Wd7 1 4.�d2± Vecsey­
Androvitsky, corr 197 1 ]
A) 1 2 .Wh3 ct:J fd6 1 3 .cd ct:J f6 1 4 .�gS Wd7
[ 1 4 . . . ct:J dS ? I S . ct:J c 3 �fS 1 6.:9::e7 ! ± Lobron­
Handoko, Indonesia 1983] I S .Wh4 0-0-0
1 6 .ct:Jc3 h6 1 7 .Wd4 ! 'it>bS I S .�e3 b6 1 9 . a4±
Chigorin-Schiffers, St.Petersburg 1879;
B) 1 2 .Wf4
Bl) 1 2 . . . Wd7 1 3 .cd ct:J ed6 1 4 . ct:J c3 0-0-0
I S . �d2 h6 1 6 .Wb4 �f6 1 7 .:9:ac l :9:he S
[o I 7 . . .'it>bS Forintos, Haag1 I S .:9:eS ct:JeS
1 9.ct:JbS± Teschner-Insham, Lugano 1984;
B2) 1 2 . . . ct:J fd6 1 3 .cd ct:J c S 1 4 .�c2 0-0
I S .We3 ! ct:J c S 1 6. ct:J c3± Wolff-Bardeleben,
Munich 1990.
641 1O.�e3 0-0 1 1 . ct:J c 3
A) 1 1 . . . :9: e S [ 1 1 . . .dc -981 1 2.cS (Kahn­
Varga, Budapest 1987) �cS ! ? 1 3 .dc d4;
B) 1 1 . . . ct:J b4 1 2 .�e2 dc \3 .�c4 c6=
Sulliman-Nascimento, Dubai 01 1986.
642 10 ct:J d4
.•.
A) I I . ct:J dS ct:J dS 1 2 .cd ct:J f3= Forintos,
Haag;
B) I l .cd �f3 1 2 .gf [ 1 2.Wa4? c6 ! 1 3 .Wd4
�dS+ Forintos, Haag] 0-0 1 3 .�h7 [ 1 3 .�e3
cS 1 4.�e4 �d6 ! oo Forintos, Haag] ct:J h7 !
1 4.Wd4 �f6
B l ) I S .Wc4
21 8
B l l ) I S . . . Wd7 1 6 .�f4 Wh3� Dvoretsky;
B12) I S . . . �c3 1 6 .bc c6� Hazai-Forintos,
Budapest 1986 -42/(381);
B2) I S .Wd3 ! ? Wd7 1 6 .�f4 :9:adS 1 Hladl±
Dvoretsky.
10 0-0 l 1 .cd ct:J dS [ 1 1 . . . ct:J d4 -10... /LJd4/
.••
B] - l O.cd.
643 D20/2
12.�g5
A) 1 2 . . . �f3 1 3 .Wf3
At) 1 3 . . . ct:J d4 1 4 .Wb7 :9:bS I S .Wa7l I S .�a6
:9:b2 1 6.Wa7] :9:aS= Pr.Nikolic ;
A2) 1 3 . . . Wd4 1 4 .�bS �d6°o Pr.Nikolic;
B ) 1 2 . . . ct:J dS \3 .�e7 ct:J ce7 1 4.h3 �hS I S .g4
�g6 1 6 . ct:J eS c6 1 7 .Wf3 'it>hS I S . h4 f6=
Huebner-Pr.Nikolic, Wijk aan Zee 1 984·
37/414.
644 1 2 . . . ct:J b4 1 3 .:9:c I c 6 1 4 .�gS h6
I S .�f6 �f6 1 6.Wb3::!:: Solozhenkin-WegJan,
Miedzybrodzie 1991.
12 ... ct:J aS 1 3 .�d3 :9:eS 1 4.h3 �hS I S .a3 a6
[ I S . . . ct:J dS ? 1 6.�h7'it>h7 1 7 . ct:J gS±; I S . . . l2lc6
1 6.�bS± Suetin]
A) 1 6 .dS cS 1 7 .�gS [ 1 7 .dc ct:Jc6= 1 b5=
I S .:9:eS �g6 1 9 . ct:J h4 [ 1 9 .�g6 ? ! hg6+ Tal·
Suetin, Sochi 1977 -24/243] �d3 20.�d3
ct:J c4 2 1 .:9:e2 ct:J dS 22.:9:ae 1 ct:J f4 23 .Wd8I2le�
24.:9:e2 :9:adS 2S .�e7 :9:d2= Suetin;
B) 1 6.b4 ct:J c6 l 7 .g4 �g6 I S .�g6::!:: [fld5:
I S .�c4 ct:J e4=] Suetin.
645 14.Wb7 ct:Jc2 I S .:9:ad l �d6 ! 16.8e2
ct:Je3 1 7 .:9:e3 :9:bS= Gufeld.
646 18.ab :9:abS [ 1 S . . . :9:fe S ? 1 9j:lb7'=1
1 9 .:9:a3 :9:feS 20.:9:eS :9:eS (112-1/2 Kasparow.
Karpov, Moscow wcm(30) 1984/85 ·381
418) 2 1 . � f1 :9:e7 2 2 . :9: a6 :9:c7 2 3 . � e 2
(Ljubojevic-Schussler, New York 1985)
'it>fS (Schussler) 'M=.
647 1 2 ... ctJb8 !1 ctJ d7 B latny. 1 2 . . . ctJ b4 653 16. � g5
13.a3 �f3 1 4 . gf ctJ a6 I S .'lWe2 �cS 1 6.�a6 A) 1 6 . . . cd 1 7 .�g6 hg l S . ctJ dS± B latny;
ba6± Blatny. B) 1 6 . . . l2l d S ? 1 7 .�e7 l2l e7 I S .�g6+-
Blatny;
648 13.� e2 = . C) 1 6 . . . �d6 1 7 . Ele2
13.�f1 c6=. C 1 ) 1 7 . . . cd? l S .�g6 hg 1 9 . ctJ dS
C l l) 1 9 . . . ctJ c6 2 0 . ctJ f6 gf 2 1 .iI, h6+­
649 14.dc ctJ c6= Blatny. Kasparov;
C12) 1 9 . . . �h2 20.�h2 'lWdS 2 1 .'lWdS l2l dS
650 14 ... �f3 I S .'lWf3 22.EleS+- Kasparov;
A) l S . . . ctJdS 1 6.ctJdS cd- 1 7 .EleS ! d4 1 S .EldS ! C2) 1 7 . . .iI,b4 !
Wic7 [ I S . . . 'lWb6 1 9 .'lWe4+-] 1 9 .�f4+­ C21) l S .iI, g 6 hg 1 9 .�f6 gf 2 0 . ctJ e4 cd
Blatoy; . dS fS ! Ftacnik;
2 1 'IW
B) I S . . . cd 1 6.�gS ctJc6 1 7 .�f6 �f6 I S .ctJdS±/ C22) l S .Elc 1 ! ? �c3 1 9 .Elc3 il,d3 20.�f6'IWf6
± Gutman-Hergott, Graz 1987 . Ftacnik;
C23) l S .iI,f6
651 15. �g5 cd 1 6 . EleS C23 1 ) I S . . . 'lWf6
A) 1 6 . . . d4? 1 7 .�f6 �f3 C23 l l) 1 9 . ctJ e4? ! 'lWf4 !oo Kasparov [ 1 9 . . .
AI) 1 8 .�e7 �d l 1 9 .�dS ctJ c6 20.�c7±; 'lWdS ! Blatny] ;
A2) I S .'lWf3 �f6 1 9 . EldS C2312) 1 9 .iI,g6 !
A2I) 1 9 . . . dc ? 2 0 . El dS El fd S 2 1 . b c 3 + ­ C23121) 1 9 . . . hg? 20.l2le4 'lWf4 [20 . . . 'lWdS
j,Polgar-Kamsky, Las Palma s 1994 ; 2 1 .'lWd4 ! (2 1 .d6 ! ) cd 2 2 . ctJ egS+- !1'IWh4-
A22) 1 9 . . . 'lWcS 2 0 . ctJe4 �dS 2 1 . l2l d6 'lWe6 h7#,'lWb4+- Blatny] 2 1 . a3
2Uld4± -60/(298) ; C2312ll) 2 1 . . .iI,e7 22.d6 �dS [22 . . . ElfdS
A3) l S .�h7 ! �h7 1 9 .'lWd3 �gS 20.�e7'IWc7 23.'lWa4+-] 23 .'lWd3+- Kasparov;
21.ElaS Wias 22.�fS+- -60/(298); C231212) 2 1 . . . cd 22.'lWdS EladS 23 .'lWbS l2lb3
B) 16 . . . �f3 1 7 .'lWf3 l2lc6 I S .�f6 �f6 24.Elf l ctJ d4 (24 . . . ctJ c l 2S .Ele3) 2S . ctJ d4 E1d4
19J\dS± -60/(298). 26.'lWb7± Kasparov;
C23122) 1 9 . . . 'lWg6
652 15 ..cd? 1 6. ctJ dS �f3 1 7 .'lWf3± Blatny.
.
C231221) 2 0 .'lWa4 �c3 2 1 .bc 'lWd3 !
15...�d6!? 1 6.ElhS ! ctJ hS 1 7 .�h7 [2 1 . . .b6f± Kasparov] Blatny ;
A) 17 . . . �hS I S . ctJ gS ctJ f6 [ I S . . . g6 1 9 . ctJ f7 C23 1 222) 2 0 .'lWd4 ? ! c S ! oo ( Kasparov)
El t7 20.�g6] 1 9 .'lWa4 ! Blatny ; 2 1 .'lWf4 [!1E1ad l ±/± Blatny ] il,c3 22.bc 'lWd3°o
B) 1 7 . . .�h7 I S .ctJgS �g6 1 9 .'lWd3 fS 20.ctJe6 Yusupov;
BI) 20 . . . 'lWf6 2 1 . g4 ! � ElhS 2 2 .�g5 'lWf7 C231223) 2 0 . ctJ eS ! --+ 'lWd6 [!12 0 . . . 'lWhS ?
23.itJe4!! �c7 24. ctJ f6 ! +- i1'IWfS Blatny; 2 1 . ctJ d7 ! ElfdS 2 2 . EleS+- Kasparov;
B2) 20 . . . 'lWbS ! ? 2 1 . g4 l2l f4 2 2 .�f4 �f4 20 ... 'lWfS 2 1 .'lWa4 �c3 22.bc b6 2 3 . dc6±]
23.itJf8 WifS 24.b4 ! t Blatny ; 2 1 .dc6± Ftacnik -CBM41;
B3) 20 . . . EleS 2 1 .g4'IWf6 22.gh �hS 23 .�gS C232) I S ... gf 1 9 . Elc l !
1!fit7oo Ftacnik. C2321 ) 1 9 . . . El c S ? 2 0 . ctJ e4 ! ± Kasparov­
15 .h6!? 1 6.g4 ! ? �g6 1 7 .�g6 fg I S . ctJ d4°o
..
Timman, Amsterdam 1994 -60/29S ;
Ftacoik. C2322) 1 9 . . . �c3 20.Elc3

219
C23221) 20 . . .'Wd5 2 1 . Eld2+- L1'We6 22.b4
�d3 2 3 . Eldd3 l2l c4 24. l2l d4 'Wd5 25 .'Wg4
mhS 26.l2lf5 ElgS 27.EldS Elg4 2 S . Elc5 Elg5
29.El3c4 b6 30.f4 Elh5 3 1 . l2l g 3 Kasparov;
C23222) 20 . . . cd 2 1 .�g6l2 1 .l2ld4± Ftacnik]
hg 2 2 . l2l h4 ! [22. Eld3 l2l c 6 2 3 . El dS 'Wb6±
B1atny -CBM4 1 ]
C232221 ) 2 2 . . . El c S ? 2 3 . El c S 'W c S 24. l2l g6+­
Kasparov;
C232222) 22 . . . EleS? 23 .EleS [23.Elg3 ! ?] 'WeS
24. l2l g6 fg 25 .'WdS mhS 26.'WaS 'We I
27.mh2 'Wf2 2S .'Wb4 !± Kasparov;
C232223) 22 . . . l2l c6 ! 23 .Elg3 ! -+ 23 . . . L1 mg7 ?
24.'Wd3+- Kasparov.
654 18.Ela5
A) I S . . . l2l e4 ! ?
A I ) 1 9.12le4 �h2 20.�h2 'Wd l 2 1 . liJ c 3 'Wc2't
Ftacnik;
A2) 1 9 .'Wa4 l2l c 3 20.bc b5 2 1 .'W h4 �e7 !
Ftacnik;
A3) 1 9 .'lWe l ! ± Ftacnik;
A4) 1 9 .'Wb 3 'Wa5 20.l2l e4± Ftacnik -CBM;
B) I S . . .'W a5 1 9 .'Wd6 EladS 20.'Wf4±
Kasparov -60/298.
655 12.'We3 ? ! dc 1 3 .�c4 l2l c 2 .
12.'Wh3 ? ! d c 1 3 .�c4 l2l c 2 1 4 .�g5 l2l e l
A) 1 5 .Elel 0-0 1 6 .�d3 g 6 1 7 . El e7 'We7
I S . l2l � 'We4 1 9 .�� l2l e4 20.�e3 ElfeS
2 1 .g4 l2l d6 2 2 . � h6 Ele4 2 3 .'W f3 ElaeS=t
Boesveld-Kroeze, Netherlands 1995;
B) 1 5 .�f6 �f6 1 6 .Elel m fS 1 7 . l2l d5°o
Nevostruev-Lunev, OreI 1992.
12.'Wg3 dc [ 1 2 . . . l2l e6 ! 't Kavalek]
A) 1 3 .'Wg7? l2l f3 ! [ 1 3 . . . ElgS 1 4.'Wf6 cd3=t]
1 4.�h l [ 1 4 .gf ElgS-+] ElgS 1 5 .'Wf6 l2l e l -+
Karpov;
B) 1 3 .�c4 0-0 [ 1 3 . . . l2l c 2 ? 1 4 .'W g7 ElfS
1 5 .�g5+- ; 1 3 . . . l2l f5 ? 1 4.'Wh 3 l2l d6 1 5 .�g5 !
l2l c4 1 6 . El ad l 'W c S 1 7 .'W h4± Kavalek]
1 4.�g5
220
B l ) 1 4 . . . l2lc2? 1 5 .Ele7 ! ;
B2) 1 4 . . . h6? 1 5 .Ele7 l2l f5 [ 1 5 . . .'We7 1 6.l2l dS
'Wd6 1 7 . l2l f6 � h S I S .'Wh3+ - ; 1 5 . . . hg
1 6.'Wc7±] 1 6.Elf7 liJ g3 [ 1 6 . . . Elf7 1 7 .�f6 �f6
I S .'Wc7] 1 7 .Elf6 mhS 1 8 .Elh6 gh 1 9 .�d8
EladS 20.hg3± Kavalek;
B3) 1 4 . . . �d6
B 3 1 ) 1 5 .'Wh4 h6 ! 1 6 .�f6 [ 1 6.�h6? l2lfS-+]
'Wf6 1 7 .'Wf6 gf (Lobron-Karpov, Hanno·
ver 1983 36/389) 1 8 .Elad l l2l c6't;
B32) 1 5 .'Wh3 ! ?
B32 1 ) 1 5 . . .'Wd7 [ 1 5 . . . h6 1 6.�h6-+] 1 6.�h4
[ 1 6 .'Wd7 l2l d7 1 7 .Elad l l2l c6= Sternberg­
Voronkov, USSR 1976] l2l f5 [ 1 6 . . . �g4?
1 7 .'W g4 l2l g4 I S . El e4+- ] 1 7 .'Wh3 l2l d4=
Kavalek;
B322) 1 5 . . . 'WcS 1 6 .'Wd3 'Wf5 1 7 .�f6 �f6
I S . liJ dS 'Wh4 1 9 .93 'Wg4 20.Ele41tJf3 1/2-Y2
Zapata-Gi.Garcia, Linares MEX 1994.
656 12 ... dc 1 3 .�c4 0-0 [ l 3 . . . c5 1 4.�a4�]
1 4.Ele7 'We7 1 5 .'Wd4 'We I 1 6.�f 1 ± �:gbl
Karpov.
12 ... 0-0 1 3 .cd5± Karpov.
12 ... c6 1 3 .�e3 l2l e6 1 4 .cd l2l d5 1 5 .ltJ dS1i*' dS
1 6 .'Wc2� Kasparov.
657 13.'Wb3!? l2lc5 1 4.'Wb5 mf8 I S .cd
c6 1 6.'Wc4
A) 1 6 . . . l2l d3 1 7 .'Wd3 l2l d5 I S .�e4 �d6
1 9 .�d2 Eld8 20.Elad 1 -+ Wolff-Socrates 4.0,
Fifth Harvard Cup 1994;
B) 1 6 . . . cd 1 7 .'Wd4 l2l e6°o.
658 1 6.�f4
A) 1 6 . . . 0-0 ? 1 7 . l2l e7 'We7 I S .�d6+- ;
B) 1 6 . . . El c 8 ? 1 7 .�e5 ! -+ ;
C) 1 6 . . . �d6 ? !
Cl) 1 7 .'W g4 0 - 0 I S . El e6 �f4 1 9 .12l f4=
[ 1 9 . l2l e7=] Karpov ;
C2) 1 7 .�d6 'Wd6 1 8 . l2l f6 me7 1 9 .ltJd51j;l f8
20.'Wf3� Karpov ;
D) 1 6 . . . liJ f4 ! 1 7 . l'1e7 <j;l f8 1 8 . l'1 e5 I¥fd6 !
1 9J�f5 [ 1 9.l¥fd4? f6] l'1d8 20.1¥ff3 [20.l'1f4
Wd5] 2 1 .l'1d 1 l¥fe6 22.l'1fdS l'1d5 23.l¥fdS I¥fdS
24.l'1d5 me7= Kasparov.
16.�h5!? 0-0 1 7 .�e3 [ 1 7 . ctJ e7=] �gS
1 8j�ad l � [ � liJ b6] �e3 1 9 .1'1e3 l'1e8 !
[ 1 9 . . .�g5 20.l¥fgS ctJ gS 2 l . f4±]
A) 20.f4 l'1e5
AI) 2U: 1ed3 ? l'1dS ! + 22.l¥fdS I¥fb6;
A2) 2 1 .mh l ? liJ f4 ;
A3) 2 1 .l'1e5? l'1 d 5 ! -+ Gelfand-Yusupov,
Horgen 1994 CBM43;
A4) o 2 l .b4 l'1e4 2 2 . fS [ 2 2 . l'1ed3 ? liJ f4
23.iDf4 1¥fb6] l'1h4- 23 .l¥fe2 liJ d4 24.l¥ff2
Wd5 25 .�h4 liJ f3't [25 . . . liJ e2't] ;
B) 20.l'1h3
Bl) 20 . . . h6 2 1 . l'1g3 mh8°o [2 1 . . .l'1e5 22.b4
gc4 23.l¥fh6] ;
B2) 20 . . . ctJ gS 2 1 .l'1g3 h6oo;
C) 20.l'1ed3�.
16.b3�.
659 16 ... a6? 1 7 .�e3 [ 1 7 . l'1d I ] 0-0
18. g ad l t Karpov.
660 17.l¥fb5? �eS ! Karpov.
661 18.l¥fb5M=
A) 18 . . l'1fd8 1 9 .�e3 I¥fd7 20.l¥fd7 l'1d7
. 0321) I S . . . liJ dS 1 6 .liJdS �d6 1 7 .�e4 M3 ,
2 1 .gadLt;
B) 18 . . . a6 !
B1 ) 1 9 .�b3 l'1fd8 [ 1 9 . . . l'1ae8 ? ! 20.�d2 l'1fd8
21.�c3;!: Kasparov] 20.�e3 l'1ae8 [20 . . . bS=
Karpov] 2 1 .l'1ae 1 [2 1 . a4 ! ?]
B11) 2 l . . .liJd4?? 22.�d4 l'1e l 23 .l'1c l l'1d4
24.We3!+- Kasparov;
BI2) 2 l . . .l'1e l 22.l'1e l I¥fd7 23 .h3 h6 24.l¥fe3
&Jd4= Panchenko-Novikov, USSR ch(lI)
1987;
813) 2 1 . . . h6 2 2 . h 3 liJ d4 ! ( Kasparov­
Karpov, wcm(6) London 1986)23 .�d4 l'1e l
24.gc 1 l'1d4=;
221
B2) o1 9 .1¥feS Kasparov.
662 10 ...l¥fd5 1 1 . liJ c 3
A ) 1 1 . . .l¥fh5 1 2.�bS
AI) 1 2 . . . l'1d8 1 3 .�f4± Keres;
A2) 1 2 . . . �f3 1 3 . gf liJ d5 1 4.l¥f a4 liJ e 3 I S .be
mf8 1 6 .�e6 I¥fg6 1 7 .<j;lfl ± Vitolinsh-Heida,
Riga 1 972;
B ) 1 1 . . .l¥fd8 1 2 .�b5 0-0 1 3 .�e6 be 1 4.h3±
Browne-Meduna, Las Palm as 1 974;
C) 1 1 . . .l¥fd7 1 2 .�b5 a6 1 3 .�e6 be 1 4 .�f4
0-0 I S .�eSt Forintos, Haag;
0) 1 1 . . .�f3 1 2. liJ d5 �d l
01) 1 3 . liJ e7 liJ e7 1 4. l'1dl 0-0-0 I S .�e4
liJ fd 5 = Valenti-Toth, Haifa (01) 1976;
02) 1 3 . liJ f6 gf
021) 1 4.dS ctJ eS [ 1 4 . . . � a4 I S . de �e6
1 6 .�f4± Honfi] 1 5 . l'1d l liJ d3 1 6 .l'1d3 0-0-
o =It Forintos, Haag;
022) 1 4.l'1d l liJ d4 I S .�e3 liJ e6 1 6 .�e4 e6
1 7 .l'1ae l t King-Bex, Bern 1 986;
03) 1 3 . liJ e7 md7 1 4 .�f4 [ 1 4 . liJ a8 ? �g4+]
03 1 ) 1 4 . . . ctJ hS I S .�f5 <j;ld8
031 1 ) 1 6.l'1ad l liJ f4 1 7 . ctJ a 8 �d5-d6± Toth;
0312) 1 6.�eS liJ e5 1 7 . liJ a8 liJ e 6 1 8 .l'1ad l
�d6 1 9 .1'1e5 liJ e7 20.l'1a5 b6 2 1 .l'1a7 liJ f5
22.liJ b6± Kavalek;
032) 1 4 . . . �g4 1 5 .d5 !
l'1ad l Forintos, Haag;
0322) I S . . . liJ d4 1 6 . liJ a8 l'1a8 1 7 .�eS
[ 1 7 . l'1 ac l ? liJ d5 1 8 .�e5 ctJ e 6 1 9 .�g7 l'1g8
20.�h6 �b4 ! 2 1 . l'1fl �f3 't Panchenko­
Makarychev, USSR 1975]
03221) 1 7 . . . �eS 1 8 .h3 �h5 1 9 .1'1ac l �b6
20.l:k4l::l e 8 2 1 .<j;l f l ± Toth;
03222) 1 7 ...�fS 1 8 .�fl
032221) 1 8 . . . �eS 1 9 .1'1 ad l liJe2 20.�b5
<j;le7 2 1 .�d4 <j;ld6 22 .�eS me7 23.l'1e2 mf8
24.d6 l'1d8 25 .d7 liJ d7 26.�d7 �g4 27 .�d6
�d6 28 .�g4± Makarov-Rozentalis, USSR
1 982]
032222) I S . . .ltJe2 1 9 .�bS WdS 20.d6 ltJe l
2 1 .l::le l �e6 22.de We7 23 .�d4t Kavalek­
Toth, Haifa (01) 1 976 -22/262 .
663 1 1 . . .�e6
A) 1 2 .lLl e4 h6 1 3 .ltJeS �eS 1 4 . a3 0-0 I S .b4
b6 [ I S . . . �f6 Forintos, Haag] 1 6.ltJb3 �e6 ? !
[ 1 6 . . . �f6] 1 7 .bS ltJbS l S .l::le 6 fe 1 9 .'We2 l::lf6
20.'We4 g6 2 1 .�h6± Vitolinsh-Mikenas,
Riga 1978;
B) 1 2. a3 0-0
B l ) 1 3 .�bS (Heilemann-Cederlund, corr
1 979) ltJaS ! = Forintos, Haag;
B2) 1 3 .ltJe4 h6 1 4.�e2 [ 1 4.ltJg3 ltJf6 1 S .�e2
'WdS 1 6 .�f4 �d6= Bamsley-Wason, corr
1939- 1940]
B21) 14 . . . �f5 (Wolf-Teichmann, Monte
Carlo 1 903) I S .ltJeS ! ? Forintos, Haag;
B22) 14 . . . ltJf6 Forintos, Haag;
B3) 1 3 .'We2 h6 1 4.�fS [ 1 4.�h7 �hS I S .�fS
ltJe3 1 6.be �dS 1 7 .�c4 l::leS I S.l::lb l �f6
1 9.�f4 �e4 20.l::le 4 'WdS ! (Rivara-Bresrak,
corr 1981) 2 1 .l::lbe l t] �fS IS .'Wf5 ltJe3
1 6.be �f6 1 7 .l::lbU Honfi-Engert, Bad
Mondorf 1974.
664 12.ltJ d5 'WdS 1 3 .�e4 'Wd6
A) 1 4.'Wd3 ? ! �f3 I S .�f3 �f6 1 6.�e6 be6+
Micousek-Toth, Italia 1 973;
B ) 1 4 .dS ltJeS 1 S .h3 ltJf3 1 6.�f3 �f3 1 7 .'Wf3
'Wf6 I S.'Wb3 b6 1 9 .�f4 'Wf4 20.l::le 7 l::lfeS=
Richardson-Morgado, corr. 1978;
C) 1 4 .�e6 be I S .l::lc4 �e6 1 6 .�g5 �gS
[ 1 6 . . . f6? 1 7 .'We2±] 1 7 .ltJgS �dS I S.l::le 3
Cl) I S . . . 'Wf4 1 9 .1::l eS ! l::l a bS [ 1 9 . . . f6 ? ?
20 . g 3 + - ; 1 9 . . . h6 2 0 . g 3 'Wf6 2 1 .ltJe4±
Zapata, Henao] 20.g3 'W f6 2 1 .b3 h6
[2 1 . . .l::lfdS 22.'We2 h6 23 .ltJe4 'Wg6 24.ltJeS±
Zapata-Lima, Bogota 1 992] 22.ltJe4 �e4
23 .l::le4 l::lfdS 24 .l::lc l l::ld 6t ;
C2) I S . . . h6 1 9 .1tJe4 [ 1 9.ltJf3 ! ?] �e4 20.l::le4
l::l abS [20 . . . l::lfeS 2 1 .l::le8 l::l e S 2 2 . 'W a4±]
222
2 1 .'We2 [2 1 .b3 l::lfeS=] l::lb 4= Ugrinovic.
665 1 2 ... ltJ f6
A) 1 3 .dS
A I ) 1 3 . . . ltJb4 1 4. a3 ltJe4 1 S .l::le 4 �f3 16.WIf3
ltJa6 [ 1 6 . . . ltJe2? 1 7 .l::lb l eS I S . de CLld4
1 9 .1::l d4 'W d4 20.�e3 'Wf6 2 1 .ltJdS ! Wie6
22.eb7+- Teschner-Schuster, BRD 1 953J
1 7 .�e3 [ 1 7 .b4± Zak] �f6 I S.l::l e4 Wid7
1 9 .1::ld l ± Teschner-Delander, BRD 1 954;
A2) 1 3 . . . ltJeS ! ? 1 4 .�h7 [ 1 4 .h3 ! ?] CLlh7
I S . l::leS �d6 1 6 .l::l e l l::le S 1 7 .�e3 Wid7
I S .'Wa4 'Wa4 1 9 .1tJa4 �f3 20.gfltJfS 21.CLlc3
ltJg6 i1ltJh4� Speelman-Barna, Manila (01)
1992;
B) 1 3 .�e6 be 1 4 .h3 �f3 I S .V::Vf3 CLld5
1 6.ltJdS cd 1 7 .�f4t Ljubojevic-Christian·
sen, London 1982 .
1 2 . . . �b4 1 3 .ltJdS [ 1 3 . �d2 ! ? Zak ] �el
1 4.'We l fS I S .�gS 'Wd7 ! [ 1 S . . . 'Wd6? 16.CLle7
( Chigorin/Schiffers-Alapin/Petrovsky,
St.Petersburg 1882) i1ltJe7 1 7 .�e7+- J
A) 1 6 . ltJ e7 ltJe7 1 7 .�e7 [ 1 7 .ctJeS Wid4
I S.ltJg4 ltJg6+] fe4+ Yuneev;
B) 1 6.�e2 �f3 1 7 .gfltJd4 1 S.'Wd l [± SozinJ
eSoo Yuneev.
12 ... ltJ c3 ? ! 1 3 .be ltJaS 1 4 .l::lb l e6 1 S.h3�e6
1 6 .'We2 h6 1 7 .ltJe5 'We7 I S.'We2± �Wie5
R.Haag-Copliv, corr 1984-85 .
666 13.ltJ a4
A) 1 3 . . . ltJ f6 ? ! 1 4 .�e6 be I S .ctJeS �d5
1 6.�gS WhS 1 7 .'We2± Schatzle-Morgado,
corr 1978;
B) 1 3 . . . l::leS I 4.ltJe S �eS 1 S .de ctJf6 Schach
Archiv.
13.'Wd3 h6 [ 1 3 . . . fS ? 1 4.ltJdS �dS 15.�f5
�f3 1 6.gf ltJd4 1 7 .�h7 WhS 18.f4!±
Mortensen-Solomon, Thessaloniki 01
1984]
A) 1 4 .'WbS ? ! ltJeb4 ! ? [ 1 4 . . . a6 ! ] 15.Wib7
l::lbS= ;
B) 1 4.a3 1kf6 - 1 03;
C) 1 4.1kfS CLl eb4 - 1 01 ;
D) 1 4.1kh7 �h8 I S .1kfS CLl eb4 -102.
667 13 ... f5? 1 4.1kd3 CLl db4 I S .�e2 CLl d3
16.\We6 m h 8 1 7 . Ei: d l CLl c l 1 8 . Ei: ae l ±
Tseshkovsky-Dvoretsky, Vilnius zt 1975.
13 . g6? 1 4 .1kh6 Ei:e8 I S . Ei: ad l ± i'1 CLl eS
..
Forintos, Haag.
668 14.a3 1kf6 I S .1ke3 CLl ee7 1 6 .Ei:ad l e6
17 .!c l = (Poulsen-Johansen, corr 1 979)
IWc8!? Forintos, Haag.
669 14 . .. CLldb4? ! I S .�e4 1kfS 1 6.�fS 1kf6
17.a3!±.
14 .\Wd7?! I S .1ke6 fe 1 6.�e2 ! 1kf6 [ 1 6 . . . Ei:f6
..
17.itk4; 1 6 . . . CLl e 3 1 7 .be E1f6 1 8 .1kb2]
17.\We6 Vfje6 1 8 . Ei:e6 Ei:ad8 1 9 .Ei:� CLl db4
20.!e3 CLle2 2 1 .Ei:d l ± .
14 !f6?! l S .1ke6 fe 1 6.�e4± .
...
14 .. 1iJc3 I S.be 1kdS [ l S . . . 1kfS - 1 4 . . . 1kfS ]
. 17.1kd2 ! ?
1 6.!e4 Ele8 1 7 .Ei:b 1
A) 17 ... b6 1 8 .1kf4 1ke4 1 9 .�e4 1kd6 20.�e6±
Tseshkovsky-Dvoretsky, Minsk USSR
ch(lI) 1976.
B) 17 ... !f6 ! ? 1 8 .1kf4 [i'1 1 8 .Ei:b7 Ei:e4 ! 1 9 .Ei:e4
iiJd4] !e4 1 9 .Ei:e4 �dS 20.Ei:be 1 ± ;
14 !fS IS .�fS CLl e3 1 6 .be 1kf6
...
A) 17.\Wg4? ! �e8 ! 1 8 .�g3 CLl e7 ! 1 9 . CLl eS
ie5 20.EleS CLl g6 %-% Kasparov-Yusupov,
Leningrad 1977;
B) 17 .:i%b 1 :1;;
C) 17.!a3:1;.
670 IS.Vfje4? ! CLl f6 ! .
671 16 ... CLlffi 1 7 .1kf4 [ 1 7 .a3 CLl bdS =
Grzesik-Autenrieth, Bundesliga 1987]
A) 17 . . .CLJbdS 1 8 .1keS e6 1 9 .Ei:e2 (Rozen­
talis·Arlandi, Debrecen 1 992) �e8=;
B) 17 . . . !d6 ! ? 1 8 .1keS �d7 ! 1 9 .�d7 CLl d7
223
B l ) 20.1kd6 ed 2 1 .Ei:e7
B l l ) 2 1 . . .Ei:ad8 22.Ei:ae 1 CLl e6 2 3 . Ei:7e2 CLl f6
24 .dS CLlb8 2S . CLl d4:1; Kauranen-Morgado,
corr 1 978/81 ;
B 12) 2 1 . . .Ei:fd8 i'1�f8 ;
B2) 20.Ei:ad l CLl b6 ! [20 . . . 1keS 2 1 .de CLl e S =
Kasparov-Majorov, USSR 1 978] 2 1 .1kd6
cd (V2-Y2Matanovic-Makarychev) 22. Ei:e7
Ei:fb8 i'1dS ,�f8 .
672 17.CLle4 �e8
A) 1 8 . CLl f6 CLl f6 1 9 . �bl Ei:e8 2 0 . 1k d 2 =
Scherfke-Morgado, corr 1 980/82;
B) 1 8 .�hS c6
Bl) 1 9 .1kh6?! CLl c 2 [ 1 9 . . . gh? 20. CLl f6 CLl f6
2 1 .�h6 CLl h7 2 2 . Ei: e S--+] 20 . CLl eS ( Kor­
sunsky-Yusupov, Baku 1 979) 1keS ! ? 2 1 . de
�e6 [2 1 . . . gh ! ?] 22.�fP �g6 23 .�g6 fg
24.1kd2 CLl a l 2S . Ei: a l Ei:ae8+
B2) 1 9 .Ei:e2 CLl d3 ! ? i'1CLl f4;
B3) 1 9 .Ei:d 1 =.
673 1 8.bc
A) 1 8 . . . CLl d S = Machulsky-Yusupov, Vilnius
1978.
B) 1 8 . . . �dS ! ? A I 9 . CLl eS CLl c6 20.1kf4 Ei:ad8.
674 15 ... CLl db4? 1 6 .�e4 !
A ) 1 6 . . . 1kfS 1 7 .�fS 1kf6 1 8 . a3 CLl a6 1 9 .�hS±
Anton-Rozentalis, Moscow 1 977;
B) 1 6 . . . 1kc4 1 7 .�g4 ! [ 1 7 .dS ? 1kdS 1 8 . CLl dS
�dS 1 9.a3 �e4 20.1ke4 fS ! ] CLl d3 1 8 .Ei:d l
[ 1 8 .1kh6? gh 1 9 .�h3 �g7 - 20.Ei:e4 Ei:h8 !oo]
CLl c 1 1 9 .Ei:ac 1
Bl) 1 9 . . . 1kgS 2 0 . CLl gS �gS 2 1 . � g S hg
22.b3±;
B2) 19 . . . CLl b4 20.1kb l ± Beliavsky-Yusupov,
USSR ch 1981 32/406.
15 1kf5 1 6.�fS
•..
A ) 1 6 . . . CLl b6 ? ! 1 7 .1ke3 [ 1 7 .dS ! ?] 1kf6 1 8 . CLl e4
CLl dS 1 9 .Ei:ad l Ei:e8 20.1kc 1 CLl ee7 2 1 .�hS±
Michalko-Revesz, corr 1 983/84; 1 8 .�bS ! Ei:fd 8 1 9 . ctJ dS [ 1 9 . Ei:ac l ± ] j
B) 1 6 . . . ctJ f6 1 7 .!f4 !d6 1 8 .!eS ctJ e7 20.!d5 �dS 2 1 .�b7 Ei:b8 22.1&c7 1
B l ) 1 9 .�c2 ! ? 23 .�f4 Ei:b2 24.Ei:ac l ± Sax-Kurajica, Vr
B l l) 1 9 . . . !eS ? ! 20.de ctJ fd S 2 1 . Ei: ad l ± 1980 -30/242.
Klovans-Gljanez, Lvov 1 984; 13 Ei:e8 1 4 .�d3 h6
..•

B 1 2) 1 9 . . . ctJ g6 ; A) l S .!d2 �d7

B 2 ) 1 9 .�h3 ctJ g6 20.Ei:ad 1 Ei: e 8 2 1 .Ei:e3 \t>g8 ! A I ) 1 6.Ei:ac 1 Forintos, Haag;
22.�g3 ctJ hS 23 .�g4 ctJ f6 24.�g3 ctJ hS Y2- A2) 1 6.Ei:ad l (Gerigk-Ivanov, corr 19
Y2 Tal-Karpov, Moscow 1983. Ei:ad8=;
B) l S .!h7 \t>h8 1 6 .!fS ! ?±.
675 1 6.�e4? ! ctJ f6 1 7 .�bl !fS 1 8 .�fS
ctJ bdS = Hulak-Toth, Reggio Emilia 1983. 678 14.ctJ a4
A) 1 4 . . . Ei:b8 ? ! I S .�d3 h6 1 6 .ctJc5 j
676 17 . �c8 ? !
. . 1 7 .ctJeS ctJ de7 [0 1 7 . . . ctJ ce7 Forintos, Ha
A) 1 8 .�hS ? ! ctJ f6 ! = 1 9 .�h4 (Psakhis­ 1 8 .!f4 ctJ eS 1 9.de �d3 (Sax-Bednan
Yusupov, Vilnius 1978) !d6! 11 20.!h6 Vraca 1975) 20.!d3;t; Barcza;
�g4 Xc2. B) 1 4 . . . !g4 !
B) 1 8 .�e4 ! fS 1 9 .�b 1 !f6 20.a3 ctJ c 3 2 1 .bc B l ) I S .h3 !f3 1 6 .�f3
ctJ dS B l l) 1 6 . . . Ei:e8 1 7 .!d2 ctJ de7 [ 1 7 . ltJ c
. .

B l ) 22.c4 ctJ c3 ! ; 1 8 .!d5 � d S 1 9 . Ei:e7 �d4 20 .!c3! �

B2) 22.�d3 Ei:e8 ! ? ; 2 1 .!f6±] 1 8 .dS ctJ eS 1 9 .�b3 ctJc8 !
B3) 22 .�b3 ! �d7 23 .c4 ctJ e7 24.!b2 ! ;t;/±. B l l l) 20.�b7? ctJ d6 11 ctJ ec4-+ V.Ko
17 . !f6?! 1 8 . ctJ e4 �c8 1 9 .�hS ---+ .
.. cevic;
17 ctJ f6=/;t;
••• B 1 l2) 20. Ei: ac l ctJ d6 2 1 .!b l bS ! +/t L
A ) 1 8 .!d2 ctJ bdS 1 9 . ctJ e S �c8 [0 1 9 . . . \t>g8] bojevic-V.Kovacevic, Bugojno 1 984 -

20.�f3;t; Mortensen-Jakobsen, Denmark 341 ;

1984;
B) 1 8 .!f4
Bl) 1 8 . . . c6 1 9 .!g3 ! ? [ 1 9 . Ei: ad l ! ?] \t> g 8
2 0 . Ei: e2 ctJ bdS 2 1 . ctJ eS !b4 2 2 . Ei: c l
[22 .�f3 ! ?] ctJ e7 23 .�f3 �d4 24.Ei:d l �b6�
Klovans-Yusupov, Riga 1 984;
B2) 1 8 . . . ctJ bdS 1 9 .!eS [ 1 9 .!g3 ! ? ] c6=
(Psakhis-Schussler, Tallinn 1983; Lobron­
Toth, Rome 1983)
B21) 20.�h3 ! ? �c8 2 1 .�g3 �d7 = ;
B22) 20.Ei:adl � c 8 2 1 .�c8 Ei:ac8 22 .!f6
!f6 2 3 . ctJ dS cd= Makarychev.
677 13 �d7 1 4.!gS ! f6 [ 1 4 . . . h6?
...
B I 1 3) 20.g3 ctJ d6 2 1 .!g2± Forintos, Ha
B 12) 1 6 . . . ctJ ce7 ! ?=;
B2) l S .�d3 !f3 1 6 .�f3
B21) 1 6 . . . ctJ d4 1 7 .�hS g6 1 8 .1!f1d5 �
1 9 .!dS ctJ c 2 20.!h6 Ei:fd8 2 1 .!b7 [2 1 .�
2 1 .!b3 ] Ei:ab8 22.!f3 ctJ a l 2 3 .1'� a l E1d4<
B22) 1 6 . . . Ei:e8 1 7 .!d2 ctJ de7 1 8.dS (jJ
Bll;
B23) 1 6 . . . ctJ ce7 1 7 . ctJ cS b 6 1 8 .1!f1h3 �
1 9 . ctJ d7 [ 1 9. ctJ e6 ! ?=] Ei:e8 20.!d2 c6 2 U
Ei:e l 2 2 . Ei: e l cd 2 3 . ctJ ffi 1/2-YZ Adorj:
Yusupov, Vrbas 1980.
14.h3 - 1 05.

l S .!dS ± ; 14 . . . Ei:fe8 l S .!e7 Ei:e7 1 6 . ctJ gSU 679 14 g6? ! I S .!h6 !g7 1 6.!g7 �
..•

±] I S .!h4 g6 1 6 .!g3 Ei:ac8 1 7 .�e2 !f7 1 7 .�bS a6 1 8 .�cS ctJ ce7 1 9 . 1tJ g5

224
20.�c4± Secchi-Garner, corr 1959.
680 1 5.ct:le5
A) l S ... �eS 1 6. de ct:lc3 1 7 .�c 3 ct:l d4 1 8 .!e3
cS 1 9 .b4± Bengfort-Erlach, Dortmund
1986;
B) IS . . . ct:lce7= Forintos, Haag.
15.1tJa4 b6 1 6 . ct:l c3 l"i:c8 l 7 .!d2 ct:l ce7=
Ljubojevic-Henley, Indonesia 1983 .
15.�d2
A) I S . . . a6 1 6 . ct:l eS t Meyer-Lirgi, corr
1952/53;
B) lS . . . Wd7 1 6 . ct:l e5 !eS l 7 . de l"i: a d 8
I S.Wg 3 t Kristiansen-L.A .Schneider,
Sonderso 1987 ;
C) l S . . . ct:l ce7 (Decsi-B.Szabo, corr 1983)
1 6Jhd l c6=.
681 16 ...�d6
A) 17 .�h7 �h8= 1 8 . ct:l e4 �c6 1 9 .!d2
[ 19 . 8:cl We8 2 0 . ct:l c S g6 2 1 . ct:l e6 fe6+
Przewoznik]
AI) 19 . . . g6? 20 . ct:l f6 ct:l f6 2 1 . ct:l e5 �e8
22.�g6 fg [22 . . . ct:l g6 23 .�e3 ! +-] 23 .!h6+­
Przewoznik;
A2) 1 9 . . �g4 20 . ct:l f6 �f6 2 1 .!e4 l"i:ad8
.
22.h3 �fS= Kondali-Przewoznik, corr
1985;
B) 17 .�c l t �ct:leS Forintos, Haag.
16 . c6=.
..
682 12 .. !h5? 1 3 .!h7 ! ± �h7 1 4 . ct:l gS
. 20.!c 1 t Forintos, Haag;
�g6 IS.Wd3 fS 1 6 . ct:l e6 �d6 l 7 . ct:l dS+­
Olafsson-Persitz, Hastings 1955-56.
12...�f3?! 1 3 .�f3 ct:l db4 1 4.!b l [ 1 4.dS ! ?
Flesch]
A) 14 . . �f6 IS . a3 ct:l a6 1 6.dS ct:l d4 1 7 .�d3
. 24. etJ g6 ! fg 2S .�c7 etJ c7 26.l"i:e7t Vasiukov­
g6 l S .�h6 etJ cS 1 9 .�c4 l"i:e8 20.!a2 �d6
2 1 .gad l as 22.!e3 bS 2 3 . etJbS± Sokolov­
Yusupov, Moscow ch 1981 -32/(406);
B) 14 . . . Ele8 I S .dS !d6 1 6.l"i:e8 �e8 l 7 .!e3
ILleS 1 8 .We4 etJ g6 1 9. a3 etJ a6 20.!c2 �e4
225
2 1 . etJ e4 !eS 2 2 . ! d 3 tl± Dolmatov­
Yusupov, USSR ch 1981 -32/(406).
683 13.etJe4 (Keres)
A) 1 3 . . . !fS
AI) 1 4. etJ f6 !f6 IS .!fS etJ ce7 1 6 .!e4 c6
1 7 . etJ eS �d6 1 8 .!d2 l"i: a d 8 1 9 .�c2 g6
20.!h6 l"i:fe8 2 1 .l"i:ad It Madl-Arlandi, Genf
1988;
A2) 1 4 . a3 !f6 I S .�b3 ! -688/14.etJ e4/A;
B) 1 3 . . . ct:l f6 1 4. etJ fgS h6 l S .etJ f6 !f6 1 6. etJ e6
fe 1 7 .�g4 etJ d4 1 8 .!h6 etJ fS 1 9 .!fS
[ 1 9.Elad l ? ! etJ h6 20.�e6 l"i:n 2 1 .�e4 l"i:d7
22.�b7 l"i:d4°o 1/2-1/2 Lobron-Kavalek, Han­
nover 1 983 36/(389) ] ef 20.�c4 �h8
2 1 .l"i:ad l �c8 22.!f4± Schach Archiv;
C) 1 3 . . . h6 (Toth)
C 1 ) 1 4. etJ g 3 (Forintos, Haag) �d7=;
C2) 1 4 . a3
C21) 1 4 . . . l"i:e8 ? ! IS .b4 etJ f6
C211) 1 6 .!b2? !dS ? ! [ 1 6 . . . etJ e4 ! 1 7 .!e4
!dS=] 17 . ct:l g 3 !f8 1 8 . etJ e S ct:l d7 (J.Polgar­
Hort, Monaco 1994) 1 9 .f4t Hort;
C212) 1 6 . etJ cS ! ? !cS 1 7 .dcS± Hort;
C22) 1 4 . . . etJ f6 ! ?= Hort -61/303.
684 13 ... h6
A) 1 4.!fS etJ cb4 I S .�b l !fS 1 6.�fS
A I ) 1 6 . . . !f6 (Chiburdanidze-Barua, De­
lhi 1984) 1 7 . ct:l e4
A l l) 1 7 . . . c6 1 8 .!d2 etJ a6 1 9 . 1"i:ad l etJ ac7
A 12) l7 . . . �c8 ! ?oo -672/17.etJ e4.
A2) 1 6 . . . etJ f6 1 7 .!f4 c6 [ 1 7 . . . etJ bdS ! ? ]
1 8 . l"i:adl ct:lbdS 1 9 .!cl �c8 20.�d3 �c7
2 1 . etJ eS Elad8 22.�g3t �h7 23 . etJ dS etJdS
Andrianov, Moscow ch 1981 -32/(407) ;
B) 1 4 .!h7 ! ? �h8 l S .!fS
B1) l S . . . etJ db4 1 6 .�e4 !c4 1 7 .�g4 ct:l d3
1 8 . Eld l ± Autenrieth-Rabiega, Germany
1 98 8
- 674115 ... 4:J db4; e 4 ] �g7 20.e4 �b7 2 1 .�b2± i':1bS [2 l . . .l2lc6
B2) I S . . . �fS 1 6 .'lW5 4:J e3 1 7 .be �d6 ! ? 22.�e4±] 22.dS e6 23.d6 ! 'lWd6 24J:'1bd l
I S . i':1 e4 4:J e7 1 9 . 'lWbS 4:J dS 2 0 . �d2 4:J f6 'IW e7 2S . 4:J g4--t Vasiukov-Vladimirov,
2 1 .i':1e2t Hermann-Eng, Bundesliga 1984; USSR ch( lI) 1981 -32/407.
B3) I S . . . 4:J eb4 1 6 .'lWb l �fS 1 7 .'lWfS 13 ... i':1e8
B31) 1 7 . . . �f6 I S .�d2 'lWeS [ I S . . . 4:J e 3 ! ? A) 1 4 .�e2 4:Je3 I S .be �f6
1 9.be 'lWdS ] 1 9 .'lWe4 e6 20. 4:J eS �eS 2 1 .de A I ) 1 6 .�f4
i':1dS 2 2 . f4± Schussler-Eng, Germany A l l) 1 6 . . . 4:J aS 1 7 . 4:J eS (Pyhala-Hernan­
1983; dez,G Thessaloniki 01 1988) g6= Forintos,
B32) 1 7 . . . 4:J f6 I S.�f4 Haag;
B321) I S . . . e6 1 9 .i':1ad l 4:JbdS 20.�c l 'lWeS A 12) 1 6 . . . g 6 1 7 . 'lW d2 'lW d7= Ivanov­
2 1 .'lWd3 'lWe7 22. 4:J eSt Chandler-Schussler, Kochiev, USSR 1 9S3;
Germany 1983 -33/(432); A2) 1 6 . 4:J d2 ! ?;
B322) IS . . . 4:J bdS 1 9 .�eS e6 20.i':1ad l @gS A3) 1 6 .i':1b l
2 1 . 4:J h2 'lWeS 22.'lWf3 'lWd7 2 3 . 4:J fl i':1feS A31) 1 6 . . . �dS ? ! 1 7 .i':1eS 'lWeS I S.�f4 We7
24. 4:J e 3 �fS= Lobron-Toth, Rome 1 983. 1 9 . 4:J h2 ! g6 20. 4:J g4± Popovic-Handoko,
ZagreblRieka 1985 -39/386;
685 14.4:J g5 ! ? h6 [ l 4 . . . 4:J d4 I S .�h7 @hS A32) 1 6 . . . b6 1 7 . 4:J d2 4:J aS l S . 4:Je4 �f5 ! =
1 6.'lWb l ±] l S . 4:J e6 fe 1 6. 4:J e2 [ 1 6.�e3 4:J d4 Balashov-Kochiev, USSR c h 1977 ;
1 7 .�d4 'lWd4 I S.i':1e6=] 4:J b4 1 7 .'lWbl 4:J d3 B) 1 4 . 4:J e4 ! ? ;
I S.'lWd3 4:J dS ! 1 9 . 4:J g 3 [ 1 9 .�h6 gh 20.'lWg6 q 1 4.'lWe2 h6 I S .�e3 a6 ? ! 1 6.'lWd2 �f8
@hS=] �gS ! = Vladimirov. 1 7 .�e2 4:J e3 I S.be �dS 1 9 . 4:J h2± Pyhala­
Handoko, Thessaloniki 01 1 988;
686 1 8.a3 [ I S.�f4 ��e S = ] 4:J bdS I 9 .�gS 13 ... 'lWd7 1 4 .'lWe2 h6 (Bauer-Autenrieth,
e6 20.'lWe2 'lWe7 2 1 .i':1e2 �d6 22.i':1ae l i':1e2 Germany 1 986) I S . 4:J eSt Forintos, Haag.
23 . i':1 e2 'lWaS ! ? 24 . 4:J dS ? ! (L.Schneider­ 1 3 ... a6 ! ?
Vladimirov, Gausdal 1991 -52/304) A) 1 4 . 4:J e4 �fS ;
24.'lWb3 'lWb6 2S .'lWe2= Vladimirov. B) 1 4.�e3 ! ? ;
C) 1 4.�e2
687 13 . . h6? ! 1 4 .�e2 ! i':1eS I S .'lWd3 4:J f6
. C1) 14 . . . 'lWd7 I S . 4:J e4 �fS 1 6. 4:J eSt;
1 6 .�h6 ! gh 1 7 . i':1 e 6 ! ± Chandler-Fries C2) 1 4 . . . i':1eS I S .�e3 'lWd7 1 6 .'lWd2 l"1ad8
Nielsen, Germany 1981. 1 7 .i':1ad l 4:J c 3
13 4:J c3 ? ! 1 4.be �f6
•.. C 2 1 ) I S .'lWe3 �dS 1 9 . 4:J e S =;
A) I S .�f4 h6 ? ! 1 6.�e2 (Lewis-Nascimento, C22) I S .be �a3
Thessaloniki 01 1 988) �e4t Forintos, C22 1 ) 1 9 .e4 �b4 20.'lWd3 g6+;
Haag; C222) 1 9 . 4:J g S �fS 20.�b3 �g6+ Timman;
A I ) I S . . . g6 1 6 .�e4 4:J aS 1 7 . 4:J eS e6 I S.'lWf3 C223) 1 9 .�gS
�g7 1 9 .'lWg3 4:J e4 20.h4Mt Tseshkovsky­ C2231 ) 1 9 . . . f6 20.'lWd3 fg 2 1 .'lWh7 cj;lf8
Barna, Calcutta 1 986; Blatny;
A2) I S . . . 'lWd7 ! ? ; C2232) 1 9 . . . �e7 20.'lWf4 �dS [20 . . �d6 .

B ) I S .'lWe2 g 6 [ I S . . .h 6 ] 1 6.i':1b 1 �dS 1 7 .4:J d2 ! 2 1 .'lWh4 g6 22.'lWh6] 2 1 .�e7 i':1e7 (Timman­

b6 I S. 4:J e4 ! [�4:Je3 ] 4:J e7 1 9 . 4:J eS ! [�4:Jg4 ; Yusupov, Dortmund 1 994) 22 . 4:J e5 �e8

226
[22 . . . l2l eS 23.de 'WeS 24.ii,h7 �h7 2S . l"i:dS
E1dS 26.�e4t] 23 .'Wh4 h6 24.f4� ;
D) 1 4.'We2 h6 I S .ii,h7 �hS 1 6 .ii,5 ii,fS
17.WfS l2le3 I S.be ii,f6t.
688 14.l2l a4 ttJ d4 ! I S . ttJ d4 ii,d4 1 6.ii,h7
�h7 1 7 .'Wd4 b6 l S . ttJ e3 Y2-Y2 Psakhis­
Karpov, USSR ch 1983 -35/(403).
14.�c2
A) 1 4 . . . l2l c3 l S .be l"i:eS -6S7/13 ... l"i:e8/A;
B) 1 4 . . . l2l de7 l S .ii,e3 ttJ fS 1 6 .ii,fS ii,fS
17 .dS;!;;
C) 14 . . . l2l b6 ! ? I S . ttJ e4 ii,fS
C 1 ) 1 6 .dS ? ! ttJ dS 1 7 .ii,b3 ii,e4 1 S.l"i:e4 ttJ ee7
1 9. 1Ll e5 �d6 20.'We2 e6+ Tal-Schussler,
Tallinn 1 983 35/(403);
C2) 1 6.ii,e3 ttJ e4 1 7 .'Wd3 ttJ e3 l S.fe ii,g6=
Forintos, Haag.
14.�b5 l2le3 I S .be ttJ e7 1 6.ttJgS ii,fS 1 7 .ttJ e4
�e4 ! I S . l"i:e4 e S 1 9 .ii,e3 ttJ dS= Lukin­
Yusupov, USSR 1981 32/(407).
14.lLl e4
A) 14 . . . ii,fS
AI) I S .l2leS ii,d3 1 6.'Wd3 b6 1 7 . ttJ e4 'Wd7
18 .�g5 ii,gS 1 9 . ttJ fgS (Balashov-Maka­
rychev, USSR) g6= Makarychev;
A2) I S .Wb3 ! l"i:bS 1 6. ttJ f6 'Wf6 1 7 .ii,gS 'Wg6
18 .WdS ! ii,d3 1 9 . ttJ h4 'Wd6 20.'Wd6 c d
2 1.dS;!; f6 22.ii,e3 ttJ eS 23 .ii,a7 l"i:aS 24.ii,d4
gaS;!; Lobron-Schussler, 1 984; Hellers­
Schussler, Malmo 1 987/88;
B) 14 . . . �d4 I S . ttJ gS h6 1 6.l"i:e6 ! ? fe 1 7 .ttJ e6
'&f6 IS.l2lfS �fS ! ?t ;
C) 1 4 . . h6
. gf 1 9 . ttJ e4t Forintos, Haag;
Cl) l S .�e2 ii,fS ! 1 6.ii,b3 ttJ b6 1 7 .ii,f4 ii,d4
18.Wd2 �e6 1 9 .ii,e6 fe 20. ttJ d4 ttJ d4 2 1 .ii,g3
\l2-V2 Gufeld-Kharitonov, USSR ch 1981 -
32/(407);
C2) IS.l2leS
C21 ) I S . . . ii,eS 1 6 . ttJ eS
C211) 1 6 . . . ii,eS ? ! 1 7 .de b6 l S.'Wa4±
Sokolov-Andrianov, Sochi 1980;
227
C212) 1 6 . . . ttJ d4 1 7 . ii,e4 [ 1 7 .ii,b1 ] ttJ b6
I S .ii,a2� ;
C22) I S . . . ttJ d4 1 6 . ttJ b7 'We7 [ 1 6 . . . 'WbS
1 7 . ttJ eS 'Wb600] 1 7 . ttJ d4 [ 1 7 . ttJ aS] ii,d4
I S.ii,h7 Ii?h7 1 9 .'Wd4 'Wf6=1t .
689 1 4 . . . a6 I S . 'W d 3 t Vitomskis-Sal­
misch, corr 1 9S4/S6.
1 4 ... ttJ ce7 I S .ii,gS e6 1 6 .'Wd2 'Wd6 1 7 .ii,e2
'We7 l S .ii,ffi ttJ f6 1 9 . ttJ gS ii,dS 20.l"i:eSt
Westerinen-Schussler, Malmo 1986.
14 ... 'Wd7 I S ii,gS ii,gS 1 6 . ttJ gS h6 1 7 . ttJ e6t.
14 ... 'Wd6 ! ? IS .ii,gSt .
14. . . ttJ c3 I S .be ii,dS (Martin-Jeres, Spain
1992) 1 6.'Wd3 ii,e4 1 7 . l"i:e4 l"i:eS l S.ii,f4t .
14 ...g 6 I S .ii,h6 ii,g7 1 6.'Wd2t .
690 1 5 ... ttJ b6?! 1 6 .'Wd3±.
15 ... ttJ ce7 1 6 . ttJ dS ii,dS 1 7 .'Wd3 ttJ g6
IS. ttJ eStl±.
69 1 18.d5t Gipslis-Sieiro, Havana 1984.
692 13 ... 0-0-0 ? !
A) 1 4 . ttJ bS 'Wb6 ! 00 I S . a4 [ l S . b400] ii,eS
1 6 .ii,fS �bS 1 7 .ii,f4 ttJ dS Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 4.ii,fS li?bS l S .ii,f4t Forintos, Haag.
13 ... l"i:d8 1 4.ii,bS !
A) 1 4 . . . 0-0 ? ! l S .ii,h6 ! [ 1 S .ii,e6 ii,d6] ttJ hS
1 6. 'Wf3± Kavalek;
B) 1 4 . . . l"i:d7
Bl) I S . ii, gS 'Wg4 1 6 . 'W g4 ttJ g4 1 7 . h 3 !
[ 1 7 . ttJ dS f6 ! ] ttJ f6 [ 1 7 . . . f6 l S.ii,f4t] l S.ii,f6
B2) l S .'Wg7 l"i:gS 1 6.'Wh6 ttJ g4? ! [ 1 6 . . . l"i:g6 ! ?;
1 6 . . . �dS ! ? ] 1 7 . 'Wf4 �dS l S .'Wd4 l"i:d4
1 9 .ii,e6 be 20.f3 ! [20.h3 ? ! ttJ f2 ! f± Huebner­
Smyslov (1), Velden cm 1983 -35/403] l2l f6
2 1 .ii,e3 l"i:b4 22.l"i:ad 1 ii,d6 23 .b3± Kavalek.
693 14.'Wh3 l"i:adSoo Forintos, Haag.
1 4 . l"i: dl 'Wg4 ! I S . 'We7 ii,eS 1 6 . h3 'Wh4
1 7 .Wf4 Wf4 I S.�f4= Mikhalchishin­
Halasz, Budapest 1984.
694 14 ...Wb4°o 1/2-1f2 Abramovic-Kura­
jica, Yugoslavia 1984 -38/(421).
14 ...Wd7 I S .:8d l
A) I S . . . Wg4 1 6 .Wg4 lD g4 1 7 .�e2 lD f6
I s . lD c7 :8 adS 1 9 .�e3 �d6 20 . lD bS �eS
2 1 . lD :a7 lD d4 22.�d3 lD g4°o Kasparov­
Wolf, London 1984;
B) l S . . . �d6 � 1 6.Wh4 lD eS= Forintos,
Haag.
695 15.Wc7 �cS ! --t .
1 5.�f4 ! ? Wg3 1 6.�g3 �d6 ! 1 7 . lD c7 �g3=
Forintos, Haag.
15.Wg4 lD g4
A) 1 6 . lD c 7 ? �cS !+;
B) 1 6 .�fS ? ! lD f6 1 7 . lD c7 :8 adS+ Sax­
Yusupov, Thessaloniki 01 1 984 -38/421;
C) 1 6.�e2 ! =.
696 17 ... lD ge5
A) I S.�e3 ? ! lD b4 1 9 .:8ec l lD ed3 20.�d3
lDd3 2 1 .:8c2 a6 22.a3 �f6+
Levacic-Sarthou, Cannes op 1 995;
B) I S.�f4=. 17 ... lD f6 = .
697 12 •.. 0-0 1 3 . lD c3 Wd4 - 1 2 ... Wd4/A.
1 2 ...Wd4 1 3 . lD c 3
A) 1 3 . . . 0-0 ? !
A I ) 1 4.�bS ! ? Taimanov;
A2) 1 4. lD bS ! ?
A21) 1 4 . . . Wb4? I S .�gS ! h6 1 6 .�f6 �f6
1 7 .Wf7 ! +- Gipslis;
A22) 14 . . . Wg4? I S .�h7± Gipslis ;
A23) 1 4 . . . WcS I S .�e3± Gipslis;
A24) 14 . . .WdS I S .�f4� Gipslis ;
A3) 1 4.�gS h6 I S .:8ad l t WcS
A31) 1 6.�f6 �f6 1 7 . lD dS �d4 ! I S.WfS g6
1 9 . 1D f6 �g7 20.Wc5 �cS 2 1 . lD d7 �b4 !
Gipslis;
228
A32) 1 6 .:8e7 !? lD e7 17 .�f6 gf IS.Wfh6 f5
1 9 .WgS lD g6 20 . lD e4� Gipslis-Fochtler,
Schwaebisch Gmuend 1995 -63/261 ;
B) 1 3 . . . Wd7 ? !
B 1 ) 1 4 .Wd7 �d7 I S .�e3� Taimanov;
B2) 1 4.�fS ! ?;
C) 1 3 . . . :8dS ! 1 4.�fS [ 1 4.�bS ! ?]
C 1 ) 1 4 . . . g6 I S .�e3 Wb4 1 6.a3
C l l) 1 6 . . . Wb3 ? ! 1 7 .�h6 gf [ 1 7 . . . E1 g 8 ')
I S. lD e4 ! ] I S.�g7 :8gS 1 9 .�f6 IWc4 20.E1e3
:8g6 2 1 .�e7 lD e7 22.:8ael :8e6 23 .Wfh7±
Ivanovic-Forintos, Metz 1988;
C 12) 0 1 6 . . . IWc4 Forintos, Haag;
C2) 1 4 . . . hS I S .IWg3 �fS
C21) 1 6.�e3 IWb4 1 7 .a3 IWaS [ 1 7 . . . Wfb 3 1 0
Kurajica] I S . IWf3 g6 1 9 .�c2 h4t
Velimirovic-Kurajica, Bela Crkva 1984
38/417;
C22) 1 6 .IWc7 ! ? �d6 1 7 .IWb7 lD e7 I Sj ,h3 1 0
[ I S.IWf3 lD g4t Kurajica] lD g4 1 9 .�g4 hg
20.g3± Forintos, Haag;
C3) 1 4 . . . 0-0 I S .�e3 IWb4 1/2_1/2 Korchnoi·
Smyslov, Beersheva 1990.
698 1 4.IWg3 ? ! 0-0 I S .�h6 lD eS+ �mh8.
cS Taimanov.
699 14 ... lD d7? I S . lD dS lD e6 1 6.:8e6 !±.
700 17.lD b5!? a6 I S . lD d6 cd 1 9 .�f5�
Taimanov.
17.�f5�
A) 1 7 . . . a6 1 S. lD a4 :8aeS I 9.�gS �e7 20.ltlc3
mfS 2 1 .�f6 gf 22.g3� Mortensen-Eng,
Pohja 1985;
B) 1 7 . . . me7 I s . lD bS [ l S .�gS c6 1 ?
Taimanov; I S.g4 ! ? g6 ! Forintos, Haag]
:8hdS 1 9 . 1D d6 cd 20.h3 b6 2 1 .g4 h6 22.�d4
:8acS 23 .�c3 g6 24.�c2 hS ! ? 2S .f3� 1/2.1/2
Kasparov-Karpov, wcm(28) Moscow 1984
-38/418.
701 13.�e4 0-0-0 1 4. lu e 3 -1 09.
702 15.�f4?!
A) I S ... e6 1 6.�eS tU de2 1 7 .�g7 �gS l S.�e2
/lJc2 1 9 .�f6 0-0-0 20.�e7 �deS 2 1 . �ec l
/lJ a l 22 . tU dS ! <j;ld7+ De Firmian-N.Ristic,
Vrnjacka Banja 1983);
8) I S . . . tU e6't Van der Sterren. 15.�bl e6
1 6.ie3 tU e6 1 7 .a3 tU a6 I S.b4 0-0 1 9 .bS
I/Z·I/2 Sax-Ristic, Smederevsk a Palanka
1982.
703 15 ... tU dc2? 1 6.a3 ! .
I S 1Ll bc6? 1 6 .�d4! tU d4 1 7 . �b7 �bS
. . .
I S .lLldS ! ± Wiedenkeller-Schussler, BRD
1984.
Is . lLlbc2? 1 6 .�d4 ! - 1 5 ... tU bc6.
..
IS J:1d8 1 6.�d4 �d4 1 7 . a3 [ l 7 .�b7 �d7
..
i1!'i:bS Abramovic] tUe6 I S.tUbS �d2
A) 19.ie6 be 20. tU a7 �d7 2 1 . tU c6 �eS !
22./lJeS �eS't Abramovic;
B) 1 9 . 1Ll e7 �d7 ! [ 1 9 . . . <j;ldS? ! 2 0 . tU bS ±
Abramovic-Rukavina, Yugoslavia 1985 -
39/385] 20.tUbS �dS 2 1 . � ad l �d l [2 l . . .
;§.)cS 22.E1e l ] 22.�dl �eS 2 3 . �d8 <j;ldS=
Abramovic;
C) 19.E1ad l ! E1d l - [ l 9 . . . E1b2 ? 20.�e6 be
2 1 . /lJ c7 �fS 22.�dS ! ] 20.E1d l hS - 2 1 . tU e7
;§.)fS 22. lLlbS a6 2 3 . tU e3 �eS 24.�fS �h6
25.!'i:d7 g6 26.�h3 gS 27 .�fS �f6 2S. �dS
i'1d6 29.ieSt Ivanovic-Rukavina, Yugos­
lavia ch 1985 39/(385).
7 0 4 1 6 lLl d5? tU dS 1 7 .�d5 tU e2 I S.�b7
. B) 1 7 .�e3 �a5 I S . tU e3 E1dS 1 9 .�dl �e3
[ I S.ieS? tUe l 1 9 . � e l O-O-O ! + Forintos,
Haag] E1bS 1 9 .�e6 �fS 20.b3 hS+ Perenyi­
Forintos, Hungary ch 1986.
1 6.ib7 E1dS ! [ 1 6 . . . �bS 1 7 .�e4 � tU de 2
1 8 .ic2 lLl e2 1 9 .�eS tU a l 2 0 . � e7 � dS
2 1 .!'i:a7 E1eS 22.g3 E1b2 2 3 . E1f7± Forintos,
Haag]
1 7 .!'i:ad l ILlbe2 I S . E1fl �bS 1 9 .�e4 �b2
229
20.�e l �bS 2 1 .�f4 �dS 22.§:d2 tUb4 23.E1e l
O-O ! 24.�h7 <j;lh7 2S . �e7= Beliavsky­
Timman, Bugojno 1 984 -37/341 .
705 1 7 ... 0-0? I S. a3 ! tU e6 1 9 .�e6 be
20.tU e7+-.
17 ... <j;lf8?! I S . a3 ! tUe6 1 9 . §:ae l [ l 9 .�e6 be
20. tU d4 �f6=]
A) 1 9 . . . a6 20.�e6 be [20 . . . ab 2 1 .�bS±]
2 1 . tU e7± Popovic;
B) 1 9 . . . d3 20.�d3 �f6 2 1 .b4 g6 [2 l . . . a6
22 . tU e7 �eS 2 3 . tU a6 ! �b2 24 . � e2 �a3
2S .E1a l ! +- Popovic] 22 .�e4± Popovic­
Kurajica, Yugoslavia 1984 -38/419.
17 ... E1d8 IS.a3 tU e6 [ l S . . . a6 1 9 . tU e7 <j;ld7
20.�fS �e7 2 1 .�e7+-Popovic] 1 9 .�e6 be
20. tU a7 ! �d6 ! 2 1 .�ae l �d7 22 . tU e6 �f6 !
2 3 . tU b4 d 3 2 4 . � e d l d2 ! 2 S . � e2 �eS !
26.§:ed2 §:e 1 27 .�e 1 E1d2� L.A. Schneider­
Forintos, Boras 1 986.
706 14.�f5 �bS I S .�e4=.
14.tU d5 E1dS 1 5 .�e4 �d4 1 6.�e6 be 1 7 .�e3
§:d5 l S.�a7 �f6 1 9 .E1ac l �b7 20.�e 5 E1d2't
HofTmann-Schwarzman, Dortmund 199 1 .
7 0 7 15.�g5 tU e 3 ! [ 1 5 . . .f6? 1 6.�d5±]
A) 1 6 .�dS [ 1 6.a3 E1d4!] §:dS't Forintos,
Haag;
B) 1 6.�e6 be 1 7 .�dS [ 1 7 .be �e3 l S.�dS
�a I +] tU b5't Karpov.
15.�d5 E1d5 ! 1 6. tU d5 �e l
A) 1 7 .�f4 �a5't Xd4;
20.be tU a5 + Guex- Vianin, Geneva op
1994;
C) 1 7 .tU e7
Cl) 1 7 . . . �f2 I S. <j;l f2 �e7 1 9 .�f4 <j;ld7
20.§:e l [20.�d l V2-1/2 Zapata-Howell, Cuba
1 993] � e6= Lj uboj evic-Tal, Bugoj no
1 984;
C2) 1 7 . . . �a5 I S.d5 tU d4 1 9.�e3 tU e2 20.E1e l
CLJe3 2 1 . CLJ b5 ! mb8 ! 22.fe .btd2 2 3 . :8:d l .bte3
24 . � f1 :8: d 8 ! 2 5 . � e2 .btf4 2 6 . � t3 .bte5
27 . CLJ c3 f5 28.h3 �c7+ Borsavolgyi-Fo­
rintos, Budapest 1990.
708 IS ... CLJd4 1 6 . CLJ d5 [ 1 6 . .btd5 ? ! .btc3
1 7 .bc CLJ c2 ! +] .btd2 1 7 .:8:ed 1 c6 1 8 .:8:d2 cd
1 9 .:8:d4= Forintos, Haag.
IS ... CLJ ce7 ! ?
A) 1 6 . CLJ dS CLJ d5 1 7 . .btdS .btd2+ Mikhal­
chishin;
B) 1 6 .a3=.
IS ... CLJb6!? � CLJ c4 Mikhalchishin.
709 16.a3 CLJ e4 [ 1 6 . . . :8:d4oo] 1 7 .:8:e4 .btc3
1 8 .bc CLJ a5= 1 9 .:8:ae l CLJc4 20 . .btc l b5 ! 2 1 . a4 !
ba 22.d5 CLJ b6 23 . c4� Ehlvest-Mikhal­
chishin, Lvov 1 984 -38/(420) .
71 0 17.a3 :8:d4 ! [ 1 7 . . . .btc3 ! ?] 1 8 . ab
[ 1 8 . .bte3 ! ? .btc3 1 9 . bc3�] :8:d2 1 9 .:8:a7 :8:e8 ! +
Lobron-Mikhalchishin, Dortmund 1 984
-38/420.
7 1 1 1 8.:8:ac1
A) 1 8 . . . :8: h e 8 1 9 . :8: e2 CLJ e 3 2 0 . fe c 5 =
Am.Rodriguez-Seirawan, Biel izt 1 985 ;
B) 1 8 . . . .btc3= Karpov;
C) 1 8 . . . CLJc3= Karpov;
D) 1 8 . . . CLJ e3 ! ? 1 9 . fe c5=
Dl) 20.a3 .btc3 2 1 .bc :8:he8+ Karpov;
D2) 20.:8:f] ? ! f6 2 1 .:8:5 :8:he8+ Kamsky­
Karpov, Linares 1 994 -60/299;
D3) 20.dc= Karpov.
18.a3 .btc3 1 9 . bc CLJc3 20.:8:ac 1 CLJ b5 2 1 . :8:c6
CLJd4 22.:8:c4= Karpov.
230
1.8.3. Game 6
Korsunsky - Yusupov
B aku 1 979
l .e4 eS 2.CLJf3 CLJ f6 3.CLJ xeS d6 4.CLJf3 CLJxe4
S.d4 dS 6 .btd3 .bte7 7.0-0 CLJ c6 8.:8:el !g4
•
9.c4
A logical continuation which undermines
the strong position of the black knight on
e4. Now 9 . . . CLJ xd4? ? loses after 1 O.!xe4
de 1 1 .'lWxd4+- . 9 . . . .btxf3 1 O .'lWxt3 CLJ xd4
1 1 .'lWe3 CLJ f5 is not dangerous for White,
since after 1 2 .'lWh3 or 1 2 .'lWf4 he regains
the pawn and establishes control of the cen­
tre. (-640 ) .
9 ... CLJ f6 10.cd CLJ xdS
S myslov ' s manoeuvre 1 O . . . .btxf3 1 1 .�xf3
'lWxd5 is a good alternative to the text move.
Now a structure with an isolated d-pawn
arises, typical of many lines in the Petroff
Defence.
1 l . CLJ c3 0-0 1 2 . .bte4
Another continuation is 1 2 .h3, aiming to
use the e4-square for the knight after the
best response 1 2 . . . .bte6 .
1 2 ....bte6
B lack must keep control of d5 .
1 3.'lWc2 [ 1 3 . a3 - J 03 ]
e f h
a b c d 9
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
A distinctive feature of thi s position with
an isolated pawn is the location of the black
knight on c6. On the one hand it exerts pres­
sure on the centre, but on the other hand it
does not allow B l ack to support his dS ­
knight with a pawn. White starts a manoeu­
vre which aims to increase the pressure on
the black dS-knight.
13 h6
...
13 .fS 1 4 .�d3 liJ db4 is weaker in view of
. .
15.IWe2 liJ xd3 1 6 .'iWxe6+ mhS 1 7 .l"i:d 1
ilJxc 1 l S .l"i:axc 1 ± Tseshkovsky-Dvoretsky,
Vilnius zt 1 97 5 .
14.�fS
In offering to exchange the light-square
bishops, White pursues two goal s : to weak­
en the dS-square and to clear the way to
the k i ng side for his queen . However, the
preli minary 1 4 .�h7 + ! ? deserved consid­
eration, since in some cases the black king
is misplaced at h S ( - 1 02 ) .
14 .. .ctJcb4! ?
After 1 4 . . . �xfS l S .'iWxfS liJ xc3 1 6 .bc White
obtains a favourable pawn structure . B y
attacking the queen, B lack gains a tempo
for the protection of his dS-knight. How­
ever, the position of his knight at b4 i s in­
secure .
lS.IWbl
15 .IWe4 liJf6 ! leads to the loss of tempo .
lS ...�xfS 16.'iWxfS �f6 ! ?
A n alternative plan is 1 6 . . liJ f6 intending
iIJ bd5 . After 1 7 .�f4 White ' s pieces are
more active but B lack does not have any
serious difficulties (-67 1 ) .
17.1tje4? !
231
a b c d e f
a b c d e f 9 h
White is aiming to attack. However, from
now on he always has to reckon with the
possibility of the black knight invading at
c2. 1 7 . a3 or 1 7 .�d2 was more cautious, but
again White does not gain any advantage.
For the time being the c2-square is indi­
rectly protected ( 1 7 . . . liJ c 2 ? ? I S . liJ xf6+) .
Nevertheless, with a typical manoeuvre
Black pushes the white queen back from
fS . An analogous idea i s employed in the
solution to position 1 3 3 . It should be noted
that it would have been a blunder to play
'iWcS on the previous move, in view of
1 7 . liJ xdS 'iWxfS I S . liJ xe7+.
1 7 ...'iWc8 ! ? 1 8.'iWhS
l S . liJ xf6+ gives B l ack a slight advantage.
18 ... c6 1 9.�xh6! ?
The logical continuation o f White ' s plan
begun on his 1 7th move. And yet White
overestimates his position: his attack does
not compensate for the loss of material . He
s h o u l d h a v e switched to defence with
1 9 .1"i:d 1 ( 1 9 .l"i:e2 liJ d3 ! ? � liJ f4 is weaker) .
Obj ectively speaking, 1 9 .�h6 i s not the
strongest move, though it leads to a sharp
and i nteresting fight.
19 ... liJ c2
The correct decision. B lack restricts him­
self to winning the exchange. The accept-
ance of the sacrifice would give White a
dangerous attack after 1 9 . . . gh? 20 . tD x f6+
tD xf6 2 l .iWxh6. For i nstance,
A) 2 1 . . .tD h7 2 2 . �e5 (22.tDg5? iWf5 )
A I ) 2 2 . . . tD d 5 2 3 . tD g5 tD h f6 ( 2 3 . . . tD df6
2 4 . tD xh7 tD x h 7 2 5 . � h 5 + - ) 2 4 . CU e 4
( 2 4 . � ae l iW g 4 2 5 . � x d 5 --+ ) 2 4 . . . CU x e 4
25 . �h5+- ;
A2) 22 . . . iWd7 [t'1 23 . . . f6] 2 3 . �ae I !
A 2 1 ) 2 3 . . . cu d 5 2 4 . CU g5 cu d f6 ( 2 4 . . . f6
25 . �e7+- ; 24 . . . cuhf6 25 . � 1 e4 t'1 �h4+- )
25 . CU xh7 cu xh7 26.�g5+ CU xg5 27 .iWxg5 +
cj;l h 8 ± ;
A 2 2 ) 23 . . . �fe8 24. CU g5 f6 25 . �xe8+ �xe8
26.iWg6+ + - ;
B) 2 l . . . CU g4 ! ? 22.iWg 5 + cj;l h7 23 .iWh 5 + cuh6
24 .CUg5+ cj;l g7 2 5 . �e5 --+ [t'1 CUe6, CU e4]
20.cue5
a b c d e f 9 h
a b c d e f 9 h
Thi s i s much stronger than 2 0 . CU xf6+ ? !
cu x f6 2 1 . iW g5 iWg4+ o r 2 0 . CU fg5 iWf5 .
White ' s threats are well illustrated by the
following line : 20 . . . CU xa l ? 2 1 . CU x f6+ cu xf6
22.iWg5 cu e 8 2 3 . CU g4 f6 24. CU xf6+ ! �xf6
2 5 . � x e 8 + + - . 2 0 . . . g h ? ! 2 1 . CU d6 iW c 7
2 2 . cu f5 t'1 CU xh6, �e4--+ i s also dangerous
for B lack. In the game Black c aptured
the e l -rook, parrying the threat 2 l . cu xf6
(which would be met by 2 1 . . . cu f6 22 .iWg5
cu e8-+ t'1 f6) .
232
However, the text move allows my oppo­
nent to intensify the struggle. 20 . . . �xe5 ! ?
w a s more precise. After 2 1 . de (2 1 :�xe5
g h ) , 2 1 . . . g h fai l s to 2 2 . cu f6+ (22:�xh6
iWf5 + ; 22.cud6 iWe6+) , and Black i s in trou­
ble:
A) 22 . . . CU xf6? 23.efCUxe I 24.�xe I ! [Ml:e3;
2 5 . iW xh6? iW g 4 - + ] 2 4 . . . � d 8 [25 .. J i e 8
26. �xe8+ iWxe8 27 .iWg4+ + - ] 25 J:l:e7 !+­
[but not 25 .iWxh6? iWg4-+, or 25.h3? gd5
26 .iWxh6 iWf8-+, or 25 .�e3 ? iWf5 ! ] ;
B ) 2 2 . . . cj;l g 7 ! ? 2 3 . � e4 � h 8 2 4 . g c l -+
t'1cu cb4 25 . a3 cud3 26.CUxd5 CU xc I 27.e6!-+
Instead, 2 l . . .iWe6 ! i s much stronger: 22.�d2
( 2 2 . � xg7 cj;l xg7 2 3 . cu f6 � h 8 ! 24.Wg 5 +
cj;l f8-+) with advantage t o B lack.
20 CU xe1 21.cu g4!
•..
Black was counting only on 2 1 .�xe I �xe5
22.de 22 . . . iWe6+ (22 . . . gh ? ! is also inappro­
priate here in view of 2 3 . �e3 ! [23 .Wxh6°
iWg4 ! (23 . . . iWf5 24.�e3 ! ) ; 2 3 . cu f6+ mg7 1
(23 . . . CU xf6? 24.ef �d8 25 . �e7+-) 24.ge4
�h8-+] 23 . . . CU xe3 24.iWxh6 CU g4 (24 .. .f5=)
25 .iWg 5 + =.
21...�xd4
2 1 . . . CU c 2 ? 2 2 . CU g x f6+ cu x f6 ( 2 2 . . . g f
2 3 . CU xf6+ + - ) 23 .iWg5 cu e 8 i s bad because
of the thematic 24. cu f6+ ! cj;lh8 25 .�xg7+
+-. However, B lack' s greediness results in
a sharpening of the game . 2 1 . . .iWe6, sug­
gested by Zak in Improve Your Chess Re·
suits (B atsford 1 98 5 ) , is more precise, but
after 2 2 . �xe l (22.CU gxf6+ cu xf6 23 .1i:lIg5
cu e 8 24.�xg7 iWxe4-+) B lack should not
c o n t i n u e 22 . . . � fe 8 in v i e w of the l i ne
2 3 . CU gxf6+ ! (Zak c o n s i ders only 23.h3
�xd4+) 2 3 . . . gf ( 2 3 . . . CU x f6 24.Wg5 IiJh5
25 .�xg7 iWg6 26.iWxg6 fg 27 .�e5 ) 24.g4 1 .
b u t should immediately play 2 2 . . . �xd4 r
parrying the attack.
22.Ei:d l ! ?
[22.Ei:xe l Wife6-+]
22 ...ixb2?
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
An instructive mistake ! B lack does not take
into account all his opponent' s possibili­
ties. The defending side should above all
aim for the co-ordination of his forces, for
the sake of which it i s often correct to re­
turn part of the extra m aterial in order to
gain time. This method was skilfully used
by Lasker. Black should have immediately
engaged his strongest piece in the defence
either by 22 . . . Wife6 ! ? 23 .Ei:xd4 f5 (23 . . . etJc2�
17-f5 i s weaker because of 24.Wifg5 Wifg6
2H1xd5 cd 2 6 . etJ ef6+ � h S 2 7 . Wifh4 gh
28.1l'i xh6 rtJg7 29 . etJ h5+ � xh6 30. etJ f4+
:JJ g7 3 1 . ct:J xg6 fg 3 2 .Wife7 + gf7 3 3 .Wife5+�,
and White maintain s counterchances)
24.Wg5 Vf1eTF or by first playing 22 .. . f5 ! .
This move looks convincing. I have been
unable to find sufficient attacking resources
for White in this position :
A) 23 .Ei:xd4 WifeS 24.Wif g5 Wife7-+ ;
B) 23 i x g 7 fixg7 24.etJg5 (24.gxd5 WifeS­
.
"-) 24 . . . ct:J f6-+ ;
C) 2 3. Vf1 g6 fe 24. gxd4 gf7=t (24 . . . Wifd7=t) ]
23.E1xd5?
This is the move that B lack was counting
on. White's risky but creative play could
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have partly been j ustified after 2 3 .fixg7 !
fixg7 (23 . . . � xg7 ? 24.Wifh6+ � g S 25 . gxd5
f5 26.Wifg6+ �hS 27 . etJ g5 Wifc7 2 S . gd6+-)
24.gxd5 !
24 . . . f5 is now bad because of 25 . etJ g5 1:%eS
2 6 . etJ f6+ !+-.
24 . . . Wife6 25 .gg5 ! gives White a winning
position, as demonstrated in the following
slightly corrected analysis of D . Khvan,
originally published in Shakhmaty v SSSR
(No . S , 1 979) :
A) 25 . . . f6 26.etJ h6+ �h7 27 . etJ f5+ +- ;
B ) 25 . . . f5 26.etJ h6+ �h7 2 7 . etJ xf5+ fih6
2 S . gg7+ �hS 29. gg6+- ;
C ) 2 5 . . . etJ f3 + 2 6 . g f f5 2 7 . etJ h6+ � h 7
2 S . etJ xf5+ fih6 2 9 . 1:% g7+ � h S 3 0 . g h 7 + !
(30.gg6? Wifxg6+ ! 3 l .Wifxg6 1:%gS) 30 . . . �gS
3 l . etJ xh6+ � xh7 3 2 . etJ g5+ +- ;
D) 2 5 . . . Wifg6 2 6 . etJ h6+ � h 7 2 7 . gxg6 fg
2 S . etJ g5 + �hS 29 .Wifxg6+- ;
E) 25 . . . gfdS 26.etJ h6+ ( 2 6 . etJ gf6+? ! � fS
27 . etJ h7 + �e7 2 S . g xg7 Wifxe4)
E l ) 26 . . . � h 7 2 7 . etJ f5 + fi h 6 2 8 . g g 7 +
(2S.etJ xh6+- i s even simpler - Yusupov)
�hS 2 9 . etJ g5 ( Khvan) gd I (� etJ f3+)
30.etJ xf7+ Wifxf7 3 l .Wifxh6# (Yusupov ) ;
E2) 2 6 . . . � f8 2 7 . 1:% xg7 � x g 7 ( 2 7 . . . g d l
2 8 . g xf7+ � e S 29 .Wifxd 1 ) 2 8 . etJ f5+ � g S
29 .Wifg5+ Wif g 6 (29 . . . � f8 3 0 .Wifg7+ � e 8
3 1 . etJ f6+) 3 0 . etJ e7+ � g 7 3 1 . etJ xg6+- .
The correct 24 . . . f6 ! would have led to a
draw the best play by both side s :
A) 25 . etJ exf6+ gxf6 ! ;
B ) 25 . etJ h6+? fixh6 26 .Wifxh6(�26 . . . Wifg4
2 7 . g g 5 + fg 2 8 . Wif g 6 + = - D v o re t s k y )
25 . . . Wif e8 ! -+
C ) 2 5 . etJ g 5 ! fg 2 6 . g x g 5 [ � etJ h 6 + ]
2 6 . . . Wif e 8 ! ( 2 6 . . . g f4 ? ! 2 7 . etJ h6+ � f8
2 8 . etJ f5 ---7 ; 26 . . . Wife6 ! ? 2 7 . etJ h6+ Wif x h 6
2 8 .Wifxh6 1:% f7 -Dvoretsky) 29Jt:g7+ :9: g 7
3 0. � e6+± - Yusupov) 2 7 . tD h6+ i> h 7 1.8.4. Exercises
2 8 . tD t7+ i>g8= (Dvoretsky).
In the game White c arries out the s ame
idea, but, as will become clear after B lack's
a b c d e f 9 h
24th move, he does it the wrong way.
B B
23...cd 24.ixg7
7 7

6 6
a b c d e f 9 h
5 5

a b c d e f 9 h

131 1 7.?

a b c d e f h
e
9
a b c d f 9 h
B B

7 7
As can be easi l y veri fied, c apturing the
6 6
bishop leads to mate . However, by exploit­
5 5
ing the weakness of the back rank, B l ack
4 4
engages his queen in the defence. The fol ­
3 3
lowing counter-combination is typical o f
2 2
the Petroff Defence as a counter-attacking
openmg.
d e
24... tD f3+! 25.gf �c1 + a b c f 9 h

Seizing control of g5, B l ack repel s the at­ 1 32 1 5 .?

tack. He is left with a dec i sive material ad­
vantage . a b c d e f 9 h

26.i>g2 ixg7-+ 27.tDef6+ ixf6 28.tDxf6+ B 8

i>g7 29.�e5 �g8 7 7

29 . . . �h6 ! ? 3 0 . tD g4 f6 3 1 . �e7+ � t7 -+ 6 6
would also have won easily. 5 5
30.tD g4+ i>f8 31.�d6+ i>e8 32.�e5+ i>d7 4 4
33.�f5+ i>c6
3 3
White resigned
2 2

a b c d e f 9 h

1 33 17...?

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a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

1 34 1 9. . .? 1 37 1 3. .?.

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

1 35 28.? 1 38 1 4. . ? .

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

1 36 1 4. . . ? 1 39 IS . ?

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a b c d f 9 h
1.8.5. Answers
8 8

7 7

6 6
Ex. 1 3 1 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLleS d6 4.1Llf3
lLl e4 S.d4 dS 6.�d3 �e7 7.0-0 lLl c6 S.l':lel
5 5
�g4 9.c4 �f3 1 0.'lWf3 lLl d4 1 l .iWe3 ILl fS
4 4
1 2 .iWh3 lLl fd6 1 3 .cd lLl f6 1 4.�gS Wd7
3 3
I S .iWh4 0-0-0 1 6 . lLl c3 h6) Chigorin­
2 2
Schiffers, St.Petersburg IS79.
By a standard tactical idea White shifts the
e
a b c d f 9 h
pressure to the queen side. 17 .iWd4! �b8
1 40 1 8. . .? ( l 7 . . . hg fai l s to 8 . iWa7 iWe8 1 9 . 1Ll bS .... )
IS.�e3 b6 19.a4± .

Ex. 1 3 2 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.lLlf3 lLlf6 3.lLleS d6 4.1Llf3

a b c d e f 9 h lLl e4 S.d4 dS 6.�d3 �e7 7.0-0 lLlc6 S.l':lel
8 8 �g4 9.c4 lLl f6 1 0.cd iWdS 1 l . 1Ll c3 if3
7 7
1 2 . lLl dS �dl 1 3 . lLl c7 @ d7 14.�f4 ig4)
6 6
Kavalek-Toth, Haifa 01 1976.
The open position of the black king allows
5 5
White easily to regain the sacrificed mate­
4 4
rial : IS.dS! lLl d4 16.lLlaS gaS 17.�e5 ifS
3 3
[ 1 7 . . . �c5 1 8 .h3 �hS 1 9 j�ac 1 �b6 20.l':lc4
2
g e8 2 1 .@fl ± Toth] IS.�f1 lLlc2 (or l 8 . . . ic5
1 9 .9ad l lLlc2 20.�b5) 19.�bS W d S 20.d6
e
a b c d f 9 h
lLl e l 21 .gel �e6 22.de @ e7 23.�d4± with
141 1 6. ? the advantage of the two bi shops.
For the details -662/D3.

Ex . 1 3 3 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLleS d6 4.1Llf3

a b c d e f 9 h lLl e4 S.d4 dS 6.�d3 �e7 7.0-0 ILlc6 8.l':lel
8 8
�g4 9.c4 lLl f6 1 0.cd lLl dS 1 l . 1Ll c3 0-0
7 7
12.�e4 �e6 13.iWc2 h6 14.�fS �f5 15.'t!¥fS
lLl c3 1 6.bc �f6 17.iWg4? ! )
6 6
By a typical manoeuvre Black forces the
5 5
queen to abandon its active posi t i on :
4 4
17 ...iWcS ! IS.iWg3 The exchange of queens
3 3
would certainly be favourable for Black, as
2 2
he could then hope to exploit his better pawn
structure.
e
a b c d f 9 h IS ... lLl e7 ! = By indirectly protecting the h6-
1 42 1 4. . . ? pawn and tran sferring h i s kni ght to g6.

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Black successfully solves the problem of de­
fending his kingside) 19.ttJe5 i.eS 20.E1eS
Ltl g6 i/2-1f2
-669/14 ...i.fS .
Ex. 1 34 (1 .e4 eS 2.ttJf3 ttJ f6 3.ttJeS d6 4.ttJf3
Ltl e4 S.d4 dS 6.i.d3 i.e7 7.0-0 ttJ c6 8.E1el
.ig4 9.c4 ttJ f6 1 0.cd ttJ dS 1 l . ttJ c3 0-0
1 2 .,i e4 i. e 6 1 3 .W c 2 h 6 1 4 .i.h7 m h 8
IS.,ifS ttJ cb4 1 6 .Wbl i.fS 1 7 .WfS Wc8
18.�hS?! ttJ f6 19.Wh4) Psakhis-Yusupov,
Vilnius 1978
It seems that after the black bishop moves
White will gain a dec isive attack by sacri­
ficing on h6. And yet B lack has a strong
rej oinder at his disposal . After the move
played, 1 9 . . . i.d8 , it turns out that 20.i.h6 i s
bad because of 20 . . . Wg4 ! [�tLl c2] . However,
19 ...,id6!, with the same idea, but with a
more active bishop, was even stronger.
After 1 9 . . . i.d8 the game continued 20.:ge2
V!if5 2 l .Wf4 ! (a cunning assessment of the
situation: in the endgame it is White who
will s e i z e the initiative in view of the unco­
ordinated placing of B l ack ' s pieces) f4
2 2 . .if4 ttJ b d5 2 3 . i.e5 tLl c 3 2 4 . b c ttJ d 7
25 . .ig3 c6? ! [o25 . . . :gc8 26.:gb l b6 �i.f6t]
2 6 .id6 E1g8 2 7 . :g b l b 5 ? ! [ o 2 7 . . . b 6 ]
. -
Pos. 1 35
-676 .
Ex. 1 35 (Continuation of Ex. 134).
White obtains a clear advantage by open­
ing the b-file: 28.a4 a6 29.c4!±
The game continued 29 . . . i.f6 3 0 . g 4 ? !
[ 30.g3 ! ±] bc 31 .E1b7 [3 Uk2 :gge8 3 2 .:gc4
�e4?1 Elad8 32. ttJ eS? ! [ o 3 2 . :ga7 ! t ] ttJ eS
33.de Elge8 34.�n mg8! 3S.f4 gS and
thanks to White's inaccuracies B lack man­
aged to equalise.
Ex . 1 36 (1.e4 eS 2.ttJf3 ttJ f6 3.ttJeS d6 4.ttJf3
237
ttJ e4 S.d4 dS 6.i.d3 i.e7 7.0-0 ttJ c6 8.E1el
i.g4 9.c4 ttJ f6 1 0.cd ttJ dS 1 l . ttJ c3 0-0
12.i.e4 i.e6 13.a3 i.f6 14.ttJ a4) Adorjan­
Yusupov, Vrbas 1980
The threat is 1 5 . tLl c 5 . B l ack cannot play
1 4 . . . b6 because of 1 5 .i.h7 mh7 1 6 .Wc2.
The correct counterplay is an attack against
the centre . After 14 ... i.g4 ! I S.Wd3 i.f3
1 6.Wf3 ttJ ce7 1 7 . ttJ cS b6 1 8 .Wh3 ttJ g6
1 9 . ttJ d7 E1e8 20.i.d2 c6 the chances are
equal .
-67 8.
Ex . 1 37 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.ttJf3 ttJ f6 3.ttJeS d6 4.ttJf3
ttJ e4 S.d4 dS 6.i.d3 i.e7 7.0-0 ttJ c6 8.E1el
i.g4 9.c4 ttJ f6 1 0.cd ttJ dS l 1 . ttJ c3 0-0
1 2.h3 i. e 6 1 3 . W c 2 ) L . A . S c h n e i d e r ­
Vladimirov, Gausdal, 1991
The standard continuation is 1 3 . . . h6, but in
this position 13 ... ttJ f6!? i s not bad either.
Usually thi s move i s made in order to va­
cate this square for the kni ght to retreat from
b4 (- 1 02) . In this case the disadvantages of
the move 1 2 .h3 compared with the alterna­
tive 1 2 .i.e4 are revealed- the d4-pawn i s
attacked, and furthermore Black is threat­
ening . . . tLl b4. The continuation 1 4. tLl g5 ! ?
h6 1 5 . tLl e6 fe 1 6 . tLl e2 after tLl b4 1 7 .�b l
tLl d 3 1 8 . � cB tLl d 5 ! 1 9 . tLl @ i. g 5 !
(Vladimirov) leads to approximately equal
play. In the game B lack did not experience
any particular problems after 14.i.fS ttJb4
IS.Wbl i.fS 1 6.WfS g6 17.Wbl E1e8 18.a3
ttJ bdS 1 9.i.gS c6.
1 04
- .
E x . 1 3 8 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.ttJf3 ttJ f6 3.ttJeS d6 4.ttJf3
ttJ e4 S.d4 dS 6.i.d3 i.e7 7.0-0 ttJ c6 8.E1el
i.g4 9.c4 ttJ f6 1 0.cd ttJ dS 1 l . ttJ c3 0-0
12.h3 i.e6 13.a3 i.f6 1 4 . ttJ a4) Psakhis­
Karpov, USSR ch 1983
The position is almost identical to Pos . 1 36.
Here the way to equalise i s obvious: 14 ...
lL'l d4 ! IS.lL'ld4 i.d4 16.i.h7 �h7 17.'lWd4
b6= .
In general such an exchange i s not always
favourable since the king's position is weak­
ened, but here Black's pieces are well co­
ordinated and control the centre.
- 6 8 8/ 14.lL'l a4 .
Ex. 1 3 9 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.lL'lf3 lL'lf6 3.lL'leS d6 4.lL'lf3
lL'l e4 S.d4 dS 6.i.d3 i.e7 7.0-0 lL'l c6 S.gel
i.g4 9.c4 lL'l f6 1 0.cd lL'l dS 1 l . lL'l c3 0-0
12.h3 i.e6 13.a3 i.f6 1 4 . lL'l e4 i.fS )
Lobron-Schussler, 19S4
B lack's last move created a tension in the
position and White takes advantage of the
awkward arrangement of the black pieces :
I S .'lWb3! gbS 1 6 . lL'l f6 'lWf6 1 7 .i.gS 'lWg6
I S .'lWdS ! i.d3 1 9. 1L'l h4 'lWd6 20.'lWd6 cd
21 .dS;l; with the better ending.
-6 8 8/ 14.lL'l e4 .
Ex. 1 40 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.lL'lf3 lL'l f6 3.lL'leS d6 4.lL'lf3
lL'l e4 S.d4 dS 6.i.d3 lL'l c6 7.0-0 i.g4 S.c4
lL'l f6 9.cd i.f3 1 0.'lWf3 'lWdS 1 l .ge1 i.e7
1 2.'lWg3 'lWd4 1 3 . lL'l c3 0-0 1 4. lL'l bS 'lWg4
IS.'lWg4 lL'l g4 16.i.fS?! lL'l f6 17.lL'lc7 gadS
IS.i.e3) Sax- Yusupov, Thessaloniki 01
1 9S4
Consi stently p l aying against the white
knight, which has become entangled in the
adversary ' s camp, B lack finally obtains an
advantage : I S a6! [ 1 8 . . . i.d6? 1 9 . eLl b 5 i.h2
.•.
2 0 . � 12 El d 5 2 1 . CtJ a7 ;l; ] 1 9 . 9 a c 1 ? !
[o I 9 . Eled l i.d6 20.i.b6 i.e5 2 1 . Eld8 Eld8
2 2 . CtJ a6=] i.b4! 20.gn [20.Eled l i.a5 ! + ]
lL'l d4 ! 2 1 .gc4 lL'l fS 22.gb4 g d 7 23.gel gcS
24.gbc4 gcdS 2S.h3 lL'l e3 26.fe �f8 27.e4
� e 7 , and B l ack gained good w i n n i n g
chances.
- 1 06.
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Ex. 1 4 1 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.lL'lf3 lL'l f6 3.lL'leS d6 4.ctJf3
lL'l e4 S.d4 dS 6.i.d3 lL'l c6 7.0-0 i.g4 8.c4
lL'l f6 9.cd i.f3 1 0.'lWf3 'lWdS l 1 .gel ie7
12.'lWdS CtJ dS 13.lL'l c3 lL'l db4 14.i.e4 ctJ d4
IS.i.e3 cS) Popovic-Kurajica, Yugosla·
via 19S4
As is well known, ' an advantage of t h e two
bishops is the possibility of exchanging one
of them ' .
16.i.d4 ! cd 17.lL'lbS creates problems for
B l ac k : 1 7 . . . 0-0 ? 1 8 . a3 ! CtJ c 6 1 9 i c6 be
.
20.CtJ c7+- or 1 7 . . . �f8 ? ! ( l 7 . . . Eld8 1 8 .a3
CtJc6 is stronger - 1 08) and in the game White
gained an advantage: 1 8 . a3 ! CtJ c6 1 9 .1'l:ac l
d3 20.i.d3 i.f6 2 1 .b4 g6 22.i.e4± .
E x . 1 42 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.lL'lf3 lL'lf6 3.lL'leS d6 4.ctJf3
lL'l e4 S.d4 dS 6.i.d3 lL'l c6 7.0-0 i.g4 8.c4
lL'l f6 9.cd i.f3 1 0 .'lWf3 'lWdS 1 l .ge1 ie7
12.'lWdS lL'l dS 13.lL'lc3 O-O-O ! ? 14.i.e4) A
theoretical position which i t i s us e fu l to
compare with line 460, where the white rook
is on f l . The latter i s sometimes actually
better for White. Pinning the c3-knight is
the most effective way to equalise:
14 ... i.b4! IS.i.d2 (or 1 5 .i.d5 Eld5 ! 1 6.ltJd5
i.e l 1 7 .CtJ c 7 i.f2=) lL'lf6 (other ways are pos­
sible as well - 1 09) 1 6.i.c6 bc 17.i.e3 ctJd5
I S . g ae l g h e S 1 9 . g e2 lL'l e3 20.fe c5=
Am.Rodriguez-Seirawan, Biel izt 1985.
 Chapter 9
1.9. 1 . Overview
White's main weapon against the system
with 6 . . . fie7 and 7 . . .tiJ c6 is the immediate
undermining of the centre by 8 .c4. It should
be noted that some positions in thi s chap­
ter differ only insignificantly from or even
transpose into variations from chapters 6
and 8 .
The continuation 8 . . . 0-0 does n o t have any
independent significance. After 9 . cd '&xd5
1 O.t2k 3 ct:Jxc3 1 1 . bc fig4 positions from the
variation 8 . . . fig4 arise (- 1 1 2) . This line is
advantageous for White (-position 1 44).
Among the rare continuations, Morphy ' s
move 8 . . . fie6 deserves more attention ( ­
I l l, position 1 43 ) .
The move 8 . . . ct:J f6 (- 1 1 3 - 1 1 4) c a n lead t o a
position from the Queen's Gambit Accep­
ted (D20) , which occurs when B l ack opts
for the plan with ct:J c6 . For i nstance, the
game Gelfand-Adams, Wijk aan Zee c m
1994, went l .d4 d5 2 . c4 dc 3 .e3 e5 4 .fixc4
ed 5.ed ct:J f6 6 . ct:J f3 fie7 7 . 0-0 0-0 8 .h 3
I/Jc6 9 . ct:J c 3 and t h e position of variation
1 1 4 arose. Some typical ways of playing
this line with White are considered in the
solutions to positions 1 45 - 1 48 . O n the
whole, White retain s the initiative.
The most popular defensive system against
8.c4 is the knight thrust 8 . . . ct:J b4 . After 9.cd
I/J xd3 B l ack maintains the balance, al-
239
though he has to play c arefully (-position
1 49, game 7 ) . Instead, retaining the bishop
poses more of a problem for B l ack. After
9 .fie2 0-0 1 O. ct:J c3 it is difficult for him to
maintain h i s centre . White ' s plan in the
event of 1 0 . . . fif5 (- 1 1 8) is well illustrated
by the game Kamsky-Yusupov, Moscow
1 992 (-positions 1 5 2 - 1 54). The main con­
tinuation 1O . . . fie6 1eads after 1 1 .fie3 to the
key p o s i t i o n of the v ariati o n . A m o n g
B lack 's various possibilities, the line 1 1 . . .f5
(- 1 2 1 - 1 23 , positions 1 5 7 - 1 60) and Arkhi­
pov ' s move 1 1 . . . fif5 are reputed nowadays
to be the most reliable. The l atter seems to
be an extravagant loss of tempo, but it is
j ustified by the following consideration : in
the l i ne 1 1 . fie3 fif5 the black knight need
not retreat after 1 2 . ct:J c3 ct:J xc3 1 3 .bc, but
can invade the c2-square instead. I recom­
mend to those players who have this line
in their repertoire that they pay special at­
tention to the game Topalov-Akopian,
Linares 1 99 5 , i n which the B u lgarian
grandmaster treated the critical position of
the v ariation (- 1 25 ) very SUbtly.
It goes without saying that the last word
in these complicated v ariations has not
yet been spoken. It should be mentioned
here that the relatively new continuation
1 1 . ct:J e 5 deserves further practical investi­
gation. (- 1 27 ) .
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5 5

4 4

3 3

a b c d e f 9 h

1.e4 e5 2.ctJf3 ctJf6 3.ctJe5 d6 4.ctJf3 ctJe4

5.d4 d5 6.id3 ie7 7.0-0 ctJc6 8.c4

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

1 1 0 ...
1
cd 7 3 ttJ e 3 714 be if4 ttJe5 ie5 f4 fe
7 12 15 16
ie6 id5 ttJ e 3 7 0-0 h6 7 ttJe5 if6 ie5 '\Wg 5 7 1 7 ±

1 1 1 ... ttJe3 71X be l"i: e 1 72 1 ie4 l"i: b 1 72 3 h3 id3 i e3 ±

19 20 22 24
ig4 ttJ e 3 7 0 _ 07 de id6 7 '\Wd7 7 ih5 l"i: ae8
25 2
1 12 ... cd ttJ c 3 7 be l"i: e 1 7 7 '\WO gf ie3 l"i:ad l
26 2 X Y 11
'\Wd5 ttJe3 0 _ 07 i0 7 '\WO id 6 l"i: ad8 72 b6 7 3 ±
1 JJ 4
1 1 3 ... ttJ e3 7 1 h3 7 ie2 7 1 ie4 l"i: e 1 ig5 '\Wb3 7 3 7
2 m 36 3X
ttJ f6 0 _ 07 3 ttJ b4 de ttJ bd5 7 e6 ie6 '\Wb67 ±
0
1 14 ... ie4 id3 l"i: e 1 74 a3 if47
43
ig3
9
de ttJ a 5 7 3 ie 6 ttJ e674 1 a67
42 ttJ d5 744 i f6 7 45 ±
4X 49
1 1 5 ... cd '\Wd3 l"i: e l ttJe5 ttJ e3 7 '\Wf5 '\Wh5 7 '\Wh3
46 4 0
ttJ b4 ttJ d3 '\Wd5 7 if5 f6 7 7 ttJ e3 ttJb5 g6 fe 75
l"i: e5 7 52 54
1 16 ... ttJ e 3 '\W e 3 '\We 1 7 ig 5
ttJe3 ie6 7
51
'\We6 75 3 0-0-0 ig s 7 5 5
=

5 60
1 1 7 ... ie 2 ie4 ttJe3 7 7 ib3 ttJ e5 7 if4 ttJ e6 d5
56 5X 59 61
de 7 0-0 ttJ d6 7 if67 ttJ e67 ttJ f5 be ib i 6 2 t
63 64 65
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66
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1 19 ... ie 3 76 9 be cd 'Mfe2 77 1
ctJ d2 gae l
0
ie 6 ctJ e 3 77 if6 77
2 3
ctJ e 6 idS ge S ie6 77 t
4
1 20 . . . ctJ e4 77 ctJ e 1 'Mfb 3 a 3 77
5
ctJ e2 776
if6 de e6 'Mfe7 ctJ a 6 gfd S 777 t
8
121 ... a 3 77 be cd 'Mf e2 7 R
0
gfd 1
9
fS ctJ e 3 77 ctJ e6 idS @h S 'Mfd i
8!
1 22 . . . 83 84
gb 1 ed 7 e4 7
82
gb S 7 idS ie4
1 23 . . . 86
'Mfa4 ie 1 7 gb 1
85
f4 7 @h S gb S 7 7 00
88 90
1 24 . . . 'Mfb 3 7 ed 7 9
gfe 1 7 ! a3 gc 3 7
93
89
ifS e6 7 cd aS 7
92
ctJ e 3 a4 7
94
1 25 . . . 9
ge l ie4 ctJ e S 7 7 be 'Mff3 7
9R
95
de 7 9
e6 7 6 ctJ e 3 ctJ dS ie6 7
99
1 26 . . . 80 1
ctJ e S ctJ d 3 be id 3 'Mfd 3
800 802
f6 ctJ e 3 ctJ d 3 id 3 'Mfd7
1 27 . . . ctJ eS ig4 i f3 a3 cd ctJdS
803 804 805
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241
7 1 2 8 0-0 .•.
A) 9.ed iWd5
A I ) 1 O.�e4 ? ! iWe4 1 1 .E1e l iWg6 ! 1 2 .d5 �h3
1 3 . g3 E1adS
A l l ) 1 4.iWb3 iWf5 ! ! 1 5 . de E1d3 1 6 . ct:l d4 E1d4
1 7 . ct:l d2 [ 1 7 .E1e7 E1d3-+ Chi gorin ] E1d3
l S .iWe4 �e5 1 9 .iWf4 iWd5 20.iWe4 be 2 1 .iWd5
cd 2 2 . ct:l b3 �b4 ! -+ Matulovic-Udovcic,
Zagreb 1 96 1 ;
A 12) 1 4. ct:l e 3 �f6 1 5 .iWa4 � e 3 1 6 .be E1d5=t
Winawer-Schumov, St.Petersburg 1875;
A2) 1 0. ct:l e3 ct:le3 1 1 . be �g4 - 1 1 2 ;
A 3 ) 1 0.E1e l ct:l f6 [ 1 0 . . . �f5 -5 69/A] 1 1 .ct:le3
iWd6 [ l l . . .iWdS] 1 2 .h3
A31) 12 . . . a6 1 3 .�g5
A3ll ) 1 3 . . . h6 (Kupreichik-Mikhalchishin,
Minsk 1 985 -40/382) 1 4.d5 ! ct:l d5 1 5 . ct:l d5
�g5 1 6. ct:l g5 hg 1 7 .iWhS iWh6 I S .iWh6 gh
1 9 . ct:l e7t. Mikhalchishin;
A312) l 3 . . . �e6 ! ? 1 4.�f6 �f6 1 5 . ct:l e4 iWdS
1 6. ct:l f6 iWf6 1 7 .�e4 E1fdS= Mikhalchishin;
A32) 0 1 2 . . . �e6 i1E1adS Mikhalchishin ;
B) 9.E1e l - S . E1e l ;
C ) 9 . ct:l c 3 ct:le3 [9 . . . ct:l f6 -S . . . ct:l f6] 1 O.be �e6
1 1.ed �d5 - 1 1 0.
7 1 3 9.a3 ? ! [i1iWe2 Staunton] O-O 1 O.iWe2
ct:l f6 1 1 .�e3 de 1 2 .�c4 �e4 l 3 .iWc4 iWd5
1 4 .iWdS ct:l d5 1 5 . ct:l e3 E1 a d S + Forintos,
Haag. 9.iWb3 ? !
A ) 9 . . . d e ? 1 O.iWb7 �d5 1 1 .�e4 ct:l d6 1 2.�d5
ct:l b7 l 3 .�c6 � fS 1 4 .�b7 E1bS 1 5 .�e6±
Jaenisch;
B) 9 . . . ct:l a5 ? ! 1 O .iWa4 e6 1 1 .E1e 1 f5 1 2.cd
�d5 1 3 .�d2 ct:l d2 1 4. ct:l bd2 b5 1 5 .iWe2 g6
1 6 .E1e7 �e7 1 7 .E1el � f7 ? ! l S .�f5 -+
Morphy-Budzinsky, Paris 1 859;
C) 9 . . . 0-0 !
C 1 ) 1 0.iWb7? ct:l b4 1 l .�e4 E1bS 1 2 .iWa7 de
1 3 . ct:l e5 E1 a S 1 4 .iWb7 iWd4=t Melignon­
Sigwalt, corr 1958;
C2) 1 O .�e4 de 1 l .d5 ef 1 2. de fg l 3 .E1d l
242
�d6 1 4.cb E1bS-+ Forintos, Haag.
9.E1e1
A) 9 . . . f5 - 549/9 ... f5IB;
B) 9 . . . �b4? 1 O.�e4 �e l l 1 .edS+- ;
C) 9 . . . ct:l f6
C1) J O.ed ct:l d5 1 1 . ct:l e3 0-0= Korzubov­
Yuferov, Minsk 1 982 ;
C2) 1 O.e5 0-0 [ 1 0 . . . b6? I l .iWa4 �d7 1 2.�b5
ct:lbS 1 3 . ct:l e5± Steinitz]
C2 1 ) I l .h3 ! ? ct:l e4 ! 1 2 . ct:l e 3 fS (= Forintos,
Haag) 1 3 .iWb3 [ 1 3 . ct:l e2] b6 ! ?oo i1 1 4.itle4
fe l S .�e4 ct:l a5 ;
C22) 1 1 .ct:l e3 �g4 1 2 .�e3
C221) 1 2 . . . E1eS 1 3 .h3 �h5 1 4 .g4±
Zuckerman-Soltis, Chicago 1974;
C222) 1 2 . . . iWd7 1 3 .a3 E1adS [ 1 3 . . . aS 1 4J::l b l ]
1 4.b4 a6 1 5 .E1b l ± Steinitz;
C323) 1 2 . . . �e5 ! l 3 . de d4 1 4 .�d4 itld4
1 5 .�h7 ct:l h7 1 6.iWd4 �f3 1 7 .iWd8 E1fd8 1 8.gf
ct:l g5� Short-Smyslov, Hastings 1988/89 -
47/(389) .
7 1 4 10.�e3 0-0 1 1 . ct:l e 3
A ) 1 1 . . .ct:le3 1 2 .bc �f6 (Jaenisch) 1 3.ii:l d2±j
B) 1 1 . . . f5 1 2. ct:l dS iWdS l 3 .�c2 [ 1 3.:1k H
Forintos, Haag] �hS 1 4.�b3 iWd6 1 5 .dS
ct:l a5 1 6 .�d4 �f6 1 7 .E1e 1 E1adS 1 8 .1f6 itlf6
1 9 . ct:l g5 t. Loewenthal-Morphy, London
m(5) 1 858.
7 1 5 10 ... f5? ! 1 1 .iWe2 ct:l e3 1 2.be 0-0
l 3 .E1bl iWdl (Anderssen-Von Guretzky,
Berlin 1 865) 1 4 .�b5 ! i1ct:le5, e4 Forintos,
Haag.
10 ... ct:l f6 ! ? i1 1 1 . ct:l d5 iWd5 Forintos, Haag.
7 1 6 12 . . .�d6 l 3 .�d6 iWd6 [ 1 3 . . . cd ! 7]
1 4. ct:l g5 ! f5 1 5 .e4 �g2 1 6.�g2 iWg6 1 7 .f4
h6 I S .dS ct:l d S 1 9 . h4 hg 20.hgS±
Loewenthal-Morphy, London m(13) 1858.
7 1 7 17.iWe2;!; Jaenisch.
7 1 8 9.Elel -98- 1 09.
71 9 9 ...�f3
A) l O.gf CU f6 1 1 .ed [ 1 1 .�e3 CU b4 1 2.�e2
de 1 3 .!e4 e6 (Anderssen-Fritz, Frank­
furt 1878) 1 4 .�b3 ! t Bilguer] CU dS 1 2 .�e4
A I ) 1 2 . . . CUeb4 1 3 .�b3 e6 1 4. a3 CU e 3 I S .be
CUdS 1 6.�b7± [ 1 6.e4± Bendana] Bendana­
Gritte, corr 1991;
A 1 2 ) 1 2 ... CUe3 1 3 .be 0-0 1 4. f4± Shiffers­
Kulornzin, Moscow 1 90 1 ;
B ) 1 O.�f3 CU d4 1 1 .�g4± Yurkov.
9 .ILlf6 1 0.ed CU dS
..
A) I U 'le l - 1 01 - 1 05;
B) 1 1 .!e4
Bl) 1 1 . . .!e6 1 2 .�d3 [ 1 2 . �b3 CU e b4=
Forintos, Haag]
Bll) 1 2 . . . CU eb4 1 3 .�e2 [ 1 3 .�bS e6] e6
1 4.a3 tiJ a6 I S .CUdS cd 1 6 .�d3t Forintos,
Haag;
B12) 1 2 . . . a6? ! 1 3 . a3 �f6 [o I 3 . . . h6
Forintos, Haag] 1 4 .Elel cu ee7 l S . CU gS±
Riga-Orel, corr 1 896/98;
B2) l l . . . tiJ f6 1 2 .�e6 be 1 3 .h3 �f3 1 4 .�f3
B2l) 14 . . tiJ dS I S .�e3 0-0 1 6 .Elacl ElbS
. B l ) 1 4.dSt Forintos, Haag;
1 7 .b3 �a3 1 S .Ele2 CU b4 1 9.Ele2 CU dS 20.�e U
Lanka-K.J.Schulz, Bundesliga 1 993 ;
B22) 1 4 . . . Wd7 I S .�f4 0-0 1 6 .�eSt
( Bro w ne -Medina, Las Palmas 1974) ElabS
17.b3 tiJeS I S .Elfd l f6 1 9 .�g3 �a3 20.dS
cSt Chandler-Hort, Bundesliga 1989;
C) 1 l .h3
CI) 1 l . . .!hS ? ! 1 2 .�e4 cu f6 1 3 .�e6 be
14.g4 ! !g6 l S . cu eS± Chandler-Gravel,
Oviedo rapid chess 1 992;
C2) 1 l . . .!e6
C2l) 1 2.a3 0-0 1 3 .�e2 h6 1 4 .�e3 �d6
I S .!'1adl Wd7 1 6 .�h7 �hS 1 7 .�e4 cu e 3
1 8.�e3 fS= Boey-Morgado, corr 1 978;
C22) 1 2.tiJe4 �d7
C22 1 ) 1 2 . . . CUf6;
C222) 1 2 . . . tiJ eb4 1 3 .�b 1 cu f6 1 4.CUg3 0-0
243
I S . a3 CU e6 1 6 . CU fS �fS 1 7 .�fS �dS l S .�e2
EladS 1 9 .�e3 (Byrne-Henley, New York
1983) �d6= ll CU dS Forintos, Haag;
C223) 1 2 . . . h6 1 3 . a3 0-0 1 4 . CU g3 �d6
I S .�e2 cu f4 1 6 . Elel �d5= Kyczynsky­
Handoko, Duhai 01 1986;
C224) 1 3 .a3 [ 1 3 .�bS f6= Forintos, Haag]
�fS 1 4 .�b3 [ 1 4.�e2 ! ? Forintos, Haag]
0-0-0 I S .�e2 �g6 1 6.b4 cu f6= Hj ar­
tarson-Mikhalchishin, Hastings 1985/86.
720 1 0 ... dc
A) 1 1 .�e4 0-0 - 1 1 1 ;
B) 1 1 .�e4 (Bilguer)
Bl) 1 1 . . .�d6 ? ! 1 2 .�e2 CU aS 1 3 . a4t
Forintos, Haag;
B2) 1 1 . . . CU aSoo Forintos, Haag;
B3) I I . . . fS 1 2 .�e6 be 1 3 .Ele l � .
72 1 1l.Elhl
A) 1 1 . . .ElbS ? ! 1 2 . Ele1 �e6 ? ! 1 3 .�e2 h6
1 4.�fS± Steinitz;
B) 1 1 . . .de 1 2 .�e4 CU aS 1 3 .�d3 eS
(Levenfish)
B2) 1 4.�e4t.
1l.c5 ! ? llb6 1 2 .�a4.
722 1 2 ..�d6?! 1 3 .h3 �hS 1 4.Elb 1 a6 ?
.
I S . Elb7 CU aS 1 6.Elb4 CU e4 1 7 . Ele4± Diaz­
Lepeshkin, Vratsa 1975.12 .. . CU a5 1 3 .�d3
eS 1 4.�a3
A) 1 4 . . . EleS ? ! I S .�e2 (Ermenkov-Radu­
lov, Vraca 1 975 -20/273) cu e6 1 6 . �e4
[ 1 6.Elad U ECO] fS 1 7 .�e6 m hS l S .Elad U
Ermenkov;
B) 1 4 . . . EleS I S .�bSt Forintos, Haag.
723 13.h3 ! ?
724 1 3 ...�f6 ? !
A) 1 4.�d5 ! ? ll�h2 I S . m h2 � d 6 1 6. EleS
ct:l eS 1 7 .de �f3 I S .�f3 �eS 1 9 .�f4±; Sozin.
B) 1 4 .�d3 gaeS ? ! I S .�gS �gS [ I S . . . �f3 ? 12.c4!? �hSoo 1 3 .�e4 [ 1 3 .�e2=] l:l:adSt
1 6.�d2] 1 6. ct:l gS �d l 1 7 . ged l g6 I S . ct:l e4 Rabinovich .
ge7 1 9 .9b7± Condie-Nicholson, London 1 2.gb1 !? gabS 1 3 . gel �f3 1 4.�f3 '@f3
1986. I S .gf �d6 (Purdy- Kerfil, corr 1 948)
1 6.�e3tl± .
725 10.ge1 �f3 1 1 .�f3 ct:l f6 1 06 1 09- - .

10.h3 (Schneider-Gimmel, Dortmund 728 12 gfe8 1 3 .�e4 �d6 1 4.gb l l:l:abS

••.

1987) �f3 I I .�f3 ct:l f6=. I S . h3 �d7 1 6.�c2 h6 1 7 .�h7 mhS I 8.ilJ5±
Matulovic-Kapelan, Vrsac 1981.
726 11 ...�f3
A) 1 2 .gf 0-0 729 15 ... ct:l e7 1 6 .c4 c6 1 7 .gab 1 b6 I S .a4
A I ) 1 3 .�e4 ! ?; gabS 1 9 .9b3 h6 20.geb I gfdS 2 1 . �e 2 �c7
A2) 1 3 .�f4 �d6 1 4.�g3 (Timman-Yusupov, Belfort 1988 -45/358)
A21) 1 4 . . . gadS I S . g b l a6 1 6 . g b7 �a2 22.mg2 M4, m f3± Timman.
1 7 .�d6 gd6 I S . m h l �aS 1 9 . �c l ±
Tarrasch-Bier, Hamburg 1885; 730 1 7.�g5 f6 I S .�e3 ct:l e7 1 9 .e 4 c6
A22) 1 4 . . . fS +! Forintos, Haag; 20.�c2 ct:l g6 2 1 .cS �c7 22 .�c 1 be 2 3 .dc
A3) 1 3 .gb l fS ? ! 1 4 .�e2 mhS I S .gbS �d7 ct:l eS 2 4 . m g2t [ 2 4 . � b 3 ! ±It ] Ehlvest·
1 6 . gb7± Schlosser-Hoffmann, Mitropa Yusupov, Saint John cm(4) 1988.
Cup 1 990;
B) 1 2 .�f3 �f3 1 3 . gf 73 1 9.cd ct:l dS
B1) 1 3 . . . 0-0 A) 1 0 . ct:l c3 �e6 [ 1 0 . . . 0 - 0 - 7 3 3/1 0.cd j
B 1 1 ) 1 4 .�f4 ? ! �d6 I S .�e3 ct:l e7 1 6.c4 ct:l g6 I I . ct:l e4 [ 1 1 .a3 0-0 1 2 .�c2 h6 1 3 .l:l:d l j
1 7 .gfb I b6 I S . a4 fS +! Semenova-Ioseliani, ct:l db4 [ 1 1 . . .h6 1 2 .a3 0-0 1 3 .� e2 1!ijd7
USSR cm 1983; 1 4. ct:l g 3 �d6 1 S .ge l �g3 1 6.hg �fS 1 7.�a4�
B12) 1 4.ge l - 1 1 2 ; van Mil-Pujol, Amsterdam 1986] 1 2.�b l
B13) 1 4 .gb l ! ct:l aS I S .ge l � d 6 1 6 .�e3 b 6 �g4 1 3 . a3 ct:l dSoo Forintos, Haag;
1 7.c4 gadS I S .�fl gfeS 1 9 .cS± Byrne­ B) 1 O.h3 0-0 I I . ct:l c 3
Hector, Iceland 1984; B 1 ) 1 1 . . .�e6 1 2 .ge l �f6 1 3 . ct:l e4
B2) 1 3 . . . 0-0-0 B 1 1) 1 2 . . . �d4 ? ! 1 4 . ct:l egS h6 1 5 .l:l:e6 hg
B21) 1 4 .gel �d6t Tarrasch-Marshall, 1 6 .gc6 bc 1 7 . ct:l d4± Adams-Garcia Gon·
Ostende 1 905; zalez, Luzern 1989 -48/(418) ;
B22) 1 4.�fS ! ? mbS I S .gb l ��e4 Forintos, B 12) 1 3 . . . �fS =;
Haag; B2) 1 1 . . .�f6 1 2 .�b I ? ! geS+ 1 3 .a3 1iJc3
B23) 1 4. gb l ! ? g6 I S .ge l 1 4 .bc �e6 I S .�f4 ct:l aS ! 1 6 . ct:l d2 e5 1 7 .1gj'h5
B231) I S . . . gheS 1 6 .�c4 �d6 1 7 .�gS± g6 I S .�cS gcS 1 9 .�d6 gc3 20.ct:le4 �d4:
Forintos, Haag; Kuczynski-Arlandi, Groningen 1 986.
B232) I S . . . �d6 1 6 .�gS gdeS l 7 .ge3± Sax­ 9.c5 0-0 I O.�bS
Insam, Lugano 1984 ; A) 1 O . . . ct:l b S I I . ct:l eS [ l l .a3] e6 1 2 .�d3 bll
B233) I S . . .fS ! ? ��h4 (Forintos, Haag) t . 1 3 .cb ab6t Chekhover-Kamishov, Lenin·
7 2 7 12.�f4 �d6 1 3 .c4 �hS 1 4.�d6 cd= grad 1938;

244
B) 1 0 . . . ibg4 l 1 . ib e 6 be 1 2 . ttJ bd2 ttJ e4 Unzicker-Rabar, Munich 1954;
1 3 .�a4 A2) 1 1 .l"i:e l
Bl) 1 3 . . . ttJ d2 1 4. ttJ d2 '&d7 I S .ttJ b3 t A21) 1 1 . . . 1L1 fdS 1 2 .ibbl ibg4 1 3 .a3 ttJ e 3
Browne-Segal, Winnipeg 1974; 1 4 . be lLl dS I S .'&d3 g6 1 6.ibh6 l"i:eS 1 7 .iba2t
B2) o 1 3 . . . ibf6f± . ibfS l S .'&d2 e6 1 9.e4? ! ttJ f6f± Vasiukov­
9.ie3 Dolmatov, Moscow 198 1 ;
A) 9 . de 1 0.ibe4 ibg4 1 1 . 1Ll e3 ibf3 1 2.'&f3
. . A22) 1 1 . . . ttJ bdS
ilJd4 1 3 .�b7 0-0= Bilguer; A221) 1 2 .ibg5 ibe6 1 3 . 1L1 eSt Veitch­
B) 9 . . ibg4;
. Hooper, London 1954;
e) 9 . . .0-0. A222) 1 2.'&b3 e6 1 3 .ibgS h6
9.h3 ! ? 0-0 [9 . . . ibe6 1 O. 1L1 gS ] 1 0. 1L1 e 3 -113- A222 1 ) 1 4 . ttJ dS ttJ dS l S .ibe7 ttJ e7 1 6 .ibe4t
1 1 4 . 9.ibg5 0-0 1 O.ed lLl dS I l .ibe7 ttJ ee7 Pandavos-Jones, Thessaloniki 01 1988;
I HJ c3 h6 1 3 .'&b3 l"i:bS 1 4 . l"i: fe l ibe6= A2222) 1 4.ibh4 1L1 f4 l S .ibf 1 lL1 e6 1 6 .l"i:ad l t
Kamsky-Yusupov, Tilburg 1 993. Beliavsky-Mascarinas, Lvov 198 1 ;
B ) l O . . . ttJ dS
732 9 ... h6? ! 1 O.ed 1Ll dS 1 1 . ib e4 ibe6 Bl) 1 1 .'&b3 ? ! ibe6°o (Keres) [ 1 1 . . . ttJ db4?
1 2.1;¥Jb3 ttJ aS 1 3 .'&a4 e6 1 4.ibdS ibdS I S .ttJdS 1 2 .ibe2 ttJ d4 1 3 . ttJ d4 '&d4 1 4 .ibe3±]
Wd5 1 6 . l"i:el ttJ e4 1 7 .'&b4 eS I S .'&eS± L1 1 2 .'&b7 lLl db4-+.
Gelbfuhs-Pitschel, Vienna 1873. B2) I l . a3 ibf6 1 2 .ibe4 ibe6- 1 03 ;
9 ... ie6 ! ? B 2 1 ) 1 3 .ibe3 l"i:eS 1 4 .'&d3 g6 l S .l"i:ad l '&d6
A) l O.cd ttJ dS I l . a3 [ 1 1 .l"i:e l 7 3 3 /10.cd ]
- 1 6 . ibcl lLl e3 1 7 .be ibe4 I S . '&c4 l"i:e4+
Wd7 ! ? 1 2.ibbS f6 1 3 . l"i:e l a6 1 4.iba4 ibf7 Brunner-Yusupov, Garmisch-Partenkir­
l S .1;¥Je2 bS l 6.ibe2 0-0 1 7 . ttJ dS ibdS I S .'&d3 chen 25 ' 1 994;
g6= Karpov-Larsen, Bugojno 1980; B22) 1 3 .'&d3 h6 1 4 .ibe3 lLl ee7 I S .l"i:ac l e6
B) l O.eS 0-0 [ 1 0 . . . ibg4 ! ? 1 1 .ibbSt] I l .h3 1 6 . l"i:fd l lLl b6 1 7 .ibh7 <;t>hS l S . ttJ e4 ! ? lLl fS
b6 1 2 .eb ab 1 3 .ibf4 ttJ b4 l 4 . ttJ gS ibd7 1 9 . 1L1 egS ! ? ibgS 20.ibfS [20.ibgS ? '&eS ! -+;
l S .ie5 h6 1 6. 1L1 f3 (H.Perez-Camel, Aegon 20. 1L1 gS hg 2 1 .ib5 ibfS 22.'&fS f6oo] ibfS
1995) ItJ d3 1 7 .'&d3 e6=. 2 1 .'&fS ibf6 22.ibf4 1L1 dS 23 .ibeS ibgS 24.l"i:e2
'&eS= Renet-Arlandi, Manila (01) 1992;
733 10.l"i:el B3) I l .ibe4 ibe6 1 2.'&d3 -666/13.'&d3 ;
A) 1O . . . ibg4 - 1 01 - 1 05; B31) 1 2 . . . 1L1 eb4 1 3 . '&e2 [ 1 3 . ibh7 � h S
B) 1 O ... ltJb4 1 1 .ed [ l l .ibfl ibg4f±] - 10.cd/ 1 4 .'&b l g6 I S .ibg6 fg 1 6 .'&g6 ibfS+] e6
A2; 1 4.a3 lLl e 3 [ 1 4 . . . 1L1 a6t Forintos, Haag]
e) 1 0 ... de I l .ibe4 I S .be lLl dS 1 6.ibd2 =/t ;
el) 1 l . . .ibg4 -98-99; B32) 1 2 . . . h6= ;
e2) 1 1 . . .ibfS 1 2 .ibf4 ttJ aS 1 3 .ibfl ttJ e6 B33) 1 2 . . . fS ! 1 3 .ibdS [ 1 3 . 1L1 dS fe 1 4.1L1e7
1 4 .1'1c1 ibe6 I S . a3 a6 1 6 . h 3 t Krabbe­ lLl e7 l S . '& e4 ib d S + ] ibdS 1 4 . 1L1 dS '&dS
Socrates, Aegon 1 995. l s .ibf4 ibd6=.
to.cd B4) 1 1 . 1L1 e4=;
A) 10 . . . ltJb4 B5) 1 1 . l"i:e l ;
AI) 1 1 .ibc4 ttJ bdS 1 2.l"i:e l e6 1 3 .ibgS ibe6 B51) 1 1 . . .ibg4 - 1 01 - 1 05;
1 4.1;¥Jb3 ltJ e 3 ? [0 1 4 . . . '&b6] l S .ibe6± B52) 1 1 . . . ibe6- 1 04 - 1 05;

245
B52 1 ) 1 2 .h3
B52 1 1) 1 2 " . � e 8 1 3 . We2 h6 1 4 . �bSoo
Ivanovic-Toth, Catanzaro 1979;
B5212) 1 2 " . h6 1 3 . a3 �e8 1 4 .�e2 �f8
I S .Wd3 g6= Micheli-Toth, Italy 1 973 ;
B52 13) 1 2 " .�f6=
B522) 1 2 . lU e4
B522 1 ) 1 2 " . lU f6? 1 3 . lU fgS �fS 1 4 . lU f6 �f6
I S .�fS �gS 1 6 .dS lU b4
B522 1 1 ) 1 7 .�e4 as 1 8 .WhS h6 1 9 .�g4 �e I
20.�cl �a6°o Capablanca-Kostic, New
York 1918;
B52212) 1 7 .Wd4 as 1 8 . a3±;
B5222) 1 2 " .h6= (Capablanca) 1 3 . a3 a6
1 4.h3 Wd7= All-Shaw, corr 199 1 ;
B523) 1 2 . a3 �f6
B523 1 ) 1 3 . lU e4 �fS ! =;
B5232) 1 3 .�e4
B52321 ) 1 3 " . lU de7 ? ! 1 4 .�gS �gS I S . lU gS
�fS ? [ I S " . h6±] 1 6.dS �e4 1 7 . �� lU b 8
1 8 .WhS h 6 1 9.�ae l lUdS 2o.lU f7+- Kudrin­
Wolff, USA (ch) 1 985 -40/(386);
B52322) 1 3 " . lU e 3 ? ! 1 4 .be �dS I S .�f4 �e4
1 6 . � � lU e7 1 7 . �bl lU dS 1 8 .�d2 lU b6
1 9 .Wb3± Korzubov-Yuferov, Minsk 1983;
B52323) 1 3 " . lU ee7 1 4. lU gS �gS I S .�gS f6
1 6.�d2 Wdn 1 7 .We2 fS 1 8 .�f3 e6 (Geller­
Anand, Coimbatore 1987) 1 9 . 1UdS lU dS
20.�eS± Anand;
B52324) 1 3 " . h6
B523241 ) 1 4 .�e2 ! ? ;
B523242) 1 4 .�bl lU ee7 I S . lU e S
[ I S .lU dS ! ?±] �fS 1 6.�fS lU fS 1 7 .Wg4 lU de7
1 8 .lUe4 �eS 1 9.de We 8 = Pyhala-Schussler,
Pohja 1985;
B523243) 1 4.Wd3 lU ee7 I S .�d2 e6 1 6. lU e2
lUe7 [ 1 6" .Wd6=] 1 7 . lU f4 lU edS 1 8 .lUe6 lU e6
1 9 .g3 �e8 20.h4± Renet-Arlandi, Debrecen
1992;
B523244) 1 4.h3 Wd7 I S .�e2 �fS 1 6. lU e4
�ae8 1 7 . lU f6 lU f6 1 8 .�e8 �e8 1 9 .�a4 Wd6=
Topalov-Yusupov, Moscow 01 1 994.
246
734 ll .cd lUd3 1 2 .Wd3 lU dS 1 3 .�d2 �e6
1 4.�fe I �f6= Anderssen-Barnes, London
1862
735 1l ... c5 1 2 .a3 lU e6 1 3 .de de 14.�e3±
t Velimirovic-Schussler, Smederevska
Palanka 1979.
1l ... �f5
A) 1 2 .a3 lUe6
AI) 1 3 . �e I h6 1 4 . lU e S [ 1 4 . �f4 ! ? J de
I S . lU e6 be 1 6 .�e4 Wd7= G uer h off·
Treppner, Bundesliga 1 986;
A2) 1 3 .�f4 de 1 4.�e4± Dolmatov-Karner,
USSR 1985;
B) 1 2 .�gS de 1 3 .�e4 e6 1 4.�e l b5 1 5 .�f1
�e8 [ I S " . lU e2 1 6. lU h4 ! ] 1 6.�e l ± Schlech·
ter-Barry, Cambridge Springs 1 904.
1l ...c6 1 2 .eS as 1 3 .a3 lU a6 1 4 . lU a4 IiJd7
I S . � e l �f6 1 6 . �d2 lU e 7 1 7 .iWb3 liJ e6
1 8 .�e3± Tolnai-Briffel, Luzern 1989.
736 12 ... lU fd5? !
A ) 1 3 . a3 lU e 3 1 4.be lU dS I S .Wb3 [ 15.1i'I'c2
�f6= Forintos, Haag ] lU b6= Lle5 ;
B) 1 3 .�e l lU b6 1 4 .�b3 �fS I S .lUe5 1iJ4d5
1 6.WhS �g6 1 7 .Wf3±I± Hartmann-Gruen,
Bundesliga 1 988.
12 ... c6 ! ?
A) 1 3 .�e l �fS [ 1 3 " . lU bdS - J J3] 1 4.a3 IiJc2
I S . lU h4 ! [ I S . �eS �g6 1 6 .�a2 e5 1 7 .dc 1i'l'd J
1 8 . lU d l �fd8 1 9 . 1U e3 �f8± Hartmann·
Roder, BRD 1986] lU d4 1 6.�e7± ;
B) 1 3 .�g5 lU bdS [ 1 3 " . lU fdS ! ? Forintos,
Haag] 1 4.Wb3 lU b6 I S .�d3 �e6 1 6.1i'I'c2
h6 1 7 .�d2 lU bdS I 8 . lU a4 We8 1 9 .lLle5 gd8
20. lU eS �eS 2 I . de �h3 ! ?oo Gufeld·
Andrianov, USSR 1980;
C) 1 3 . lU eS lU bdS 1 4 .�g5 �e6 1 5 .�b3
[ I S .Wb3 ! ?±] �e8 1 6.�e l h6 1 7 .�h4 IiJd7
1 8 .�g3 lUeS 1 9 .�eS lU e 3 20.be �f6 2 1 .�c2
�e4 22.Wg4 �eS 23 .de �e6 24.\We4 g6
2S.We3 �g7= Lanka-Arlandi, Debrecen
1 992.
737 15.ib3 l"1e8 1 6.�d2 h6 1 7 .ih4 l2l d7
1 8 .ig3 l2l f8 1 9 . 1"1 ad l ib4 2 0 . l2l e5 as
2 1. tiJd3 ie3 22. be a4 1/2-1/2 Pinter-Smyslov,
Szolnok 1 975.
IS:&d2 l2le3 � 1 6.ie6 l2l ee4.
738 15 . . . l"1e8? 1 6 . i f6 gf 1 7 . l2l d5 c d
1 8.ib5± Opnstein-Valkesalmi, Jarvenpaa
1985.
IS .. . l'1b8 1 6 . l2l e5 l"1e8 1 7 . l'1ad l �d6
1 8 .ih4!± Hulak-Toth, Budva 1981 -32/
408.
IS . . .iWb6 ! ? Hulak.
739 11 ... a6! ? 1 2 . l'1 e l b5 1 3 .in ib7
1 4.igS �b4 1 5 .l'1c l l"1e8
A ) 16.a4 Y2-Y2Matamoros-Lima, Moscow
01 1994;
B) 16.a3±.
740 13.�e3 ctJ e4 1 4 .�e2 l2l : e3°o Tal.
741 13 ... c5
A) 1 4.ie3 e4 [ 1 4 . . . l"1e8 1 5 .�e2 cd 1 6 . l2l d4
!c4 l 7 .l"1ad U Karpov] 1 5 .ie2 l2l d 5 =
F edorow icz -Kogan, USA (ch) 1985;
B) 14 . tiJ g5 cd [ 1 4 . . . ie4 1 5 .d5 h6 1 6 . l2l ge4±
i1l2ld5? l 7 .ie4 l2le3 1 8 . l2l e 3 l2l e4 1 9.�e2+­
Shamkovich] 1 5 . l2l e6 fe 1 6 . l2l e4� ;
q 14 . �g S ! ? h6 1 5 .ih4 e4 1 6 .if6 if6
1 7 . ie4± Christiansen.
742 14 ...l"1e8 1 5 .ib5
A) 15 . . . a6 1 6.ie6 be 1 7 . l2l e5 e5 [ 1 7 . . . id5
1 8 .1Wa4 �f8 1 9 .if4±] 1 8 . l2l e 6 �d6 1 9 . l2l e7
V'le7 [ 1 9 . . . l"1e7 20.d5 �f5 2 1 . l"1 e7 � e 7
22.if4±] 20.d5 l"1ad8 2 1 .ig5 h6 22.�e l ±
Lobron;
B) 1 5 . . .'&d6 1 6 . ig5 ! [ 1 6 . l2l e5 ? ! l2l d4 !
1 7 .ie8 l'1e8� Lobron] l"1ed8 [ 1 6 . . . l"1ad8
247
l 7 . l2l e5 �d4 1 8 .ie6 be 1 9 . 12l e6 �d l
20.l"1ad l l"1d l 2 1 . l2l e7 l"1e7 22.l"1d l ±/\
Lobron] 1 7 .if6 ! if6 1 8 . l2l e4 �f4 1 9 .ie6
be 20.�e l !± Lobron-Handoko, Zagreb/
Rijeka 1 985 -39/387 .
14 ...�d6 1 5 .ie3 l2l d5 1 6.�e2 mh8 [ 1 6 . . . h6
1 7 .l"1ad U Gelfand, Atlas]
A) 1 7 . l2l e4 ! ? �d7 [ 1 7 . . . � d 8 1 8 . l2l g 3 ± ]
1 8 . l2l eg5 [ 1 8 . l2l g3 f5 f± ] i g 5 1 9 . 12l g5 h 6
20. l2l e6 fe6± Gelfand, Atlas;
B) 1 7 .l"1ad l (Gelfand-Adams, Wijk aan
Zee cm(4) 1994) l"1ad8 ! ± Gelfand, Atlas -
59/338.
743 1 5 .ie3 l2l d5 1 6 .�e2 h6 1 7 . l"1 ad l
id6= Ivanchuk-Rachmanov, USSR 1985.
744 15 ... �d7 1 6 . l2l e5 l2l e5 [ 1 6 . . . � e 8 ?
l 7 .d5 ! l2l d5 1 8 . l2l dS idS 1 9 .ih7 m h 7
20.�d5± Taimanov] l 7 .de l2l d5 1 8 . l2l d5
idS 1 9 .�e2 g6 20.l"1ad U/± Kasparov­
Karpov, Moscow wcm(48) 1 984/85 -38/
416.
745 17.ic2 ctJ ee7 1 8 . l2l t4 �f5 1 9 . 12l f6
l2l f6 2o.ib3 e6 2 1 . l2l e5 l2l fd5= Gufeld­
Schussler, Havana 1985 -39/(387).
1 7.ie4!? l2l ee7 1 8 .�e2 g6 1 9 .ie5 �e5
20.de e6±1= Jodice-Battistini, corr 1990.
746 10 ... l2l f6? 1 1 .�b5 id7 1 2 .�b3 0-0
1 3 .l2le3 b5 1 4 .ig5± Timman-V.Kovacevic,
ZagreblRijeka 1985.
747 1 2 . . . ih4? 1 3 .g3 l2l g3 1 4.�f3 ! l2le4
1 5 . l2l e3 l2le3 1 6.be �f3 1 7 . ctJ f3 �e7
1 8 .ia3+- Zuidema-Barendregt, Amster­
dam 1966 -2/211 .
12 . .. l2l d6? ! 1 3 . ctJ e3 ! �a5 [ 1 3 . . . �e5 1 4.de
id3 1 5 .ed ed 1 6. l2l d5+-] 1 4.�f3± [ 1 4.�e3]
Karpov.
1 2 . .. g 6
A) 1 3 . g4 lLl f2 [ 1 3 . . . �h4] 1 4 .�g3 lLl e4+ ;
B) 1 3 . lLl c3 lLl c 3 1 4 .�c3 0 - 0-0= [ 1 4 . . . c6?
1 5 . lLl c4 ll lLl e3 ; 14 . . . �e6 ? 1 5 .�h6 0-0-0
1 6 . lLl f7± Karpov] 11 1 5 . lLl g6 ? hg 1 6 .Ei:e7
�d6 1 7 . Ei:e5 ? �e5 ;
C) 1 3 . f3 lLl f6 ! ? Forintos, Haag;
D) 1 3 .�f3
Dl) 1 3 . . . �d4 1 4. lLl c 3 �e5
D11) 1 5 .�f4 �a5
D111) 1 6 .b4 ! ? [ 1 6 . lLl e4 0-0 1 7 . lLl g3 �e6]
�a3 ! [ 1 6 . . . �b4? 1 7 . lLl d5 ; 1 6 . . . �a6? 1 7 .lLld5
�dS I S .g4± Beliavsky ] l 7 . lLl d5 [ 1 7 . lLl e4
�f3+] �f3 I S .gf �dS 1 9.fe �e6 20.lLlc7
�c7 2 1 .�c7= Beliavsky-Smyslov, Reggio
Emilia 1986/87 -43/(389);
D112) 1 6.Ei:e4 ! ? �e4 1 7 .�e4
D1121 ) 1 7 . . . �b4 I S .�e5 f6 1 9 .�c7
D112 11) 1 9 . . . �c5 ? ! 20.�b7 0-0 2 1 . lLl d5 !
Ei:aeS 22 .�d7 ! [llEi:e I ] Ei:dS ! [22 . . . g5 23 .�e3
�d6 24. lLl e7 �e7 25 .�e7 Ei:e7 26.�c5 Ei:e2
27 .�fS �fS 2S.Ei:b l ±] 23 .�e6 Ei:f7 24.Ei:d l !
[ll 25 .�e3 �d6 26. lLl f6] 'tt> fS [24 . . . �g7
25 .�h6 ! �gS 26.�e3] 25 .�h6 �eS 26.b4
�d6 27.h4 ! ! [1l2S.�f4 �e6 29 . lLl c7 'tt> fS
3 0 . lLl e6 'tt> e S 3 1 . lLl dS±J Ei:d7 2 s . lLl f6 Ei:f6
2 9 . Ei: d6 Ei:e6 3 0 . Ei: e6 � f7 3 1 . Ei: a6 ! �b4
3 2 .�e3± Moreno Ramon ;
D 11212) 1 9 . . . Ei:dS 20.Ei:e l
D112121) 20 . . . Ei:d7 2 1 .�c8 Ei:dS 22 .�e6
[22 .�c7=] Ei:d7 23 .�g3°o Moreno Ramon ;
D112122) 20 . . . �f7 2 1 .a3 �c5 22.�b7 Ei:heS
23 .�e3 �f5 24.�a7� Moreno Ramon­
Espinoza, Havana 1994 -62/334;
D1122) 1 7 . . . �f5 ! I S .�d4
D1122 1 ) I S . . .f6? 1 9 .1Lld5 ! �dS 20.Ei:e l �f7
2 I . lLl c7+ - Moreno Ramon ;
D11222) I S . . . �f6? 1 9.Ei:e 1 �fS 20.�h6 �gS
2 1 . lLl d5+- Moreno Ramon;
D11223) I S . . . 0-0 1 9 . 1Ll d5 l'l:feS [ 1 9 . . . Ei:aeS
20.�h6 f6 2 1 .�fS �fS 22.lLle7 Ei:e7 23 .�a7
�e5 ! 24.�a3 ! =] 20.�h6 f6 2 1 .g4 ! �c5 !
[2 l . . .�e5 22 .�e5 fe 2 3 . lLl c7±] 22.gf �d4
248
2 3 . lLl c7 Ei: ac S 24 . lLl e8 Ei:eS 25 . Ei:dl �b2
26.Ei:d7 Ei:bS 27 .�f4 �e5 2S .�e5 fe 29.fg hg
30.�g2= Moreno Ramon ;
D12) 1 5 . lLl e4
D121) 1 5 . . . 0-0-0 ! ? 1 6.�f4 �d5 1 7 .2'1ac l
c6°o [ 1 7 . . . 2'1d7 I S . lLl d6 ! ] ;
D122) 1 5 . . . 0-0 1 6 .�h6 2'1feS 1 7 . lLl g3 �b2
[ 1 7 . . . �b5= Forintos, Haag] I s . lLl f5 gf
1 9 .�g3 �hS 20.�c7 (Grosar-Sifrer,
Yugoslavia 1 988) �b4 2 1 . Ei: ed l � f6
22 .�e3� Grosar;
D2) 1 3 . . . f6 -74 S ;
D3) 1 3 . . . h5 1 4 .�f4 0-0-0 1 5 . lLl c3 1tJ c 3
1 6.�c3 �d6 1 7 .�g5 2'1deS I S .�f6 2'1hg8=
Grosar-Puljek, Ljubljana 1992.
12 . . 0-0-0 [ll �e5 ] 1 3 .�f3 g6 1 4 .g4 ih4
.
A) 1 5 . lLl d3?! lLl f2 ! 1 6 .�d5 lLlh3 1 7 .�g2
2'1d5 I S .gf �e I 1 9 . lLl e l Ei:eS ! + Arkhi p o v ;
B) 1 5 .'tt> g2 �f2 ! 1 6 .2'1e2 �d4 1 7 .gf �e5
I S .�e4 �c5 ! � Arkhipov;
C) 1 5 . lLl c 3 ! lLl c 3 1 6 .bc �e6
C l ) 1 7 .�d5 �d5 I S .c4 [ I S .g5 f6] f6 1 9 .cd
fe 20.de 2'1d5 [20 . . . 2'1hfS ! ?]
C 1 1 ) 2 1 .�h6 ! ?oo;
C12) 2 1 . 2'1 e2 'tt> d7 22.f4 � e6= Hazai·
Tischbierek, Leipzig 1986;
C2) 1 7 .g5 ! ? Ei:heS ! [ 1 7 . . . f6? I S .gf 2'1hf8
1 9 .�d5 �d5 20.f7±]
I S .c4 ! [ I S .2'1e4? ! �f5 1 9 .Ei:h4 2'1e5+] �d4
1 9 .2'1b l
C2 1 ) 1 9 . . . c6 20.�f4 [20 . lLl c 6 �g4 ! 2 1 .�g4
�g4 22.lLle7 2'1e7 23 j'%e7 Ei:d l 24.�g2 ig5=1
�c5± Wahls-Yusupov, Germany 1 992 .
56/333;
C22) 1 9 . . . �d5 ! 20.cd 2'1e5 2 I . Ei:e 5 �e5 22.d6
[ 2 2 . �g4? �f5 2 3 . �f5 gf 2 4 . 2'1 b4 �g5
25 .�g5 2'1gS - +] c6 23 .�f7 2'1d7=.
748 13.�f3 g6
A) 1 4.g4 fe 1 5 .gf gf5 --+ 1 6.�f5 2'1gS I 7 .mfl
�c4+- Wit-Wolf, corr 1987;
B) 1 4. lLl d2 fe
8 1 ) I S .de?? O-O-O 0-1 Teixeira Neves-Da
Costa junior, corr 1 985;
82) I S . ctJ e4 0-0-0 1 6 . ctJ gS Vlff f3 1 7 . g f
[ 1 7 .ctJf3 e4+] Ei:d4+ ;
C) 1 4.ctJd3
C1) 1 4 . . . Vlff d4 I S .g4 [ I S . ctJ c 3 ] Ei:d8 -C22;
C2) 1 4 . . . Ei:d8
C21) I S .�e3 ctJc3 1 6.ctJd2 Vlfff3 1 7 .ctJ f3 ctJ e2 !
1 8Jl: e2 �d3 1 9 . Ei: d2 �e4+/c§J D e Deus
Carvalho-Da Costa junior, Brasil 1 985 ;
C22) I S .g4 Vlff d 4 1 6. ctJ f4 [ l 6.gf Vlff d 3] ctJ gS
1 7 .\We2 �e4 1 8 . ctJ d2 fS 1 9 .h4 [ 1 9 . ctJ e4 fe
20. lU g6? ctJ h3+- ; 1 9 .9f gf 20.ctJe4 fe 2 1 .Vlffh S
Wf8=t=] \Wd2 ! ! 20.�d2 Ei:d2 2 1 .hg Ei:e2 22.Ei:e2
Wd7� Da Costa junior.
749 15.Vlff g 4
A) l S .. .fe? 1 6.Ei:eS Vlffd4 1 7 .Ei:e7 ! i>e7 1 8 .�gS
Wd6 - 1 9 . Ei: d 1 ± Vaulin-Glj anez, USSR
1 986;
B) I S . . . ctJd4 1 6 . ctJ d3
B1) 1 6 . . . ctJ c2 ?
B11) 1 7 .Ei:e7 r:%J e 7 1 8 .Vlff e 2 i>f7 1 9 .Vlffc 2 Ei:ad8
20. lU el Vlffd l 2 1 .Vlff c4 r:%Jg6 22.Vlff g4 r:%Jf7 =
D e Firmian;
B12) 1 7 . ctJ b4 ! ctJ b4 1 8 .Vlffb 4± De Firmian­
Plaskett, Copenhagen 1 985 -39/388;
B2) 1 6 . . . r:%Jf7 ! 1 7 .Ei:e7 ? ! r:%Je7 1 8 .Vlff g7 Vlff f7
1 9 .\Wg4 Ei:ad8 20.b3 [20.ctJf4 ! ? Ei:hg8 2 l .Vlff d 1
�c4+] \Wg6 2 1 .Vlff g 6 hg 2 2 .�a3 i> f7-+
Ulybin-Sorokin, Sochi 1986.
750 17.Ei:e5 Vlff d4 1 8 .Vlff e6 ! Vlff d l ! 1 9 .Ei:e l
�d7 20.�gS 0-0-0 2 1 .Vlff e7 Ei:de8 22.Vlff d 7
Wd7 Makropoulos-Toth, Budva 198 1 .
= �e6 1 9 . ctJ d4 ( 1 9 .�f4 cS ! -+) 0-0-0= Glek­
751 13. . .c6? 1 4.�h6 !
A ) 1 4 . . . gh I S .Ei:eS Vlff d 7 1 6.Ei:ae l �e6 1 7 .dS !
cd 1 8 .Ei:e6 fe 1 9 .Vlff h 8 �f8 20.Vlff f6+­
R.8yrne, Mednis;
B) 1 4 . . . Ei:g8 I S . Ei: eS Vlff d7 1 6 . Ei: ae l �e6
1 7 .lUgS !
249
B 1 ) 1 7 . . . �gS 1 8 .�gS h6 1 9 .�h4 gS 20.�g3
0-0-0 2 1 .dS ! �dS 2 2 . Ei: e7+- R.Byrne,
Mednis;
B2) 1 7 . . . gh 1 8 . ctJ e6 fe 1 9 .Ei:e6 Ei:g7 20.dS
r:%Jf8 2 1 .Vlff g 7 ! +- R.Byrne, Mednis;
B3) 1 7 . . . 0-0-0 1 8 . ctJ f7 ! �f7 1 9 .Ei:e7 Vlff d4
20.Ei:f7 Vlff c 3 2 1 .bc gh 22.Ei:b l Ei:gS 23 .h4+­
Browne-Bisguier, USA (ch) 1974 -18/252;
C) 1 4 . . . �e4 ! ? I S .�g7 Ei:g8 1 6 .Ei:e4! Vlff e 4
1 7 . Ei:el Vlff e l ! 1 8 .Vlff e l Ei:g7 1 9 .Vlff e S±
R.Byrne, Mednis.
13 . . . Vlff d 6? ! 1 4 . dS ! [ 1 4 . �gS f6 I S .�h4
��g3± Forintos, Haag] 0-0 I S .�f4 Vlff f4
1 6 .Ei:e7 Ei:ac8 1 7 . ctJ d4 Ei:fe8 [ 1 7 . . . �g6
1 8 . ctJ e6 ! +-] 1 8 .g3 Vlff g S I 9 .Ei:e8 Ei:e8 20.Vlff c 7
�h3 2 1 .Vlff c 4± G.M.Todorovic-D.Lalic,
Yugoslavia (ch) 1 990 .
752 14.� g5 �d6 ! I S .�h4 0-0 1 6 . a3 Ei:fe8
1 7 . ctJ eS f6 1 8 . ctJ d3 Vlff c 4 1 9 .�g3 �g3 20.hg
Ei:ad8 2 1 . ctJ cS Vlff c 3 22.bc �dS 2 3 . f3 =
Zapata-A.Rodriguez, Cali 1990.
14.Vlff c7 �d6
A) I S .Vlff c 3 0-0 1 6.�e3 Ei:ac8 1 7 .Vlff d 2 �fS t
Manor-Khuzman, Israel c h 1 994;
B) I S .Vlff c 2 0-0 1 6 .�d2 �fS [ 1 6 . . . Vlff h S ��dS
Forintos, Haag] 1 7 .Vlff b3 Vlff b 3 1 8 . ab f6�
Huebner-Smyslov, Velden cm(3) 1 983 -
35/404.
753 14 ... Vlff c4?! I s .Vlff c4 �c4 1 6.b3 �e6
1 7 .dS± Simic.
14 ...Vlff d 7
A) I S .dS �dS 1 6.Ei:e7 Vlff e 7 1 7 .�gS f6 1 8 .Ei:e l
Baikov, USSR 1982;
B) I S .�gS
B 1 ) I S . . . c6 1 6 .�e7 Vlff e 7 1 7 . ctJ gS±;
B2) IS . . .�d6 1 6.dS �eS 1 7 .de �c3 1 8 .ed
r:%J d7 1 9 . Ei: d l i> e 6 2 0 . b c 3 ± Wemmers­
Boesveld, Netherlands 1995;
B3) I S . . . �gS 1 6 . ctJ g5 0-0-0 1 7 . ctJ e6 fe
1 8 .E'l:d I ± Gi.Garcia,-Gu.Hernandez, New
York (open) 1995;
B4) 1 5 . . . f6 1 6 .E'l:e2 [ 1 6.E'l:e3 fg 1 7 .d5 ! ?] fg
1 7 . E'l: ae l 0 - 0 - 0 1 8 . E'l: e6 �f6 1 9 . E'l: 6e4=
Schulte-Barthold-Schwarzmann, Dort­
mund 1989.
754 15:r!h'c6 be=.
755 16 ... E'l:he8 Simic.
16 ...�g5=
A) 1 7 . E'l: g5 �d5 [ 1 7 . . . f6 1 8 . E'l: g7 E'l: hg 8 ;
1 7 . . . E'l:hg8 Simic] 1 8 . CLl e5 '@b6 [ 1 8 . . . '@h6 ! ?
1 9 .E'l:g3 f6°o SimicJ 1 9 .E'l:g7 E'l:hg8 20.E'l:g3
AI) 20 . . .'@d4 Simic;
A2) 20 . . . h5 ! ?;
A3) 20 . . . E'l:g3 2 1 .hg '@d400 Simic.
A4) 20 . . . '@b2 2 1 . E'l: d l E'l: g 3 22.hg �a2
[22 . . . E'l:e8 ! ? ; 22 . . . b600] 23 .'@a5 mb8 24. CLl d3
'@b3=t/00 Van der Wiel-Short, Biel 1985 -
40/386;
B) 1 7 . CLl g5
Bl) 1 7 . . . E'l:d4 1 8 . CLl e6 fe 1 9 .E'l:e6 '@d5
20.E'l:e7t Grosar-Fiore, Formia 1 995;
B2) 1 7 . . . �d5 1 8 .E'l:e l '@b6 1 9 .E'l:e7 mb8
B21) 20.'@e3 E'l:e8 2 1 .b3
B 2 1 1) 2 1 . . . h6 ! ? 2 2 . CLl f3 [ 2 2 . CLl t7 '@g6
23 .'@g3 �f7 24. E'l:ee7 ma8 ! -+] E'l:he8+
A.Rodriguez;
B212) 2 1 . . . E'l:he8 22.E'l:d7 E'l:ed8 23 .E'l:d8 E'l:d8
24 .CLlh7? f6 ! [24 . . . '@d6? 25 . CLl g5 f6 26.CLl h3
�e6 2 7 . E'l: d l e 5 2 8 .'@g3 '@g3 2 9 . h g cd
30.CLlf4°o G.Garcia-Eslon, Zaragosa 1992;
G. Garcia-A.Rodriguez, Bogota 1 9 9 1 ]
25 .'@g3 a 6 26.E'l:e5 �e4=t A.Rodriguez ;
B22) 20. E'l:ee7 ! '@d4 [20 . . . '@g6 2 1 . h4 h6
22.'@b4± ; 20 . . . f6 2 1 . CLl f7 �f7 22. E'l:b7 '@b7
23.E'l:b7 mb7 24.'@e7±] 2 1 .h3 '@f4 [2 1 . . . E'l:hf8
22.CLlh7 E'l:h8 2 3 . CLl g5±] 22.CLlf7 E'l:e8 2 3 . E'l:e 8
E'l: e 8 24.'@e5 '@e5 25 . CLl e5 E'l:e l 2 6 . m h 2 E'l:e2
27 . m g3 E'l:b2 2 8 . E'l:g7 E'l:a2 2 9 . E'l: h7 E'l:e2±
A.Rodriguez;
250
B3) 1 7 . . . E'l:he8 ! ? 1 8 .E'l:c l '@d7 1 9 .CLle6 �e6
2 0 . E'l: e 6 fe ! = [ 2 0 . . . '@e6 ? ! 2 1 .'@a5 �b6
22.'@f5±] A.Rodriguez -NIC YB23.
756 9 ... �e6
A) 1 0.CLle3 0-0 -9 . . . 0-0 ;
B) l O.a3 CLl e 6 I l .ed '@d5 ? ! [0 I I . . .�d5
1 2 . CLl c3 CLl c3 1 3 .be 0-0 -9 . . . 0-0 I O. tiJ c3
�e6 I l . a3] 1 2 . CLl e 3 CLl e 3 1 3 . be CLl a5 1 4.tiJe5
E'l:d8 1 5 .�e3 b5 1 6. a4 b4 1 7 .eb �b4 1 8.�bl
'@d6 1 9 . �f:l. '@e7 2 0 . � b 5 ± Sznapik.
Maciejevsky, Poland ch 1987;
C) 1 0 .e5 ! ? CLle6 I I .�b5 [ 1 1 .'@a4 0-0 1 2 .b4
a6°o Forintos, Haag] �d7 [ 1 1 . . . 0-0 1 2 .�c6
be 1 3 . CLl e5±] 1 2 .CLle3 [ 1 2.E'l:e l 0-0 1 3 .tiJc3
a6] a6 1 3 .�e6 [ 1 3 .�d3] �e6 1 4 .CLle5:±:.
757 1l.CLle5
A) 1 1 . . . CLl e 6 ? ! 1 2 . CLl e6 be 1 3 . CLl e3 tiJ d6
1 4.�b3 CLl f5 1 5 .d5 e5 1 6 .E'l:e l CLl d4 1 7 .�e3±
Sindik-Iannaccone, Italia 1985;
B) 1 1 . . . e5 Forintos, Haag;
C) I I . . .e6 1 2 . CLl e3 CLle3 1 3 .be CLldS (Puc·
Rabar, Sarajevo 1957) 1 4.'@d3± L1�b3-c2
Forintos, Haag;
D) 1 1 . . . CLl d6 ! ? 1 2 .�b3 CLl f5 1 3 . a3 tiJ d 5
1 4 . CLl e3 �e6 1 5 . E'l: e l e 6 1 6 .�e2 tiJ c 7 =
Sindik-Zysk, Baden-Baden 1985.
1 1.a3 CLl d5 1 2 . E'l: e l CLl ef6 1 3 .�g5 � e 6 =
Dutreeuw-Halasz, Miskolc 1990.
1l .E'l:e1 �f5 -57 1 /A.
758 1 1 CLlf6 1 2 . CLl e 5 ± Fette -Halasz,
..•
Miskolc 1990.
1l . �f5 1 2 . CLl e5 CLle6 1 3 . CLle6 be 1 4. � e 3t
. .
Forintos, Haag.
1l ... CLl c3 1 2 .be CLl d5
A ) 1 3 .'@b3 CLl b6 1/2-1/2 Tatai-Smyslov, Graz
1 984;
B) 1 3 .'@d3 e6 1 4 .�b3 E'l:e8 1 5 . CLl e5 �f8
1 6.�d2 �e6 1 7 .E!ae I ± Popovic-Kapelan,
Vrsac 1989;
C) 1 3 . ctJ eS ! ? e6 1 4.'&f3
Cl) 1 4 . . . ie6 I S .Ele l
C11) I S . . . igS 1 6 .ia3± Emms-Rubio,
Benidorm 1992;
C12) I S . . . '&e7 1 6.ib3±;
C2) 14 .. .f6 1 S .ctJd3 ie6 1 6.id2 it7 1 7 .ib3
E1e8 1 8 .Elab I '&d7 1 9.Elfd I if8 20.ctJ f4 Elad8
2 1 .c4 ctJ f4 22 .if4 '&fS= -747/c Emms­
Barua, London 1993.
759 12 ... ig4?! 1 3 .h3 ihS 1 4.g4 ig6
1 5 .tLleS± Taimanov.
12 ... l11 h8
A) 1 3 . ctJ eS ? ! f6 1 4 . ctJ O ig4 I S .h3 ihS
1 6 .�e6? if3 1 7 .gf [ 1 7 .'&0 tLl e2] '&eS
1 8 .�f4 fS 1 9 . 111 h2 '&g6 2 o . i b3 igS+
Mnatsakanian-J.C.Diaz, Varna 1985;
B) 1 3 .a3 ctJ e6 1 4.h3 [ 1 4 .dS ? ! ctJ aS I S .ia2
�f6oo] if6 I S .if4
B2) I S . . . ifS 1 6 . El c 1 El e S 1 7 . El e l ±
Zagrebelny-Am.Rodriguez, Luzern wtch
1993 -59/339;
Bl) I S . . . ctJ fS 1 6. ctJ d5 ! ctJ fd4 1 7 . ctJ d4 id4
[ 1 7 . . . tLld4 I S .ie7 '&d7 1 9 . ctJ f6 gf 20.ig3±]
1 8.tLle7 gbS 1 9.ctJbS ieS [ 1 9 . . . ib2 ? 20.ibS
�a l 2 1 .'&dS gdS 22 .ie7 gd3 23 .ie4 gd7
24.E1a l a6 2S . ge l ! ctJ e7 26.ctJd6 Ele7
27.tLl eS+-] 20.ieS ctJ eS 2 1 . ctJ a7± Zagre­
belny;
C) 1 3 .h3±.
760 1 3.h3 ifS 1 4 .ie3 [ 1 4. ctJ eS eS I s .if4
c4 1 6.tLle4 ctJ e4 1 7 .ie4 EleSi Taimanov]
!%e8 I S .a3
A) I S . . . tLl e6 1 6 .ia4 ! ? [ 1 6 .ia2] Schach
Archiv;
B) I S . . . tLl d3 1 6 . El b l [ 1 6 .'&d2 bS L1 ctJ e4
Taimanov] eS 1 7 .de ctJ e4 [ 1 7 . . . tLl b2 l S . gb2
�c3 1 9 .ed ib2 2o.in 111 f7 2 1 . '&d S --+
Taimanov] I S .ie2 ! ctJ b2 [ I S . . . ctJg3 1 9 . fg
!%e3 20.lWd2 id4 2 1 . ctJ d4 '&d4 22.�h2 ig6
23.tLldS± Taimanov] 1 9 .'&dS gadS 20.gb2
251
ie3 2 1 .Elb7 ctJ e S 22 .ic5 ie2± Karpov­
Kasparov, Moscow wc(4 1 ) 1984/85 -381
415.
761 13 ... CLl f5? 1 4. CLl n ! Elt7 I S .in 111 t7
1 6 .'&b3± A.Sokolov.
13 ...ie5? 1 4.de CLl fS l S .it7 ! ± A.Sokolov.
13 ... c5 1 4.if4 e4 ! [ 1 4 . . . ed? I S .'&d4 CLle6
1 6 . CLl c6 id4 1 7 . CLl dS EldS I S .Elad l CLl e S
1 9 . CLl d S + - Matsukevich] I S . CLl e4 CLl e 4
1 6.ie4 id4 [ 1 6 . . . '&d4? 1 7 .'&d4 id4
I S .id6+-] 1 7 . CLl bS CLle6 I S . ctJ d4 [ I S .id6
a6 ! 1 9 . CLl d4 '&d6 20. CLl c6 '&e6= Matsu­
kevich] '&d4± Kuznetsov-Matsukevich,
corr 1985 .
762 16 ... c5 1 7 . CLl a4 ia6 I S .Ele l
A) I S . . . ie7 ? 1 9.ge I id6 20.ig3 CLl g3 2 1 .hg
gbS 2 2 . CLl eS+- A.Sokolov-G.Agzamov,
USSR ch 1 985 -39/389;
B) I S . . . e4 1 9 .ie2 CLl d6 20.'&f3± A.Sokolov.
16 ...ib7 (A.Sokolov) 17 .Ele 1 CLl d4 I S .ie3
CLl bS 1 9 . CLl bS eb 20.ge2± L1'&f3 Forintos,
Haag.
763 10. CLl e5 ? ! e S I l .ie3 ifS 1 2 .a3 CLle6
1 3 . CLle6 be 1 4.ed cd I S .dc icS I 6 .icS CLlcS
1 7 .CLld2 d4+ Nunn-Yusupov, Reykjavik
1988.
10.a3 ! ? CLlc6 I I . cd '&dS 1 2 . CLl c 3 CLlc3 1 3 . bc
A) 1 3 . . . ctJ aS ? ! 1 4 . El b l CLl e4 I S . a4 ie6
[0 I S ... a6] 1 6.gbS cS 1 7 .CLl gS !± Shibarevic-
Vianin, Genf 1 990;
B) 1 3 . . . if6 ? ! 1 4 .Elb l a6 I S .if4 '&as 1 6 .dS
CLl e7 1 7 .c4 CLl g6 I s .id2 [ I S .ig3 ! ?±] ic3±
Saltaev-Forintos, Novi Sad 1990;
C ) 1 3 . . . b6 ! ? L1ib7 Mikhalchishin;
D) 1 3 . . .ifS - 1 1 8.
764 13.i e3 dc 1 4.ic4 if6 I S .id3 '&d7
1 6 .Elb I b6= SchmiUdiel-Panzer, Bundes­
liga 1990 .
13.!f4
A) 1 3 . . . !d6 1 4.!gS !e7 I S .ed �dS 1 6.!e7
tjj e7 1 7 . tjj eSt (Maica-Forintos, Varallo
199 1 ) �d6 ! Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 3 . . . EleS;
C ) 13 . . . de 1 4 .!e4 !d6.
13.Elel ! ? !f6 [ 1 3 . . . de 1 4 .!e4 - 8 7- 88]
1 4 . !f4 EleS I S . � a4 a6 1 6 . �b3 tjj aSoo
1 7 .�b4 eS I S .de tjj e6 1 9 .�b3 tjj aS 20.�b4
tjj e6 1/2N2 Ljubojevic-Yusupov, Belgrade
1989 -48/(418).
765 14.tjj d2 �d7 I S .!f3 EladSoo Mikhal­
chishin.
14.!e3 !f6 I S . tjj d2 Elfe S [ I S . . . EladS ! ? ]
1 6 .!t3 �d7 1 7 .a4 EladS I S . aS b6 1 9 . a6
tjj e7 ? ! [ 1 9 . . . h6] 20.g4 ! ± Kovalev-Panzer,
Bundesliga 1992.
14.Elel EladS [ 1 4 . . . !f6 ! ? ] I S .e4 �d7
A) I S . . . �aS ? ! 1 6 .!d2 �b6 1 7 .!e3 !f6
I S.d5 �b2 1 9 .!d3 !± Napoli Costa­
Pantaleoni, corr 1991;
B) 1 6.d5 �eS 1 7 .!d1 !d3 I S .�d3 !f6
(Pantaleoni) 1 9 .Elb I t.
14.c4
A) 1 4 . . . �e4
AI) I S .d5 !f6 1 6 .Ela2 �b l 1 7 .Eld2 tjj aS
I S .�a4 �b6 !oo A.Mikhalchishin;
A2) I S .!e3 ! ? !f6 [ I S . . . �e2 ! ? Sznapik]
A21) 1 6.�b3 b6 1 7 .Elfd l EladSt± Mikhal­
chishin;
A22) 1 6. Ela2 EladS 1 7 .Eld2 !g6 I S .�a4t
tjj d4 1 9 . tjj d4 !d4 20.!t3 �h4 2 1 .eS !f6
2 2 . � h4 !h4 2 3 .!b7t Renet-C asafus,
Argentine 1994;
A3) I S .Ela2 ! !f6 1 6 .Eld2 EladS 1 7 .!b2 tjj e7
I S .Ele l �f4 1 9 .93 �d6 20.!fl !g4 2 1 .h3
!f3 22.�f3 eS 2 3 . dS [23 .�b7 ! ? tjj c6 24.dS
tjj d4 2S .!d4 !d4 26.�b3t Sznapik] !b2
24.Elb2 b6 2S .Elbe2t Sznapik-Tischbierek,
Warszawa 1990 -49/365;
B) 1 4 . . . �d6 !
252
Bl) I S .!b2 !f6 1 6 .�d2 EladS 1 7 . E1 fd l
ElfeSt I S .dS b6 1 9 .cS ? bc 20.!f6 [20.�b5
!b2 2 1 .�b2 tjj eS 22.tjj h4 !d7 ] Wf6 2 1 .�b5
tjj eS 22.!e8 tjj f3 23.gf !h3 -+ Wieder­
Fochtler, Schwaebisch Gmuend 1995;
B2) I S .Ela2 !f6 1 6.!e3 [ 1 6.dS tjj e5 1 7 .1u d4
!d7 I S .!e3 cSoo] b6 [ 1 6 . . . EladS 1 7 .d5 ltJ e5
I S . tjj d4 !d7 1 9 .a4 c6 20. tjj b3 b6 2 1 .a5�
Steingrimsson-Mikhalchishin, Kecskemet
1991 -52/305] 1 7 .d5 tjj aS I S . tjj d4 !d7 flc5°c
Mikhalchishin;
B3) I S .dS tjj eS 1 6. tjj d4 !d7
B31) 1 7 .a4 ElfeS I S . tjj bS !b5 1 9 .ab ItJd7
2 0 . El a3 !f6 [20 . . . !gS ! ?+ ] 2 1 . Ele3 ItJ c 5
2 2 .!d3 Ele3 2 3 .!e3 g6= Tisc hb ie r ek­
Yusupov, Germany 1992;
B32) 1 7 . El b l b6 I S . tjj bS !bS 1 9 . E1 b 5 =
1/2-1/2 Hj artarson-Yusupov, Reykj avik
1989.
766 14 ...�d7 ! ? I S .dS tjj aS Kamsky.
14 ... tjj a5 ! ?
A) I S .!c7 b 6 1 6 .!f4 ElaeS 1 7 .!d2 �d6
I S . El el �b3 1 9 .!a6 Elc7 20. We2 ItJ c4
2 1 .!e4 Elc4 2 2 . tjj e5 Ela4 23 .�f3 (Poel­
Boesveld, Nederland 1993) !eS ! = Boes·
veld -S9/(339);
B) I S . tjj eS cS 1 6.!f3 �dS 1 7 .�a4t.
767 16.! d6 cd 1 7 .Ele l !g4= [ 1 7 . . .
ElaeS= ] .
768 16 . . Elfe8 1 7 .Ele 1 EladS
.
A) I S .cS !e7 1 9 .Elc l !f6t± A I -Mod ia h ki ,
Bad Woerishoefen 1995 ;
B) I S .Ela2 ! ?t .
16. . . Elad8 1 7 .Ela2 ! b 6 I S . Ele l !g6 1 9.'�k l
ElfeS 20.h3 h6 2 1 .Eld2t Kamsky-Yusupov,
Moscow 1992 -56/33 1 .
769 1 l . El e l !fS 1 2 . tjj dS tjj dS 1 3 .cd
A) 1 3 . . . �dS 1 4 .!e3 !b4 I S .Elf! E1 fe8=
Brenjo-Ilic, Yugoslavia tch 1989;
B) 13 . . .�b4 1 4.�f1 1WdS I S .1Wa4 �e7 1 6.�f4
c6 1 7 .�fe 1 �f6= Sherzer-Anand, London
1986.
H.cd cuc3 1 2. bc CU dS
A) 1 3 .1Wc2 cS
AI) 1 4 .�d3 h6 I S .�e l cd 1 6 . CU d4 CU b4 ! ?
1 7 .�h7 <;t>hS l S .1We4 CU dS I 9. cu e6 fe 20.�g6
�c5+ Perpina-Caselas, Spain 1992;
A2) 1 4 .c4 CU b4 I S .1We4
A21) I S . . . 1Wd7 1 6.dc? [ 1 6 .�b2=] �fS
1 7 .\&d4 1We6 I S .�b2 �f6 1 9 . 1Wd2 �b2
2 0 . \&b2 CU c 2-+ Lj uboj evic-Seirawan,
Brussels 1986;
A22) l S . . .�f6 1 6 .�e3 1Wcs 1 7 . �adl �fS
1 8 .\&f4 cu a2+ G.M.Todorovic-Petroni­
jevi c, Cetinje 1 990;
B) 1 3 .�d2 CU b6= (Karpov)
Bl) 1 4 .1Wc2 �c4 I S .�fe l = Yang Xian­
Carag, Jakarta zt 1993;
B2) 14.1Wb 1 !
B21) 1 4 . . . cS ! ? I S .dc [ I S . a4 ! ?] �cS 1 6. CU gS
g6 1 7.tDe6 1Wd2 ! l S .tDcS 1We2 1 9.CUb7 1WeS !00
Vilela;
B22) 14 . . . �eS [ 1 4 . . . c6 ! ?] l S . a4 1WcS 1 6 .�d3
(Becerra -Ro.Perez, Matanzas Cuba ch
1995) g6 ! = Nogueiras -63/262;
C) 13.c4 cu c 3 1 4 .1Wc2 tDe2 l S .1We2 �f6
1 6.�b2 �g4 1 7 .1We4 �f3 I s .1Wf3 cS+
S.Polgar-J.Horvath, Hungary ch Buda­
pest 1 995
1 1.a3 tDc3 1 2.bc tD c6 l 3 .cd �dS
A) 1 4 .�e3
AI) 1 4 . . . �f6 [ 1 4 . . .fSoo] I S .�b l
All) 1 5 . . . a6 ! ? 1 6. cu d2 [ 1 6.c4 �f3 1 7 .�f3
ilJd4 1 8 .�b7 �bS=] bS 1 7 . a4 cu a7 I S . ab ab
1 9 .�b5 tD bS 20.l'i:bS c6� -60/(300) ;
A12) 1 5 . . . l'i:bS 1 6.cud2 �e6 1 7 .�f3 (Saltaev­
Toistikh, Volgograd 1 994) tDaS �b6,cS=
·60/(300) ;
A2) 1 4 . . . tDaS l S .1Wa4? ! c6 1 6 .c4? bS ! -+
1/l. 17 .cb �b3 ] Canfell-Solomon, Melbourne
253
1 992;
B) 1 4.l'i:e1 CU aS l S .�d2 �f6 1/2-V2 Short­
Seirawan, Biel 1 985;
C) 1 4.1Wc2 1Wd6 I S .l'i:e l l'i:aeS 1 6 .�d3 �f3
1 7 .gf\i{hS= Nunn-Khalifman, Groningen
1 988;
D) 1 4.l'i:b l
Dl) 1 4 . l'i: b l a6 I S . a4 �f6 1 6 .�d3 l'i:eS
1 7 . CU d2 l'i:bS l S . tD c4 tD e7 1 9 .�f4 CU g6
20.�g3 �h4 2 1 . CU e3;!; Dvoiris -J.Horvath,
Leeuwarden 1995;
D2) 1 4 . . . l'i:eS l S .c4 �e4 1 6.�d3 �f3 1 7 .1Wf3
1Wd4 l S .�f4� Zeus-Nightmare, Hong
Kong 1995.
I 1 . CU e4 de 1 2 . CU e l c6= Forintos, Haag.
1 l.�f4
A) 1 1 . . .l'i:cS 1 2.a3 cu c3 1 3 .bc cu c6 1 4.cd
�dS l S .l'i:e l �f6 1 6. cu d2 tD e7 1 7 .l'i:b l tD g6
l S .�g3 b6 1 9 . �g4;!; Zozulia,A-Guber­
natorova, Yalta 1 995;
B) l 1 . . .cS 1 2.dc �cS 1 3 . CU a4 �e7 1 4. a3
cu c6 l S .1Wc2 l'i:cS 1 6 .b4 bS 1 7 . cb cu b4
1 8 .1Wdl cu c2 t Arakhamia,-Z.Polgar,
Tilburg ctw 1 994.
770 ll ... cuffi 1 2.a3 [ 1 2.cS] tDc6 l 3 .b3
CU e4 1 4. CU e4 de I S .dS ef I 6.�f3 �d7 1 7 .dc
�c6 I S . �c6 bc 1 9 .1Wf3 1Wd3 2 0 . l'i: ab l ;!;
A.Sokolov-Smyslov, Moscow aktiv 1987.
771 14.c4 �f3 I S .�f3 �f6=.
14.cu d2 ! ?
A ) 1 4 . . . fS I S .c4 �f7;!; [ I S . . .f4 1 6.cd CU b4
1 7 .1Wb3 ] ;
B) 1 4 . . . �e6 ! ? I S .f4 1Wd7 1 6 . cu f3 [ 1 6 .1Wb l
�fS 1 7 .1Wb7 1W e6� David] l'i:adS 1 7 . c4 ? !
[ 0 1 7 . l'i:bl David] �f6+ I S .dS ? 1We7 ! +
Poli-David, corr 199 1 .
772 14 ... l'i:e8 l S . tD d2 �gS 1 6 .�d3;!;.
14 ... f5 ! ?
773 16 ... CD e7 1 7 .c4 �e6±.
16 ... �e6 1 7 .�d3 g6 1 8 .�f4 [ 1 8 . f4 CD e 7
1 9 . CD e4 CD fSoo] �g7 [ 1 8 . . . CD aS ! ?J 1 9 . CD e4
�dS 20. CD cS±I± Ehlvest-Yusupov, Saint
John cm(2) 1988 -45/357.
774 12.cd CDc3 1 3 .bc CD dS't Karpov.
12.a3 CD c 3 1 3 .bc CD c 6
A) 1 4.E1:b l b 6 I S .cd � d S 1 6 . CD d2 CDe7=
Salai-Kolesar, Brno c h CS 1991;
B) 1 4.cd �dS I S . CD d2
Bl) I S . . . CD e7 1 6 . iW c 2 g6 1 7 .�d3 �c6
1 8 . CD e4± Wang ZiIi-Ye Rongguang,
Copenhagen 1995;
B2) I S . . . CD aS 1 6 .iWc2 b6 1/2-1/2 Gipslis­
Smyslov, Moscow 199 1 .
12.iWb3 a s 1 3 . CD e4 d e 1 4. CD e l �d4 I S .a3
�e3 1 6.iWe 3 CD c6 1 7 .iWe4 iWf6 1 8 . CD f3 �fS't
Kuczynski - G . Garcia, Polanica Zd roj
1987.
12.iWa4 CD c 3 1 3 .bc CD c6 1 4.E1:ab l [ 1 4.E1:fd l
a6 l d S .cd bS Forintos, Haag]
A) 1 4 .. J�b8 I S .E1:fd l E1:e8 1 6.cd �dS 1 7 .c4
�e4 1 8 . E1:bc l 1/2-1/2 Chandler-Ribli, Bun­
desliga 1987 ;
B) 1 4 . . . iWd7 I S .iWa3 [ I S . mh l ! ? Forintos,
Haag; l S .E1:b7? CD d4] b6 1 6.cd �dS 1 7 .c4
�f3 1 8 .�f3 E1:ad8 1 9 .dS CD eS 20.�e2 iWd6=
Kudrin-Seirawan, New York 1987.
12.E1:c1
A) 1 2 . . . cS 1 3 . a3 cd 1 4 . CD d4 �d4 I S .�d4
CD c 3 1 6.E1:c3 CD c6 1 7 .cd CD d4 I 8 .de
AI) 1 8 . . . fe ? 1 9 . �d3 E1: f7 2 0 .iWd2 iWf6
2 1 . E1:fc 1 ± Ljubojevic-Christiansen, Lina­
res 1985;
A2) 1 8 . . . CD e6± Lobron;
B) 1 2 . . . CD c 3 ! ?
775 15.E1:dl [ � a3 , dS Karpov] bS ! ?
� 1 6 . a3 CD d3 ! Forintos, Haag.
776 16.E1:dl E1:fd8 1 7 .dS cdS 1 8 .cdS �fS
254
777 16 ...iWd7
A) 1 7 .iWfd I CDc7 �bS± Karpov ;
B) 1 7 .E1:ad l ! ?± .
16. . .E1:fd8;l; 1 7 .E1:fd l E1:ac8 1 8 .iWa4 [�b41 c5
A) 1 9 .dS ? ! �d7 2 0 . iW b3 iWd6 � � e 5 +
Karpov;
B) 1 9 . E1:ac l cd4 20. CD d4 CD cS 2 1 .iWa7
B l ) 2 1 . . . �d4 22.E1:d4 [22 .�d4 CD d3 2 3 .�d3:tl
E1:d4 [ 2 2 . . . CD d 3 ? 2 3 . E1:c2 E1:d4 2 4 . �d4± J
23 .�d4 CD d3 24.E1:c2± Karpov ;
B2) 2 1 . . . CD d3 22 .�d3 [22 . CD e6 iWe6 23 .1:'1c2
bS� Karpov] �d4 23 .�d4 ed3 24.E1:d3 1:'1c4±
Ljubojevic - Karpov, Bugojno 1986 -411
366.
778 12.CD e5
A) 1 2 .. .f4 1 3 .�c l !
AI) 1 3 . . . CD c3 1 4. bc CD c 6 I S .�g4! �g4
1 6 .iW g4 CD e S 1 7 . de dc 1 8 .�f4± M a k a ·
rychev;
A2) 1 3 . . . c6 1 4. a3 [ 1 4.cS ! ?] CD a6 I S .cd cd
1 6.iWb3± ;
A3) 1 3 . . . �d6 ! ?oo ;
B ) 1 2 . . . dc ! ? Makarychev.
12.cd CD dS
A) 1 3 . CD e4 fe 1 4 . CD d2 CD e3 I S .fe �g5 =
Makarychev;
B) 1 3 .�c4 c6 1 4 . CD e4 fe I S . CD d2 mh8=
��d6;
C) 1 3 . CD dS �dS 1 4.�f4 c6 I S .�eS
C l ) I S . . . iWb6? ! 1 6.iWc2;l; Dvoiris-Sorokin,
Cheliabinsk 1 989 ;
C2) I S . . . �d6 ! ?=;
C3) I S . . . iWe8 ! ? �iWg6 Karpov.
12.iWb3 ! ? CDc3 1 3 .bc dc 1 4.�c4 �c4 1 5 .�c4
iWdS 1 6 .iWe2 CD c6 1 7 .c4? ! iWe4= Zagre·
belny-Agzamov, Tashkent 1988.
779 12 ... CD c6?! 1 3 . CD dS �dS 1 4.cd �d5
I S . E1:c l ±/@ .
780 15 . VM d2? ! ctJ aS .
1 5 .�f4
A) I S . . . �d6 1 6 .�d6 VMd6 1 7 . ctJ d2 ctJ aS
[ 1 7 . . . l"1aeS I S .�f3 b6 1 9 .VMa4 ctJ aS 20.l"1fe l
ic6 2 1 .�c6 VMc6 22 .VMc6 ctJ c6 23 . ctJ c4t
Dvoiris-Mikhalchishin, Lvov 1 990]
l S .'lMa4 b6 1 9 .�f3 cS=;
B ) IS . . . �f6 1 6 .�d3 (Dudek-Schulze, Bun­
desliga 1988/89) gSoo Forintos, Haag;
e) lS . . . gS ! 1 6.�c l [ l 6.�eS ? g4+]
el) 1 6 . . . g4 ? ! 1 7 . ctJ d2 �d6 I S .c4 �h2
1 9 . � h2 VMh4 20.�gl �g2 2 1 . � g2 VMh3
22.�gl ctJ d4 2 3 . l"1e l g3 24. ctJ f 1 ± Maka­
rychev;
e2) 1 6 . . . �f6+ Makarychev.
15.c4 �f3 1 6 .�f3 f4 1 7 .�dS �hS I S .�c l
A) l S . . . �f6 1 9 .�b2 ctJ d4 [ 1 9 . . . ctJ e7 20.�e4
L'lc5 2 1 .VMhS ± ] 20.�d4 �d4 2 1 .VMd4 c6
22.1"1ad l cd 23 . cdSt ;
B) l S . . . ctJd4 !
Bl) 1 9 .'lMd4? �f6-+ ;
B2) 1 9 .�b2 cS=;
B3) 1 9 .1"1bl �cS 20.l"1b7 [20.�b2 VMf6 ! = ]
f3 !oo/t
B31) 2 1 .�e3 ? ! (Velicka-Borsavolgyi, Zala­
karos 1991) ctJ e2 22.mh l �e3 2 3 . fe ctJ c3+;
B32) 2 1 .�f3 ctJ f3 1/2_% Huebner-Yusupov,
Rotte rdam 1988 -46/402.
15.1"1bl l"1bSoo - 1 22 .
781 16...�f6? 1 7 . ctJ eS !±.
16...�d7!= 1 7 .�f4 �d6
A) I S .ctJeS?! �eS 1 9 .de VMe6 20.c4 �e4
2 1 .Wc3 ctJ e7 2 2 . l"1 d4 l"1 ae S + Beliavsky­
Yusupov, Barcelona 1 989 -47/389.
B) l S . id 6= .
782 14 ... f4? ! I S .�c l l"1bS
A) 1 6 . � a4 - 1 23;
B) 1 6 l"1e 1 ! ? dc 1 7 .VMa4 mhS -7S7/A;
. 23 .�gS VMgS 24.�f3 ! l"1f3 2S .VMc6 !±] 22.ctJe6
C) 1 6.cd ! �dS 1 7 .l"1e l
C1) 1 7 . . . �f6 l S .�f4 �d4 1 9 .�c7 VMc7
255
20. ctJ d4t Adams;
e2) 1 7 . . . mhS l S .�d3
e21) I S . . . VMd7 ? ! 1 9 .c4 ! �f3 20.VMf3 ctJ d4
[20 . . . VMd4 ? 2 1 .VMh3 h6 2 2 .�b2 VMd6
23 J=1e6+- Adams] 2 1 .VMe4± Adams­
Yusupov, Munich 1993 -57/309;
e22) l S . . . �f6 ! ? 1 9 .�c2 ! t [ 1 9 .�f4 �d4oo]
Adams.
783 15 . VM a4 f4 - 1 23.
784 1 6.�f4 �d6=.
785 14 ... l"1b8!? I S .cd �dS 1 6 .�c4 �f6
1 7 .�dS [ 1 7 .�f4 ! ?t] VMdS l S .c4 VMaS I 9 .VMc2
f4 20.�d2 VMhS 2 1 .�c3 bSoo Madl-Solomon,
Sydney 1 990.
14 ... mh8 ! ? l S .l"1ab l l"1bS 1 6.8:fe l a6 1 7 .�f4
�d6 l S .�gS �e7 1 9 .�f1 �gS 20. ctJ gS �d7
2 1 . ctJ e6 ctJ d4 2 2 . ctJ dS �a4 2 3 . l"1b7 l"1fd S
24.l"1bS l"1 b S 2S .cd d c Y2-Y2 Ljubojevic­
Beliavsky, Belgrade, 1995 .
786 15.� d2 �hS
A ) 1 6.l"1fe 1 dc 1 7 .�c4 �g4 I S .�e2 a6 1 9 .h3
�hS 20 . ctJ h2 �e2= M . Boenisch-Tisch­
bierek, Zittau DDR ch 1 989;
B) 1 6 .l"1ab l l"1bS 1 7 .l"1fe l dc I S .�c4 �g4
1 9 .�e2
Bl) 1 9 . . . �d6 20.h3 �hS [20 . . . �fS ! ?
Karpov] 2 1 .l"1bS ! �eS [ 2 1 . . .�g6 22.c4±
Karpov] 22.VMc2
B 1 1) 22 . . . �g6 23 .�d3 �d3 24.VMd3±
�l"1hS ,ctJgS Karpov;
B 12) 22 .. a6 23.l"1fS ! l"1fS 24.VMfS �g6 2S .VMg4
VMf6 26.�c4± Karpov-Seirawan, B russels
1986 -41/365;
B2) 1 9 . . . a6 ! 20.h3 �hS
B21) 2 1 . ctJ gS ? ! �e2 ! [2 1 . . .�gS ? 22.�hS f3
VMdS 23 . ctJ f8 [23 .l"1e2 f3 24.l"1ee l ? ! fg 2S .ctJf8
l"1fS 26.VMd 1 VMfS-+ Rohde-Seirawan, USA
(ch) 1986 -42/384] f3 24.gfibS ! 2S .c4 �d4
26.�d l �c4 27 . tD e6 id6� Blumenfeld;
B22) 2 1 .Elbd I id6= Blumenfeld .
787 17.Ele1
A) 1 7 . . . dc I 8 .ic4
A I ) I 8 . . . ic4 I 9 .�c4 id6 20.dS tD e 7
2 1 .�d\ �d7 2 2 . c4 c 6 ? ! 2 3 .ib2±
Guerriero-Battistini, corr 1 990;
A2) I 8 . . .ifS 1 9 .Elb2 a6 2o.if l [20.ia6 ? !
Ela8 2 1 .Elb7 �d6 �tD b8�] b S 2 1 .�b3 ig4
2 2 . El e4 id6 2 3 . tD e5 tD eS 24.de ics
(Zapata-G. Garcia, Santa Clara 1 990)
2S.Elf4 Elf4 26.if4 �f8�;
A3) 1 8 . . . ig4 !
A31) 1 9 .dS if3 20.gf ics 2 1 .dc �h4
A3l l ) 22.�c 2 Elf5 ! 23 .Elb7 Eld8 24.ie6 ElhS
25 .h3 � g3 26. c;t>fl �f3 27. c;t>g 1 ElgS 28 .ig4
hS+ Toistikh;
A312) 2 2 . Ele2 Elf5 23.cb EleS [ 2 3 . . . ElgS
24.c;t>fl EleSoo] 24.if4 �f4 2 S . Ele5 �eSoo
Toistikh ;
A32) 1 9 .ie2 a6 20.�d l bS 2 1 .dS
A321) 2 1 . . . tD aS 2 2 . tD d4 i f5 2 3 .id3 !
[23 . tD fS ? ! Elf5 24.if3oo] Toistikh ;
A322) 2 1 . . .ifS 22.Elal tD aS 23 .if4 ie4
24.ig3 (Shmuter-Toistikh, Volgograd
1 994) idS 2 s . ic7 �c7 2 6 . � d5 if6°o
[26 . . . �c 3 ? 2 7 . tD e5 �b3 2 8 . �b3 tD b 3
29.Elab l tD d2 30.Elbdl Elbd8 3 1 . tD c6+-]
Toistikh -60/300 ;
B) 1 7 . . . a6
B1) I 8 .ifl ig4 I 9 . tD d2 f3 20. tD f3 if3
2 1 .gf Elf3 22 .ig2 Elf2 ! 23.cd ih4 24.Elfl
Elfl 2s .ifl �dS+ Kanefsck-Ginzburg,
Buenos Aires 1993;
B2) 1 8 .id3
B21) I 8 . . . dc ? 1 9 .ih7± Kajumov-Serper,
USSR 1987;
B22) 1 8 . . . ig4 1 9 .cd if3 20.gf�dS 2 1 .ie4
WhS 22.c;t>h l [22 .ic6? �g6 ��b I -+] id6
2 3 . El g 1 f 2 3 .ic 6 ? bc 2 4 . El b8 �f3 + 1 bS
256
24.�d 1 tD e7°o Benjamin-Zarnicki, Mani·
la 01 1993 -57/(309) .
788 12.tDdS tD dS I 3 .cd �dS 1 4.Elc l c6
l s .ic4 �aS 1 6. tD eS if6't Escobar-Celis,
Buenos Aires 1993.
12.a3 tDc3 I 3 .bc tDc2 1 4.Ela2 tDa3 [ I 4 . . . IIJe3
l S .fe3± Alexa.Ivanov] I S .Ela3 ia3 1 6.c5
A) 1 6 . . . ib2 ? ! I 7 .�b3 ic3 1 8 .W c 3 c6
1 9 .Ela 1 Ele8 20.Ela3 �c7 2 I . tD d2 bS 22.l'1a6!
Alexa.Ivanov-Arkhipov, USSR 1985;
B) 1 6 . . . bS ! ? 1 7 .�b3 [ 1 7 .ibS ? ! Elb8 1 8 .�a4
ib2 1 9 .id2 ic2 ! ?+] icS 1 8 .dc c6 1 9 .lIJd4
id7 2o.if4 as 2 1 .id6 Ele8°o Alexa.Ivanov.
789 12 ... dc I 3 .ic4 as [ 1 3 . . . tD c 3 1 4.bc
tD c 2 I S .El ad i tD e 3 I 6 . fe3± Xf7 Matsu·
kevich]
A) 1 4. tD e4?! ie4 I S . a3 a4 I 6 .Wdl IIJc2
1 7 . El c l tD e3 I 8 . fe c6't Voitsekhovsky·
Kolesar, Pardubice 1995;
B) 1 4. tD eS tD d6;
C) I 4 . a3
C 1 ) 1 4 . . . tD c 3
C l l) I S .bc a 4 I 6.�b2 tDc2 I 7 .Ela2 1IJ e 3
1 8 .fe id6
C l l 1) 1 9 .�b7 ? ! El b 8 2 0 . �d5? �d3-+
Tseshkovsky-Arkhipov, Moskva II 1985
-39/390;
C 1l2) I 9 . tD eS ! ie6 20.ie6 fe6°o Matsu·
kevich;
C 1 2) l S . ab ! bS
C121 ) I 6 .bc bc 1 7 .�c4 ie6 1 8 .Wb5 ab
I 9 .Ela8 �a8 20.cb idS't Matsukevich;
C 1 22) 1 6.if7 Elf7 1 7 .bc a4� Hjartarson;
C123) 1 6 . ba ! bc I 7 .�c3 id3 1 8 .l'1fe l ±
Timman-Hjartarson, Rotterdam 1 989 ·
47/390;
C2) 1 4 . . . tD d2
C21) I S .id2 ic2
C2ll) 1 6.if7 Eln 1 7 .�e6 ifS I 8 .Wb3 �c2=
Efimenko-Vzdvizkov, corr 1989 -48/(418);
C212) 1 6.ab ! ? �b3 1 7 .�b3 �b4 I S .�gS:!;
Forintos, Haag;
C22) I S . ctJ d2 ! ? �e2 1 6. ab �b3 1 7 . ctJ b3 ab
I S .ctJdS:!; Karpov.
790 13.c5 ctJ e 3 1 4.be ctJe2 I S .Ei:ae l ctJe3
1 6.fe �e4 ! � 1 7 Y/lb7 �gS+ Forintos, Haag.
13 1 a c1 de 1 4 .�e4
J
A) 14 . . . aS ? ! I S .a3 ctJ e3 1 6.ab ctJ bS 1 7 . ba
g aS I S .dS �e4 1 9 .de � f3 20.�bS be
2 1 .ie6± Adams-Christiansen, rapid chess
Cannes 1992 ;
B) 14 . . . bS !
B l ) I S .�e2 �e6 1 6.Wd l ctJe3 1 7 .Ei:e3 [ I 7 . be
:tJ a2 I S .Ei:e2 b4+ Huebner] �a2 I S .b3 as
L1a4+ Arkhipov;
B2) I S .�t7 Ei:t7 1 6 . ctJ e5 ctJ dS ! [ 1 6 . . . WeS
l 7.g4 ! ctJ e3 I S .be3± Arkhipov] 1 7 . ctJ e4
[ 1 7 . liJ e 6 ctJ ee3 ! I S . ctJ d S ctJ e2 1 9 .mh I ctJ e 1 +
Arkhipov] �e4 I S .Ei:e6 [ l S . ctJ t7 mt7 1 9 .Ei:e6
�gS+ Huebner] WeS+ Khalifman­
Arkhipov, Moscow II 1985 -39/39 1 .
791 Schwarz.
14.E1ac1 as I S .a3 ctJ e 3 1 6.Ei:e3 [ 1 6.be a4
I 7.1Wb2 ctJ d3+] a4 1 7 .Wdl ctJ e6= Matsu­
kevich .
792 14 ... Ei:cS!? l S . ctJ eS f6 1 6. ctJ f3 Wd7
1 7 . 1iJ e4 �e4 I S . ctJ e l Y2-Y2 De Firmian­
Kaidanov, New York op 1994.
793 16.�c3 Ei:eS I 7 .Wd2 ctJ e2.
794 17.Wdl ctJe6 l S .Ei:ac l [ I S .�bS Wb6
1 9.ia4 �b2 20.Ei:b3 We2]
�b6= .
795 12 ... ctJ c3 I 3 .be ctJ a2 1 4 . Ei:e2 �e2
1 5 .V�k2 1iJc3 1 6.We3 e6 1 7 .Ei:b l as l S . Ei:b7
a4 1 9 . 1iJ eS �d6 2 0 . ctJ c6 W e S 2 1 . Ei: b6:t
[ 2 1 .IiJe7? ie7 22.Ei:e7 a3 Timman] Short-
257
Timman, Hilversum (m/6) 1 989 -48/418.
796 13 ... ctJc3 1 4.bc ctJ dS I S . ctJ e5 ctJ b6
1 6.�b3 ctJdS:!; (Smirin-Nen.Ristic, Geneva
1992) 1 7 .Wf3 ! ?
797 14.Wb3 ? ! -790/1 3.Ei:ac l.
7 9 8 1 6.Ei:el? �a3-+ Timman-Bareev,
Linares 1993.
1 6.Wb3
A) 1 6 . . . Ei:bS= Huebner;
B) 1 6 . . .f6 !
B 1 ) 1 7 .Wb7 ? fe I S .We6 �e4-+ (Ivanchuk)
1 9.de m h S 20.�d4 Ei:eS 2 1 .Wa6 ctJ f4-+
Smirin-Anand, New York Grand Prix
(6'-5') 1994;
B2) 1 7 . ctJ f3
B 2 1 ) I 7 . . . bS I S .�e2 mhS 1 9 .�d2
B 2 1 1) 1 9 . . . ctJ b6 2 0 . Ei: fe l Wd7 2 1 . e4 be
22.�e4 ctJ e4 23.We4 Ei:feS 24 . ctJ h4 �fS =
Kir.Georgiev-lvanchuk, Debrecen 1992 -
56/332;
B 2 1 2 ) 0 1 9 . . . �d6 ! ? � ctJ f4 Ivanchuk;
B22) I 7 . . . Wd7 ! ? I S .Ei:fe l mhS 1 9 .�d2 �d6
20.�f 1 ctJ f4 2 1 . ctJ h4°o Ivanchuk.
799 17.� b3 �a3 I S .Ei:ce l ctJ e 3 1 9 .�h6
ctJ bS 20.Wg3 Wf6 2 1 .�gS WfS 22 .�h6 Wf6
23 .�e6 fe 24.�g5 WfS 2S .�h6 Wf6 1/2- Y2
Bashkov-Howell, Pardubice 1994.
1 7.�d2 �gS I S .�gS W2-1/2 Khalifman­
Christiansen, Bundesliga 1992) WgS
A) 1 9 .Ei:b l ! ? Ei:abS 20.Ei:fe l � Wd2? 2 I . Ei:e 2
Topalov;
B) 1 9 . Ei:fe ) :!; /= Ei:aeS 20.g3
Bl) 20 . . . Ei:e7 2 1 .h4 WfS [2 1 . . .Wf6? 22 .�dS
�dS 23 .Wf6 gf 24. ctJ g4±] Topalov;
B2) 20 . . . WfS 2 I .Wd l ! :!; Topalov-Akopian,
Linares 1995 -63/262 ;B3) 20 .. .f6 ! ? 2 1 .ctJd3
�t7 22 . ctJ eS [22.h4 Ei:e l 2 3 . Ei:e l Wd2] Ei:e l
2 3 . Ei:e l Wd2� . 1 7.Ei:fel ctJe3
A) 1 8 .�e6? fe 1 9 .�e3 �gS 20.�h3 �c l
2 1 .�e6 mh8 22J::l c l �f6+ Ftacnik;
B) 1 8.fe �e4 1 9 . cu e4 �dS 20.�dS ed=
Ftacnik;
C) I 8 .'We3 �e4 1 9 . ct:J c4 �f6 20.2:b l b6=
Kamsky-Anand, FIDE cm Sanghi Nagar
1994
17.�d3
A) 1 7 . . . ct:J e3 1 8 .fe �d6 1 9 . ct:J e4 [ 1 9.�hS g6
20. ct:J g6 fg 2 1.�g6 �e7] �e7 20.e4±
Huebner;
B) 1 7 . . . �d6
B 1 ) 1 8 .2:fe l �eS 1 9 .de ct:Je3 20.2:e3 [20.�e3
�a2] �gS= Huebner;
B2) 1 8 .�d2
B21) 1 8 . . . �eS 1 9 .de ct:J e7 20.�gS t
Huebner;
B22) 1 8 . . . ct:J f6 1 9 .�gS Huebner;
B23) 1 8 . . . �h4 ! 1 9 .2:fe l ct:J f6
B23 1 ) 20.h3 �dS 2 1 .�fS �e6 22.� gS � gS
23 .�gS ct:J d S = Huebner;
B232) 20.a4 ct:J g4 2 1 .�f4 ct:J eS 22.�eS �dS
23 .�fS �eS 24.2:eS g6 2S .�d7
B2321) 2S . . . 2:ab 8 ? 26. 2:bl Elfd8 27 .�e7
�g4 28 .�fl �d7 29. 2:e7± Huebner­
Timman, Sarajevo cm( 4) 1991 -51/296;
B2322) 2S . . . b6= Huebner.
800 Short
12 ... �f6? 1 3 . g4 ! �e6 1 4.f4 ct:J e 3 I S .be ct:Je6
A) 1 6.fS �e8 1 7 . ct:J f3 2: e 8 1 8 .�f4 2:e4
1 9 .�d2± Short;
B) 1 6 .2:b l de [ 1 6 . . . 2:b8 ? 1 7 .fS ] 1 7 .2:b7±
Short;
C) 1 6 .�f3 ± Short-Anand, Amsterdam
1993 -57/308.
1 2 ... ct:Jc3 1 3 .be ct:J e 2 1 4 . 2: c l [ 1 4 .�g4 ! ?
Piket] ct:J e3 I S .fe
A) I S . . . �e6± Kramnik;
B) l S . . . �e4 [00 Short]
B 1 ) 1 6.�f3 �gS 1 7 .'We2± Kramnik;
B2) 1 6.ed �dS 1 7 .�d3 ---+ L1�hS Beliavsky.
258
801 13.g4? �e6+ Beliavsky.
802 1 7. c d �d5= P o po v ic- M i kh a l c h i ­
s h i n , Yugosl a v i a 1 993.
803 1l ... c6 1 2.f3 ct:Je3 1 3 .be f6 1 4 . 1iJ g4
ct:J a6 1 S .ed �dS I 6.�f4± Yu Xiaodong-Shu
Yimin, China 1 987.
1l ... c5
A) 1 2 .�e3 cd 1 3 .�d4 ct:J e3 1 4 .be IZl c6
I S . ct:J e 6 be 1 6 .�a4 ( ± A .Sokolov) c S =
1 7 .�e3 d4;
B) 1 2 . ct:J e4 ! de 1 3 .dS
B1) 1 3 . . . �fS 1 4.a3 ct:J a6 I S . f3;±: Nadyr·
hanov;
B2) 1 3 . . . �d6 1 4. a3 !
B21) 1 4 . . . ct:J a6 l S .f4± Nadyrhanov;
B22) 1 4 . . . �eS I S . ab �d7 1 6.be
B221) 16 .. .fS 1 7 .f4 ef 1 8 .2:f3
B2211) 1 8 . . . f4 1 9 . 2:aa3 �g4? ! 20J'Ul f3
2 1 .�B �h4 22.g3 �g3 23.hg VJig3
24.�g2 ! +- Nadyrhanov;
B2212) 1 8 . . . �e7 1 9 .d6 ! �eS 20.�e3 'ific6
2 1 .e5 f4 22.�e4 mh8 23 .�dS± Nadyrha·
nov-Majorovas, Krasnodar 1994 -62/335:
B222) 1 6 . . . 'We7 ! ? 1 7 . d6 ! ? ( l 7 .g3 ? ! 'ific5
1 8 .�e3 �e7 1 9 .e5 �h3 ! 20.2:e l �b2 2 1 .d6
�e8 ! +) �eS 1 8 .�e3 �e6 1 9 .eSoo Nadyr·
hanov.
804 12 .. . �c8? 1 3 . ct:J dS ! A.Sokolov.
12 �g4 1 3 . ct:J g4 �d7 1 4 .2:el ct:Jc3 I S .be
•••
ct:Je6 1 6.ed �dS 1 7 .e4± A.Sokolov.
12 ...�c8 1 3 .�c8 2:e8 1 4 . ct:J f3 ct:Jc3 I S .be
ct:J e 6 1 6.�a4 de 1 7 .2:bl 2:b8 1 8 .iWc4 <j)h8
1 9 .2:e l
A ) 1 9 . . . ct:J aS 20.�e6 �d6 2 1 . e4 2:e8 [2 l . . .b6
22.�d2±] 22.�e8 �e8 23 . 2:e8 2:e8 24.e5
�f8 2S .�d2± A.Sokolov
B) 1 9 . . . �d6 20.�a4 2:e8 2 1 .�e3 a6 22.c4t
A.Sokolov-Mikhalchishin, Bern 1 994 ·601
301.
805 IS ... cu c3 1 6.bc idS 1 7 . cu d3 CU aS
l 8 .�f4 c6 1 9 .Elel if3 20.Wlf3 b6 2 1 .ieS
�d7 2 2 . Ele2 CU c4 23.a4 Elae8 24. Elae l ±
G.Timoshenko-Oral, Berlin 1 995.
1.9.3. Game 7
Wahls - Yusupov
B undesliga 1 992
l.e4 e5 2.cuf3 cu f6 3.cu xeS d6 4.cuf3 cu xe4
5.d4 dS 6.id3 cu c6 7.0-0 ie7 8.c4 cu b4
The most popular system against 8 .c4 for
Black. By attacking the bishop, he intends
to weaken White ' s pressure in the centre.
9.cd
The alternative is 9.ie2. The text move al­
lows Black to exchange his knight for the
bishop, but White hopes to gain time i n
order to create threats along the open e ­
file.
9 . . 4J xd3 1 0 .Wlxd3 WlxdS 1 l . El e l if 5
. 1 6.<j;Jf1 ixe l -+ is bad for White.
12.4Je5
If l 2 . 4J c3 cu xc 3 1 3 .Wlxc 3 , B lack must sac­
rifice the c7-pawn by 1 3 . . . ie6 (- 1 1 6, po­
sition 1 49).
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12 ... 0-O-0! ?
1 2 . . .f6 (- l I S ) , and 1 2 . . . g6 (-747) are
B lack' s other possibilities in this position.
The text move creates the threat of 1 3 . . .
WleS .
13.Wlf3 g6 14.g4 ! ?
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
a b c d e f 9 h
A typical advance, which the reader may
remember from positions 1 1 8 - 1 1 9 . It
seems that White must gain a material ad­
vantage, but B lack' s answer demonstrates
that the opposite is so. Exploiting the weak­
ened position of the white monarch, B lack
begins a counterattack aimed at the most
vulnerable point in the opponent' s camp­
the f2-pawn.
14 ...ih4!
Thi s idea occurs more often i n the varia­
tions of chapter 7 (-game S ) .
IS.cuc3 According t o analysis b y Arkhi­
pov, other continuations are weaker:
I S . cu d 3 ? ! cu xf2 ! 1 6.WlxdS cu h 3 + 1 7 .<j;Jg2
El xd S 1 8 . g f i x e 1 1 9 . CU xe l El e 8 ! + o r
I S . <j;J g2 ixf2 1 6 . El e2 ixd4 1 7 .gf WlxeS
1 8 .Wlxe4 WlcS !� (Arkhipov ) . I S . gf? ixf2+
l S ... ctJxc3
Certainly not I S . . . ixf2+? 1 6 .Wlxf2 cu xf2
1 7 . CU xdS+- .
1 6.bc ie6 17.gS ! ?
 a b c d e f 9 h 1 8 . i d 2 f6 1 9 . 9 f W x f3 20 . tU xf3 � x f6
8 8 (Hertneck) would be weaker.
7 18...Wxd4 19.E1bl c6
6 1 9 . . . id5 ! ? was a good alternative in this
5 position . Now 20.Wh3+ <;t>b8 [20 . . �e6 ! = .

4 L12 1 .Wg2 c6 22.tUxc6 ixf2+ 23.\tlh I �d5 1 1

3 2 1 . ie3 [2 1 . tUd7+ <;t>a8 22. ie3 'lWxc4] is
not dangerous in view of the m o v e 2 1 . ..

E1xe5 ! ! poi nted out by Hertneck . I n this

a b c d e f 9 h position 22.cd is possible and after 22 ...

E1 x g 5 + 2 3 . ixg5 Wxf2 + 24 . \tl h l �xg5

A subtle move, after which the position of
(Hertneck) or 22 .ixd4 E1xg5+ 23 . \tlfl [23.
the black bi shop at h4 becomes dangerous.
Wg3 ixg3 24. fg ixc4 25 . if6 E1gd5� 1
1 7 .Wxd5 ixd5 1 8 . c4 f6 1 9 . c d fe 2 0 .de
ixc4+ 24 . E1e2 E1xd4 (Hertneck) B l ac k has
E1xd5 creates less problems for Black .
a good game .
Here B lack had spent a long time search­
During the game I was worried about the
ing for a good defence. How can he l iber­
continuation 20.cd Elxe5 2 1 .E1xeS �xe5
ate the trapped bishop? One factor simpli­
22.d6 ! (22.Wg4+ ? Wf5 23 .WxfS + gf 24.:r'1b4
fies his task: the threat of 1 8 .Wf4 is illu­
ixg5 25 .ixg5 E1g8+). Now 22 . . . E1xd6? is
sory in view of 1 8 . . . ih3 1 9 . E1e4 ixg5 .
bad b e c a u s e of 2 3 . if4 Wd S (23 . �f5
And yet a serious problem remain s : how
. .

24.Wxb7+ <;t>d8 25 .ixd6 Wxf2+ 26.mh l cd

can he parry the threat of 1 8 .E1e4? The nerv­
ous 1 7 . . . f6? leads after 1 8 .gf Elhf8 ( 1 8 . . .
E1 h e 8 1 9 . f7 ± ) 1 9 . W x d 5 ( l 9 . f7 ? El x f7 !
20.WxdS ixf2+ 2 1 . <;t> fl ixe l + 2 2 .ciJ xf7
i x d 5 2 3 . tU xd 8 ? i x c 3 -+ ( H ertnec k ) )
1 9 . . . ixd5 ( 1 9 . . . E1xd5 20. tU f3+-) 20.t7± to
Black losing the exchange in view of the
threats of ih6 and ia3 . By bringing the
h8-rook into play, B lack maintains the bal­
ance by tactical means.
17...Elhe8!
The point of this move becomes clear in
the fol l o w i n g l i n e : after 1 8 . E1e4? ! if5
1 9 .E1xh4 B l ack has at his disposal the tac­
tical blow 1 9 . . . E1xe5 ! If now 20.Wxd5 E1e 1 +
2 1 . \tlg2 E1xd5 2 2 .E1xh7 ie6 (Hertneck) he
gains more than sufficient compensation
for the pawn.
18.c4!
White continues to fight for the initiative.
2 7 . W c 6 + - ( H ertn e c k ) ) 2 4 . W h 3 + �e6
25 .Wxh4 Wf5 26 .E1b3 E1e4 27.E1f3± . How·
ever after 22 . . . c6 ! 23 .Wxf7 (23 .Wg4+ �f5
- + ) 2 3 . . . E1 d 7 2 4 . Wg 8 + E1 d 8 the game
should end in a draw. White ' s best chance
is 25 .d7+ <;t>c7 26 .E1xb7+ <;t>xb7 27 .�xd8
W e I + 2 8 . \tl g2 W x f2 + 2 9 . \tl h3 � f3 +
3 0 . <;t> xh4 We4+ 3 1 . <;t> g3 Wd3 + 3 2 . lf1f4
Wf5 + when Black forces a draw by per·
petual check (Hertneck).
2o.if4!?
Again White finds the most unpleasant
move for his opponent ! In the eve n t of
20. tU xc6 Black would not reply 20 . . . �xf2+
2 1 .Wxf2 ixf2+ 2 2 . <;t> xf2 bc 23 .if4 �d3
(23 . . . E1d4 (Hertneck) 24.ie5 � ) 24.�b8+
<;t>d7 25 .E1b7+ <;t>d8 with the idea of E1d7.
when although he is a pawn up, it is White
who has winning chances. The correct reo

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ply is 20 . . . 'Wg4+ ! 2 1 .'Wxg4 ixg4 22/i'Je7+
(22.ctJ xa7+ m bS) 22 . . J::J:x e 7 23 .:§:xe7 :§:d l +
24.ctt g2 ixg5 with equal chances.
20 .. :�c5
2o . .if5 is weak in view of 2 1 .:§:bd I with
. 5
the idea of ctJ xf7±.
Black seems to have managed to parry all
the threats, but it turns out that his oppo­
nent's attacking resources are far from ex­
hausted . A tactical skirmish now com­
mences, i n which the players exchange
blow s .
e
a b c d f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 ful resource.
a b c d e f 9 h
21.liJxc6!
Now 2 1 . . . 'Wxf2+? i s bad for B l ack because
of 2 2 .Wxf2 ixf2+ 2 3 . m xf2 bc 24 .:§:bS+
�d7 2 5 .:§:b7+ m cs 26 .:§:eb I +- (Hertneck).
White's idea i s as follow s : after 21 . . . 'Wxc6
22 .iWxc6+ bc 2 3 . :§:b8+ m d7 24. :§:b7+ m c s
2 S J:% c 7 + ( 2 5 . :§: eb l ? ? :§: d l + ) 2 5 . . . m b 8
2 6 .� b I + m aS 2 7. :§:bb7 h e creates a mating
net. It is true that B lack can ransom him­
self, giving up the extra material by 27 . .
E1d l + 28. m g2 ih3+ 2 9 . m xh3 ixf2 , but
30.�xf7 leads to a better endgame for
White. Black finds a stronger defence.
21.. .. �d 3 !
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7
6 6
5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
Black starts a counterattack, trying to make
use of his off-side bishop. If 22.'Wxd3 then
22 . . . i x f2 + 2 3 . m h l i x e l , a n d a ft e r
24 . CLJ xa7+ 'Wxa7 25 .:§:xe I B l ack h a s the
better chances . The spectacular 22.:§:xb7
runs i nto the s i m p l e 2 2 . . . 'Wxf2+ ( 2 2 . . .
:§:xf3 ? ? 2 3 . :§:c7#) 23.'Wxf2 ixf2+ 24. m xf2
m xb7 (Hertneck) . B ut my opponent, who
plays thi s game brilliantly, finds a beauti­
22. :§: xe6! !
B l ack cannot accept the sacrifice, since
after 22 ... :§:xf3 ? White plays 23 .:§:xeS+ m d7
when there are several ways to win. The
most accurate solution is 24 .:§: dS+ 24 . . .
m xc6 (24 . . . m e6 25 . CLJ d4+ m e7 26.id6+ +­
) 25 . :§:c S + +- ( Hertneck ) , but 24 . :§: d 1 +
m xc6 25 .:§:c8+ m b6 26 .:§:b I + or 26.:§:xc5
m xc5 27 .ie3+ (Wahls) is also good for
White .
The natural 22 . . . :§:xe6 i s refuted by
23 .'Wxd3 'Wxf2+ [23 . . . 'Wxc6 24.:§:dl WeS
. 25 .'Wh3+- (Wahls)1 24. m h I :§:e I + 25.:§:xe I
Wxe l + 26. m g2 bc 27 .'Wd6 . The text move
is effectively all that remains.
22 fe ! 23.'Wxd3 'Wxf2+
...
23 . . . 'Wxc 6 24 .'Wd4 e5 25 .ixe5 ixg5 i s
weaker in view o f 26.ig3 ! with the idea
of 'Wg4+, 'Wxa7 (Hertneck).
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24.@hl �xf4 2S.ttJ xa7+ 3 1 .E:b7+ @d8 32.E:b8+ 'it> c7
2S.Elf1 .�c7 26.ct:J xa7+ @b8°o and 2S .Eld l 3 2 . . . V!Jxb8 ? ? loses to 3 3 . ct:J c6+ +- . A draw
V!Jc7 2 6 . ct:J xa7+ @b8 2 7 . ct:J bS V!Jc6+oo is now inevitable .
(Hertneck) leads to an unclear game . But 33.E:b7 + @d8
at thi s moment both players were already Certai nly, not 33 . . . @ d6 ? ? 34.cS+ mxc5
in time-trouble . 3 S . ct:J b3+ +-.
2S.,,@b8 26.ttJ c6+ 34.E:b8+
If 26. ct:J bS then 26 . . . �f2 ! (26 . . . �xgS ? Drawn
27 . ct:J d6 El e 7 2 8 . Elf 1 + - ) 2 7 . El f1 El f8
28 .V!Jd6+ V!Jxd6 29 . ct:J xd6 @c7=.
26".@c7?
Black overestimates his chances. He should
have opted for 2 6 . . . @ c 8 2 7 . ct:J a7 + = or
27 .Eld 1 V!Jc7 2 8 . ct:J eS �xgSoo (Hertneck).
27. ttJ aS
In time-trouble both pl ayers overlooked
27 .Eld 1 ! with a dangerous attack. The fol­
lowing variations illustrate the point:
A ) 2 7 . . . @ x c 6 2 8 . V!Jd7+ @ b6 2 9 . V!Jb S +
� a 7 3 0 . V!J a4+ @ b 8 ( 3 0 . . . @ b6 3 1 . c S + )
3 1 .V!Jxe8+ cJ:J a 7 3 2 .V!Ja4+ cJ:J b 8 3 3 . El d 8 +
m c7 34 .V!Jd7+ @ b 6 3 S .V!JbS+ +­
(Hertneck ) ;
B ) 27 . . . b c 2 8 . V!Jd7+ cJ:J b 6 2 9 . El b l + cJ:J c S
3 0 . V!J a7+ cJ:J d 6 ( 3 0 . . . cJ:J x c 4 3 1 . V!J a 4 + )
3 1 .Eld 1 + @eS 3 2 .V!J g7+ + - (Hertneck) ;
C) 27 . . . �xgS 28 .V!Jd7+ cJ:Jb6 29.Elb l + m cs
30.ElbS+ @xc4 3 1 .Elb4+ +- ;
D) 27 . . . @b6 (Hertneck) i s probably, the
best chance for B l ack, since 2 8 . c S + can
be met by 28 . . . cJ:J xc6 29 .V!Jd7+ �xcS . But
after the simple 2 8 . ct:J d8 White ' s position
i s definitely better.
27"J�d8!
Counterattack is the best form of defence !
27 . . . b6? i s bad in view of 2 8 . Eld l � .
28.�e2
But not 2 8 . Elxb7+? @c8 29 .V!Je2 V!Jc 1 +
30.@g2 Eld2-+.
28".E:d2 29.E:xb7+ 'it> d 8 3 0.E:b8+! @c7

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 1.9.4. Exercises

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

1 43 1 2. . .? 1 46 1 8.?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

1 44 1 7.? 1 47 1 6. ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9

1 45 1 1 .? 1 48 22 . ?

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a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

1 49 1 4. ? 1 52 1 6. ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

1 50 1 3.? 1 53 1 7.?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

151 14. . . ? 1 54 1 9 .?

264
 Il�
a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

1 55 1 4.? 1 58 1 8. . .?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

1 56 1 4. ? 1 59 1 6. . .?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

1 57 15...? 1 60 19. . .?

265
 At�
a b c d e h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

161 20 . . . 7 1 64 1 6. . .7

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

1 62 15.7 1 65 18 ..7
.

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9

1 63 14. . .7 1 66 1 3.7

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 1.9.5. Answers
Ex. 1 43 ( 1 .e4 e5 2,li:l f3 lLl f6 3.lLle5 d6 4.lLlf3
� e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 ie7 7.0-0 lLl c6 8.c4
1e6 9J:!el lLl f6 10.c5 0-0 1 l . lLl c3 ig4
12.ie3) Short-Smyslov, Hastings 1988
With an exchanging combination B l ack
goes into an endgame, in which White ' s
extra pawn does not play a significant role :
12 ... ic5 ! 13.dc d 4 14.id4 lLl d4 15.ih7
� h7 16.%Yd4 if3 17.Wd8 13fd8 18.gf lLl g5
1 9.13e7 13ac8 20.13e3 13d2 2 1 . lLl e4 1/2
-7 I 3/9.13e 1/C2.
Ex. 1 44 (1 .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLle5 d6 4.lLlf3
�e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 lLl c6 7.0-0 ig4 8.c4
1e7 9.cd Wd5 1 0 . lLl c3 ll'l c3 l l .bc 0-0
1 2.!!el if3 13.Wf3 Wf3 14.gf id6 15.ie3
Elad8 1 6 . 13 a d l b6) Ehlvest- Yu su pov,
Saint John cm (4) 1988
The strength of the bi shop pair is well i l lus­
.trated in this ending. The l ight-square bi shop
is especially dangerous. White ' s next sub­
tle move provokes a further weakening of
the light squares: 17.ig5 ! f6 18.ie3 lLl e7
19.c4 c6 20.ic2 lLl g6 21 .c5 ic7 22.ic 1
be 23 . d c lLl e5 and now White could have
undermined the position of the black king
by 24 .ib 3 ! ±It .
-112.
Ex. 1 45 ( 1 .e4 e 5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLle5 d 6 4.lLlf3
�e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 ie7 7.0-0 0-0 8.c4
�f6 9 . lLl c3 lLl c6 10.cd lLl b4) Beliavsky­
Mascarinas, Lvov 1981
White makes a useful move which furthers
his development, and aims at the e7 -bi shop.
B lack has to decide with which knight to
take on d5 - White will organi se his play
around thi s decision. There i s no need to
withdraw the l i ght-square bi shop immedi ­
ately.
267
1l.13e l ! ? lLl bd5 (after 1 l . . . ct'l fd5, l 2 .ib l de­
serves attention) 12.Wb3 c6 13.ig5 h6
14.ih4 lLl f4 15.ifl lLl e6 16.13ad l . White
has harmoniously arranged his pieces and
he exerts strong pressure on B lack ' s posi-
tion.
- 733/10.cd/A2.
Ex. 1 46 (1 .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLle5 d6 4.lLlf3
lLl e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 ie7 7.0-0 lLl c6 8.c4
lLl f6 9 . lLl c3 0-0 1 0.h3 lLl b4 l 1 .ie2 dc
1 2 .ic4 lLl b d 5 1 3 . 13 e l c6 1 4 .ig5 ie6
15.Wb3 13b8 1 6 . lLl e5 13e8 17.13adl Wd6)
Hulak-Toth, Becici 1981
By a subtle bishop manoeuvre, White probes
a weak point in B lack's defensive forma­
tion: 18.ih4! Wb4 19.Wc2 13bd8 20.id3
h6 2 1 .ig3 (now B l ack ' s queen causes him
some problems) WaS 22.lLl c4 Wa6 23.lLl d5
lLl d5 24.13e6 lLl b4 25.We2 fe 26.We6 'it>h8
27.ibl if6 28.Wf5 'it> g8 29.Wh7 'it> f8
30.id6 13e7 31 .b3 �e8 32.Wg8 1-0
-73 S .
Ex. 1 47 (1 .e4 e 5 2.lLlf3 ll'l f6 3.lLle5 d 6 4.lLlf3
lLl e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 lLl c6 7.0-0 ie7 8.c4
lLl f6 9. lLl c3 0-0 1 0 .h3 dc l1 .ic4 lLl a5
12.id3 ie6 13.13el lLl c6 14.a3 a6 15.if4
Wd7) Kasparov-Karpov, Moscow wcm
(48) 1985
A standard invasion at e5 improves White ' s
pawn structure and leaves h i m with good
attacking prospects in spite of some simpl i ­
fication : 16.lLle5! lLl e5 (a little tactical nu­
ance : l 6 . . . iWd4?? l 7 . ct'l c6 bc l 7 .ih7 ; 1 6 . . .
iWeS ? l 7 .d5 ! ct'l d5 I S .ct'ld5 id5 1 9 .ih7 �h7
20.iWd5± i s bad -Tai manov) 17.de lLl d5
1 8 . lLl dS idS 1 9.Wc2 g6 20.13ad H c6 ? !
[ 2 0 . . . iWc 6 ; 2 0 . . .:r:Ud S ] 2 1 .ih6 13fd8 -
Pos . 1 4S .
-744.
Ex. 1 48 (Continuation of Ex. 147)
Exploiting the opposition of his rook and
the black queen on the d-file, White breaks
up the black king ' s pawn shelter: 22.e6 ! fe
[22 . . . �e6 ? 23 .�g6+-1 23.�g6 �f8 24.�f8
�f8 25.�e4 �f7 [o2S . . . E1f4 Ll�h8] 26.�e3
�g7 27.�dd3 ! (a subtle way of bringing the
rooks into the attack in front of White 's own
pawns) �f8 28.�g3! �h8 29JMc3 �ff7
30.�de3 �g8 3 1 .iWe5 iWc7 . Now White
achieves a won ending: 32.�g7 �g7 33.�d5
iWe5 34.�e6 iWe6 35.�e6+- .
Ex. 1 49 (1.e4 e5 2,c!t:lf3 c!Ll f6 3.c!Lle5 d6 4.c!Ll f3
c!Lle4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 �e7 7.0-0 c!Ll c6 8.c4
c!Llb4 9.cd c!Ll d3 10.iWd3 iWd5 11 .�el �f5
1 2 . c!Ll c3 c!Ll c 3 1 3 .iWc3 c 6 ? ) B ro w n e ­
Bisguier, USA (ch) 1974
Black was planning to consol idate his posi­
tion by . . . �e6 but White lands a terri ble
blow !
14.�h6!! �g8 (the point of the combi na­
tion is discl osed in the variation 1 4 . . . gh
I S .E1eS iWd7 1 6 .E1ae I �e6 1 7 .dS ! cd 1 8 .E1e6
fe 1 9 .'lWh8 �f8 20.'lWf6+- ; i f 1 4 . . . �e4 ! ?
I S .�g7 E1 g 8 1 6 . E1e4 ! 'lWe4 1 7 . E1 e l 'lWe i !
1 8 .'lWe l E1g7 1 9 .'lWeS ± R . B yrne , Medn i s )
15.�e5 iWd7 16J�ael �e6 17.c!Llg5 ! 0-0-0
18.c!Llf7 �f7 19.�e7 iWd4 20.�f7 iWc3 21 .bc
gh 22.�bl �g5 23.h4+-
-75 1 .
Ex. I SO ( 1 .e4 e5 2.c!Llf3 c!Ll f6 3.c!Lle5 d6 4.c!Llf3
c!Lle4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 c!Ll c6 7.0-0 �e7 8.c4
c!Llb4 9.�e2 dc 10.�c4 0-0 1 l . c!Ll c3 c!Lld6
1 2 .�b3 �f6 ) A . Sokol o v - G . A gzam ov,
USSR ch Riga 1985
An important theoretical position which is,
on the whole, more favourable for White.
In the h i storic 4 1 st game of the match
Karpov- Kasparov, Moscow 1 984/85
White contented hi mself with the modest
268
1 3 . h 3 . The aim of thi s typical move is to
prevent the bi shop from going to g4. A fter
1 3 . . .�fS 1 4 .�e3 E1e8 I S . a3 ct:ld3 B l ack has
counter-pl ay, although l ater in the game
White was able to outplay his rival ( 760) -
.
13.c!Lle5 ! ? is more active (by analogy with
Pos . 1 47 ) , in order to meet 1 3 . . . ct:l fS w i th a
standard blow: 1 4 . ct:l f7 ! E1n I S .�t7 g;,t7
1 6 .'lWb3± (A. Sokolov ) . B l ack opted for
1 3 ... c!Ll c6 [ I 3 . . . cS I 4 . �f4:i:: l 14.�f4 ltJ f5
15.c!Llc6 bc 16.d5 c5 17.c!Lla4 �a6 1 8J�e L
and White obtained the better position.
For more detai ls - 1 1 7.
E x . I S I ( 1 .e4 e5 2.c!Llf3 c!Ll f6 3.c!Lle5 d6 4.ltJf3
c!Ll e4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 �e7 7.0-0 c!Llc6 8.c4
c!Ll b4 9.�e2 0-0 1 0 . c!Ll c3 �f5 1l.a3 ltJ c3
12.bc c!Ll c6 13.cd iWd5 14.c4) Hjartarson­
Yusupov, Reykjavik 1989.
The advance of White ' s pawns is h i s most
dangerous plan in th i s type of pos ition.
However, here White i s not able to dislodge
B lack ' s pieces from the centre (it is useful
to com pare th i s example with Ex . 1 1 8 ) .
14. . .iWd6 ( l 4 . . . 'lWe4 i s weaker i n v i e w of
I S . E1 a2 ! �f6 1 6 . E1 d2 E1ad8 1 7 .�b2 !jj e7
1 8 .E1e I and the queen i s misplaced at e4 -
Sznapik-Tischbierek, Warszawa 1 990)
15.d5 c!Ll e5 16.c!Lld4 �d7 17J�bl b6 18.ltJb5
�b5 19_�b5= 1/2_1/2
-76S /14.c4 .
Ex. I S 2 (1 .e4 e5 2.c!Llf3 c!Ll f6 3.c!Lle5 d6 4.ltJf3
c!Ll e4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 c!Ll c6 7.0-0 fle7 8.c4
c!Ll b4 9.�e2 0-0 10.c!Ll c3 �f5 1l.a3 ltJc3
12.bc c!Ll c6 13.cd iWd5 14.�f4 �d6 15.c4
iWe4) Kamsky-Yusupov, Moscow 1 992
1 6 .�d6 cd 1 7 .E1e 1 leads nowhere because
of 1 7 . . . �g4 or 1 7 . . . E1ae8=. White should
keep the bishops on the board (an analo­
gous idea is already known to the reader
from the game Timman-Van der Sterren,
Nederland ch 1 983 - Ex . l l 6) : 1 6.ie3 !
:gad8;!; -Pos . I S 3 .
- 1 1 8.
Ex. I S 3 (Continuation of Ex. 152)
White skilfully strengthens h i s position,
combining prophylaxis with the preparation
of his own offensive play. 17.Ei:a2 ! (prevent­
ing possible simplification after iMfc2 and
preparing the rook transfer to d2 -Ex. I S I
and 1 1 8) b6 18.Ei:el (planning if! and em­
phasising the bad position of the queen at
e4) ig6 -Pos . I S4
Ex. I S4 (Continuation of Ex. 153)
White keeps a close watch on any opportu­
nities for his opponent: 19.iMfc 1 ! (hindering
�f4, defending the a3 -pawn and prepar­
ing the advance c4-cS) Ei:fe8 20.h3 h6
2 1 .:gd2U± .
Ex . I S S (1.e4 e5 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJe5 d6 4.ltJf3
lLle4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 ltJ c6 7.0-0 ie7 8.c4
ILlb4 9.ie2 0-0 10.ltJc3 ie6 1l .ie3 ltJ c3
12.bc ltJc6 13.cd idS) Ehlvest-Yusupov,
Saint John cm(2) 1988
This example is a good illustration of the
thesis 'The threat is stronger than its execu­
tion ' . Subtly reckoning on the possibility of
c3-c4, White reinforces his position: 14.'Wc2
(but not 1 4.c4 in view of l 4 . . . if3 and I S . . .
�f6, but l 4. ltJ d2 ! ? ie6 was also possible)
�f6 1 5 . ltJ d2 Ei:e8 1 6 . Ei:ael [ A c 4 ] i e 6
[ 1 6. . .tt:le7 1 7 .c4 ie6;!;] 17.id3 g6 18.if4
[ 1 8 .f4 tt:l e7 1 9 .1tJe4 ltJ fSoo] ig7 [ I 8 . . . tiJ aS ! ?]
19.CtJe4 ! , and White i s clearly better.
- 1 1 9.
Ex. 1 56 (1 .e4 e5 2.ltJf3 ltJf6 3.ltJe5 d6 4.ltJf3
lLle4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 ie7 7.0-0 ltJ c6 8.c4
ILlb4 9.ie2 0-0 10.ltJc3 ie6 1 l .ie3 if6
1 2 . CtJ e4 d e 1 3 . ltJ e l c 6 ) Lj u b oj e v i c -
269
Karpov, Bugojno 1986
The invasion at b4 has a serious disadvan­
tage, since the knight i s insecure there and
can be driven back to an even worse posi­
tion. After the typical queen thrust 14.'Wb3
Black has problems in bringing his knight
back i nto play : 14 ...'We7 1 5.a3 ltJ a6 16.ltJc2
Ei:fd8;!; .
- 1 20.
Ex. l S 7 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJe5 d6 4.ltJf3
ltJ e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 tiJ c6 7.0-0 ie7 8.c4
ltJ b4 9.ie2 0-0 10.ltJ c3 ie6 1 l .ie3 f5
12.a3 ltJ c3 13.bc ltJ c6 14.cd idS 15.c4)
Huebner-Yusupov, Rotterdam 1 988
Here the advance c3-c4 is not dangerous
for B lack, since he has time to make a coun­
terattack against the d4-pawn.
15 ... if3 16.if3 f4 (Black 's important
additional resource) 17.idS �h8 18.ic1
-Pos. I S 8 .
7 80/15.c4 .
-
Ex. I S 8 (Continuation of Ex. 157)
After 1 8 . . . if6 ? ! 1 9 .ib2 tiJ d4 2o.id4 id4
2 1 .iMfd4 c6 22.:gad I cd 23 .cd White is some­
what better. Stronger i s 18 ... ltJ d4! 19.Ei:bl
[ 1 9 .iMfd4? if6 or 1 9 .ib2 cS ! ?] 19 ... ic5
[ l 9 . . . c6 20.iMfd4± Xb7,f4] 20.Ei:b7 [20.ib2
iMff6 ! = llc6, :gad8] 20 ... f3 ! ? , with a strong
initiative. In the game a draw was agreed
after 21 .if3 tiJf3 [22.gf id6 !oo] .
Ex. l S 9 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.ltJf3 ltJ f6 3.ltJe5 d6 4.ltJf3
ltJ e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 ltJ c6 7.0-0 ie7 8.c4
ltJ b4 9.ie2 0-0 1 0 . ltJ c3 ie6 1l .ie3 f5
12.a3 ltJ c3 13.bc ltJ c6 14.cd idS 15.'Wc2
�h8 1 6.Ei:fd l ) Beliavsky-Yusupov, Bar­
celona 1989
Black is not afraid of 1 7 .c4 in view of
the standard 1 7 . . . if3 followed by . . . f4 (­
Ex. I S7 ) . However he should be ready for
White ' s invasion at e5 . The opposition of
the queen and rook on the d-file can become
important in the l i ne l 6 . . . if6 ? l 7 .tt:l e5 ± .
The best continuation is 16 . . .Wid7!=. The
idea of thi s move becomes clear in the line
that occurred in the game : 17.if4 id6
[ 1 7 . . . Ei:aeS ! ? l S .�d2=] 18.lile5 [0 1 S .id6=]
ie5 19.de �e6. In view of the slight weak­
ness of the e5 -pawn, Black's position is to
be preferred : 20.e4 ie4 2 1 .Wie3 lil e 7
22J'!d4 1'!ae8 !+ [ Xe5J
- 12 1 .
Ex . 1 60 (1.e4 e5 2.lilf3 lil f6 3.lile5 d6 4.lilf3
lil e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 lil e6 7.0-0 ie7 8.e4
lil b4 9.ie2 ie6 1 0 . lil c3 0-0 1l .ie3 f5
12.a3 lil e3 13.be lil e6 14.Wia4 f4 15.i.d2
'it>h8 16J!ab l 1'!b8 17.1'!fe l de 18.i.e4 i.g4
19.i.e2) Rohde-Seirawan, USA eh 1986
The stereotyped 1 9 . . . id6 led after 20.h3
ih5 [20 . . . if5 ! ?] 2 1 .Ei:b5 ! ieS [ 2 1 . . .ig6
22. c4± Karpov] 22.�c2 to a difficult game
for B lack: 22 . . a6 23.Ei:f5 ! Ei:f5 24.�f5 ig6
25 .�g4 �f6 26.ic4± Karpov-Seirawan,
Brussels 1986.
The prophylactic 19 ... a6, maintaining the
bi shop on the d l -h5 diagonal and thus pre­
venting the planned pawn advance in the
c e n te r, i s s t r o n g e r. After 20.h3 i. h 5
2 1 . lil g5?! [02 1 .Ei:bd l id6= Blumenfeld]
i.e2 ! 22.lil e6 WidS B l ack obtained active
play. The game continued 23.1'!e2 [23 . CtJ fS]
f3 24.1'!e e l fg 25 . lil fS 1'!f8 26.Widl Wif5
27.�g2 Wif2 28.�hl 1'! f3 , with dec i s i ve
threats .
- 786 .
Ex. 1 6 1 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lilf3 lil f6 3.lile5 d6 4.lilf3
lile4 5.d4 d5 6 ..id3 ii.e7 7.0-0 lil e6 8.e4
lilb4 9.i.e2 0-0 10.lilc3 i.e6 1l .i.e3 i.f5
12.Wib3 de 13.i.e4 a5 14.a3 lil e3 15.be a4
1 6 .Wib2 lil e 2 1 7 . 1'! a2 lil e3 1 8 . fe ii. d 6
270
1 9.Wib7?! 1'!b8 20.Wid5 ? ) Tseshkovsky­
Arkhipov, Moscow 1985
The discovered check motif is typical of the
Petroff Defe n c e . The spectac u l ar 20 ...
i.d3 !+ l e d t o a material advantage, since
2 l .id3 ?? is bad because of 2 1 . . . ih2, while
2 1 .Ei:d l fai l s to 2 l . . . c6 ! 22 .�c6 Ei:cS.
- 789.
Ex. 1 62 (1 .e4 e5 2.lilf3 lil f6 3.lile5 d6 4.lLlf3
lil e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 ie7 7.0-0 lile6 8.c4
lil b4 9.ie2 0-0 10.lilc3 ie6 1l.ie3 irs
1 2 .Wi b 3 d e 1 3 . ie4 a5 1 4.a3 lLl c3 )
Timman-Hjartarson, Rotterdam 1 989
B l ack's option on move fourteen is worth
mentioning : he could have won the queen
by 4 . . . lil d 2 , al though gains three mi nor
pieces in compensation.
Timman i mproves on White ' s play in the
previous exampl e : 15.ab! b5 16.ba! be
17.Wie3 id3 18.1'!fe l and White has an ad­
vantage due to the strong passed pawn.
- 78 9 .
Ex. 1 63 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lilf3 lil f6 3.lile5 d6 4.lLlf3
lil e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 ie7 7.0-0 lile6 8.c4
lil b4 9.ie2 0-0 10.lilc3 ie6 1l.ie3 irs
1 2 .Wi b 3 e 6 1 3 . 1'! a c 1 d e 14 .ic4)
Khalifman-Arkhipov, Moscow 1985
B l ack gains the advantage by establishing a
blockade on the light squares: 14 ... b5!
Now 15.it7 1'!t7 16.lil e5 i s not dangerous
in view of lil d 5 ! 17.lile4 [ 1 7 . CtJ c6 ctJ ec3 '
I S . CtJ d S CtJe2 1 9. �h 1 CtJc 1 + Arkhipov] ie4
1 8 . 1'! c6 [ I S . CtJ t7 � f7 1 9 . Ei: c6 mg8t
Huebner] Wie8+ .
-790/13.1'!ac 1 .
Ex. l 64 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lilf3 lilf6 3.lLleS d6
4.lilf3 lil e4 5.d4 d5 6.id3 i.e7 7.0-0 lLlc6
8.e4 lil b4 9 ..ie2 0-0 10.lilc3 i.e6 ll .te3
i.f5 12.1'!c 1 de 1 3 .ie4 e6 14.lileS lLl c3
IS.be lLl d 5 1 6 J'!e l ? ) Timman - B a reev,
Linares 1993
This example illustrates that erra re h u ­
manum est. White h a s forgotten about h i s
rook: 1 6 ...�a3-+.

Ex . 1 65 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.lLle5 d6

4.� f3 lLl e4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 �e7 7.0-0 lLl e6
8.e4 lLlb4 9.�e2 0-0 10.lLlc3 �e6 1 1 .�e3
irs 12J:!c1 de 1 3 .�e4 e6 1 4 . lLl e5 lLl c3
IS.be lLl d 5 1 6 .�f3 � e 6 1 7 .�d3 � d 6
18.id2) Huebner-Timman, Saraj evo em
(4) 1991
A queen sortie , typical of the Petroff De­
fence, enables Black to defend his kingside :
18 ... Wfh4! 19J'!:fel liJ f6 20.a4 lLl g4 2 1 .�f4
liJe5 22.�e5 �d5 23.�f5 �e5 24J:!e5 g6
2s.Wfd7 and now, according to Huebner,
Black could have continued 25 ... b6 with
equality.
- 1 25.

Ex. 1 66 ( 1.e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.ltJe5 d6

4.liJf3 lLl e4 5.d4 d5 6.�d3 �e7 7.0-0 lLl c6
8.e4 lLlb4 9.�e2 0-0 10.lLlc3 �e6 11 .�e3
irs 12.lLle5 �f6?) Short-Anand, Amster­
dam 1993
White gains an advantage by the advance
of his g-pawn, an idea known from Karpov 's
games: 13.g4!
By depriving B lack of counterplay using the
c2-square, (which i s the main tactical idea
behind losing a tempo after �e6-f5 ) White
seizes complete control of the centre : 1 3 ...
ie6 14.f4 lLl c3 15.bc3 lLl c6 1 6.�f3±.
-800.

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 Part II
Chapter 1
11. 1 . 1 . Overview
Thi s small chapter deal s with 3 . . . d5 and
other deviations from the main l ines of the
3 . . . exd4 system, which is analysed in Chap­
ter 2.
The continuation 3 . . . d5 is not dangerous
for White. He can transpose into the 3 . . .
l2l xe4 system (-Chapters 3 -7 ) b y playing
4 . l2l xe5 l2l xe4 5 .�d3 . Other continuations :
4 .�g5 (-2) and 4 . ed (- 1 -2) also give White
promi sing play. Those who dislike long
theoretical l i nes might prefer Tal ' s move
5 .�b5 (-3-4). However, after this B l ack can
switch to the Ruy Lopez (ECO C/65 ( 1 ))
by playing 5 . . . l2l c6 ! ? and l ater to the sys­
tem C84 (ECO), which are not considered
in thi s book.
272
Thi s chapter i s important for Black if he
wi shes to play the system 3 . . . ed. He h a s to
take into account the fact that after 4.�c4
White can switch to the Urusov Attack in
the B i shop ' s Opening (ECO C24/6- 1 1 ) ,
We offer two recommendations (- 1 5 )
which may allow the successful handling
of thi s system without profound theoreti­
cal knowledge .
Another deviation - Steinitz ' s move 5 .'tWe2
- is less dangerous for B lack. He can
choose between the sharp 5 . . . �b4 ( - 5 ) and
the more cautious 5 . . . l2l c5 (-6-7 ) , After
5 .�b5 the best choice for B l ack is to switch
to the Ruy Lopez.
 It�
11. 1 .2. Theory

RJ 3 ...ed; -.J 3 lLl e4 •.•

3 ... ed R-.J 5.�d4

a b c d e f h
9

8
7

6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3

a b c d e f h
9

l.e4 e5 2. lLlf3 lLlf6 3.d4

3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11
2 4 6 7
1 ... ed �bS de ct:J e 3 ct:J d4 'lW f3 8 �f4
9
ct:J ebS
dS l ed 3 5
e6 'lW aS be eb o 11
'lW c7 'lWb i ct:J a6 ±
2 ... �e2 1 2 e3 'lWd8 ct:Je3 0-0
be �eS 1 3 de ct7 d8 ct7 e7 :g d8 1 4
5 7 ;!;
3 ... eS 1 �bS 1 'lW d4
19
e3 'lW f2 2 a4 3
2
�e3 0-0
ed 16 18 20 21 24
ct:J e4 e6 'lWaS ct:J f2 5 26
'lWbS 'lW dS �e i 0_0 00
4 8
�c4 'lW e4 �a6 2 ct:J bd2 ct:J e4
29
;!;
ct:J cS 27
ct:J e6 ct:J a6 'lW aS 'lW a6
5 ... ct7 d 1 3 0 ct:J gS 3
1 33 35
'lWe2 ed 'lWe 4 ct:J e4 34 de
�b4 dS fS 0 _ 0 32 ct7 h8 fe �g4 3
6 00
8
6 ... ct:J d4 ct:J e6 3 ct:J c3 g3
40
�e3 �d4
7
ct:J eS ct:J e 6 3 dC 3 9 �fS ct:J e6 ct:J d4 41
'lWd4
7 �e3 �d4 �c3 ed ct:Jd2
ct:J d4 42 ct:J e 6 43 dS
44 'lW d6 45 �d t
6

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1 3 ... d6 -Philidor Defence ECO C411
9- 18.
3 ... ie7 4.de ctJ e4 S .�dS
A) S . . . ctJ gS 6.igS igS 7 . ie4 0-0 S . ctJ e3±
[ S .e6 if6 9 .ef \.t>hS 1 0. lLl e 3 �e7 !t.e6, dSoo]
Forintos, Haag;
B) S . . . lLl eS 6.lLl e3± Forintos, Haag.
2 4.lLl e5 lLl e4 S .ii.d3- 7.
4.ig5 de S . lLl eS
A) S . . . ii.d6 ? ! 6 . lLl c3± �e7 ? 7 . lLl dS �dS
[7 ... �e6 S . lLl f6 gf 9.ie4---+ l S .ii.e4 ie6 9 . lLl f6
gf 1 O .ie6 ieS 1 1 .de �d 1 1 2 Jl: d 1 fg
1 3 .ieS+- Basanta-Schwartzman, Saint
John 1988;
B) S . . . ii.e6 Forintos, Haag;
C) S . . . ie7 6 .ie4 0-0 7 . 0-0 lLl fd7 S .if4
lLl eS 9.de �d l 1 0.l"i:dl ie6 I l .ib3 ib3
1 2 . ab fS 1 3 . lLl e 3 \.t>n 1 4. lLl bS [ 1 4 . lLl d S ii.dS
Forintos, Haag] lLl a6 I S .e6 \.t> f6 ! 1 6 .id2
eS 1 7 .ie3 \.t>e6 I S .ig7 l"i:fdS= Smirin­
Akopian, Vilnius 1988.
3 4 e4? ! S . lLl eS lLl dS 6 .ie4 ie6
•••
A) 7 . 0-0
A I ) 7 . . . id6 ? ! S .idS idS 9 . ctJ e 3
A l l ) 9 . . . ieS l 0. de ie6 1 1 .�g4± Forintos,
Haag;
A 12) 9 . . . e6 1 O.�e2±;
A2) 7 . . . ie7 S . f3 ef 9 .�f3 0-0 1 O. ctJ e 3 !
A21) 1 O . . . lLl e 3 ? 1 1 .�e3 ie4 1 2 .�c4 if6
1 3 .igS !+ - Sozin;
A22) 1 O . . . e6± Sozin;
A3) 7 . . . ctJ d7 ! ? Forintos, Haag;
B) 7 .lLld2 Horton
B1) 7 . . . �gS ? s . lLl e4 � g 2 9 . lLl g3 lLl f6
[9 . . . �h3 l O.igS+- Xh3] l O.ie6 fe 1 1 .igS±
Forintos, Haag;
B2) 7 .. .f6 S .�hS g6 9 . ctJ g6 in 1 O.�h3 !
ig6 1 1 .�e6 ctJ e7 1 2 .�f6 l"i:gS 1 3 .igS lLl gS
1 4 .'�e6 lLl e7 I S . lLl e4± �d4? I 6. lLl f6 \.t>dS
1 7 .ie3+- Forintos, Haag;
274
B3) 7 . . . e3 S . fe lLle3 [S . . . �gS ? 9.ctJ df3 Wig2
l O.l"i:g 1 �h3 I l .e4 ctJ f6 1 2 .l"i:g3 �hS 1 3 .Elg5
�h6 1 4. l"i:fS+-] 9 .ii.e6
B31) 9 . . . lLl d I l O.in \.t>e7 I l . lLl df3� 4Jd7
1 2 .ii.gS lLl f6 1 3 .l"i:d l h6 ( I 3 . . . �d6 1 4 .0- 0
\.t>dS 1 5 .ii.b3+-) 1 4 .ih4 gS I S .igJ ilg 7
1 6 .0-0 lLl e4 1 7 . l"i:fe l ieS I S . ctJ e5 4J g 3
1 9 . 1Ll c6 \.t>n 20 . lLl dS l"i:adS 2 1 .hg3±
Forintos, Haag;
B32) 9 . . . fe l O.�f3 �d4 1 1 .�f7 md8
1 2 . lLl df3 lLl e2 1 3 . \.t>e2 �e4 1 4 . <j{f2 ilc5
I S . \.t>g3 ---+ .
4 5.�d4 �dS 6 . lLl e 3
A) 6 . . . �e6 7 .ie3 ctJ e6 S .ibS id7 9 .ilc6
ie6 1 O.0 - 0-0t ;
B) 6 . . . �d4 7 . lLl d4 ieS = .
5.ic4 ib4 6.e3 �e7
A) 7.\.t>fJ de S . lLl e3 0-0 9 .igS h6 1 0.ilh4
if 5 1 1 . � d4 ctJ bd7= Estrin- Vatnikov,
Vilnius 196 1 ;
B ) 7 .ie2 d e S . be i e S 9 . 0-0 0-0 1 0. e 4 Ele8
I I .id3 ig4
B 1 ) I 2 .ib2 ctJ e4
B ll) I 3 . lLl bd2? lLl f2 ! I 4.l"i:f2 if2 I S .If1f2
�e3 I 6 . \.t> g3 �d3 1 7 . \.t> g4 l"i:e2 1 8 .lf1h3
lLl d7 ---+ Pillsbury-Marshall, Paris 1900;
B12) I 3 . lLl e 3 = (ECO) ctJ gS 1 4. El e l 4J f3
I S .gf �e I I 6.�e I l"i:e l I 7 .l"i:e l id7=;
B2) 0 1 2 . ctJ bd2 Forintos, Haag.
5 5 ...id7 ? !
A) 6 .ic4 ib4 7 . \.t> f J (Forintos, Haag)
O-O± ;
B) 6 . lLl d4 lLl dS 7 . 0-0± Keres.
6 6.�e2 ie7 7 . de be (Pillsbury-Mars·
hall, Paris 1900 -4/5.ic41B, mit vertausch­
ten Farben)
A) s .id3 0 - 0 9 . 0-0 ig4= Karpinski·
Marshall, 1901;
B) S .ie4 0-0 9 . 0-0
811) 9 . . . c5 l OJ''1 e l �d6 1 1 .�g5 (-4/5.�c4/
8 ) CLl bd7= ;
8 12) 9 . . . �g4
8121) 1 0.c3 (Pruss-Butler, corr 1961 t
ECO)
81211) 1O . . . �c5 1 1 .E%dl Wb6 1 2.b4 �d6
l 3 .ed [ 1 3 .E%d4 c5] �b4°o Forintos, Haag;
81212) 1 O . . . dc= Schwarz;
8121) l O.h3 �h5 1 1 .g4 �g6 1 2 . CLl e5 Wc7
I 3 . CLl g6 hg= Levitsky-Kulomzin, Riga
1900;
7 8 .We2 ? ! �e6 9 . CLl d4 cb 1 0 . lLl e6 fe
1 1 .�e6 �e7 1 2 .0-0 Wa6+ Makarov­
Klochko, Khabarovsk 1967.
8 9.0-0 ! ? Keres.
9 1 0 .Wa8? �b7-+ (ECO) 1 1 .�f4
[ 1 1 .�a7 �c5] We7 .
10.0-0 !? Wb7 1 1 .E%el �e7 1 2 . lLl cb5 Wf3
l 3 .gf!
A) 1 3 . . . �d8 1 4 .�f4 lLl d5 1 5 . E% ad l ( 1 -0
Pragua- Wittal, corr 1975) lLl f4 1 6. lLl e6
ctle8 1 7 . CLl bc 7 ;
8) 1 3 . . CLl a6 ! oo [L1 1 4 . lLl c6 � e6 Forintos,
.
Haag] 1 4 . �f4 �e6 1 5 . lLl e6 fe 1 6 . E% e 6
iiJ c5 tJ. 1 7 .E%e7? � e 7 1 8 .�d6 � d 7 1 9 .�c5
ctle6-+.
10 10 ...We7 1 1 .<j;Jn �b7 1 2 .Wd3 � .
1 1 l1 ...Wf3
A) 1 2.gf
AI) 1 2 . . . �b4 1 3 . c 3 �a5 1 4 . lLl d6 <j;J e 7
1 5. /tj4f5t; 1 3 . 0-0-0� ;
A2) 1 2 . . . CLl a6
8) 1 2 .CLle7 �d8 1 3 . lLl f3 [ 1 3 .gf lLl h5 ! ] lLl h5
1 4.0-0-0
81) 14 . . . �d7 1 5 .�e5 f6 1 6. lLl a8± Forintos,
Haag;
82) 1 4 . . . CLld7 1 5 .�e5 E%b8 1 6. lLl g5+-.
275
11 ... lLl a6 1 2 .We2
A) 1 2 . . . We7 1 3 . �e5 L1 lLl d6 � Forintos,
Haag;
B) 1 2 . . . We4 1 3 .We4 lLl e4 1 4 .0-0-0 �e6
1 5 .E%he l ±/+- lLl ec5 1 6.b4 lLl b4 1 7 .cij c 7 �e7
1 8 . lLl de6 lLle6 1 9 .�g5 +- Lepsenyi-But­
ler, corr 1964.
1 2 7.�c4
A) 7 . . . �c5 8 . 0-0 0-0 9 .�g5 �g4 1 O.Wd3
lLl bd7 1 1 . lLl bd2 E%e8 1 2 .E%fe I Wb6 1 3 .�b3
�h5 1 4.�f6 lLl f6 1 5 . lLl e5t Forintos, Haag;
B) 7 . . . �b4
B l ) 8 .�d2 �d2 9 . lLl bd2 0-0 1 0.0-0 c5=;
B2) 8 . lLl bd2 0-0 9 . 0-0 �d6 != L1 1 0 . lLl d4
�h2 Forintos, Haag;
B3) 8.c3 We7 9.�e2 dc 1 0. lLl c3 lLl e4=.
13 7 ...�b4 8 .c3t [ 8 . lLl bd2] .
1 4 1l ... E%d8;!;
A) 1 2 . lLl a4t (Porreca) L1�b6 ? ! 1 3 .b3;
B) 1 2 .b3 L1�b2, lLl a4t Horton;
C) 1 2 .E%e l � f8 1 3 .�f4t Stein-Bronstein,
Tbilisi 1967 -3/241 .
1 5 4.Wd4 ? !
A) 4 ... d5 5 .e5 lLl e4 6.Wa4 c6 7 . lLl bd2 f5 !
[7 . . . b5 8 .Wb3 lLl c5=] 8 .ef lLl f6 9 .Wh4 �d6
I 0.�e2 0-0'1= Nikolic-Taruffi, Rovigo 1976;
B) 4 . . . lLl c 6 5 .We3 �b4+ -ECO C22. 4.�c4
(-ECO C24/6-11)
A) 4 ... d5 ! ? 5 .ed �b4 6.c3 We7 -4/5.�c4;
B) 4 . . . �c5 5 .0-0 [5 .e5 d5 6.ef dc 7 . fg E%g8]
d6 6 . c 3 d3 ! ? 7 .Wd3 lLl c6= Spielmann­
Alekhine, Stockholm 1912.
1 6 4 . . . �b4?? 5 . c 3 +- B erna-Somma,
Rome 1990.
4 ...We7? 5 .�e2
A) 5 . . . lLl e4
AI) 6 .Wd4 Wb4 7 . lLl bd2 lLl d2 8.�d2 IMfd4
9 . tLl d4 a6± Mieses-Grob, Zurich 1934;
A2) 6 . 0-0 tLl e6 7 Jfe l h6 8 .�bS± l\ tLl d4
Forintos, Haag;
B) S . . . tLl g4
Bl) 6.Wi'd4 d6 7 .ed cd 8 . 0-0 tLl e6 9 .�bS±
Schlechter-Kern, Vienna 1893;
B2) 6.0-0 tLl eS 7 J�le l c;tJd8 8 . tLl d4 d6 9 . f4
tLl ee6 1 O.�bS Wi'f6 I l . tLl e 3 ! +- Steinitz.
4 ... tLl d5 ? !
A ) S . tLl d4 tLl b 6 6.�d3 d 6 7 .Wi'e2± Bourloud­
Richard, Bern 1991;
B) S .Wi'd4 tLl b6 6.tLle3 tLl e6 7 .Wi'e4 �e7 8 .�f4
0-0 9 .�d3 g6 1 O. 0-0-0± Duckstein-Hu­
ber, Vienna 1961.
17 5.�d3
A) S . . . tLl e S = ECO;
B) S . . . dS 6 . tLl d4
Bl) 6 . . . eS 7 . tLl e2 tLl e6 8.f3 tLl gS 9.f4 tLl e6
1 0.0-0
B l l) 10 . . . Wi'b6 ? I I . c;tJ h l �e7 1 2 . tLl be 3 ±
Morphy-Loewenthal, London 1858;
B12) 0 1 0 . . . e4 1 1..� f5 �eS 1 2 . c;tJ h l 0-0
Forintos, Haag;
B2) 6 . . . �eS ! ? l\Wi'e7 Forintos, Haag;
C) S . . . �b4
C l ) 6.e3 ? ! de
C l l ) 7 .be tLle3 8 .Wi'b3 tLl dS 9.c;tJe2 e6 l O.�e4
Wi'aS+ Forintos, Haag;
C12) 7 . 0 -0 eb 8 .�b2 tLl eS 9 .�e2 tLl e6
1 0 . tLl e 3 ( Ciocaltea-Radulov, Romania
1953) �e3+ Forintos, Haag;
C2) 6 . tLl bd2 tLl d2 7 .�d2 �d2 8 .Wi'd2 tLle6
9. 0-0-0�.
5.tLld4 dS [S . . . d6] 6.�f4 (Tomczak-Jonas,
Bundesliga 1 988) �eS= [6 . . . gS Forintos,
Haag] .
1 8 5 ... a6? ! 6.Wi'd4
A) 6 . . . tLl f2? ! 7 .Wi'f2 ab 8 . 0-0-+;
B) 6 . . . tLleS ? ! 7 .�e4 tLl e6 8 .Wi'f4 tLl e6 9.�e6±
Forintos, Haag;
276
C) 6 . . . ab 7 .Wi'e4
Cl) 7 . . . �e7 8 . tLl e 3 e6 9.Wi'g4 g6 I O.iWg3±
(Mikenas ECO) 0-0 1 1 .h4 d6 1 2 .ih6 )"le8
1 3 . 0-0-0± Horton;
C2) 7 .. J'l:a4 8 .Wi'e2 E1g4 9.0-0 b6 I O.li:lc3
ie7 [ 1 O . . . b4 1 1 . tLl gS E1gS 1 2.i gS iWg5
1 3 . tLl d S -+ ] I l .e6 ! ± Nunn-Taruffi, Osten·
de 1975;
5 ...ib4 ! ? 6.e3 [6.c;tJfl ! ? ECO] de 7.0-0
A) 7 . . . tLle6? !
A I ) 8 .be? ! ie7 9.Wi'dS tLleS Cafferty-Wood,
Birmingham 1969;
A2) 8 .ie6 de 9.Wi'a4 as 1 0.E1d l lJjje7 I I .a3
tLleS I 2.Wi'e2 �e6 1 3 . tLl d4± Forintos, Haag;
B) 7 . . . eb 8 .ib2-+
B l ) 8 . . . tLle6? 9 .ie6 de 1 O.Wi'a4 as I I . a 3 b5
1 2 .Wi'e2+- Forintos, Haag;
B2) 8 . . . tLl gS 9.tLlgS Wi'gS 1 O.Wi'b3± Forintos,
Haag;
B3) 8 . . . tLl eS ! ? l\9 .Wi'd4 as l O.a3 tLl e6;
C) 7 . . . ie7 8.E1e l tLl eS 9 . tLl e 3 e6 1 0.ic4 b5
I I .in 0-000 l\dS Shamkovich.5 . . . CLl c6! ? ­
Spanish C65/( I).
1 9 6.id3 tLleS= Euwe.
20 6 ... tLlf2? 7 .Wi'f2 eb 8 .0-0-+.
6...d5 7.ed tLl d6 8 .id3± Wi'e7 9.ie3 tiJ f5
I O.ifS �fS 1 1 . 0-0 Wi'd6 [ 1 1 . . . ie2 1 2.)"le 1 --1 1
1 2 .Wi'e 3 t .
2 1 7 Wi' b5 8 .Wi'e4 tLl a6 9.c4 [9.tiJd�
•..
Jonsson] Wi'b4 l O. tLl bd2± Vaskan-Maslov,
Riga 1964.
22 8.ic4? !
A) 8 . . . ieS ? 9.Wi'f4 dS l O.ed ie6 I l .b4 ! �C� I
1 2 .Wi'e5 ie6 1 3 .Wi'g7 tLl d3 1 4 .cjJd2 Ii:l b.J
I S .Wi'h8 c;tJd7 (Kuijf-Hartoch, Wijk aan
Zee B 1984) 1 6 .eb ib4 1 7 .c;tJe2 ic4 1 8 .mC
ieS 1 9 .ie3± Van der Sterren;
B) 8 . . . tLl h l
8 1 ) 9 .�f4 d5 1 O .ed �f5 1 1 .�e3 ie6 1 5 . ct:l ce5� Kosten-Miralles, France tch
1 2 . ctJ d4 �f2+ Forintos, Haag; 1988.
82) 9 . ct:l g5 �b6 [9 . . . �c5 ? ? 1 O.it7 md8
I I . ct:l e6+-] 26 12.ct:l a3�.
821) l O.i17 �d8 1 1 . ct:l e6 me7°o Forintos,
Haag; 27 7 ... d5 8 .ed �d6 9 .0-0±.
822) 1 O. ct:l t7 �d4 l l .cd 2':1g8°o Forintos, 7 ... b5
Haag; A) 8 .ie2 d5 9.ed ct:l e6 (Kawaciukova­
823) 1 O.�b6 ab 1 1 . ct:l t7 2':1g8 1 2 . ct:l g5 d5 Saljova, Olomouc 1995) I 0.�e4±;
1 3 .ed h6 1 4.i17 ! [ l 4.ig8 hg 1 5 .ig5 id6+] B) 8 .ib3
;1{d7 1 5 . ct:l B 2':1h8 1 6. ct:l e5 md6 1 7 . ct:l g6°o Bl) 8 . . . d5 9.ed �d6 1 0.0-0±;
Forintos, Haag. B2) 8 . . . ie7 9 .�g4 g6 1 0.�f4
8.0-0 B21) 1 0 . . . ct:l b3 1 1 . ab 0-0 1 2 .�h6 f6 1 3 . h4
A) 8 .. .'&b5 ? 9.�f2 ic5 l O. ctJ d4 id4 l l .cd B21 1 ) 1 3 . . . 2':117 1 4 .h5 if8 1 5 . hg ! ! ih6 1 6.gf
0-0 1 2 . ct:lc3 �d3 1 3 .ig5 f6 1 4.2':1ae l �g6 �17 1 7 .2':1h6 fe 1 8 . ct:l c3 d5 1 9 .ig5± Jansa­
1 5 .ef! � Manin-Fedjasin, USSR 1 965; Kolarov, Luhacovice 1971 -11/197 ;
B) 8 . . . ct:l h3± Euwe. B212) 1 3 . . . �e8 ! ? ;
B22) 1 O . . . d 5 I l .ed ct:lb3 1 2 . ab �d6 1 3 . ct:lc3±
23 9. liJ g5 ? �e5 1 0.md l �d5+. Hort.
9.lLibd2?! d6 l O.ed ie6+ 1 1 .c4 [ 1 1 .ct:l d4
�e51 ic4 1 2.a4 �d5 1 3 .�e3 md8+ 28 9.0-0 ct:l ac5 1 O.�e2 as 1 1 .ct:lc3 [ 1 1 .2':1d l
B ele tsky-Vanke, con 1977178. Jonsson] d5 1 2 .ed id6 I 3 . ct:l e4 0-0 1 4.ct:ld6
9.1e3? ! [�ct:lg5] �d6 1 5 . 2':1 d l � c 7 1 6 . ie3 b5= Jansa­
A ) 9 . . . dS ? 1 0. ct:l g 5 ie6 1 1 .2':1fl ct:l d7 1 2 . ct:l e6 Kholmov, Moscow-Prague 1968 -5/224.
fe 1 3 . '& f7 md8 1 4 .�e6± Jansa-Pithart,
Harrachov 1 966; 29 1 1 .c4 d5± .
B) 9 . . .ie7 1 O. ct:l d4 [ 1 O.b3 0-0 1 1 .c4 �a5 1 1 . ct:l c4;t .
1 2 .lLi bd2 d6+] �e5 1 1 . 0-0 0-0 1 2 . ct:l f5 d6
1 1 2 . . .dS 1 3 .liJe7 �e7 1 4 .ic5 ] 1 3 . ct:l g 3 ie6+ . 30 6.c3? dc 7 . bc ct:l c 3 8 .�c4 ct:l d5 9.md l
UJ4 liJ a6 1 O. ct:l d4 �d3 (+ Keres ECO) c6+ Sozin.
I l . lLi d2 liJcS 1 2 .0-0-0 � g6 1 3 . ct:l 2f3 ct:l d3 6.liJ bd2
1 4.i'%d3 '&d3 I 5 .2':1d 1 00• A) 6 . . . d5 ? 7 . ed f5 [7 . . . 0 - 0 ? 8.dc �c 7
9 . �e4+-] 8 .dc �c7 9 . ct:l d4± Forintos,
24 9 ...'&d3 1 O. ct:l g5 Haag;
A) 1 0 . . . '& g6 I I .h4 !± Forintos, Haag; B) 6 . . . ct:l d2 7 .id2
B) IO . . .'&dS 1 1 .0-0 ic5 1 2.ie3 ie3 1 3 .�e3 B l ) 7 . . . id2 8 .�d2
0-0 1 4. liJ d2�. B 1 1) 8 . . . ct:l c6 9 . 0-0-0 0-0 I 0.�f4 �e7
I I .ib5± Forintos, Haag;
25 10 ...d6? 1 1 .0-0 h6 [ 1 1 . . .ie6 1 2 . ct:l a3 B 1 2) 8 . . . d6 9 .�d4 ct:lc6 1 0.ib5 id7 1 1 .ic6
de 1 3 . i'%ad l t ] 1 2 . liJ a3 de 1 3 . 2':1 ad l �b3 ic6 1 2 .0-0-0± Boleslavsky ECO;
I I L W e4 1 4 .liJeS ! � ] 1 4 . ct:l c4 ! ± ie6 B13) 8 . . . c5 9.c3 dc 1 O.�c3 �e7 1 1 .ic4±
I I 4 . . . W c 4 1 5 . liJ e5 �e6 1 6 . ct:l f7 + - ] Serebritsky-Prodanovich, corr 1975;

277
B 14) 8 " .d5 ! ? 9.Wd4 0-0 1 0.0-0-0 �e6 (00
Horton) 1 1 .�e2 ctJ e6 1 2 .Wf4 f6f! ;
B2) 7 " .We7 8 . 0-0-0 [ 8 . ctJ d4? �d2+1 ctJ e6
B21) 9.�b4 Wb4 I O .We4 b6 I I . ctJ d4 �b7
1 2 .�b5 0-0-0 1 3 . a3 ctJ d4 1 4 . ab ctJ b3 1 5 .eb
�e4= And. Rodriguez-Ginzburg, San
Mateo 1995;
B22) 9 .�g5 We6 I O. W b l �e5 I I .Wb5 b6
1 2 .�e4oo a6 [ 1 2 " .Wf5 1 3 .e6 ! ? fe 1 4.�e61
1 3 .Wb3 Wg6 1 4.h4 ctJ aS 1 5 .h5 Wf5
Grechihin-Nikitin, USSR 1964 00 ECO.
31 8.dc We7 9 . ctJ d4 ctJ e6
A) l O.ctJe6 be
A I ) 1 1 .f3 ? �a6 1 2 .Wa6 ctJ f2 1 3 .We2
All) 1 3 " .We5 1 4.�e3 f4 (-+ ECO) 1 5 .We6
We7 1 6.Wb7 Wf6 1 7 .We6= ,1 Wg5 1 8 . h4
Wh5 1 9.94;
A 12) 1 3 " . ctJ h I + ;
A2) I I .�e3 ? ! a5 1 2 .e3 �a6 1 3 .We l 0-0-0
1 4 . We2 �fl 1 5 .Wfl �e5 --+ 1 6 .�c5 ctJ e 5
1 7 . ctJ d2? Bd2 1 8 .Wd2 Wf4 1 9 .We2 We4+­
Norway-Scotland, 1935;
A3) I I .e3
A31) 1 1 " . �a6 ? 1 2 . W a6 ctJ f2 1 3 . W e 2 ±
Forintos, Haag;
A32) 1 1 . . .�e5 ? 1 2 .f3 �a6 1 3 .Wa6 ctJ f2
1 4 . W e2 ctJ h l 1 5 .�f4± Gleeson-Rowley,
corr 197 1 ;
A33) 1 1 " .�e7� Forintos, Haag;
B) l O.e3 ctJ d4 I l .ed
Bl) I I . . . Wd6 1 2 . f3 Wd4 1 3 . ctJ d2 �d2
1 4 .�d2 Wd2 1 5 .Wd2 ctJd2 1 6 .Wd2=
Steinitz-Pillsbury, St.Petersburg m(3)
1895;
B2) 1 1 . . .�d7 ! ?
B21) 1 2 .f3 Be8--+ [ 1 2 " .0-0-0--+ ,1 �a4 ] ;
B22) 1 2 .�e3 Be8 1 3 .f3 0-0 1 4.We4 We4
1 5 .�e4 Be4+ Morgan ECO.
32 8 �d6? 9 . f3 �e7 l O. fe �g5 I I .Wh5±
•••
Forintos, Haag.
278
33 9.dc We7 I O.We4 We4 I I .�e4 'tt h 8
1 2.Bfl h6+ Bilguer.
34 10.dc? ctJ f2 I I .We2 We7 1 2.'tt f2
We I +- Steinitz.
1 0. ctJ f7? B f7 1 1 . Wn ctJ f2 [ 1 1 " . itJ d6+ j
1 2 . We2 ctJ h l 1 3 .de Wd7 ! 1 4 .eb81W V!1t7
1 5 .Wf4 �d7-+ Steinitz.
10.Wb4 ctJ e 6 I l .Wa3 [ l l .de? ctJf2+-] tiJ f2
1 2 .We l ctJ h l 1 3 .de We8 1 4 .�e2 f4 I S.'tt fl
�d7 1 6 . ctJ d2 ctJ e5 1 7 . ctJ df3 ctJg4 1 8 .�d)
(Steinitz-PiIlsbury, St.Petersburg m( 1 )
1895) h6+ ECO.
35 1 l .W b4?
A) 1 1 " . ctJe6
AI) 1 2.de? �g4 1 3 .�e2 �e2 1 4. We2 1=lf2
1 5 . We I Wh4 1 6.g3 Bh2 !-+ Mayer-Steiner.
Temesvar 1896;
A2) 1 2 .We l �g4 1 3 .�e2 �f5 --+ Forintos.
Haag;
B) 1 1 . . .�g4 ! 1 2 .�e2 �e2 1 3 . W e2 tiJ c6
1 4.We l Wd6 1 5 .Wd I Bae8 1 6.b3 e3 1 7 .�a)
Wf4 1 8 .�f8 e2+ Lipschutz-Showalter, m
1896.
36 1l ...Wf6 1 2 .eb8W
A) 1 2 " .Wf2? ( Kharus-D.Gurevich, USSR
1975 -20/270) 1 3 .Wg3 �g4 1 4.�e2 V!1f 1
1 5 .We l +- Cvetkovic ECO;
B) 1 2 " .�g4 ! ? 1 3 .�e2 �e2 1 4 .We2 8ab8o:;.
1l ...We7oo Porreca ECO.
1l ... �g4
A) 1 2 . f3 ? ef 1 3 .ed8W fg 1 4 .We2 �e2
1 5 .We2 gh I W-+ Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 2 .�e2 �e2 1 3 .We2 Wh4 1 4.c8�
[ 1 4.eb8W? Wg4 Steinitz]
Bl) 1 4 . . . Wf2 1 5 .Wdl Minev, Kajkom·
dzozov 00 ECO;
B2) 1 4" . ctJ e6 ! ? 1 5 .Wh3 [ 1 5 .Wa8 1Wg4+-;
1 5 .g3 Wh5] Wf2 1 6.md l d3 1 7 .ed itJ d4--+.
37 6 ...�e7 7 . ctJ e3
A) 7 . . .tiJ e6 8 . ctJ e6 de 9 .iWg4 g6 1 O.�h6±;
B) 7 . . . 0-0 8 .�f4 dS 9 . 0-0-0± Steinitz.
38 7.ctJf5 g6 8 . ctJ h6 iWe7°o.
39 7 .. bc
. A) 9 . . . �e7 ? 1 O.g4 �g6 1 1 .:gd I ± Lutovinov­
A) 8 .�e3 iWh4 [8 . . . 1'l: b 8 ! ? ] 9 .iWe4 iWe4
1 0.1e4 ctJ a4 1 1 .�b3 ctJ b6t Spassky-Vista­
netskis, Tallinn 1959;
B) 8.ctJe3
Bl) 8 ... �e7 ? ! 9 .�e3 [9 .iWg4 0-0 1 O.�h6
ltJ e6 L11gS] 0-0 [9 . . . dS 1 O.ed cd 1 1 .0-0-
Oil 1 O.0-0-0± Forintos, Haag;
B2) 8 . . . �a6
B21) 9.iWe3 ? ! �fl 1 0 .:gfl iWh4+ Boles­
lavsky ECO;
B22) 9.iWg4 �fl 1 O.:gfl d6 1 1 .�e3 iWd7
B22 1 ) 1 2 .iW g3 de= Boleslavsky;
B222) 1 2 .iWd7 ctJ d7 1 3 .ed cd 1 4.0-0-0t
Forintos, Haag;
B3) 8 .. .!:l:b8 [L19 . . . �a6 1 O.iWg4 :gb4 ! ]
B31 ) 9.a3 ! ?
B3 1 1) 9 . . . �a6 1 0 .iWg4 � f l 1 1 . :g f l dS
[ 1 1 . .. d6? 1 2 . �e3 ! :gb2 1 3 . 0 - 0 - 0 iW b 8
1 4.1eS deS I S .iWd7] 1 2 .�gS ! ?t ;
B312) 9 . . . ctJ e6 1 0.f4 e S oo Forintos, Haag;
B313) 9 . . . �e7 1 O.�e3 dS [ 1 0 . . . :gb2? 1 1 .�eS
�e5 1 2.ctJa4 :gbS I 3 .iWg4±] l 1 .ed ed 1 2 .�eS
de 1 3 .1WeS iWd6 1 4.iW g7 (Keres-Bolbochan,
Buenos Aires 1 964) �f6 ! I S . ctJ t:4 �g7
1 6.ttJd6 me7= Keres;
B32) 9.f4 !
B321) 9 . . . �a6? 1 O.iWf2 �fl 1 1 .:gfl ctJ e6
1 2 .f5 1eS 1 3 .iWg3 ctJ d4 1 4.iWg7 :gf8 I S .md l
[ 1 5.1g5 �e7 1 6.f6 L10-0-0] iWh4 1 6 .h3 !
" B.Fischer (2) " Ediciones Eseuve ;
B322) 9 . . . 1e7 1 O.iWf2 dS [ 1 O . . . d6 1 1 .�e3
!'lb2? 1 2 .0-0-0+-] I I .�e3 ctJ d7
B3221) 1 1 . . . ctJ e4? 1 2 . ctJ e4 de 1 3 . :gdl �d7
1 4.1e4 iWe8 I S .�eS± Forintos, Haag;
B3222) 1 2 .0-0-0 0-0 1 3 . g4 ! [ 1 3 . ctJ a4
!'l b 4 t! Forintos, Haag] �b4 1 4 . ctJ e 2 t
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Fischer-German, Stockholm izt 1962.
40 9.g4 ? �e6 1 0 .�g2 iWh4 1 1 . h3 hS+
Figler-Borisenko, USSR 197 1 .
9 .� e3
Borisenko, USSR 197 1 ;
B ) 9 . . . ctJ e4 1 0. ctJ t:4 �e4 1 1 .:gdl iWe7
1 2 .�d4± Forintos, Haag;
C ) 9 . . . iWd7 1 0.f3 hS 1 1 .iWf2 0-0-0 1 2 .:gd l °o
Kudrjashov-Chesnauskas, USSR 1964 ;
0) 9 . . . iWe7 1 O.g4 �d7
01) 1 1 .�eS ? ! iWeS 1 2 .0-0-0 0-0-0 1 3 .f4
iWaS L1�b4 Forintos, Haag;
02) 1 1 .�d2 hS 1 2 .gh iWh4 1 3 .0-0-0
0-0-0 1 4.iWe3 �g4 I S .�e2= Nei-Mikenas,
USSR 1965;
03) 1 1 .0-0-0 (Keres) iWeS 1 2.f4 iWe7
1 3 .�g2 0-0-0 1 4 J'l: he I iWh4 I S .h3t
Forintos, Haag;
E) 9 . . . hS !
El) 1 0.iWe4 bS I I .iWf4 1e2 1 2 .:gc I ctJ d3
1 3 . �dl �d3 1 4 . :g d l oo ( Horton) iWd7 ! ?
Forintos, Haag;
E2) 1 O.:gd l iWe7 1 1 .:gd2 ctJd7 [ l l . . .iWeS ??
1 2 .�eS+-J 1 2.f4 0-0-0+ L1 iWb4 Kljavin­
Vistanetskis, Tbilisi 1962 ECO.
4 1 12.a3 �g4 1 3 .f3 �e6= Tal-Szabo,
Havana 01 1966 ECO.
42 7 ... ctJ e5? 8.ctJbS ctJ a6 [ 8 . . . ctJe6 9.f4 ctJ e6
I O.fS+-] 9.�d4 d6 I 0.f4+- Forintos, Haag.
7 ... b6? 8 . ctJ e 6 de 9 . ctJ e3 iWe7 1 0 . f4 hS
l 1 .iWf3 �b7 1 2 .0-0-0± iWh4? 1 3 .1eS �eS
1 4 .�a6 ! 1 -0 Horton-Clarke, England
1973.
7 ...� e7 ? !
A) 8 . ctJ fS 0-0 9 .iWg4 g6°o Parma ECO;
B) 8 . ctJ e6 !
B l ) 8 . . . be 9.ctJ e3 -39/B l ;
B2) 8 . . . d e 9 . ctJ e3 �fS -40/9 .� e3/A.
43 8 .. ie7
. 9 . tt'l d2 0-0 1 0.0-0-0 dS 46 12.0-0-0 0-0-0= (Boleslavsky ECO)
1 1 .ic5 ieS 1 2 .f4 e6 1 3 .g4 as 1 4. tt'l e4± 1 3 .tt'l e4
Ciocaltea-Kokaris, Sofia 1967. A) 1 3 . . . '!MeS ? ! 1 4. tt'l eSt G.Popov;
8 ...'!Mh4 ! ? B) 1 3 . . .'!Mf4 1 4.�d2 [ 1 4.liIb l �eS+] Wf6=.
A) 9 .'!Me3?! tt'l e6 l O.ie3 ieS= Forintos,
Haag;
B) 9.ie3
B1) 9 . . . tt'l e4? ! l O.g3 tt'l e 3 1 1 . tt'l e3 '!Md4
1 2 jl:d l '!Mb4
B11) 1 3 .'!MbS ? ! e6 1 4.'!Mb4 ib4 I S .�g2 dS
1 6. ed �fS 1 7 . 0-0 0-0-0= Forintos, Haag;
B 12) 1 3 .�g2 ! ? '!Mb2 1 4. tt'l dS�;
B 13) I 3 .'!Mf3 ! ?i ;
B2) 9 . . . '!Me4 (Tal) 1 0. tt'l d 2 '!Me2 1 1 .'!Mf3 '!Mg6
1 2 .�e4 dS 1 3 .ed �d6� Forintos, Haag;
11.1.3. Exercises
C) 9.�e3
e
C 1 ) 9 . . . '!Me4? 1 O.tt'lc3 '!MeS 1 1 . 0-0-0� ; a b c d f 9 h

C2) 9 . . . '!Mb4 l O.e3 8 8

C21) 1O . . . tt'ld3? 1 1 .'!Md3 '!Mb2 1 2 .'!MbS '!Ma l 7 7

1 3 .�e4+- Forintos, Haag; 6 6

C22) 1 O . . . '!Me4 1 l .f4 dS 5 5

C22 1 ) 1 2 .ed �d6 1 3 . tt'l d2 '!Me7=; 4 4

C222) 1 2 . tt'l d2 '!Mg6 1 3 . tt'l f3 [ 1 3 .�eS �eS 3 3

1 4 .'!MbS '!Me6=] e6 1 4. 0-0-0 2 2
C2221 ) 14 . . . aS ! ? Kholmov;
C2222) 1 4 . . . �e7 I S J'J:g I hS 1 6.'!Mt2 tt'l e4
a b c d e f 9 h
1 7 .'!Me2 bS I S .�d3
C2222 1 ) I S . . . fS t Tal-Kholmov, USSR 13...?
1969 -7/222;
C22222) I S . . . a6 lleS= Petrosian, Suetin. a b c d e f 9 h

8 8

44 9 .. .�e7 1 O. tt'l d2 dS 1 1 .ed '!Md6 1 2 . tt'l e4 7 7

'!MeS 1 3 . 0-0-0t G.Popov-Hornstein, corr 6 6

1971 - 1 1/196 ECO. 5 5

9 �c5 1 O. tt'l d2 �d4 1 1 .�d4 tt'l d4 1 2 .'!Md3
...
4 4
tt'le6 1 3 . 0-0-0 0-0 1 4.f4 f6 I S .ef '!Mf6 3 3
1 6.g3t Forintos, Haag.
2 2

45 10 ... �d6? I I .�g7 l"i:gS 1 2 .�e3 �d7

a b c d e f 9 h
1 3 .tt'l d2 �e6 1 4 . tt'l e4+- Barczay-Calvo,
Havana 01 1966 -2/208. 2 9.?

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 a b c d e f 9 h a b c d e f 9 h

8 8 8

7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e f 9 h a b c d e f 9 h

3 1 3.? 6 9. . .?

a b c d e f 9 h 11.1.4. Answers
8 8

7 Ex. 1 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.l21f3 lLl f6 3.d4 dS 4.ed ed

6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
e
S.ie4 ib4 6.c3 Vll e 7 7.ie2 de S.be ieS
9.0-0 0-0 10.e4 :1'1eS 1l .id3 ig4 12.ib2
lLl e4 13.lLl bd2?) Pillsbury-Marshall, Paris
1900
White ' s last move was a mi stake . He prob­
ably underestimated the consequences of the
blow on f2 . After 13 lLl f2 ! 14.:1'112 if2
•••

a b c d f 9 h
IS.<j{12 Vll e 3 1 6.<j{g3 Vll d 3 17.<j{g4 :1'1e2!
4 2 1 .? IS.<j{h3 lLl d7 ! =t= ( l S . . . h5 would allow White
to complicate the game with a queen sacri-
fice: 1 9 .Vll e 2 ! Vll e 2 20.:1'1el Vll d 3 2 1 . lLl e4)
Black had a dangerous i nitiative.
a b c d e f 9 h -4/S.ie41B 1 l .
8 8

7 7 Ex.2 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.d4 ed 4.eS lLl e4

6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
S.ibS e6 6.Vll d 4 lLl eS 7.ie4 bS S.ib3 ie7)
Jansa-Kolarov, Luhaeovice 197 1
A standard manoeuvre b y the white queen
provokes a weakening of B l ack's kingside:
9.Vll g4 g6 10.Vllf4. White retains the better
chances after both 1 0 . . . d5 I I .ed lLl b3 1 2 .ab
Vll d 6 1 3 . lLl c3 ± (Hort), and the text move
10 lLl b3 ll.ab 0-0 12.Vll h 6 f6 13.h4 :1'1f7
..•

5 9. . . ? [ 1 3 . . . Vll e S ! ?] 14.hS if'S. Now White made

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a spectacular sacrifice: 15.hg! ! i.h6 16.gf
Wf7 17J'!:h6 fe Is.lLlc3 d5 19.i.g5± (-27/
7 . . b5/B ll) WigS 20.0-0-0 lLl d7 2 U3dhl
lLl fS 22. lLl e5 i>eS 23.f4 i.e6 24. lLl c6 a6
25.lLl d4 i>d7 26. lLl e6 lLl e6 27. lLl dS Wd6
2S. lLl e7 WifS 29J3dl W c 7 3 0 J'!: e6 l'!bS
3 1 .l'!c6 i>b7 32.l'!d7 1-0
Ex.3 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.d4 ed 4.e5 lLle4
5.Wie2 i.b4 6.Wdl d5 7.ed f5 S.lLl g5 0-0
9.Wic4 WhS 1O.lLle4 fe ll.dc Wif6 12.cbSWi
Wif2?) Kharus-D.Gurevich, USSR 1975
Dear reader ! The di agram position is free
of mi sprints : the b8 square is indeed occu­
pied by a white queen . Carried away with
his attack, Black 'forgot' to capture the new­
born queen( -36/11 ...Wif6) and could have
been puni shed by the study-like 13.Wig3
i.g4 14.i.e2 Wifl 15.Wiel ! +- (Cvetkovic) .
In the game White opted for l 3 .�e2 ? and
lost after 1 3 . . . Ei:b8 1 4 .Wib4 d3 1 5 . cd ed
1 6 . i. d3 g( d 8 1 7 . ctJ d2 ? g( d 3 1 8 . g 4 g( d 4
1 9 .Wid4 Wid4 20.h3 i.d7 2 1 .a4 � c 6 22.Ei:fl
�g2 2 3 . g(e l Wd3 0-1
Ex.4 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.d4 ed 4.e5 lLl e4
5.Wie2 lLl c5 6.lLld4 lLl c6 7.lLlc6 bc S.lLlc3
l'!bS 9.f4 i.e7 1 0 .Wif2 d 5 1 1 .i.e3 lLl d 7
12.0-0-0 0-0 13.g4 i. b 4 1 4 . lLl e2 lLl b6
15.lLld4 WieS 16.c3 i.e7 17.f5 c5 Is.lLlb5
d4 19.i.f4 dc 20.lLlc3 lLl a4) Fischer-Ger­
man, Stockholm 1962
Instead of the ' only' move 2 1 . ctJ a4? Wa4
Fi scher finds the best continuation 2 1 .i.b5 !
l'!b5 22. lLl a4 l'!b4 23. lLl c3 i.b7 24J3he l ,
and B l ack i s entirely deprived o f coun­
terpl ay. The game conti nued : 24 ... i>hS
25.f6 i.dS 26.i.g5 l'!d4 27.fg Wg7 2S.i.f6
WgS 29.Wih4 l'!dl 30. lLl d l 1 -0
- 39/B 3.
282
Ex.5 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.d4 ed 4.e5 ltle4
5.Wie2 lLl c5 6.lLld4 lLl c6 7.lLlc6 dc 8.ltlc3
i.f5 9.g3) Tal-Szabo, Havana 01 1966
Quiet development enables White to obtain
an advantage based on his better pawn struc­
ture . Black does not miss the opportunity to
gain the bi shop pair in compensation :
9 ... lLl e6 ! ? 10.i.e3 lLl d4 1l .i.d4 Wid4 12.33
i.g4 1 3.f3 i.e6 14.f4 i.e7 1 5 .We4 ics
16.Wid4 i.d4=.
For more details -6.
Ex .6 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.d4 ed 4.eS ltle4
5.Wie2 lLl c5 6.lLld4 lLl c6 7.i.e3 lLld4 8.id4
Wih4 9.i.e3) Tal-Kholmov, USSR 1969
A check is not always a mi stake ! B l ack's
subtle i n termedi ate move preve nts t h e
knight from developing to its most active
position on c 3 :
9 ... Wib4 [9 . . . Wie4? l O. ctJ c 3 We5 I I .O-O-O � !
10.c3 Wie4 [ 1 O . . . ctJ d 3 ? I l .Wid3 Wib2 l 2.1WhS
Wa l 1 3 .�c4+- Forintos, Haag] 1 l .f4 dS
12.lLld2 [ 1 2.ed �d6 l 3 . ctJ d2 We7=J 1Wg6
1 3 . lLl o r I 3 .�c5 �c5 l 4 .Wb5 'lWc6= ! c6.
with sufficient counterplay.
-43 .
 Chapter 2
11.2. 1 . Overview
This chapter turns to the analysis of 3 . . . ed,
'a solid and reliable system ' . Geller and
Smyslov 'played a number of games that
way' (Viktor Kortchnoi ' s remark from the
Soviet film Grandmaster, in which he was
acting as a coach). The 3 . . . ed system is a
suitable choice for a positional player who
does not mind defending a slightly infe­
rior ending (-game 1 ) . It is not by chance
that this system has often been played by
players such as Smyslov, Kholmov and
Trifunovic.
For those players who intend to play this
system with B lack, we recommend study­
ing the previous chapter (-3-7) thoroughly.
Since 7 .figS is not dangerous for B l ack
(- 8-9), the main choice i s between 7 .ciJ c3
and 7 .fid3 . Very often these continuations
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transpose . For this reason, it i s recom­
mended that both moves be studied. 7 .fid3
a l l o w s White to a v o i d the l i n e 7 JiJ c 3
ct:l fS ! ?, which was tested i n the Kasparov­
Karpov match, New York! Lyon 1 990 (-
1 8- 1 9) . After 7 . ct:l c3 White can postpone
the development of his light-square bishop
(- 1 4) . B l ack c an choose a universal defen­
sive system 7 . . . g6 (- 1 4- 1 7 ; 24-27) . In my
opinion, White ' s most promising set-up is
the development of his bishops at d3 and
e3 and queenside c astling (-27 ) .
Very often the crucial factor for a n adequate
assessment of the critical positions in this
line i s B lack' s ability to simplify the game.
Various ways of reaching this goal are ana­
lysed in game 1 and in positions 1 2, 1 3 , 1 9
and 20.
 ��
11.2.2. Theory

S.\Wd4 dS 6.ed ttJd6

a b c d e f 9 h

6 6

5 5

4 4

3 3

a b c d e f 9 h

1.e4 eS 2.ttJf3 ttJf6 3.d4 ed 4.eS ttJe4 S.\Wd4 dS 6.ed ttJd6

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
47 49 51 52 53
8 ig 5 if4 We 3 We7 t2J e 3 0_ 0_0 t2J d4 gd4 gd8
4 5O 54
f6 8 t2J e6 We 7 i e7 if5 0-0-0 t2J d4 t2J f7 gd8
55 56 00
9 We 3 t2J c 3 i e7 We 5 gd l id 3 Wg 3 �f1
57 5R
t2J e6 ie7 t2J f5 t2J ee7 0-0 t2J d6 t2J g 6 ge8
60 62 63 64 65 66
10 t2J e 3 Wf4 ie 3 t2J b 5 id 2 t2J d2 0 _0 _ 0 t2J f3 id 3
59 61 67
t2J e6 ie 6 t2J f5 ib 4 id 2 0-0 ge8 We 7 a6
69 7 O 73
11 ib 5 ie6 t2J e 5 t2J e6 t2J e7 ie 3 ge 1
e7 "
8
0_07 1 ie2 7
2 74 ±
if5 i be We8 We7 id 3
12 ie 3 t2Jb 5 Wb4 e3 t2J d6 76 0-0-0 77
5
We7 t2J b 5 Wb4 ib 4 id6 7 cd ie6 7 X t
82
13 � f1 ie 6 t2J e 5 t2J e6 Wa4 Wa6 84
80 81 83 5
79 8
i e4 ie 6 0-0-0 be t2J b 5 �b8 ±
R6 87 90
14 ... ie 3 0_ 0_0 h4 i e4 ib 3 t2J d4 id4
88 8 9 1
g6 ig 7 0_0 h6 if5 ge 8 t2J d4 ie6 9
94 1 00 lOI
15 id 2 0-0-0 id 3 h4 96 Wh2 9 8 ig 5 gf
92 3 95 97 99 I 02
ig 7 ie6 9 0_0 Wf6 t2J e 5 t2J f3 Wf3 00
1 03
16 ie 2 0_0 gae l Wa4 id 3 ig 5
1 04
We7 ie 6 ig 7 0-0-0 �b 8 t2J e 8 f6
1 05
17 0-0-0 h4 ghe l id 3 Wf6
0 6 1 07
ig 7 h6 0_ 0 _ 0 1 Wf6 if6

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 Jt�
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS
I 08 I IO g4 1 1
3
18 . . . ibS 'lWe 4 i gS id 2 0-0-0 ctJ e4
09 111 1 12 1 14
ctJ fS id6 'lWe i f6 id 7 'lWe 4 ie 7 ctJ d6
1 15 1 16
19 id2 0-0-0 ctJ e4 �he 1 ie 4
id 7 'lWe 4 ie 7 0-0-0 f6
R 1 20 23 1 24 25
20 id 3 ie 311 'lWf4 ctJ e 3 ctJ d 41 ctJ e6 'lWa 41 0-0 'lWaS
17 611
9 2
g6 1 1 61
22 I 26
'lWe i ctJ e ie ig 7 be i d7 0-0 ifS ±
1 28 1 30
21 . . . 'lWf4 ctJ e 3 ie 3 ifS ctJ e S 'lWe S ctJ b S ctJ d6
1 27 29 131 1 32
ctJ e6 i e6 'lWd i ctJ fS ifS ctJ e S ie 6 id6 'lWd6 ;!;
1 34 1 36 1 37 I 38
22 . . . ctJ e 3 id 2 0_0 �fe 1 �ad l ctJ d S ifS
1 33 1 35
ie 7 ie6 0_0 if6 'lWd7 ifS ib 2 'lWfS
141
23 . . . ie 3 0-0 �ad l ie S 'lWg 3 be
if6
1 39
0-0 ctJ e i 40 ctJ g6 ie 3 'lWf6
1 42
;!;
1 43 1 44 1 45 1 46
24 . . . 0_0 �e 1 ctJ c 3 id2 ifS �ad l ctJ e4
I 47 1 4R
g6 ig7 ie 6 0-0 ifS ctJ fS 'lWd6 'lWf4
1 49
25 . . . ctJ e 3 ie 3 �ad l ibS id 4 'lW f3
1 50 151
0-0 �e 8 ctJ e S id 7 ctJ f3 id4
1 53 1 55 I 57
26 . . . ctJ e 3 ie 3 0_0 ie S �ad l id6 'lWd6
52 1 54 1 56 1 5R 1 59
ig i ie6 0_0 �e 8 'lWf6 cd �ad8 �
I61 64
27 0-0-0 ctJ gS if4 be l ctJ e6 ;!;
1 6O 1 62 63 1 65 M
'lWf6 'lWf4 ie 31 0_0_0 fe l

285
47 7.Wfe5? !
A ) 7 . . . Wfe7 S . CLl c 3
AI) S . . . i e 6 9 . CLl d4 CLl d7 1 0 . Wfe3 ic4
1 1 . CLl dbS CLlbS 1 2 . CLl bS if! 1 3 J :W �dS
1 4.Wfe7 ie7 I S .if4± ;
A2) S . . . WfeS 9 . CLl eS CLld7=
B) 7 . . . ie6 ! ?
7.ie2?! CLl c 6 S .Wff4 if5= Rozsa-Papp,
Hungary 1992.
7.if4 CLlc6
A) S .Wfd2
A I ) S . . . ig4 ! ?
A l l) 9 . CLl c3 Wfe7 1 0 .Wfe3= Sznapik­
Smyslov, Berlin 1979;
A12) 9 .ie2 ! ? ft. CLl e4 I O.WfdS :8dS 1 1 .ic7
:8d7 1 2 .if4 ;
A2) S . . . i e 7 9 . CLl c3 i e 6 1 0 . 0-0-0 Wfd7
1 1 . CLl dS 0 - 0 - 0 1 2 . CLl e7 Wfe7 1 3 . CLl d4±
Andrejeva-Rootare, Riga 1 968;
A3) S . . . ie6 9 . CLl c3 Wfd7 1 0.0-0-0 0-0-0
1 1 .Wfe3
A3 1 ) 1 1 . . . a6 1 2. CLl e4± Kudriashov-Maslov,
Cheliabinsk 1972;
A32) 0 1 1 . . . WfeS Forintos, Haag;
A4) S . . . Wfe7 ! ? 9 .ie2 CLl e4 I O.Wfe3 [ 1 O.Wfc l
ig4t]
A41) 1O . . . ifS ft.0-0-0 Forintos, Haag;
A42) 1 O . . . CLl b4 1 1 .Wfc i WfcS 1 2 .0-0
A42 1 ) 1 2 . . . CLlc2? 1 3 . CLl c3± Schmid-Kinzel,
Siegen (01) 1970 - 1 0/265;
A422) 1 2 . . . ie6 ! 1 3 .c4= Schmid ECO;
B) S .Wfe3 Wfe7 9 . CLl c3 Wfe3 I O .ie3 ig4
1 1 . CLl d4 CLl d4 1 2 .id4 CLl fS= Huebner­
Timman, Tilburg 1986.
48 7 Wfd7 ? ! S . CLl c3 CLl c 6
•••
A) 9 .Wfd2
A I ) 9 . . . CLl fS I O . CLl dS± Espig-Thai, DDR ch
1972 ECO;
A2) 9 . . . f6 ! ? ft.Wff7 Forintos, Haag;
B) 9.Wfa4± Forintos, Haag.
286
49 8.id2 CLlc6 9.Wfa4 id7 l O.ie2 1!'1e7
I I . CLlc3 0-0-0 1 2 .0-0-0 Wff7= Shishkov·
Kahn, Budapest 1987 .
50 8 ... Wfe7 ! ? 9 .ie2 �c6 1 0.Wfa4
A) 1 0 . . . gS ? ! 1 1 .id6 Wfd6 1 2 . CLl c3 1!'1b4
1 3 .WfbS id7 (Romanishin-Smyslov, Lvov
zt 1 978) 1 4 .h4 ! ± Romanishin ECO ;
B) 1 0 . . . id7 1 1 . 0 -0 Wfe2 ! 1 2 .:8el ID e S
1 3 .Wfd7 � d 7 1 4 . :8 e2 CLl f3 I S . gf ID fS =
Forintos, Haag.
51 9.Wfdl Wfe7 l O.ie2 ig4 1 1 .0-0
0-0-0 1 2 .:8e l gS 1 3 .id2 Wfg7 1 4.CLlc3 IDfS=
Smyslov-Mats, USSR 1963 ECO.
9.Wfa4
A) 9 . . . gS 1 0.ie3oo;
B) 9 . . . Wfe7 ! ? l O.ie2 -50.
9.Wfd2
A ) 9 . . . ig4 1 O.ie2 Wfd7 [ 1 O . . . Wfe7 ! ?] 1 1 .1Dc3
0-0-0 1 2 .0-0-0 WffS ? 1 3 .h3 if3 1 4.�f3
Wfcs I S .Wfe I ± Dieterle-Gliott, ATO op
1 993;
B) 9 . . . ifS l O .ie2 Wfe7 1 1 . 0 -0 0-0-0
1 2.:8e 1
Bl) 1 2 . . . ltJ e4 ? ! 1 3 .Wfc 1 gS 1 4 .id3 �h6
1 5 . CLlc3± Steinitz-Pillsbury, St.Petersburg
1895/96 ;
B2) I 2 . . . Wff7 ! ?oo Steinitz ECO.
9.Wfc3?! -S S/8.Wfc3 ? ! .
52 10.CLlc3
A ) 1 0 . . . ig4 I I .ie2 [ 1 1 .0-0-0 Wfe3 -B] 1!'1e3
1 2 .ie3 CLl fS 1 3 . CLl dS 0-0-0 1 4.0-0-0 IDe}
1 5 . CLl e 3 id7 1 6.id3 ics't Stoltz-Alekhine,
Munich 1941 ;
B) 1 O ...Wfe3 I l .ie3 ig4 1 2 .0-0-0 0-0-0
1 3 .ie2 ie7 1 4.h3 ie6 1 S .CLl d4 CLld4 1 6.�d4
a6= 1,12-1,12 Xie Jun-Yusupov, Amsterdam
1994.
53 12.CLl d5!? 0-0-0 1 3 . ltJ e7 lDe7
1 4. CLl d4= Bogoljubow.
54 1 6 . .ll c4 CLl eS + Zubarev-Marshall,
Moscow 1925.
16.1e2 1 7 .ii.g3 CLl gS I S .:r'ld l = Y2-Y2 Spiel­
mann-Marshall, Baden-Baden 1925.
55 8 ii.d8? ! CLl d4 9 . CLl d4 WdS 1 0 .CLle3 e6
. 1 l .ii.d3 as [ 1 l . . . a6J 1 2 .a3 CLl b4 ! � 1 3 . ab ab
1 1 .0-0-0 Wen Schmittdiel-Frank, Bad
Mergentheim 1989.
8.�c3? ! f6 9 .ii.f4 Wie7 1 O.ii.e2
A) 1 00 0 .ii.e6 I I . CLl bd2 0-0-0+ Bogoljubow­
Levenfish, Leningrad tr 1924 ECO;
B) 1 00 0 .ii.g4 1 1 .0-0 0-0-0+ Alekhine .
56 9 ii.e7 Wie7 1 0.Wie7
. B) S " . CLl bS 9.WidS
A) l Oo o .We7 I I .CLle3 ii.g4 1 2 .0-0-0 :r'laeS=
Braga-Hartoch, Amsterdam 1986;
B) 1 00 0 .CLle7 I I . CLl c3 ii.g4 1 2 .ii.e2 0-0-0
1 3 .0-0-0 :r'lheS= Kostic-Kashdan, Bled
1931 ECO.
57 9 . . 0-0?! 1 0. 0-0-0
.
A) 1 0 0 0 . ii.gS 1 1 . CLl gS ii.fS 1 2 .Wif4 Wid7
1 3 .1iJ ge4t Konstantinopolsky -Rauzer, corr
1934/35;
B) 1 0 . . . :r'leS 1 1 . CLl dS ii.gS 1 2 . WigS CLl e4
( l 2 0 0 . f6 1 3 .Wif4 �CLle7) 1 3 .Wid S :r'ldS 1 4 . .ll b S
-'Llf2 I S .ii.e6± �CLlf6 Forintos, Haag;
C) 1 0 . . . ii.g4 I I . h 4 ! ?t Zatulovskaya­
Kozlov, Tallinn 1965.
58 14 ... \We7 I S . <;t> d2 CLl fS 1 6 . .ll fS ii.fS
1 7.�e I :r'ladS I S .CLld4± Konstantinopolsky­
Smyslov, Sverdlovsk 1943.
59 7 .. ii.f5
. B) 9 . CLl dS (t ECO) .lle 6 I O. CLl e7 Wie7f't-;
A) 8 . � e5 Wie7 9 . CLl dS WieS 1 0 . CLl eS f6
1 I .1iJf3 Wd7 1 2 .ii.f4 CLle6 1 3 . 0-0-0t
Bronstein-Borisenko, Moscow USSR ch
1961;
B) 8.1gS
B l ) 800 .f6 9.ii.f4 CLle6 I O.Wia4 ii.e7 1 1 .0-0-0
0-0 1 2.CLldS WhS 1 3 . h4± �hS , CLl h4� Stein-
287
Saharov, USSR m 1960 ECO.
B2) S . . . CLl e 6 9 . Wie3 ii.e7 1 0 . CLl dS 1e6
I I .O-O-Ot Forintos, Haag.
60 8. Wi a4 .ll e 7 9 . .ll d 2 0-0 1 0.0-0-0 ii.e6
1 4 . Wi b4 :r'l a l I S . CLl b l .ll a 2 1 6 .e3 CLl e4 !
1 7 .ii.gS ! Wid3 I S . :r'ld1 .ll b l 1 9 .Wic4 ii.d3+
Simagin-Grushevsky, USSR 1958 .
8.ii. b5
A) S " . Wie7 9.Wie3 �d7 1 0. 0-0 Wie3 1 1 .�e3
(Suer-Estrada, Varna 01 1962) 0-0-0=
Forintos, Haag;
Bl) 9 . . . CLldS 1 0 . CLl bS CLle6 I I . CLl gS ii.d6
1 2 . CLl e6 fe 1 3 . 0 -0t Videki-Csikos,
Zalakaros op 1995;
B2) 9 " . <;t>dS 1 0. CLl bS a6 I I . CLl e 3 .ll d 6 1 2 .ii.e3
.ll g4 1 3 . 0-0-0 WeS= Rabinovich- Teich­
mann, Karlsbad, 1 9 1 1 .
61 8 ... h6? !
A) 9.h4 ? ! ii.e6 1 0 .ii.d2 g6 [ I O . . . gS ? !
I I .Wie3±] 1 1 . 0 - 0 - 0 ii.g7 1 2 .ii.d3 Wif6=
Suetin-Mikenas, USSR 1953;
B) 9 . .ll d 3 gS I O .Wia4± Polugaevsky.
8 ... Wie7?! 9 . .ll e 3 ii.e6 1 0.0-0-0± ECO.
8 ...Wid7 ? ! 9.�d 3 Wig4 (Janosevic-Radulov,
Vrsac 1 97 1 ) I O . CLl dS Wie6 I I .Wie3±
Forintos, Haag.
8 ii. e7
.•.
A) 9 . ii.bS 0 - 0 1 0 . ii.e6 ( l 0 . 0 - 0 ? ! CLl bS
1 1 .CLlbS a6 ! + Schueler-Papapostolou, Dort­
mund 1988) be=;
C ) 9.ii.d2 ! ? ii.e6 1 0.0-0-0 0-0 l 1 .h4t Pete­
Kahn, Budapest 1987;
D) 9.ii.e3 ii.e6 1 0. 0-0-0 0-0
Dl) 1 I . CLl gS ii.gS 1 2 .Wi gS Wie7
D 1 1 ) 1 3 .ii.e2 f6 1 4.WieS Wif7 = Sveshnikov-
011, Norilsk USSR 1I2ch 1987;
D 1 2) 1 3 .Wie7 CLl e7 1 4.ii.eSt Forintos, Haag;
D2) I I . h4 ! ?t ; Bl) 1 O . . . gS ? 1 1 .�e3+- Geller-Nahlik,
E ) 9 .�d3 ! ? -7 .�d3. Szczawno Zdroj 1957;
B2) 1 O . . . �e7 1 1 .�e6 be 1 2.�e3±.
62 9.�b5 ! ? ct:J bS 1 O.ct:JbS �d6 9 ...�d7 ? !
A) 1 1 .�e4 �d7 1 2 .�f4 �f4 1 3 .�f4 0-0-0 A) 1 0 .�d3 ! ? Sax;
= Boleslavsky-Maslov, USSR 1963 ECO; B) 1 0.�e3
B) 1 1 . ct:J d6 �d6 1 2 .�d6 cd 1 3 .�f4=/t. Bl) 1 0 . . . a6? ! 1 1 .�e6 �e6
9.�d3! ? -7 .�d3 B l l) 1 2.0-0-0 (Capelan-Sagadin, Det·
9.�d2! ? mold 1967) �e7 1 3 . ct:J eS O-Ot ;
A ) 9 . . . ct:J fS 1 0.0-0-0 �d6 1 1 .�e4t; B 12) 1 2 . ct:J eS ! �g2 1 3 .!'i:gl �h3 14.0-0-0
B) 9 . . . �d7; -7 Honfi-Kardos, Budapest 1949;

C) 9 . . . g6 -92. B2) 1 O . . . �e7t;

C) 1 0 . 0 - 0 �e7 1 1 .�a4 0-0 1 2 . lLl d5�
63 1 0.!'i: d l �d6 1 1 .�e4 ct:Je3 1 2.�e3 �f6 Klocker-Oelz, Dornbirn 1988.
1 3 .�d3 = Shianovsky-Vistanetskis, Vilnius
1958. 69 1 0.�e3
1 0.�d3 �d6 1 1 .�e4 ct:J e3 1 2 . �e3 �f6 A) 1 0 . . . 0-0 1 1 .0-0-0 �e8 1 2 ..ih4 �e6
1 3 . ct:J e4 ! ? �2 1 4.0-0 �b6 I S .�gS� (Matulovic-Kholmov, Sochi 1968 -5/227)
(Simagin- Vistanetskis, Moscow 1 9 6 1 ) 1 3 . ct:J dS± Keres ECO;
ct:J d4= Forintos, Haag. B) 1O . . . �f6 ! = Sax.
1O.ct:Jd4 �d7 1 1 .�e6 �e6 [ 1 l . . .be? 1 2.1/9f3 !±
64 1l .c3 �aS =. Blau-Kinzel, Adelboden 1969] 1 2.lLlc6 be
A) 1 3 .0-0 0-0 1 4.�e3
65 12 ... ct:J d6 1 3 .0-0-0t. AI) 1 4 . . . �b8 I S .�d4 !'i:e8 1 6 .b3 ILl b5
1 7 . ct:J bS eb 1 8 .�g3 (Ghizdavu-Cunning·
66 13.ct:Jc7? ham, USA 1974) �f8 1 9 .�eSt ECO;
A) 1 3 . . . gS 1 4 .ct:J e6 gf I S . ct:J d8 !'i:e8 1 6.�d l A2) 1 4 . . . !'i:b8 I S J:'1ab l as 1 6. !'i:fdl gb4t!
!'i:ad8 1 7 .�d3 ! Forintos, Haag; Kopaev-Schiffman, corr 1 9S3;
B) 1 3 . . . ct:J fd4 A3) 14 ... �f6 ! = Sax;
B l ) 1 4.ct:Je6? ct:J e 2 I S . �d l fe6-+ Forintos, B) 1 3 .�a4 ! ? �d7 1 4.0-0 0-0 I S . ct:J d5 gfe8
Haag; 1 6 .�f4 �f8 1 7 .!'i:adl !'i:ed8 1 8 .ct:Je3± Gli­
B2) 1 4.�d3 ct:J b4 ! Forintos, Haag; goric-Bajec, Sarajevo 195 1 .
B3) 1 4.0-0-0 !'i:e8t Forintos, Haag.
70 1l.ct:Jd4 �d7 1 2 . ct:J fS �fS Sax.
67 16.ct:J c3 �b4= Fuderer-B ronstein,
Kiev, 1959. 71 1 l ... �d7 1 2.�f3 ! ± .
1l . . .�c2 1 2 .�e3 0 - 0 1 3 . ct:J e6 �e8 1 4.lLle7
68 9 ... ct:J b5? 1 0. ct:J bS �e7 1 1 .�fl +- . �e7 - 1 0.
9 ...�c2?
A) 1 O .�e6 be 1 1 . ct:J d4 �e7 1 2 .�e3 �e4 72 14 ... !'i:ab8 I S .0-0-0 Sax.
1 3 .0-0± Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 O. ct:J eS 73 15.0-0 �e6t .

288
74 15 ...�d3 1 6. ctJ dS Blau, Brunnen 1966;
A) 1 6 . . . iWe6? 1 7 . ctJ e7 iWg6 I S . ctJ aS iWg2 B) 1 7 . . . �a2 I S .�d4 f6 1 9 .f4± Kuijpers­
1 9.�d2+- Sax. Van Geet, Beverwij k 1967.
8) 16 . . . iWdS 1 7 .iWd4 ! 15 ... l"i:d8? 1 6. ctJ d4 ctJ d4 1 7 . l"i:d4± Forintos,
81) 1 7 . . . �a6 ? I S . ctJ e7 l"i: b S [ I S . . . l"i: e S ? Haag.
1 9. 1tJ a6 iWaS 20. ctJ b4 ctJ fS 2 l . l"i:eS ! +- Sax] 15 ...0-0-0 1 6. ctJ d4 �e6 [ 1 6 . . . ctJ d4 1 7 .�d4
(Sax-Yusupov, Rotterdam 1988 -46/407) � e 7 I S . �g7±] 1 7 . ctJ bS �a2 I S .�f4+­
1 9.1t'la6 ! iWaS 20. liJ b4 l"i:b4 [20 ... ctJ fS 2 1 .l"i:eS ! Schach Archiv.
itJd4 22.l"i:aS l"i:b4 2 3 . 0-0+- Sax] 2 1 .iWd6 ! 1 5 . . . � e7 1 6 . l"i: he 1 �e6 [ 1 6 . . . ctJ e S ? ?
Eld4 22.b4 ! +- ; 1 7 .�eS+-]
82) 1 7 . . . �g6 I S . 0-0 ctJ fS 1 9 .iWeS ctJ e 3 A) 1 7 .�gS f6 I S . ctJ d4 ctJ d4 1 9 .1"i:d4 l"i:heS
20.itJe3± Sax. 20.�f4 l"i:adS=;
B) 1 7 . liJ gS !
75 13 ... �a5 1 4.b4 �d3 I S .a4 a6 B 1 ) 1 7 . . . h6? I S . ctJ e4 dS 1 9 .�eS± Watson­
A) 1 6.0-0-0 ? ! �e2= Gibbs, corr 1989 �\t>d7 20.e4;
8) 1 6. itJ a3 �b6= B2) o I 7 . . . b6 [XeS] I S . ctJ e6 fe 1 9 .�gS �d7
C) 1 6. itJ bd4 ! (Euwe) 20.�f4 �dS 2 1 .e4 l"i:ae S .
Cl) 1 6 . . . ctJd4? 1 7 .�d4 �b6 I S .0-0-0 ! ±/ 15 ...� e6!
+- Parma-Trifunovic, Amsterdam 1965; A) 1 6 .�b 1 \t>e7=/± ;
C2) 1 6 . . . �b6 1 7 .ctJe6 be [ 1 7 . . . �e3 ?? B) 1 6.b3
1 8 .itJeeS+-] I S .�b6 ! eb 1 9 .0-0-0 0-0-0 Bl) 1 6 . . . dS 1 7 . l"i:he 1 f6 I S . ctJ g 1 ! ? 0-0
20.itJeS �e4 2 1 . ctJ f7 �g2 22.l"i:dS [22 . ctJ d S ? 1 9 . ctJ e2 �f7 2 0 . ctJ f4 l"i: fd S 2 1 . h4±
i h 1 =] l"i:dS 23 .ctJdS �h 1 24.ctJe6± Kholmov. Kapengut-Rumjanzev, Riga 1968;
B2) 1 6 . . . \t>e7 1 7 .l"i:d2 [ 1 7 .l"i:he 1 Schwarz]
76 14.0-0-0 l"i:hdS I S .h3 b6 ! 1 9 . 1"i:hd 1 dS= Zhuravlev­
A) 14 . . . l"i:dS I S . ctJ d6 l"i:d6 1 6.�f4± Pogats­ Borisenko, Riga 1968;
Papp, Hungary tch 1991; C) 1 6. l"i:d6 �a2
8) 14 . . . 0-0-0 C 1 ) 1 7 . ctJ d4 ctJ d4 I S .�d4 0-0 1 9 . 1"i:d7 l"i:fbS
8 1 ) I S .�a7 ? ctJ a7 1 6. ctJ a7 \t>bS 1 7 . ctJ bS �f4 2 0 . l"i: e 1 as 2 1 . l"i: eS �e4= Liberzon­
1 8 .itJd2 eS ! 1 9 .93 �h6 20.f4 gS+ Kholmov; Kholmov, USSR ch 1969 -8/202;
82) I S .ctJd6 l"i:d6 1 6.l"i:d6 cd 1 7 . ctJ d4 ctJ d4 C2) 1 7 .�eS ! ?
1 8 .id4 �e7= Forintos, Haag. C21) 1 7 . . . l"i:dS I S . l"i:e1 �e6 1 9 . 1iJ g5 l"i:d6
20.�d6 \t>d7 2 1 . ctJ e6 fe6±;
77 15.�f4 0-0-0 1 6 .0-0-0 dS 1 7 . ctJ d4 C22) 1 7 . . . 0-0 I S . l"i: e 6 be 1 9 .�f8 � fS
itJ d4 I S .l"i:d4 (Ristola-Xinoglas, Haifa 1970 20. ctJ d2
-10/264) l"i:heS 1 9 .�e3±. C221) 20 . . . aS ? 2 I .e4± ;
IS.itJd4 ctJ d4 1 6 .�d4 0 - 0 1 7 . a4 l"i: fe S C222) 20 . . . l"i: e S ? 2 1 .b3 l"i:e2 2 2 . l"i: f l eS
1 8. �d2 dS± Szabo-Kholmov, Ordzinikidze 23 . e4± ;
1964. C223) 20 . . . �dS 2 l . f3 l"i: e S [ 2 1 . . . �e7
22. \t>e2±] 22. �e2± l"i:e3 23 .l"i:a 1 l"i:e2 24.l"i:g 1
78 15 ... ctJ e5? 1 6 . liJ h4 �e6 1 7 . l"i:d6 l"i:e3 ! ± Matulovic- Kholmov, USSR­
A ) 1 7 . . . 0-0 I S .b3 ctJ g4 1 9 . 1"i:e 1 ± Kuijpers- Yugoslavia - 5/228, 1968 .

289
79 10 ... �c2? 1 1 . l2l dS IWd8 1 2 . l2l eS+- .
80 11 .�a4 ! ? 0-0-0 1 2 .�e3
A) 1 2 . . . f6 1 3 . l2l e4 IWe4 1 4.gd 1 ± Keres;
B) 1 2 . . . �f3
B1) 1 3 .gf l2l eS 1 4.ge1 lWe6+± �lWe4,lWh3
Forintos, Haag;
B2) 1 3 .lWf3 l2leS= Forintos, Haag.
11 �d2 l2l bS 1 2 . l2l bS 0-0-0 l 3 . ge 1 fS
. 1 9 .ge l ! ± Karpov ;
A) 1 4. l2l gS lWd7 I S . l2l e6 gS ! 1 6. l2l gS �h6+
Szabo;
B) 1 4 . l2l e3 IWes I S . l2l e4 fe 1 6 .lWe4
B1) 1 6 . . . �d6 1 7 .�e3 ghg8 1 8 .h4± Szabo­
Strand, Budapest-Stockholm 1965;
B2) 1 6 . . . lWbS
B21) 1 7 .�g l IWb2 1 8 .�gS �b4 ! = ;
B22) 1 7 .e4 IWb2 1 8 .�gS �b4 1 9 .9b l lWa2
20.�d8 gd8� Mukhin-Borisenko, Tash­
kent 1968.
81 12 ... �b5? 1 3 . l2l bS l2l bS 1 4 . l2l n
[ 1 4.�d2± Forintos, Haagj lWn I S .lWeS±
Karpov. 12 ... lWe6? 1 3 . l2le6 be 1 4.1Wf3 lWd7
I S . l2l a4± Karpov.
82 14.� e3 IWe6 ! +± � l2l e4 Euwe.
83 14 ... lWe6
A) I S .lWe6 lWe4 1 6 .lWe4 l2l e4�;
B) I S .lWa7± �lWe4 1 6 .�gl l2l bS 1 7 .lWa6
�d7 1 8 . a4
84 15.�e3 IWb4
A) 1 6.1Wb4 �b4
AI) 1 7 . l2l bS eb 1 8 .�a7 gd2 1 9.9c 1
All) 1 9 . . . ghd8 20.�e3 ge2 2 1 .ge2 gd l
22. �e2 gh l 23 .�f4 �aS 24.geS±;
A12) 19 . . . eS ! �20.a3 �b7 2 1 . ab �a7 22.be
ge8+ ;
A2) 1 7 .l2la4 �d2 1 8 .�eS �gS+± Forintos,
Haag;
B) 1 6.lWa6
290
B1) 1 6 . . . �b8 - 8 S .
B2) 1 6 . . . � d 7 1 7 . l2l bS
B21) 1 7 . . . lWbS I 8 .lWbS eb 1 9.�a7 eS 20.l'%d l
�e8 2 1 .gd8 �d8 22.�b8± Forintos, Haag;
B22) 1 7 . . . lWe4 1 8 .�e l eb= Taiana.
85 15 ... �b8 1 6.�e3
A) 1 6 . . . l2l d4 ? 1 7 . gd1 lWeS 1 8 .�d4 l'%d4
B) 1 6 . . . lWb4
B 1 ) 1 7 .a3 ? ! lWe4 1 8 .�g l �eS 1 9.WIe6 1tJd4t
Forintos, Haag;
B2) 1 7 . l2l bS IWbS 1 8 .lWbS eb= 1 9 . a4 ha
20. �e2 a3= Forintos, Haag;
B3) 1 7 .lWe6 l2l d4
B31) 1 8 .lWe4 �eS 1 9 .a3 lWe4 20.WId3 Wd3
2 1 .ed l2l e2t Karpov;
B32) 1 8 .�d4
B32 1) 1 8 . . . lWd4
B32ll) 1 9 . 12l bS lWeS !�;
B3212) 1 9.93 �eS 20.IWO lWe4 2 Utg2
gd2+± Forintos, Haag;
B3213) 1 9 .9d l IWd l 20. l2l d 1 gd 1 2 1 .ltie2
gh 1 22 .lWe8= Suetin-Kholmov, Moscow
1964 ;
B322) 1 8 . . . gd4� Karpov ;
C) 1 8 .lWa6 !
C 1 ) 1 8 . . . gd6 1 9 .1Wd3 !
C l l ) 1 9 . . . l2lb3 20.�a7 ! Karpov
C 12) 1 9 . . . �e7 20.a3± Karpov;
C2) 1 8 . . . �eS 1 9 . a3 IWb7 2 0 .lWb7 ltib7
2 1 . g e l �b6 22.g3 hS 2 3 . h4± Klovans·
Harman, USSR corr 1987.
86 9.lWe3? ! �e6 1 O. l2l g S �h6 l 1 .liJe6 �e3
1 2 . l2l d8 �c 1 1 3 . g e l g d 8 1 4 .�e2 IiJ d4
I S . �d3 e 6 1 6 . 0 - 0 � d7= Prie-Skalik,
Cannes op 1 995.
9.l2l d4
A) 9 . . . �g7 1 O.l2le6 be 1 1 .�e2 0-0 1 2.0-0
AI) 1 2 . . . �fS 1 3 .lWa4 as 1 4.�f3 l'%a6
I S . l2l d U Maslov-Mikenas, Vilnius 1959;
A2) 1 2 . . .l:l:e8 1 3 .iLf3 iLd7 1 4 .iLe3 l"i:b8+±;
A3) 1 2 " .l"i:b8 1 3 .Wa4 iLfS 1 4.iLf3
A31) 1 4" . ct'l bS I S . ct'l e2 ! ;!; Khalifman-Zysk,
Groningen EU ch J 1986;
A32) 0 1 4" .l"i:b6 L1 1 S .iLe6 iLe2= Khalifman;
B) 9" .iLd7 ! ?
B 1 ) I O.ltJe6 ? ! iLe6 I 1 .Wd4 l"i:g8 1 2 .ct'ldS iLg7
1 3 .1;\lfe3 �f8°o Forintos, Haag;
B2) 1 0.ct'ldbS a6 I I . ct'l d6 iLd6 1 2 .We4 iLe6
[ 1 2" .'&e7 1 3 .iLgS;!;] 1 3 .iLh6 Wf6 1 4 .We3 =
Perenyi-Halasz, Budapest 1984;
B3) 1 0.iLbS
B31) 1 O" .iLh6 ? ! I 1 .Wh6 ct'l d4 1 2 .Wg7 We7
1 3 .�d 1 ;
B32) 1 O" .iLg7=.
9.1bS
A) 9 . . . iLd7 ? ! 1 0 .iLc6 iLe6 1 1 . 0 -0 iLg7
1 2 .Elel � f8 1 3 . ct'l d4 Wf6 1 4 . ct'l c6 Wf4
I S .1f4 be 1 6.iLeS± Forintos, Haag;
B) 9".ltJbS ? ! 1 O. ct'l bS
B1) 1 O" .iLb4 I 1 .e3 iLaS 1 2 .0-0t;
B2) 10 . . . iLd6 1 1 . ct'l d6 Wd6 1 2 . Wd6 cd
1 3 .1f4;!; Forintos, Haag;
e) 9" .iLg7 1 0.0-0 0-0 1 1 .iLe6 be 1 2 .iLe3
e 1 ) 12.. .Wf6? ! 1 3 .Wf6 iLf6 1 4.iLd4;!; Suetin­
Vistanetskis, USSR 1960;
CZ) 1 2 " . aS ? ! 1 3 .iLd4! l"i:e8 1 4.iLg7 �g7
I S.me I;!; Bronstein-Maslov, Moscow 1959
e3) 1 2 ".l"i:b8 1 3 .l"i:ab l as
(1) 1 4.iLd4 l"i:b4 I S .a3 l"i:e4 1 6 .Wd2 ! ?oo
L'l1d4 1 7 .ct'ld4 ct'l e4 [ 1 7 . . . ct'l bS 1 8 . ct'l ebS eb
1 9.c3] 1 8 .ct'le4 l"i:d4 1 9 .We3 [ 1 9 .Wf4? fS ]
ge8? 20. ct'l f6;
e32) 1 4 .iLeS l"i:e8 I S . ct'l d4 iLeS 1 6 . Wf3
[ 1 6.1;\lfh6?? iLd4 1 7 .iLd4 ct'l fS-+] Wh4 1 7 .g3
'tlIh3 1 8 .E1fe l iLb7+± Schmilov-Grewlund,
corr 1977;
e33) 1 4.a3
1 4 " .Ele8
e331) I S .E1fd l iLe3 1 6 .be l"i:b l 1 7 .l"i:b l l"i:e4=
Forintos, Haag;
e332) I S .iLa7 E1b7
291
C332 1 ) 1 6 .iLd4 gS ! 1 7 .We 1 oo;
C3322) 1 6.iLeS iLfS 1 7 .Wa4 ct'le4 1 8 .E1bd l
We8 1 9 .iLd4 ct'le3 20.iLe3 iLc3 2 1 .be E1bS
( Romanishin-Smyslov, Leningrad ch
USSR 1977 -24/242) 22.E1fe 1 = .
8 7 1O iL d3 -7 .iLd3 .
.
88 10 iL e6
•..
A) 1 1 . ct'l e4 0-0 1 2 . ct'l d6 cd 1 3 . E1d6 WaS
1 4. a3 (Forni-Sartori, corr 1990) E1ad8 ! ?�;
B) 1 1 . ct'l bS 0-0 1 2 . a3 (Alexandria- Rub­
tsova, USSR 1969) E1e8 !oo Forintos, Haag;
C) 1 1 . h4 h6 1 2 . ct'l d4 iLeS 1 3 . Wt3 ct'l d4
1 4 .iLd4 iLd4 I S . l"i:d4 We7 1 6 . ct'l e4;!;
Kapengut-Anikaev, Moscow 1 969;
0) 1 I .iLbS ! ?
0 1 ) 1 1 . . .0-0 1 2.iLe6 be 1 3 .iLd4 l"i:b8 1 4.iLg7
� g 7 I S . ct'l g5 iLfS 1 6 . g4± Rubinchik -
Volchok, corr 1988;
02) I I . .. Wf6 1 2 .iLe6 be 1 3 .Wf6 iLf6 1 4.iLd4
iLd4 I S . ct'ld4 iLd7 1 6.l"i:he 1 ± Bertok-Rabar,
Yugoslavia ch 1962;
E) 1 1 . ct'l d4 ! ? 0-0 [ 1 1 . . . ct'l d4 1 2 .iLd4 0-0]
1 2 . ct'l e6 be 1 3 .iLd4;!; iLd4 1 4.l"i:d4 l"i:b8 l S .h4
eS 1 6 .E1d2 l"i:b4 1 7 .We5 l"i:h4 1 8 .E1h4 Wh4
1 9 .WeS± Tiviakov-Rozentalis, New York
Grand Prix 2 5 ' 1994.
F) I I . ct'l gS ! ?
Fl) 1 1 . . .iLe3 1 2.be We7 1 3 .iLc5 0-0-0
1 4 . ct'l e4t;
F2) 1 1 . . .0-0 1 2.h4 iLeS 1 3 .Wf3 hS [ 1 3 " .
Wf6 ! ? -89/11 . . .iLe6/B ] 1 4. ct'l e6 fe I S .Wh3
Wf6 1 6.iLgS iLf4 1 7 .iLf4 Wf4 1 8 .�b l E1ae8
1 9 .iLe2± Stefansson-Yusupov, European
Cup Eupen 1994.
89 1l ... Wf6? 1 2 .Wffi iLf6 1 3 .ct'ldS± iLd8
1 4.iLf4.
1l ... iLe6 ? !
A) 1 2 .hS Wf6 1 3 .Wh2± Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 2 . ct'l g5 Wf6 1 3 .Wffi iLf6 1 4 . ct'l e6 fe
I S .ltJ bS± Sveshnikov-Kholmov, Moscow Kucera-Binder, Czechoslovakia 1966;
1995. B3) 1 1 . . .�e6? 1 2 .hS
B31) 12 . . . Ei:e8 1 3 .Wih2 �fS 1 4.hg6-; Zhilin·
90 12.ltJb5 �e6 1 3 . a3 Ei:e8 ! 1 4. ltJ e7 Wie7 Gusakov, Perm 1960;
I S .Wid6 WiaS 1 6 .Wic5 WieS 1 7 .�c5 �g4� B32) 1 2 . . . Wif6
Forintos, Haag. B321) 1 3 .Wih2-;;
B322) 1 3 .Wif6 �f6 1 4. ltJ gS Ei:fe8 I S .hg hg
91 16.Ei:hel gS ! 1 7 .Wif3 gh= Gligoric­ 1 6.ltJe6± Sakharov-Kholmov, USSR 1958;
German, Stockholm izt 1962. B4) l l . . . h6 !
B41) 1 2 .ltJd5 ! ? �e6 1 3 .�c3 �dS 1 4.E1d5
92 9 ... �e6 �e3 I S .be iJg7 1 6.hS
A) l O. ltJ d4 B41 1 ) 16 gS?? 1 7 . ltJ gS+- Zatulovskaya­
..•

AI) 1 0 . . . ltJ d4 I I .Wid4 ltJ e4 1 2 .Wid8 Ei:d8 Morgulev, USSR 1 966;

1 3 .�e4 �e4 1 4.0-0-0 �e7 I S .Ei:he l t ; B412) 1 6 . . . Ei:h8 1 7 . hg6± Gufeld-Rabar,
A2) 1 0 . . . Wid7 Moscow 1961;
A21) 1 1 .�bS B413) 1 6 . . . Wif6 1 7 .Wif6 It> f6 I S .hg 't!Ig6
A211) 1 1 . . . ltJ bS 1 2 . ltJ ebS ltJ d4°o i1 1 3 . ltJ e7 1 9 . Ei:dhS Ei:h8t;
It>d8 1 4. ltJ a8 ltJ e2oo ; B42) 1 2 .�d3 �e6
A212) 1 1 . . . �g7 +± ; B421) 1 3 . lt> b l as 1 4.a3 Ei:b8 (Kinmark­
A22) I l .Wif6 Ei: g 8 1 2 . ltJ e6 fe 1 3 .0-0-0 �e7 Ek, Sweden 1963) I S .ltJe4 Forintos, Haag:
1 4 .Wif4 Ei:f8 I S .Wig3 �f6+± Gipslis-Vista­ B422) 1 3 .Ei:he l
netskis, Tallinn 1959; B4221) 1 3 . . . aS 1 4 . a3 Ei:b8 I S . ltJ e4 �f5
B) I 0.�d3 �g7 1 6.�c3± Sakharov-Furman, Kiev 1957;
B l ) 1 1 .0-0-0 - 1 5; B4222) 1 3 . . . Ei:e8 1 4.a3
B2) 1 1 .0-0 B42221 ) 14 . . . a6 [i1bS]
B21) I I . . . Wi f6 ? ! 1 2 . Wi a4 [ i1 � g S ] h 6 ? ! B42221 1) I S . ltJ a4 bS 1 6 . ltJ cS �c4f!
1 3 . ltJ bS±; Forintos, Haag;
B22) 1 1 ... 0-0 1 2 .Wia4 [ 1 2 . Ei:fe l -241 B422212) I S . ltJ e4t;
B221) 1 2 . . . ltJ eS 1 3 . ltJ e5 �eS= Platonov­ B42222) 1 4 . . .Wif6 I S .Wif6 �f6 1 6.�h6 �c3
Vistanetskis, USSR 1964; 1 7 .be �g4 1 8 .�f4 It> g 7 ( B oleslavsky­
B222) 1 2 . . . a6 ! ? Forintos, Haag; Trifunovic, Zagreb, 1958) 1 9 .c4± Keres
C) 1 0.0-0-0 �g7 - 1 5. ECO.

93 10 ... 0-0 94 1 l . Ei: el?! 0-0 1 2 . h4 (Neuvonen­

A) 1 1 .�d3
AI) 1 l . . .�e6 - 1 5 ;
A2) 1 l . . .�fS ! ?= Forintos, Haag;
B) l 1 .h4
Bl) I l . . .Wif6? 1 2 .Wif6 �f6 1 3 . ltJ dS±;
B2) 1 l . . .Ei:e8? 1 2.hS �fS 1 3 .g4 �e4 1 4.hg
fg I S . ltJ gS ! �h l 1 6 .�e4 It>h8 1 7 . Ei:h l h6
1 8 . ltJ bS Ei:f8 1 9 . Ei: h6 �h6 20.�c3 1 -0
Hietanen, Finland 1978) h6+± .
1l.ltJb5 ? !
A) 1 1 . . . ltJ b S ? 1 2 .�bS WidS [ 1 2 . . . �d6
1 3 .Wid6 cd 1 4 .�f4±] 1 3 .�e3± Forintos,
Haag;
B) 1 1 . . .Wie7 1 2 .�e3 �c3 1 3 . ltJ c3 0-0-0
B l ) 1 4 . a3 �fS = Sakharov-Maslov, Vilnius
1959;

292
B2) 1 4.�d3 (Boleslavsky-Chukaev, USSR
1 959) f6 ! ? 1 5 . E1he l 1lli f7 = Forintos, Haag;
C) I l . . .a6 !
C1) 1 2.�e3
C 1 1) 1 2 . . . �e3 1 3 . ctJ e3 :t Krogius- Trifu­
novic, Varna 1960;
C12) 1 2 . . . ab ! 1 3 .�g7 E1a2 1 4.E1d6 cd
C121) 1 5 . ctt b l 1lli a 5 1 6 .b3 ctJb4 llE1 a l !
1 7 .�b5 1lli b 5 1 8 . �h8 ctJ e2-+ Konstan­
tinopolsky, Fridstein;
C122) 1 5 .�h 8 1lli a 5 1 6 .b3 ctJ b4 1 7 .1lli d 6 E1e2
1 8 .lt>d l
C122 1 ) 1 8 . . . �b3 1 9 .1lli e5 ctt f8 20.1lli g 7 =
Forintos, Haag;
C1222) 1 8 . . . E1e6 ! --+ 1 9 .1lli e 5
C12221 ) 1 9 . . . 1lli a2 20.�b5 1llie 2 2 1 .ctt e l ctJ d3
22.�d3 'lWd3 23 .1lli a l � ;
C 12222) 1 9 . . . ctJ d5 --+ ;
C2) 1 2 .ctJd6 ed6+ ECO.
11.�b5 0-0 1 2 .�e6 be 1 3 . ctJ d4
A) 1 3 . . . �d7 1 4. ctJ b3°o Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 3 . . . �d5 1 4 . ctJ d 5 cd 1 5 . �b4 E1 e 8 =
Forintos, Haag.
11.liJg5
A) 1 1 . . .\Wf6 ? ! 1 2.'lWf6 �f6 1 3 . ctJ e6 fe 1 4.E1e 1
IiId7 1 5 . ctJe4 �d4 1 6. f3± Klovans-Ches­
nauskas, USSR 1969;
B) 1 1 . . .0-0 1 2 . h4
Bl) 12 . . . h6
B 1 1 ) 1 3 .ctJge4
8 111) 1 3 . . . ctJ e4 1 4. ctJ e4 1lli e 7 1 5 .�e3
(Sakharov-Maslov, USSR 1 959) �f5 =
Forintos, Haag;
B112) 1 3 . . . 1lli e 7 1 4. ctJ d6 cd 1 5 .�e4 E1ae8=
Nikolajevsky-Vistanetskis, USSR 1 959
ECO;
B 12) 1 3 . ctJe6 fe 1 4.'lWg4 'lWf6 1 5 .�d3 ctJe5
1 6.Wfh3 b5 1 7 . E1de 1
8 1 2 1 ) 1 7 . . . E1fe8 1 8 . ctJ d l ctJ ee4 1 9 .�e4 ctJ e4
20.�e3 'lWf4 2 1 . ctt b 1 e5 (Pinchuk­
Chesnauskas, USSR 1969) 22.ctJe3:t ECO;
B122) 1 7 . . . gae8oo;
B2) 1 2 . . . �e5 1 3 .'lWa4 �d7 1 4 .h5 ctJ d4
1 5 . 1lli aS E1e8°o Barsenilla-Tan, Manila
1991.
1 1 .h4 ! ?
A ) 1 1 . . .1lli f6? !
AI) 1 2.'lWa4 h 6 1 3 .�a6 [ 1 3 .�d3 ! ? a6] 0-0
1 4 .�b7 ctJ b7 1 5 .'lWe6 ctJ a5� [llctJ e4]
Mnatsakanian-Maslov, Moscow 1963;
A2) 1 2.1lli fO �f6 1 3 . ctJ g5 0-0 [ 1 3 . . . �e4?
1 4. ctJ ee4±] 1 4 . ctJ e6 fe 1 5 . h5:t/± Margini­
Toth, Italy 1 972;
B) 1 1 . . . h6 !
B l ) 1 2 . ctJ b5 a6 1 3 .�c3 ab- 11.ctJb5;
B2) 1 2 .�d3
B21) 1 2 ... 0-0 -931B42;
B22) 1 2 . . . 1lli f6 1 3 .'lWf6 �f6 1 4.E1he l [1l�g6]
0-0-0 - 1 7.
95 11 ...'lWe7? 1 2. E1he 1 ± Forintos, Haag.
11 ... 'lWd7? 1 2 . ctJ e4±.
11...1lli f6? !
A ) 1 2.1lli a4 h6 1 3 . E1he l 0-0 1 4. h4
AI) 1 4 . . . a6 ? 1 5 . �g5 ! --+ Cotta-Airton,
B razil 1 966;
A2) 0 1 4 . . . gfe8 Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 2 .1lli f6 �f6 1 3 . ctJg5
B l ) 1 3 ... ctJ b4 1 4.�b5 ctJb5 1 5 . ctJ b5±;
B2) 1 3 . . . 0-0 1 4. ctJ e6±;
B3) 1 3 . . . 0-0-0 1 4 . ctJ e6 fe 1 5 .E1he l E1he8
1 6 . ctJ e4 ctJ e4 1 7 .E1e4:t Tal-Rossetto, Am­
sterdam 1964.
96 12.ctJ e4 ctJ e4 1 3 .�e4
A) 1 3 . . . 'lWe8 ? ! 1 4 .@b l ± Walther-Keller,
Switzerland 1 960;
B) 1 3 . . . �a2°o 11 1 4.�b4 'lWe8 1 5 .�f8 'lWf8
1 6 .�d5 [ 1 6 . h4 'lWb4] �d5 1 7 .E1d5 �h6.
97 12 ... b5? 1 3 .h5 b4 1 4. cLl e4
A) 1 4 . . . ctJ e4 1 5 .�e4 �e4
AI) 1 6 .�e3 be 1 7 .E1d8 eb 1 8 . mbl E1fd8
1 9 . tiJ f6±;

293
A2) 1 6.ib4 �b8 1 7 . tU f6 if6 1 8 .�f6 tU b4
1 9 .h6+-;
B) 1 4 . . . ic4 I S .hg6± Heintze-Kovalevsky,
Germany 1985.
12 . . . h6 -931B42.
98 13.�g3? tU b4 ! 1 4.igS tU a2 l S .ct?d2
tUc3-+ Forintos, Haag.
13.�f6 if6 1 4. tU gS tU b4= Keres ECO.
99 13 ... h6?? 1 4 .igs+-.
1 00 14.tUe5 �eS I S .�eS ieS 1 6 .hS gfe8
l 7 .b3 ifS 1 8 .ifS tU fS 1 9 . tU dS c6 20. tU e3
tUe3 2 1 .ie3 gad8 Y2-Y2 Boleslavsky­
Alatortsev, Moscow 1945.
1 01 15.iffi tU h2 1 6 .ig7 ct?g7 1 7 .gh2=
ECO.
1 02 16.gdgl (Forintos, Haag) hSoo.
16.h5 �hS 1 7 .�hS gh 1 8 .ghS fS [ 1 8 . . . ig4?
1 9 .�h7 <;t>h8 20.gh4 �d l 2 1 . tU dS !+­
Forintos, HaagJ
A) 1 9.9dh I gt7'+' Krogius-Kholmov, Tbilisi
1959 ECO;
B) 1 9 .9g l ! ?
Bl) 1 9 . . . �t7 (Schwarz) 20. gh3 gae8�;
B2) 1 9 . . . gt7 20. tU e2 ! ?
B21) 20 . . . ge8 2 1 .b3 ! ? ctJ e4 22 .�e3 'tt> h 8
2 3 . tU f4t Medina-Miagmasuren, Skopje
1972;
B22) 20 . . . �c4= Forintos, Haag.
1 03 11.tUg5 ? ! ih6 1 2.0-0-0 ! ? f6 1 3 . tU e6
�f4 1 4. ctJ f4 0-0-0 I S .ghe l �t7 1 6 .�f3
tUc4 [ 1 6 . . . gde8 1 7 . idS�1 1 7 .idS gdS
1 8 . tU fdS'+' Geller-Trifunovic, Bled 1961 .
11.tUd4 �h6 !
A) 1 2 .�h6? tUd4
AI) 1 3 .�g7 ? ctJc2 1 4 .<;t>d l 0-0-0 I S . ct?c2
tUfS-+ (Yudovich) 1 6.�eS �b3+- ;
294
A2) 1 3 .0-0-0 0-0-0 1 4.ghe l tUe2 1 5 .ge2
tU f5'+' Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 2 . tU c6 (y2-Y2 Geller-Smyslov, Lenin·
grad 197 1 ) �f4 1 3 . ctJe7 �d2 1 4.'tt> d 2 �e7=
ECO.
1 04 16.ie3 �b4= I 7 .�a7 tU 8a7
A) 1 8 .ge6 �a4 1 9 . tU a4 tU b4°o Forintos,
Haag;
B) 1 8 .�b4 tU b4 1 9 .9e6 tU d3 20.cd gd3
2 1 .ge7 gg8 22.E1fe I [22 . . . tUc6 2Hlt7 iLld8
24.gfe7J Y2-Y2 Geller-Smyslov, Lvov, 1978.
1 05 12.ghe I ! ?
A) 1 2 . . . �f6? 1 3 . tU g5 ! Vujic- N ed el kov i c ,
corr 1978;
B) 1 2 . . . 0-0 Forintos, Haag;
C) 1 2 . . . 0-0-0 1 3 .�d3 �f6 1 4 .�ffi �J6
1 5 .�g5 �c3 1 6.�d8 �e l 1 7 .�f6 ge8 1 8 .iLle l
ctJ b4 1 9.a3 tUd3 20. tU d3 �fS= Ivanchuk­
Kamsky, Linares 1994 60/(302);
1 06 13 . . . 0-0 1 4.�d3:t.
13 ... �f6
A) 1 4 .�d3 �f4 1 5 .if4 0-0-0=
AI) 1 6 .ig6 ? ! �c3 l 7 .bc ghg8 [ l 7 . . ia2 ] :
.
A2) 1 6 .tUe5 tU e5 1 7 .�e5 �e5 1 8 .ge5 ic4=
Keres-Trifunovic, Bled 1961 ECO;
B) 1 4 .�a4
Bl) 1 4 . . . 0-0
B11) I S .g4? bS Forintos, Haag;
B12) 1 5 .id3 -95/11 �f6/A;•..
B2) 1 4 . . . a6 ! ?t �b5 ;
C) 1 4 .�f6 �f6 1 5 .�d3 0-0-0 - 1 7.
1 07 16.�g6
A) 1 6 . . . ghg8 1 7 .h5 �g4 1 8 .�h7 gh8 1 9.id3
�h5 20.�e2 ig6 2 1 . tU d5 ig7 22.ic3 ic3
2 3 . ctJ c3 ghe8 24. tU h4 ih7 2S .g3:t Geller­
Smyslov, Moscow 1991 ;
B) 1 6 . . . gdg8 ! ?=.
1 08 9.�e4 :fle7 [ 9 . . . �e7 1 0 . :flf4M± ]
1 0.:flb5 0-0 1 1 .:fle6 be 1 2 .�e6 E1b8�.
9.liJ bS
A) 9 . . . :fld6 ? ! 1 O . CU d6 �d6 1 1 .�d6 CU d6
1 2.:flf4± Barcenilla-Haitham, Dubai 1992;
B ) 9 . . . :flb4 1 0.:fld2 �e7 1 1 .:fle2 :fld2 1 2 . CU d2
0-0 1 3 .�e7 :fld7 �.
1 09 1 0 ... CU fe7 I I .:flg5 h6 1 2 .:flh4 :flf5
1 3 .�a4 0-0 1 4. 0-0-0 �e8 1 5 .:flg3 E1d8
1 6.:fld6 E1d6 1 7 . E1d6 ed6± Ulibin-Sorokin,
USSR ch 1991.
1 1 0 1l .0-0 ! ?
A) 1 1 . . . �e4? 1 2 . CU e4± Mainka-Panzer,
Lippstadt 1992;
B) I I . .. :fld7 1 2 .:fle6 be= Karpov;
C) 1 1 . . . 0-0
C l ) 1 2 .�e7 CU fe7 [ 1 2 . . . CUee7] 1 3 .CUe4 :flb4=
Karpov;
C2) 1 2 .:fle6 be 1 3 .�c6 E1b8� (�:flb7
Karpov) 1 4 .�e4 �f6 1 5 .E1e l :flb7 1 6 .�g4
\fI1g6 1 7 .�g6 fg 1 8 . CU e4± Short-Yusupov,
Garmisch-Partenkirchen 25 ' 1994. 11 .:flc6
be 1 2 . 0 - 0 �e4 [ 1 2 . . . 0 - 0 - 1 1 .0-0/C 2 ]
1 3 .liJe4 :fle6=.
1 1 .�e7 CUfe7 1 2 . CU e4 :flb4 1 3 .e3
A) 1 3 . . . :flf5 1 4 . CU g3 :fld6 1 5 . cu f5 cu f5
1 6.:fld2± Gorelov-Apolonov, Wisla 1992;
B) o 1 3 . . . :fla5 = .
1 1 1 1 l ... �e4 1 2 . cu e4 :fl e 7 1 3 .:flc6 b e
1 4.:fle7± Azmaiparashvili.
1 1 2 13 ... 0-0-0? 1 4.:fle6± Azmaipara-
shviH. 13 ... 0-0? 1 4.�e7 CU fe7 [ 1 4 . . . :fle7
1 5 .:flf4±] 1 5 . CU e4± Karpov .
1 1 3 IS.E1hel 0-0-0= Azmaiparashvili­
Georgadze,G, San Sebastian 199 1 .
1 1 4 IS ... CU h6?
295
A) 1 6 .:flh6 gh 1 7 .h3 h5 !
A I ) 1 8 .g5 fg 1 9 . CU eg5 h6t Karpov;
A2) 1 8 .gh f5 � Karpov;
B) 1 6 . cu f6 !
B1) 1 6 . . . :flf6? 1 7 .g5 :flg4 1 8 .gf :flf3 1 9 .fg
E1g8 20.:flh6 :flh I 2 1 .E1h 1 ±/+- Karpov;
B2) 1 6 . . . gf 1 7 .:flh6 :flg4 1 8 .E1d3± Karpov
IS ... a6?
A) 1 6.:fla4? b5
A I ) 1 7 .gf ba 1 8 . CU g 3 0-0-0= Karpov ;
A2) 1 7 .:flb3 CU fd4= Karpov ;
B) 1 6.:fle4?= CU d6 1 7 . CUd6 :fld6 1 8 . E1de l Y2-
Y2 Kasparov-Karpov, New York/Lyon
wcm 1990 -50/335 ;
B1) 1 8 . . . li? f8 ? 1 9 . E1 hg l E1e8 20.g5 E1e I
2 1 .E1e I ± Karpov;
B2) 1 8 . . . li? d 8 ? 1 9 . 1:'i: hg l 1:'i:e8 20.g5 1:'i:e l
2 1 .1:'i:e I ± Karpov;
B3) 1 8 . . . CU e7 ? ! 1 9 . 1:'i:hg l 0-0-0 20.CUd4±
Karpov;
B4) 1 8 . . . :fle7 ! 1 9 .:fldS 0-0-0 20.:flc6 :fle6
2 1 . 1:'i:e7 :flf3 22.1:'i:g I 1:'i:d7= Karpov;
C) 1 6.:fle6 ! :fle6 1 7 . 1:'i:he l :fle4 [ 1 7 . . . CU d6?
1 8 . cu d6 cd 1 9 . CU d4±] 1 8 .1:'i:e4 CU d6 1 9 .1:'i:e2
� CU d4-e6± Azmaiparashvili .
lS .. cu d6 1 6. cu d6 :fld6 1 7 . 1:'i:de l [ 1 7 . 1:'i:he l
.
W f8 ]
A) 1 7 . . . CU e7 ! ? Makarychev;
B) 1 7 . . . W f8 ! 1 8 .1:'i:hg l 1:'i:e8 1 9 .1:'i:e8 We8=
Azmaiparashvili .
1 1 5 14.g4
A) 1 4 . . . a6 1 5 .:fle4 CU d6 1 6 . CUd6 :fld6
I 7 . 1:'i:de I
A I ) l 7 . . . CU e7 1 8 . cu e5 t Karpov;
A 12) 1 7 ...:fle7 1 8 .CUe5t Karpov ;
B) 1 4 . . . CU d6 1 5 . CU d6 :fld6 1 6 . 1:'i:de l Wf8
[�1:'i:e8] 1 7 .:fle3 �:flg4 1 8 .1:'i:hg l h5 1 9 .h3
:fln 20.:flg7 Wg8 2 1 .:flf6 Wh7 22.:fld3+­
C) 1 4 . . . CU h6.
1 1 6 lS.cu egS ? ! 1:'i:df8
A) 1 6.g4 �gS 1 7 .�gS liJ d6 I S .�e6 �e6
AI) 1 9 . 1iJ eS f6 20 . liJ e6 fg= Azmaipa­
rashvili;
A2) 1 9 . liJ d4 �d7 20.�e7 1'I:eS 2 1 .�d6 ed
22.f3 1'I:eS= Azmaiparashvili;
B) 1 6 .�e4 liJ d6 1 7 .�dS h6 I S .�c6 �e6
1 9 .1'I:e 7 hg 20.�gS liJ fS 2 1 .1'I:eS �f3 22.gf
g6= Hellers-Hector, Malmo 1993.
1 4.dS± liJbS I S .iWfS liJ fS 1 6 .�f4 liJa6 1 7 . g4
liJ h4 I S . liJ h4 �h4 1 9 .d6 ! ± Spassky.
Kholmov, USSR 1 960 ECO;
C23) l l . . .iWd7 1 2 . liJ eS ! liJ eS 1 3 .iWeS V!1e6
1 4 .iWaS b6 I S .iWa4 iWd7 1 6 .iWd4t Suetin­
Mikenas, USSR 1959.
1 20 9.iWa4 �d7°o L1liJeS.

1 1 7 7 ... �f5 ? ! 1 2 1 9 f6?

..• 1 0 . liJ c3 �e6 1 1 . 0 -0-0
A) S .�fS iWe7 ! 9.�e4 ? ! liJ e6+; 0-0-0 1 2 .iWa4± Bonch-Osmolovsky­
B) S.O-O ! �d3 9.ed3 --+ . Kamishov, USSR 1949.
9 ... h6 l O. liJ e3 �e6
1 1 8 8.rJidl? liJe6 9 .iWa4 iWd7 ! 1 0 . liJ e 3 A) 1 1 .0-0 ? ! gS 1 2 .iWa4 �g7 I 3 .�d4 0-0
�e7 I l . liJ dS 0 - 0 1 2 . liJ e7 iWe7 1 3 .�gS f6 1 4.�g7 rJig7 I S .1'I:ae 1 iWf6� Pavlov-Breazu,
1 4.1'I:e I iWf7=t Ragozin-Bronstein, Moscow Romania 1959;
1 957. B) 0 I 1 .iWa4 Forintos, Haag.

1 1 9 8 ... liJ f5 ? ! 9 .�fS �fS 1 0 . liJ e 3 1 22 10 ... �g7 ? !

A) I 0" .�e2? 1 1 . 1'I:e I + - L1liJdS ;
B) 1 O" .iWb4? ! I l .iWeS �e6 1 2 . 0-0-0 liJe6
1 3 .iWe7 1'I: e S 1 4 .iWf4 iWaS I S .iWgS iWa6
1 6.1'I:he l ± liJ b4 ? ! 1 7 .liJd4 1'1:e3 I S .iWdS ! ! rJidS
1 9 .1iJe6 rJie7 [ 1 9 " . rJieS 20. liJ g 7 �g7 2 1 .�gS
�eS 2 2 . 1'I:d S A ] 2 0 . �gS f6 2 1 . liJ d S 1 -0
Bonch-Osmolovsky-Baranov, Moscow,
1954.
q 1 0" . liJ e6 I I .iWf4 iWb4 1 2 . 0-0-0±
Forintos, Haag.
8 ...�f5
A) 9 .�fS ? ! liJ fS 1 0.iWa4 liJe6 1 1 . 0-0 iWb4
1 2 . liJ e3 liJ e 3 1 3 . 1'I: fe l �eS+ Petrusjak­
Borisenko, Riga 1968;
B) 9 . 0 - 0 liJ e 6 1 O . iW c3 �d3 I I .iWd3
0-0-0= Lutikov-Toprover, U S S R 1 9S9;
C) 9.liJe3 liJe6
Cl) 1 0 .iWa4 �d3 1 1 .ed iWd7 1 2.d4 �e7
1 3 . dS liJbS I 4.iWb3 0-0 I S . 0-0 �f6 1 6.1'I:ae l
±I± Bronstein-Kholmov, USSR 1960;
C2) l O.iWf4 �d3 I l .ed
C21) 1 1 " .0-0-0 1 2 . 0-0± ¢:::> Keres ECO;
C22) 1 1 . . .iWe6 1 2 . 0-0-0 �e7 1 3 .d4 iWfS
A) 1 1 .0-0 �e6 - 1 2 3;
B) 1 1 .0-0-0 �e6 -2 7;
C ) I l . liJdS ! ? iWdS 1 2 . 0-0-0 0-0 [ 1 2" .�e6 1
Cl) 1 3 .e3 liJe7 ! [ 1 3 " .�e6 1 4 .�e2 1 1
Forintos, Haag;
C2) 1 3 .�eS (± ECO) �e6
C 2 1 ) 1 4.�e2 1'1:eS I S .1'I:he l �dS 1 6 .1'I:dS lLie7
1 7 . 1'I:dd 1 liJ efS + Barczay;
C22) 1 4. liJ e7 iWe7 I S .�d6 [ I S .iWd6 V!1a5
1 6.�a3 1'I:feS ! t Forintos, Haag] iWb6 1 6.c3
[ 1 6 .�f8? �b2 1 7 .rJid2 iWf2+-] :gfc8t
Lutikov-Shaposhnikov, USSR 1954;
C3) 1 3 .iWh4 ! t iWh4 1 4. liJ h4 �g4 ? ! 1 5 . f3
�d7 1 6 . liJ e7 1'I:aeS 1 7 .�f4 liJeS I S . liJ dS±.
1 23 11 .0-0 !? �g7 1 2 . 1'I:fe l 0-0 1 3 .�c5
b6 ( J 3 " .iWf6 1 4 .�d6 ed I S .iWd6 �g4 1 6.V!1f6
�f6 1 7 . liJ e4±) 1 4 .�a3± Matanovic­
Kieninger, Hamburg 1955 ECO.
1 24 12.liJ e6± Keres.
1 25 13.0-0 0-0 1 4 .�d4 [ 1 4.iWa4 -20]

296
A) 1 4 . . . �d4 1 5 .iWd4 4J f5 1 6.iWe5± Minic­
Durovic, Yugoslavia ch 1965;
B) 14 . . . l"i:ab8 1 5 .�g7 rJlg7
B 1 ) 1 6.iWd4 ? ! iWf6 1 7 .iWa7 l"i:b2 1 8 .iWc 5 �c4
1 9.4Ja4 �d 3 = Ankerst-Nikolic, Yugoslavia
ch 1965;
B2) 1 6.b3 iWf6 1 7 .iWf6 rJlf6 1 8 . 4J a4±
Spassky-Rossetto, Amsterdam izt 1964;
C) 1 4 . . . l"i:fb8 ! ? 1 5 .�g7 rJl g7 1 6.b3 iWf6
1 7 .Wffi rJlf6 1 8 . l"i:ad I a5 1 9 .�e2± Minic­
Bukic, Yugoslavia 1 95 7 .
1 26 1 6.�f5 4J f5 1 7 .�c5 4J d6 1 8 . 4J a4
IHc 8 1 9 .iWa6± Kortchnoi-Averbakh,
Sverdlovsk 1957.
1 27 8 ... iWd7?! 9 . 4Jc3 -6 1 /8 iW d7.
..•
8 ...We7 9 .�e3 -20.
1 28 9.�d2 iWd7 1 0.0-0 [ I O . 4J c3 �e7
22] 0-0-0 I I . 4J c 3 h6 [ 1 1 . . .�e7 ! ? -22]
1 2.Wa4 rJlb8 l 3 .�e 3 iWe8 1 4.l"i:ad l ± Evans­
Rossetto, Amsterdam izt 1964.
9.ltJ g5± ECO.
1 29 9...h6?! I O.�d2 a6? ! 1 1 .0-0-0 g5
1 2 .We3± Suetin-Ka rner, USSR 1 966 .
9 ... fle7 -22.
9 ... g6
A ) I 0.�d2 -92IB;
B) 1 0.�e3 -8 . . . g6;
C) I 0.4Jd4 �g7 [ I O . . . iWd7 Forintos, Haag]
C1) 1 1 .4Jc6 bc 1 2 .�e3 0-0 1 3 . 0-0
Cll) 1 3 . . . iWf6? ! 1 4.iWa4± Pietzsch-Vista­
netskis, Riga 1961 ECO;
C12) 0 1 3 . . . l"i:b8 ! ?= Mikenas ;
C2) 1 1 .4Je6 fe
C21) 1 2 . 4J e4 (± Keres)
C21 1 ) 1 2 . . . iWe7± �O-O-O;
C212) 12 . . . 4J b4 ! ? � 1 3 . 4J d6 iWd6 1 4 .�b5
me7 ;
C22) 1 2 .0-0 iWf6 1 3 .iWg3 0-0 1 4. 4J b 5 4J b5
1 5 .�b5 4J d4 1 6 .�d3 c5= Buljovcic­
I1ijevski, Yugoslavia ch 1965 ECO.
1 30 1 0.0-0
A) I O . . . h6? ! I I .�e3 g5 1 2.iWa4 �g7 1 3 .4Je4±
Liberzon-Plakseev, USSR 1968 ECO;
B) 1 0 . . . �e7 -22;
C) 1 0 . . . 0-0-0 I I .�e3 4J f5 1 2 .�5 �f5
1 3 .iWa4 a6= Volpert-Frieser, Bavaria ch
1986.
1 31 10 ... f6? 1 1 .0-0-0 0-0-0 1 2 .�b5 a6
1 3 .iWa4 ! ± ab 1 4.iWa8 4Jb8 1 5 .�a7 --t
Dobson-Liljak, Belgrade 1969.
10 ... 0-0-0 ! ?
1 32 1 6.iWd6 cd 1 7 . 0 -0-0± Adorjan­
Kostro, Wijk aan Zee 1 97 1 .
- 1 33 9 . . . 0-0
A) 1 0. 4J d5 4J f5 !oo;
B) 1 0.�e3
B1) 1 0 . . . iWd7 ? ! 1 1 .0-0-0
B11) 1 1 . . . 4J f5 ? 1 2.g4 4Je3 1 3 .�h7+­
Forintos, Haag;
B12) I I . . .iWg4 1 2 . 4J dS �d8 1 3 . 4J g5 h6
1 4.4Je4± Adorjan-Androvitzky, Budapest
1 97 1 ;
B2) 1 0 . . . �e6 -23.
1 34 10.b3 �f6 1 1 .�b2
A) 1 1 . . . 0-0
A I ) 1 2 .0-0-0 ! ? Forintos, Haag;
A2) 1 2 . 0-0
A21) 1 2 . . . 4J e7 1 3 .l"i:ad I t Gunston-Mac
Donald, corr 1937;
A22) 1 2 . . . iWc8
A221) 1 3 .l"i:ad l �g4 1 4 .l"i:fe l �n 1 5 .Wn
(Paris-Bern, corr 192 1 ) l"i:e8 (= Forintos,
Haag) 1 6 .l"i:e8 [ 1 6.�a l 4J b4] iWe8 1 7 . 4J d5
�b2 1 8 . 4J c 7 iWd8 1 9 . 4J a 8 iWa8 20.�h7 rJlh7
2 1 .l"i:d6oo ;
297
A222) 1 3 j�lfe 1 ::l: Forintos, Haag ; 1 6.g4± Mednis-Horowitz, New York 1955;
B) I 1 . . .g5 1 2 .iWe3 g4 1 3 . lu d2 �d4 1 4.iWe2 B412) o I 3 . . . Elae8 i1iWe8 Forintos, Haag;
(Bisguier-Steinmeyer, USA 1956) iWe7 ! = B42) 1 2 .Elhe l ! ?
Forintos, Haag. B421) 1 2 . . . �f6 1 3 . 4J e4 4J e4 1 4.\We4 g6
10.0-0 1 5 .�h6 Elfe8 1 6.iWf4± Friedgood-Roux, Tel
A) 1 0 . . . iWd7 Aviv 01 1964;
AI) 1 1 . 4J e4 4J e4 1 2 .�e4 0-0-0 1 3 .�e6 B422) 1 2 . . . �f5 1 3 .�f5 [ 1 3 .�b5 ! ?1 1i'!if5
iWe6 1 4. 4J d4 iWd5 1 5 . 4J e6 iWe6 1 6 .�e3 a6 1 4.iWf5 4J f5 1 5 . g4 4J h4 1 6 .Ele7 4Jf3 1 7 .E\c7
Y2-Y2 Milic-Rabar, Novi Sad 1945; 4J h2 1 8 . g5::l: Forintos, Haag;
A2) 1 1 .�e3 ! ? -23; B423) 1 2 . . . Elfe8 ! ? ;
B) 1 0 . . . 0-0 B424) 1 2 . . . Elad8.
A) 1 1 .�e3 -23;
B) 1 1 .�d2 -22; 1 36 11 .0-0-0 ! ?
C) I I . Eld 1 (± Euwe). A ) 1 1 . . .iWd7 - 1 351B4;
B) I I . . .a5 [i14Jb4] 1 2 . a3oo•
1 35 10 ...iWd7
A) 1 1 .0-0 1 37 12.Elad l ! ? i1iWd7 1 3 .4Je4.
AI) 1 1 . . . 0-0-0 1 2 .iWa4 mb8 1 3 .�e3 �f6
1 4.Elad 1 ::l: Forintos, Haag; 1 38 16.4J c7 Elad8= Murey- Vasyukhin.
A2) 1 1 . . . �f5 1 2 . 4J e4 4J e4 1 3 .�e4 �e4 USSR 1967.
1 4.iWe4::l: Kavalek-Kinzel, Czechoslovakia
1967; 1 39 10 ..iWc8? 1 1 . 0-0-0
.

A3) 1 1 . . .0-0 1 2 .Elfe l [ 1 2. Elad l ! ?] �f6 -22; A) 1 1 . . .�f5 ? ! 1 2 . 4J dS O-O ? 1 3 . tiJ d4 1 -0

B) 1 1 .0-0-0 ! ? Stanciu-Weissmann, Craiova 1957;
B l ) 1 1 . . .a6? 1 2 . 4J g5 �g5 1 3 .iWg5± Jezek­ B) 1 1 . . . 0-0 1 2 . 4J d4 [ 1 2.h4 ! ? F or int o s .

Batik, corr 1957; Haag] 4J d4 1 3 .�d4± Ivkov-Keller, Mos­

B2) 1 1 . . . �f5 ? 1 2.�b5 ! 0-0 1 3 .4Je5± Suetin­ cow 1956.
Skuja, Minsk 1957; 10 ...iWd7 ! ?
B3) 1 1 . . . 0-0-0 A ) 1 1 .0-0
B31) 1 2 .Elhe l ! ? h6? ! [ 1 2 . . . �f5 1 3 .�b5 ! J A I ) 1 1 . . . 4J f5 ? 1 2 .�f5 �f5 1 3 . tiJ b5± Barry­
1 3 .�e 3 mb8 1 4 .iWa4 4J e 8 1 5 .�b5± Suetin­ Showalter, m 1896;
Poljak, USSR 1958; A2) 1 1 . . .�f5 ? ! 1 2 .Elad l �d3 1 3 .Eld3 1i'!if5
B32) 1 2 .�e3 ! ? 1 4. 4J d5 ! iWf4 1 5 .�f4 0-0-0 1 6 . lLl e5:
B321) 1 2 . . . iW e 8 1 3 . iW a4 t Matanovic­ Schlick-Zysk, Bundesliga 1986;
Krivec, Yugoslavia ch 1952; A3) I I . . .h6? ! 1 2 .Elad l
B322) 1 2 . . . f5 1 3 .iWa4 �f6 1 4.�b5 a6 1 5 .�a6 A31) 1 2 . . . 0-0-0 ? 1 3 .iWa4±;
�e3 1 6 .�b5 ! iWe7 1 7 . �e6 be 1 8 . b e 3 ± A32) 1 2 . . . 0-0 1 3 . 4J e4::l: Forintos, Haag;
Kindermann-Tischbierek, B undesliga A4) 1 1 . . .0-0 1 2 .Elad l
1990; A41) 1 2 . . . �f5 1 3 .�b5 ! �e2 1 4.Eld2t i1liJe5
B4) 1 1 . . .0-0 ! ? Forintos, Haag;
B41) 1 2 .h4 f6 1 3 . Elhe l A42) 1 2 . . . Elfe8
B411) 1 3 . . . �f5 1 4 .�5 iWf5 1 5 .iW5 4J f5 A42 1 ) 1 3 . 4J a4::l: Forintos, Haag;

298
A422) 1 3 .�b5 �cS 1 4 .�c6 be 1 5 .b3 tiJ f5 A2) 1 4 . . . �c Sco ;
1 6.�c l �d6 1 7 .�a4t Nezhmetdinov­ B) 1 4 . tiJ d6 cd
Zhukhovitsky, USSR 1955; B1) 1 5 .�h7?! �h7 1 6 .l'1d6 �e7 1 7 . tiJg5
A43) 1 2 . . . �f6 - 1 40; It>gS I S .�e4 g6 1 9 .�h4 f6 ! + Darga-Leib,
A44) 1 2 . . . l'1adS ! ? Berlin 1957 ;
A441) 1 3 . tiJ e4 tiJ e4 1 4.�e4 g6=; B2) 1 5 . tiJ g5
A442) 1 3 .�c5 �cS 1 4 . tiJ g5 �g5 1 5 .�g5 B21) 1 5 . . . h6? ! 1 6 .�e4 g6 1 7 . tiJ e6 �e6
gfe8 I S .�e6 fe 1 9 .�g6± Deutsche Schach­
A4421) 1 6. tiJ e4 tiJ e4 1 7 .�e4 l'1d 1 I S .l'1d 1 zeitung 1 957; B22) 1 5 . . . g6 1 6 .�h4 h5
�g4= Forintos, Haag; 1 7 . tiJ e6 �e6 I s .ic4�.
A4422) 1 6 .�d6 l'1d6 1 7 . tiJ e4 �dS ! =
Broadbent-Hooper, London 1954; 1 41 14.ig6 fg ! = Forintos, Haag.
A4423) 1 6. l'1fe I ! ? Forintos, Haag;
A443) 1 3 . tiJ g5 �g5 1 4.�g5 f6 1 5 .�h4 �f5 1 42 16 i d4 �f4 1 7 .ig6? ! �g3 I s .ih7
.

1 6 .�c5 �d3 1 7 .l'1d3 �e6 I S . tiJ dS l'1f7 = It>h7 1 9 .hg ia2+.

Smyslov-Kan, Moscow 1939; 16.tiJg5 (Nezhmetdinov-Damsky, Kazan
B) 1 1 .0-0-0 1964) �c3
BI) 1 l . . . 0-0-0? 1 2 .�a4 a6? 1 3 .�a6 ba A) 1 7 . CLle6 fe I s .id6 cd 1 9 .ig6 �g 3=
1 4.�a6 It>bS 1 5 . tiJ e5+- Mohrlok-Boden­ Forintos, Haag;
stein; B) 1 7 .id6 ! cd I S . tiJ h7 ! l'1fcS 1 9 . tiJ g5t
B2) 1 1 . .. �f6 ? ! 1 2 . tiJ e4 tiJ e4 1 3 .�e4 �e7
1 4 .�c6 be 1 5 .�d4 �d4 1 6 . tiJ d4 0-0 1 43 9 �d2 [L1ic3] �e7
.

17 .ghe 1 ± Mortensen,-Petermann, Copen­ A) 1 O.lt>fi ? ! ig7 I 1 .ic3 0-0 1 2 .ig7 It>g7

hagen 1995 ; 1 3 . tiJ c 3 ie6 1 4.l'1e 1 �f6+ Forintos, Haag;
B3) 0 1 1 . . . 0-0. 10 ... 0-0 ! ? B) 1 0.ie2
A) 1 1 .0-0 B1) 1 0 . . . �g7 I I .ic3
AI) 1 l . . . h6? ! 1 2 . l=1fe 1 �cS 1 3 .�g3 It>hS B l l) 1 1 . . . f6 ? ! 1 2 . 0-0 0-0 1 3 . l'1 e 1 �f7
1 4 . 1t'J d4± Udovcic-Bertok, Yugoslavia 1 4. tiJ bd2t Novak-Toth, Budapest 1970;
1954; B12) 1 1 . . . 0-0 1 2 .ig7 It>g7 1 3 . tiJ c3 ie6=
A2) 1 l . . .�d7 - 1 0 � d7/A4;
.•. L1�f6 ;
A3) 1 1 . . . �f6 -23; B 2 ) 1 O . . . tiJe4 ! ? I 1 . tiJ c 3 tiJ d 2 1 2 .0-0-0 ! ie6
B) I I . O-O-O ! ? 1 3 . CLl d4 CLl d4 1 4 . � d4 CLl b3 1 5 . ab ih6
1 6 . lt> b 1 0-0 1 7 .�e4 c 6 I s .ic4 ig7co
1 40 12 ... �c8? 1 3 .�c5 Kotkov-Vistanetskis, Vilnius 1961 ECO.
A) 1 3 . . . �g4? 1 4. tiJ dS �b2 1 5 . tiJ c7+­ 9.tiJd4
Boleslavsky-Zamokhotsky, Moscow ch A) 9 . . . ig7 1 0 . tiJ c6 bc6+!;
1942; B) 9 . . . tiJ b4 1 0.0-0 tiJd3 I l .cd ie7=
B) 1 3 . . . l'1d8 1 4 . tiJ g5± Unzicker-Keller, Forintos, Haag.
Lugano 1959.
12...�d7 1 3 . tiJe4 ! ? �b2 1 44 10.id2
A) 1 4.tiJc5 A) 1 0 . . . 0-0
AI) 1 4 . . . �e7 1 5 . tiJ b7 tiJ b7 1 6.�e4± ; A I ) I I . tiJ c 3 ie6 -92IB22;

299
A2) 1 1 .�c3 B112) 1 4.iWg 3 ct:Jb4+ Huebner-Segal, Dres·
A21) 1 1 .. .f6? 1 2 .ct:Jbd2 ct:Je7 (Levy-Balshan, den 1969 -8/20 1;
Haifa 1970) 1 3 .iWd4 !± Forintos, Haag; B12) 1 3 ... �d4 ! 1 4.iWe6 cJJ h 8 I S .EJ:e2 �h4
A22) 1 1 . . . �fS 1 6 .g3 iWhSi Bonch-Osmolovsky ECO;
A221) 1 2 .�g7 cJJ g 7 1 3 .�f3 ct:J fS 1 4. ct:J c3 B2) 1 3 .iWg3 �d4
iWd6= Robatsch - Kolarov, Kecskemet B21) 1 4 . EJ:f1 ? ct:J e4 ! -+ Kurtesch-Toth,
1962; Budapest 1969 tl l S .�e4 �f2 ! -+;
A222) 1 2 . EJ:d l ! iWe7 1 3 .�g7 cJJ g 7 1 4.ct:Jc3 B22) 1 4.EJ:e2
�e6 I S .�bSt Matsukevich-Chesnauskas, B221) 1 4 . . . ct:J fS I S .iWh3 ct:J eS= Putzbach·
Leningrad 1964; Hingst, Hamburg 199 1 ;
A3) I I . . .�e6 ! ? Forintos, Haag; B222) 1 4 . . . iWf6i.
B) 1 0 . . . iWf6 11.iWa4 0-0 1 2 .�g S iWd7 1 3 . ct:Jc3 h6 1 4.�f4
B 1 ) I I .ct:Jc3 ! ? �e6 1 2 .iWa4 -92IB21; a6= Milic-Trifunovic, Yugoslavia ch 1 958
B2) I I .iWf6 �f6 1 2 . ct:J c3 �e6 1 3 . ct:J gS �gS ECO.
1 4.�gS ct:J b4t [ 1 4 . . . 0-0tl Forintos, Haag;
C) 1 0 . . . �b2 I I .�c3 1 46 12.�e3
C 1 ) I I . . .�a l ? 1 2 .�a l 0-0 [ 1 2 . . . EJ:g8 1 3 .�f61 A) 1 2 . . . iWf6 1 3 .iWa4
1 3 .�f6 iWd7 AI) 1 3 . . . ct:JeS 1 4 . ct:J e5 iWeS I S .�h6 �c5
C11) 1 4.EJ:e l ct:J fS ; 1 6 .iWf4t Nezhmetdinov- Kakabadze,
C 1 2) 1 4 .iWh6 ct:Je8 l S .�g7 ! ct:J g7 1 6. ct:J gS ( ± USSR 1955;
Keres) EJ: e 8 1 7 .iWh7 cJJ f8 1 8 .iWh8 cJJ e7 A2) 1 3 . . . h6 tla6,bS=;
1 9 .iWg7 iWdS 20.EJ:e l [20 .�g6 �e6] cJJ d 7 B) 1 2 . . . EJ:e8 1 3 .EJ:ad I
2 1 . ct:J e4oo ; B1) 1 3 . . . iWc 8 ? 1 4 .�cS �g4 ? ! I S . itJ d5±
C 13) 1 4. ct:J c3 ct:Je8 I S . ct:J e4 iWfS 1 6.iWh4--t; Simagin-Vesovic, corr 1966;
C2) 1 1 . . .�c3 1 2 . ct:Jc3 B2) 1 3 . . .iWf6 1 4.iWa4 h6=.
C21) 1 2 ... �e6 1 3 .EJ:fe l 0-0 1 4. ct:J g5 ct:Je8
I S .iWh4 ct:J f6 (Neumann-Spala, corr 1958) 1 47 12 iWf6 (Prelovsky-Toth, Budapest
..•

1 6 .ct:J ce4 hS 1 7 . ct:J e6± Forintos, Haag; 1967) 1 3 .iWf6 �f6 1 4 . ct:J gS : t
C22) 1 2 . . . 0-0
C221) 1 3 . ct:J dS �e6 tl l 4.iWh6 �dS I S . ct:J gS 1 48 16.�f4 ct:J cd4 1 7 .ct:Jd4 ct:Jd4 1 8 .c3 itJe6
EJ:e8 1 6.EJ:ae 1 iWf6; Y2-Y2 Boleslavsky-Trifunovic, Zagreb
C222) 1 3 .EJ:fe l cJJ g 7 1 4.EJ:ad l �; 1958.
C223) 1 3 .iWh6� iWf6 1 4. ct:J dS iWg7=.
1 49 11 .�d2 �e6 -92IB22.
1 45 11.ct:Jg5 ? ! O-O !
A) 1 2 . ct:J c3 �fS+ Feustel-Kube, Eggesin 1 50 11 ... iWf6? 1 2 . ct:J dS ± F.Olafsson·
1978; Lopez Garcia, Berg en Dal zt 1960.
B) 1 2 . ct:Je6 fe 11 ...�e6 -26.
B 1 ) 1 3 .iWg4 l S I 16.�d7=/t iWd7 1 7 .EJ:d4 iWfS 1 8 .�f5
B11) 1 3 . . . iWf6 ct:J fS 1 9 .EJ:d7 EJ:e7 20. EJ:e7 ct:J e7 2 1 .EJ:d l �f8
B111) 1 4.iWe6? iWe6 I S .EJ:e6 �d4 1 6. EJ:e2 22.EJ:d7 EJ:c8 23.ct:Je4 h6 24.h4 ct:J g 8 ! = Geller·
EJ:f2 ! +; Smyslov, Biel izt 1976.

300
1 52 9 ... �e6?! - 1 29/9 ... g6. Elfe8 !
At) 1 6.ct:Je7 Ele7 1 7 .�d6 Eld7 1 8 .�a3 ct:J b4�;
1 53 10.h4? ! �e6 [ 1 0 . . . h6] l 1 .hS V!ie7 A2) 1 6.�d6 ed 1 7 . ct:J d6± Darga-Donner,
1 2.ie3 0-0-0 1 3.0-0-0 �e3 1 4.be ct:J bS !=t Amsterdam 1 969;
Kljavin-Maslov, USSR 1959 ECO. B) o I 2 . . . a6 ! ? Forintos, Haag.
IO.id2 12. El ad 1
A) I 0 . . . �e6 -92IB; A ) 1 2 . . . �e3? 1 3.be �a2 1 4.e4± Leko-"Me­
B) 1 O . . . V!ie7 ! 1 1 .� f l �e6 1 2.Ele 1 0-0 1 3.h4 phisto", Munich 1992;
IWf6 1 4 .V!ih2 ? ! �e4q Yudovich-Gusakov, B) 1 2 . . . V!ie8 ? !
Pe rm 1960. B 1 ) 1 3.ct:JgS �fS 1 4. ct:J ge4 �eS I S .ct:Jd6 �f4=
Ivkov-Beni, Tel Aviv 01 1 964;
1 54 10 ... 0-0 B2) 1 3. ct:J d4 ! ? �eS 1 4.V!ih4±;
A) 1 1 .0-0 B3) 1 3.�eS ! ?± ;
AI) 1 1 . . . �e6 -26; C) 1 2 . . . !'l:e8 1 3.�eS V!if6 -26;
A2) 1 1 . . . Ele8 ! -25; D) 1 2" .V!if6
B) 1 1 .0-0-0 ! ? �e6 - 1 60. D1) 1 3.V!ia4 ct:J e S =;
D2) 1 3 .V!iffi �f6 1 4. ct:J g5 ct:J b4 I S .ct:J e6 fe
155 11.ct:Jd4?! ct:J d4 1 2 .�d4 gS ! 1 3.V!ie3 1 6 .�eS ct:J d3 1 7 . Eld3 Elfd 8 1 8 . El e l b6 ! ±
IiJc4 1 4 .�e4 V!id4 I S .�e6 V!ie3 1 6 . fe3+ Short-Morey, Hastings 1982/83.
M.Mikhalchishin-Trifunovic, Z agreb 1 2.Elfe 1 - 1 46.
196 1 . 12.ct:J g5!? Ele8 1 3.Elad1 V!if6 1 4.V!iffi �f6
1l .h4?! I S . ct:J e6 fe 1 6. ct:J bS± Larsen-Trifunovic,
A) 1 1 ".V!if6 ? ! 1 2.V!ia4 ! Dortmund 1 96 1 .
A I ) 1 2".h6? 1 3.�d4 ! V!ie7 1 4.�g7+- (Klu­
ger-Petran, Budapest 197 1 ) 1l�b3 I S .�fl 1 58 1 2 V!if6?! 1 3 .V!iffi �f6 1 4 . ct:J bS ±
•••

�a4 16.Ele 1 +- ; (Unzicker-Jimenez, Leipzig 01 1960) Elfc8-

A2) o I 2 . . . V!ie7±; I S7/1 2.a4/A.
B) 1 1 . . . ct:J fS ! ? 1 2 .�cS �e3 1 3 .be V!idS 1 2 .. b6? ! 1 3.�a3 ct:Je7 1 4.Elad 1 ± �c3? I S .be
.

1 4.�a3°o (Sax-Solomon, Australia 1 987) ct:J dS 1 6.V!ih6� Yanofsky-German, Stock­

l;gaS! I S .�b4 ct:J b4 1 6.eb V!ib6�; holm 1 962.
C) 1 1 . . .V!ie7 ! ? 1 2.hS - I S 3/10.h4.
1 59 15 ...�f8 1 6.V!ie7±.
156 11 V!if6 ? !
.•. 1 5 ... Eled8 1 6.V!ig3 V!ie7 1 7 . ct:J gS �e3 1 8 .be
A ) 1 2.Wg3 ct:JeS ! = 1 3.�bS �f8 1 4. ct:J d4 ct:J fS �a2 oo/± Hermlin-Maslov, USSR 1970.
Is.lDe6 We6 1 6.V!ih3 h6°o Salm-Nyman, 1 5 ... Elad8! ?�.
corr 1 962;
B) 1 2 .!'l:ad l 0-0 1 3.V!ia4 ct:J eS= Unzicker­ 1 60 11 ...0-0
Alexander, Hastings 1954/55 ECO; A) 1 2.h4 V!if6
C) 1 2 .Wa4 !± ll�gS , �d4. AI) 1 3 .V!ig3? ! ct:J b4 ! 1 4 .�g5 ct:J a2 ! -98/
13.V!ig3;
157 12.a4 A2) 1 3 .V!ih2 ct:JeS ! 1 4.�gS -/5;
A) 1 2".aS 1 3.�eS V!if6 1 4.V!if6 �f6 I S .ct:J bS A3) 1 3.V!if6 �f6

301
A31 ) 1 4.ctJe4 �g7 I S .ctJd6 cd 1 6.�e4 mdS 1 64 14.ctJe6 �b2 I S . �b2 fe 16.ghel�
1/2-Y2 Parma-Kholmov, Sukhumi 1964; Keres ECO.
A32) 1 4. ctJ g5 �c3 ! ? I S .be �a2 1 6.hS f6
1 7 . ctJ h7 � h7 I S .hg � g S 1 9 . 1'l: h7 ctJ e S 1 65 14 . ..�a2 I S .l'l:he l
20.�h6 l'l:feS 2 1 .l'l:g7 � h S 22 .l'l:h7 Y2-Y2 A) I S . . . �e6 1 6. ctJ e6 fe 1 7 .�d6 cd 18.Ele6
Bannik-Nikolic, corr 1966; �d7 1 9.�e4± Keres;
B) 1 2.�eS ! B) I S . . . � fS 1 6.e4 ! ctJe4 1 7 .ctJe4 itJ4eS
Bl) 1 2 . . . l'l:eS I S .ctJe3 ! ctJ d3 1 9 .1'l:d3 �e6 20.�h6 L1itJdS±
B 1 1 ) 1 3.ctJbS a6 ! 1 4.ctJbd4 Wd7 1 S .ctJe6 We6 Keres.
1 6.�b l Wf6t Kenge-Mac, USSR 1979; 14 ...0-0 I S .e4 ! ?
B 12) 1 3 .�bS ! a6 1 4 .�e6 be I S . ctJ e4±
Zukermann-Balshan, Dresden 1969; 1 66 16.l'l:hel l'l:hfS 1 7 .�g3
B2) 1 2 . . . Wf6 1 3 .Wffi �f6 1 4 . ctJ bS± A) 1 7 . . . ctJ fS I S .l'l:e6 ctJ g3 1 9 .fg3t ECO;
Matanovic-Trifunovic, Yugoslavia ch 1958 B) 1 7 . . . l'l:deS I S . f3t.
ECO.

1 61 12.Wf6 �f6
A) 1 3 . ctJ gS �e3 1 4. ctJ e6 �b2 I S . �b2 fe6�;
B) 1 3.ctJb5 ctJ bS 1 4.�b5 0-0 I S .�e6 be
1 6.�d4 �e7= Forintos, Haag;
C) 1 3. ctJ e4
Cl) 1 3 . . . ctJ e4 ? ! 1 4 .�e4 0 - 0 I S . ctJ gS ±
Forintos, Haag;
C2) 1 3 . . . �g7 1 4. ctJ fgS
C21) 14 . . . �a2 ? ! I S .ctJ d6 cd 1 6.�bS±
Forintos, Haag;
C22) 1 4 . . . 0-0 I S . ctJ e 6 fe 1 6. ctJ g5 l'l:aeS
1 7 .l'l:he 1 ctJeStl= Parma-Trifunovic, Bled,
196 1 .
1 2.Wa4 h 6 1 3. ctJ d4 [ 1 3.�d4 Wf4]
A) 1 3 . . . �d7 ? 1 4.ctJdbS ctJ bS I S .�b5 l'l:dS
1 6.Wa3± Bogdanovic-Dely, Sarajevo 1964;
B) 1 3 . . . 0 - 0 1 4 . ctJ e6 be I S .Wc6 �a2°o
Mikenas ECO.

1 62 1 2 ... 0-0-0!? 1 3 .Wffi �f6 1 4 . ctJ e6

fe6t.

1 63 13 ... 0-0-0 1 4. ctJ eM Keres ECO.

13 ...0-0 1 4.ctJe6 fe I S .�g3t DaiIIet-Hingst,
Paris 1989.

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 11.2.3. Game 1 1 0 ... i.e6 1 1 .0 -0-0 (- 1 7).
Regarding 1 1 .0-0 - 1 6 and Pos . 1 3 .
1l ... i.g7 1 2.h4
Geller - Smyslov
Moscow 1991 a b c d e f 9 h

8
l.e4 e5 2 . l2l f3 l2l f6 3.d4 ed 4.e5 l2l e4
7
5.iWxd4 d5 6.ed l2l xd6 7.l2lc3 l2l c6 8.Wf f4
6
g6
5
a b c d e f 9 h
4
8 3
7 2
6
5 a b c d f h
e 9
4
3 The immediate l 2 .E1he 1 also deserves se­
2 rious consideration . After l 2 . . . Wff 6 ? (the
standard relieving manoeuvre) White has
a b c d e f 9 h the strong response l 2 .l2lgS! (Vujic­
Nedelkovic, corr. 1 97 8) . Here this typical
A very logical continuation: the dark­ thrust is carried out in a more favourable
square bishop will be ideally placed on the situation for White than in line 27 . A better
main diagonal . An interesting alternative continuation is 1 2 . . .0-0 (Forintos, Haag),
is 8 . . . C2lfS ( 8 . . .i.e 6 - 10; 8 . . .i.fS - 1 1 - 1 3), with double-edged play .
introduced by Karpov, where Black tries The text move creates the threat of 1 3 .hS,
to exploit the vulnerable position of the with an initiative on the kingside . However,
white queen . Regarding this line - 1 8- 19 . at first sight the stereotyped response 1 2 . . .
Now White faces a problem: where t o de­ h 6 seems clearly to b e in Black's favour,
velop his bishops ? The most active, and, since White is deprived of the effective re­
in my opinion, the best set-up - i.e 3 and source l2lgS . However, a strong player such
�d3 - has only one drawback: White has as Geller does not make aimless moves:
to reckon with the capture on c 3 . The text the essence of White's plan, aimed at ex­
move solves this problem, but impedes ploiting the micro-weakening of the g6
White's further play on the d-file (in view square, will become evident after three
of the impossibility of realising the ma­ moves .
noeuvre i.cs -Pos . 17 and 2 1) . 12...h6 13.E1hel 0-0-0
9.�d2 Wfe7+ 1 3 . . . 0-0 is risky in view of l4 .i.d 3±, and
A good continuation . 9 . . .i.g 7 is also pos­ Black cannot simplify the game by 1 4 . . .
sible -IS and Pos . 1 2 . Wff 6, because after the exchange of queens
1O.ie2 he loses the h 6-pawn . 1 3 . . . Wff 6 (an analo­
Threatening 1 1 .l2ldS . gous idea is used in Pos . 1 2) might lead to

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a transpositIOn: 1 4 .'�xf 6 (l 4 .'.Wa4 a 6! ? 19.�d3 � x h S 2 0 .� e2 ! n
�bS) 1 4 . . .�xf 6 IS .�d 3 0-0-0 (- 1 06) .
a b c d e f 9 h
1 4.�d3
8 8
a b c d e f 9 h 7
8 8 6 6
7 7 5 5
6 6 4 4
5 5 3 3
4 4 2 2
3 3
2 2 a b c d e f 9 h

a b c d e f 9 h 20 .l::i:h 1 is met by 20 .. .�xfJ 2 1 .gf h5. The

1 4 '.Wf6
.•.
The exchange of the active white queen is
in Black's favour. White's last move was
directed against this idea: 1 4 . . .'.Wf 6 IS .'.Wxf 6
�xf 6 l 6 .�xg 6 - White provoked the move
text move gives White the better ga me due
to the weaknesses in Black's pawn struc­
ture . However. this slight advantage is very
difficult to convert, since the black minor
pieces are very active .
20 �g6 2 1 .ctJd5 �g7 22.�e3
.••

. . . h6 in order to make possible the realisa­ Geller forces the exchange of bishops, be­
tion of this blow. However. this subtle idea cause the weaknesses of the black pawn
turns out to be ineffective: Black can ex­ structure will become more vulnerable af­
change the queens, and then regain the ter simplification .
pawn . 22 ... �xe3 23.ctJxe3 l::i:h e8
l S.'.Wxf6 �xf6 16.�xg6 l::i:h g8 23 . . .ctJb4 fails to the simple 24.l::i:d2 liJe4
More precise was 1 6 . . .l::i:dg 8! ?=, keeping 2S .ctJxe4 �xe 4 2 6 .l::i:xd 2 2 7 .ctJxd2 liJxc2
the h 6-pawn protected . Then 1 7 .ctJe 4 is 2 8.�g 4+ .
not dangerous f o r Black in view of 24.ctJh4 �h7 25.g3 ctJe7 ! ?
1 7 . . .l::i:xg 6 1 8 .ctJxf 6 l::i:xf 6 1 9 .�c 3 l::i:xf 3 . 2S . . .ctJb4 is met by 26.l::i:d 2 . Smyslov finds
1 7 .hS is met b y 1 7 . . . �g4 1 8 .ctJe4 ctJxe 4 an unusual route for his knight .
1 9 .�xe4 �xhS= . 26.ctJg2 e6
17.hS �g4 1 8.�h7 A subtle move . Now 2 7 .l::i: h 1 fails to
Exploiting Black's inaccuracy and forcing 27 . . .ctJdS!
the rook occupy a less active position . If 27.�d3
1 8 .�d 3, then 1 8 . . .�xhS ( 1 8 . . .ctJd 4 1 9 .ctJdS) Continuing to exchange Black's most ac­
1 9 .1::i:h 1 �xf 3 20.gfctJeS 2 1 .�e 2 ctJfS �ctJd 4. tive pieces .
1 8 l::i:h 8
.•• 27 �xd3 28.l::i:x d3 rue7 29.l::i:h l ctJg8
.••

After 1 8 . . .l::i:g 7 1 9 .�d 3 �xhS 20.l::i:hl �xf 3 By withdrawing the knight to a passive
2 1 .gf, the h 6-pawn is unprotected . position, Black activates his rook .

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30.l2lf4
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
cult position . White has made some favour­
able exchanges and is threatening 3SJ::�hS,
with the dangerous activation of his rook .
However, thanks to the initiative oppor­
tunely developed on the queenside, Black
has an ade quate defence .
3S ... 8:b8 !
This move indirectly parries 3 6 .8:hS, since
after 36 . . .8:bS the exchange of White's ac­
tive rook removes the pressure on the h 6-
pawn and leads to e quality .

a b c d f h
36.�b2 8:bS 37. 8:el
e 9
37 .a 3! ?± deserved serious consideration .

30.a4! ?, restricting Black's possibilities on 37 ... ctJgf6 38. 8:e3

the queenside, deserved serious considera­ 3 8 .f 3 fails to 3 8 . . .ctJxg 3 3 9 .8:e 7+ �d 6

tion. The most difficult element of good 40.8:xf7 8:fS .

defence is, in my opinion, the combining 38 ... �d6

3 8 . . .hS was also possible .
of passive defensive play with opportune
activity . This game demonstrates well
39.g4 ctJc3 40. 8:g3 8:gS 41. f3
Smyslov's mastery of this element . Rec­ And in this roughly e qual position a draw
was agreed . Now 4 1 . . .hS is dubious in view
ognising the right moment, Black begins
active play on the queenside . of 4 2 .ctJh 3 h 4 4 3 .8:g 1 8:g 8 44 .gS, but
41 . . .ctJdl+ 4 2.�cl (or 4 2 .�al ctJe 3! ?)
30 .b5 ! 3 1 .b3 !
..

4 2 . . .ctJc 3 43 .8:h 3 ctJg 8 �fS, leads to e qual-

Now it is White who prepares an unex­
pected knight manoeuvre . ity .

31 b4 3 2 .l2l d l as 33 .l2lb 2 l2le4 34.1' h d 8

. . .

E\xd8 3S .l2lb d3

a b c d e f 9 h

8 8

7 7

6 6

5 5
4 4

3 3
2 2

a b c d e f 9 h

At first sight Black appears to have a diffi-

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 11.2.4. Exercises

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7
6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4
3 3 3 3
2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

7 9. . . ? 10 22 . . . ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7
6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4
3 3 3 3
2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 19.? II 14.?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

9 14.? 12 12 . . . ?

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 Il�
a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7
6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4
3 3 3 3
2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

13 13...? 16 I3.?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8
7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3
2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

14 I8.? 17 1 3.?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
8 8
7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

15 I5 . ? 18 14. . .?

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 a b c d f h
e 9 II.2.S. Answers
8 8
7
6 6
Ex .7 (1 .e4 e5 2.liJf3 liJf6 3.d4 ed 4.e51tJe4
5.\Wd4 d5 6.ed liJd6 7.liJe3 liJe6 8.W1f4 �e6
5 5
9.�e3) Fuderer-Bronstein, Kiev 1959
4 4
Black e qualises by a typical man oe uvre :
3 3
9 . . .liJf5 ! (Karpov defended himself in a
2 2
similar way against Kasparov -18-19). Af­
ter 10.liJb5 [both 1 O .l"i:dl and 1 0 .�d3 are
a b c d e f 9 h met by 1 O . . . �d6] �b4 (a typical defence:
19 1 2. . . ? now II .c 3 is met by �aS) 1 l .�d2 �d2
1 2 .liJd2 O-O! ? a double-edged position
arose .
-10 for more details .
a b c d e f 9 h

8 8 Ex . 8 (1 .e4 e5 2.liJf3 liJf6 3.d4 ed 4.e51tJe4

7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
20 II . . . ?
5.\Wd4 d5 6.ed liJd6 7.liJe3 liJe6 8.W1f4 �fS
9.�b5 �e7 10.�e6 be 1 l .liJe5 0-0 12.ltJc6
\We8 13.liJe7 \We7 14.�e3 �e2 15J'kl �d3
16.liJdS \Wd8 17.\Wd4! �a6 18.liJc7 E1b8)
Sax-Yusupov, Rotterdam 1988
After the text move 1 9 .1"i:c6?! �b 7 20.E1d6
\Wc 7 2 1 .0-0 l"i:bd 8 22.1:l: d I Black managed
to escape . Much stronger was 19.1iJa6! WaS
20.liJb4 ! The point of White's idea is dis­
closed after 20 l"i:b4 [20 . . .liJf 5 2 1 .E1c 5! ItJd4
..•

2 2 .l"i:aS l"i:b4 2 3 .0-0+ -] 2 1 .\Wd6 E1d4

22.b4 ! +-
-74 IB l .
a b c d e f 9 h

8 Ex .9 (1 .e4 e5 2.liJf3 liJf6 3.d4 ed 4.e5 1tJe4

7
5.\Wd4 d5 6.ed liJd6 7.liJe3 liJe6 8.W1f4 �fS
9.�b5 \We7 1 0.�e3 liJ b 5 1 l .liJb5 Wb4
6 6
12.\Wb4 �b4 13.e3 �a5)
5 5
Parma-Trifunovic, Amsterdam 1965
4 4
By energetic play White exploits the inse­
3 3
cure placing of the black pieces: 1 4.b4 �d3
2 2
1 5 . a 4 a 6 1 6 .liJbd4! (Euwe) . After
1 6 . . .liJd4? (more stubborn is 1 6 . .. �b6
a b c d e f 9 h 1 7 .liJe 6 be [ 1 7 . . . �e 3?? 1 8 .liJee 5+-] 1 8 .�b61

13...? eb 1 9 .0-0-0 0-0-0 20.liJe 5±-Kholmov)

21

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White gained a decisive advantage : 17.id4
ib6 18.0-0-0! id4 19J'!d3! if6 20J�e l
\!if'S 2U'!d7! ic3 22J'!ee7+- .
Ex. 1 0 (1 .e4 eS 2.lLlf3 lLlf6 3.d4 ed 4.eS lLle4
5.�d4 dS 6.ed lLld6 7.lLlc3 lLlc6 8.Wf4 ifS
9.ib5 We7 1 0 .ie3 lLlbS l 1 .lLlbS W b 4
12.�b4 i b 4 13.c3 i d 6 14.lLld6 c d
15.0-0-0 ie6 16J'!d6 ia2 17.ic5! ? 0-0
18J'!c6 bc 19.if'S cJ;>f'S 20.lLld2 idS 2 1 .f3
!"le8 22.i>c2) Matulovic-Kholmov, USSR­
Yugoslavia m 1 968
Black demonstrates a subtle defence: 22 ...
!"le3 (or 22 . . . Ele2 23.Elg l Ele3 ! ) 23.gal Ele2
24.gg 1 ge3! ;t; (preventing the centralisation
of the white king) 2S.b4 hS 26.h4 i>e8!
27.c4 ie6 28.gal ifS 29.i>dl ge7 (now
the idea behind B l ack' s 26th move becomes
cl e a r ) 30.gaS g6 3 1 .lLlb3 id3 32.gc5 gb7
33.l!ld2 gb4 34. cJ;>c3 gb6 3s.lLld4 ifl 36.g4
hg 37.fg ih3 38.hS ig4 39.hg fg 40.lLlc6
112: 1 12
-78/1S ...ie6/C223.
Ex.11 (1 .e4 eS 2.lLlf3 lLlf6 3.d4 ed 4.eS lLle4
5.Wld4 d5 6.ed lLld6 7.lLlc3 lLlc6 8.Wf4 ifS
9.ib5 We7 1 0.i>fl ! ? ie4 1 l .ic6 ic6
12.<!tJe5 0 -0 -0 1 3 .lLlc6 bc) Klovan s­
Harman, USSR corr 1 987.
A theoretical position . White must act en­
ergetically. 1 4.ie3 is strongly met by �e6 !?
�llJc4 (Euwe) . The best continuation is the
t hem ati c 14.Wa4 , i mmediately attacking
Black's weakened queenside.
After 14 ... lLlbS [ 1 4 . . . �e6 1 5 .�a7 �c4
1 6.�g l liJb5 1 7 .�a6 i>d7 1 8 . a4±J IS.Wa6
\!ib8 16.ie3 Wb4 [ 1 6 . . .c2Jd4? 1 7J:i:d 1 �e5
1 8 .id4 Eld4 1 9 . Ele 1 ! ± Karpovl 1 7 .Wc6
iLld4 White played the subtle 18.Wa6! . Now
1 8 . . . Eld6 is i n adequ ate : 1 9 .�d3 ! ll liJ b3
20.ia7 ! In the game Black opted for an end­
ing a pawn dow n : 18 ... ics 19.a3 Wb7
309
20.Wb7 i>b7 2U'!c 1 ib6 22.g3 hS 23.h4 ±
-13 for more detail s .
Ex. 1 2 (1.e4 eS 2.lLlf3 lLlf6 3.d4 e d 4.eS lLle4
S.Wd4 dS 6.ed lLld6 7.lLlc3 lLlc6 8.Wf4 g6
9.id2 ig7 1 0 .0-0-0 ie6 1 l .id3 0-0
1 2.h4) BoIeslavsky-AIatortsev, Moscow
1945
White threatens 1 3.h5 . The standard 1 2 . . . h6
is inadequate after 1 3.Elhe l lllliJe41 , start­
ing play in the centre (-93/B42). Stronger
is 13 ...Wf6! , striving for simplification. Now
1 3 . � g 3 ? fai l s to liJ b4 ! 11 1 4 . ig5 liJ a2
1 5 .i>d2 liJ c3. Nothing i s given by 1 3.�f6
if6 1 4. liJ g5 liJ b4=. The text move 1 3.Wh2
was met by 13 ...lLleS [ 1 3 . . . h6?? 1 4.ig5+-1
14.lLleS WeS IS.WeS ieS 16.hS gfe8=. In­
stead of 14.lLleS White could try 1 4.ig5
liJ f3 1 5 . g f [ 1 5 . i f6 liJ h2 1 6 . ig7 i> g 7
1 7 . Elh2=1 �f3 1 6 .h5 , with double-edged
play.
-15.
Ex. 1 3 (l .e4 eS 2.lLlf3 lLlf6 3.d4 ed 4.eS lLle4
S.Wd4 dS 6.ed lLld6 7.lLlc3 lLlc6 8.'Wf4 g6
9 .id2 W e 7 1 0 .i e2 i e 6 1 1 .0-0 i g 7
12.gael 0-0-0 13.Wa4) Geller-Smyslov,
Lvov 1 978
Acc u rate defe n s i v e manoeuvre s enable
B lack to neutralise White ' s initiative: 13 ...
i>b8 14.id3 lLlc8 IS.igS f6 16.ie3 Wb4!
(simplification is one of the most important
defensive methods) 17.ia7 lLl8a7 1 8.Wb4
[ 1 8 . El e6 � a4 1 9 . 1iJ a4 liJ b4°o Forintos,
Haag]lLlb4 19.ge6 lLld3 20.cd gd3 2 1 .ge7
gg8 22.gfe l , and a draw was agreed
(22 . . . liJc6 23 .Elf7 liJ d 8 24.Elfe7=) .
-104
Ex. 1 4 (1 .e4 eS 2.lLlf3 lLlf6 3.d4 ed 4.eS lLle4
S .�d4 dS 6.ed lLld6 7 .,id3 We7 8.,ie3
lLlfS?! 9.if3 ifS 10.lLlc3 Wb4?! H.WeS
.ie6 1 2.0 -0 -0 li:Jc6 1 3.Wlc7 �cS 14.Wlf4
Wla5 15.WlgS Wla6 16.�hel li:Jb4 17.li:Jd4
�c3) Bonch-Osmolovsky-Baranov, Mos­
cow 1 954
This beautiful combination can be found in
practically all textbooks on tactics. lS.WldS!!
�dSI9.li:Je6 cJle7 (or 1 9 . . . lt>eS 20.ct'lg7 .ig7
2 1 ..igS .ieS 22.!'1dS#) 20 ..ig5 f6 21 .li:JdS
1-0
-119/S...li:Jf51B .
Ex. I S ( l .e4 e5 2.li:Jf3 li:Jf6 3.d4 ed 4.e5 li:Je4
5.Wld4 d5 6.ed li:Jd6 7 .id3 Wle7 S..ie3 li:Jc6
• -140.
9.Wlf4 g6 10.li:Jc3 .ie6 1 1 .li:Jd4 .ig7 12.li:Jc6
be 13.Wla4 .id7 1 4.0 -0 0 -0) Korchnoi­
Averbakh, Sverdlovsk, 1957
As a rule, a good move features several
ideas. After 15.Wla5 White:
a) prevents the advance . . . c6-cS ; b) attacks
the weak c7-pawn ; c) vacates the a4-square
for the transfer of his knight to c S ; d) rein­
forces his control of the important cS block­
ade square .
There fo l l owed : 1 5 . . . .if5 1 6 .if5 li:Jf5
• 19.Wlc4 Wld3 0 - 1 .
1 7 ..icS li:Jd6 IS.li:Ja4 �fcS 1 9 .Wla6 Wle4
20.c3 li:Jb5 2 1 ..ie3 .ifS 2 2 .�ac 1 �dS
2 3 .�fe l �eS 24.f3 Wlh4 25 . .if2 Wlf6
26.li:Jc5 ±.
-126.
Ex. 1 6 (1 .e4 e5 2.li:Jf3 li:Jf6 3.d4 ed 4.e5 li:Je4
5.Wld4 d5 6.ed li:Jd6 7 ..id3 li:Jc6 S.Wlf4 .ie7
9.li:Jc3 .ie6 10 ..id2 Wld7 1 1 .0 -0-0 0-0 -0
1 2 . .ie3! ? f5) Kindermann-T ischbierek,
Bundesliga 1 990
By castl ing queenside, Black often exposes
h i s k i n g to dangero u s threats after the
switching of the white queen to a4: 13.Wla4!
.if6 14 ..ib5 a6 15 ..ia6 .ic3 [ I S . . . ba 1 6.Wia6
cJlbS 1 7 .ct'lbS � 1 8 . .ia7 , 1 9 . .ib6+-] 16 ..ib5!
Wle7 17 . .ic6 be IS.bc ±
- 1 3SIB 322 .
310
Ex. 1 7 (1 .e4 e5 2.li:Jf3 li:Jf6 3.d4 ed 4.e5lLle4
5.Wld4 d5 6.ed li:Jd6 7.li:Jc3 li:Jc6 S.�f4 ie7
9 ..id3 .ie6 10..ie3 .if6 1 1 .0 -0 0-0 l U'1adl
WlcS? ) Boleslavsky-Zamokhotsky, Mos·
cow ch 1942
B lack ' s last move ( 1 2 . . . WicS ��fS ) does
nothing to promote the development of his
pieces, and after the standard 13.icS he
faces serious problems. In the game he lost
the thread and merely aggravated his posi­
tion by 1 3 . . . .ig4? ( l 3 . . . !'1d S± i s better)
1 4.li:Jd5 .ib2 15.li:Jc7 +-.
Ex . l S (l .e4 e5 2.li:Jf3 li:Jf6 3.d4 ed 4.e5lLle4
5.Wld4 d5 6.ed li:Jd6 7 ..id3 li:Jc6 S.�f4 g6
9.0 -0 .ig7 10.�el .ie6 1 1 .li:Jg5?! O-O!
1 2 .li:J e 6 f e 1 3 .Wlg3 .i d 4 1 4 .�fl ?!)
Kurtesch-Toth, Hungary 1969
An effective blow enables Black to exploit
the weakness of the back rank: 14 ... lLle4!
15.Wlg4 [ I S . .ie4 �f2 1 6.:1U2 Wid l -+] lLlf2
1 6 .Wl e6 cJlhS 1 7 .�f2 .if2 IS.cJlhl 1"!e8
-14S/ 1 1 .li:Jg5 1B21 .
Ex. 1 9 (1 .e4 e5 2.li:Jf3 li:Jf6 3.d4 ed 4.e5lLle4
5.Wld4 d5 6.ed li:Jd6 7 . .id3 li:Jc6 S.�f4 g6
9 .0 -0 .i g 7 1 0 .�el .i e 6 1l .li:Jc3 0-0
12 ..id2) Boleslavsky-Trifunovic, Zagreb
195 5
As i n many other examples i n thi s chapter.
the leitmotif of the defence is the well-timed
simplification of the position. The simplest
way to attain this goal is 12 ... .if5 [ 1 2 . . . �f6
1 3.Wif6 .if6 1 4.ct'lgSt] 13 ..if5 li:Jf5 14.1"!adl
Wld6 1 5 .li:Je4 Wlf4 1 6 . .if4 li:Jcd4 17.lLld4
li:Jd4 IS.c3 li:Je6 , and a draw was agreed.
-24 for more details.
Ex.20 (1 .e4 e5 2.li:Jf3 li:Jf6 3.d4 ed 4.e5lLle4
5.Wld4 d5 6.ed li:Jd6 7.li:Jc3 li:Jc6 S.Wlf4 g6
9.id3 ig7 1 0.0 -0 0 -0 1 l .ie3) Geller­
Smyslov, Biel izt 1 976
11 . . . �f6? is bad in view of 1 2 .CLJdS± F.
Olafsson-Lopez Garcia, Berg en Dal zt
1960. Black prepares a rel ieving operation
in the centre and by consistent play equal­
ises the game:
1l l3eS! 12.l3ad l tLle5 13.ib5 id7 14.id4
...

1tJf3 15.Wff3 id4 16.id7 Wfd7 17.l3d4 Wff5

IS.%Vf5 tLlf5 1 9 .13d7 l3e7 20.l3e7 tLle7
21.�dl @f8 22.l3d7 l3cS 23.tLle4 h6 24.h4
ItJgS! �@e8=
-25.

Ex.2 1 (1 .e4 e5 2.tLlf3 tLlf6 3.d4 ed 4.e5 tLle4

5.%Vd4 d5 6.ed tLld6 7.id3 tLlc6 S.Wff4 g6
9.lik3 ig7 1 0.ie3 ie6 1 1 .0 -0 0 -0 12.ic5
�eS 13.l3ad l ) Hermlin-Maslov, USSR
1970
White's pressure i s very unpleasant, but
Black has an opportunity to change the char­
acter of the play at the expense of a pawn:
13. %Vf 6! ? 1 4 .id6 cd 1 5 .Wfd6 and now
..

l 5 . . .gad8 ! ? would have given B l ack good

compensation.
-26.

31 1
 Chapter 3

11.3.1. Overview

This chapter consists of two parts. The first
su m marises various marginal possibilities
after 3... ct'lxe4 and 4.�d3 ( 2 8-3 5). The sec­
ond deals with Black's less popular reac­
tions to 5.ct'lxe 5: 5... ct'lc 6 and 5...�e 7 .
Despite the good results of GM Ro manishin
in the syste m 4.�d3 d 5 5.de, it is not diffi­
cult for Black to equalise (-32-3 5) .
Players who like to avoid theoretical bat­
tles might choose the interesting move 4...
ct'lc 6, introduced by Murey (-30-31, posi­
tion 23). However, recent ga mes with this
line show that after 5.de Black has to solve
so me difficult problems. (-3 1 ). However,
this syste m still needs further practical test­
ing, which should give a final diagnosis.
The positions arising after 5... ct'lc 6 are very
si milar to those fro m Chapter 6 (-70-78).
A mong recent exa mples, the game Ivan­
chuk - Yusupov, Novgorod 1995 (-224).
deserves serious attention. It illustrates well
the proble ms that Black faces in this - at
first sight - harmless position.
The continuation 5...�e 7 is passive and al­
lows White to seize the initiative with ac­
tive central play.

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11.3.2. Theory

- 3 l2Je4 RJ 4.�d3
•.•

- 4.�d3 KJ 5.l2Je5

a b c d e f 9 h

8
7

6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3

a b c d e f 9 h

1.

4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11
28 de lh7 69 71 173 175
lLlbdi idi if4 e3 id3 176
X h3 ig3
dS I 6 7
lLldi 0 ie7172 eS I 74
lLle6 ie6 gS 177
Wib6
29 lLlb3 h3 ie2 lLlfd4 Wie2 179
lLlb3
7X
lLleS ig4i ihS lLle6 ie2 lLlb3 WidixO
1x R2
30 id3 ie4 I igSI 1R
id3 4 0-0 �el if4 Wid3
ct'le6 dS x3
Widi e4 f6 ieiR5 ed O_OIXh
lH R9 9
31 de ed R lLle3I lLldSI 1 9
lLlf41 3 0-0 �el t
7
d S IX lLld6 iei 0
9
ie6
192
ifS 0-0
l9
32 de 4 0-0 e4
197
Wiei
99
95 t
dS iei 0_0
196 19S
e6
oo 23
33 iei 0-0 ie3 0 lLlbd2 e3 lLlb3
ol
lLleS iei 0_0202 2
lLlba6 04 lLle6 eS lLlaei0
5
2 6
34 . . .
0_0 0 lLlbd2 iei
ox
lLlb3 ab ef
7
lLle6 iei0 lLleS 0-0 lLlb3 f6 29
if6 0
35 ct'le321O be �el h3 �bl
. . .

21
ig4 lLle3 1 ie7 0_021
2
ie6 m
�b8

313
1 67 4.�e2 dS S . tLl e5 fie7 6 . tLl d2 tLld2 4 ... fih4
7.fid2 A ) S .c3 fics 6.�dS [6.tLld4 Forintos, Haagj
A) 7" .0-0 8 . 0-0-0 tLlc6 9 .tLlc6 bc l O.�hS fif2
fif6 I I .fie3 Elb8 1 2.h4 cSoo Mnatsakanian­ A 1 ) 7.�d I fS 8 .fic4 Elf8 9.tLlbd2 c6 l O.'2le4 '
Sergievsky, USSR 1963; [ I O.�d3 ? dS] cd I I . tLl d6 �e7 1 2 .figS �e6
B) 7 " .tLld7 8 .tLld7 �d7 9.0-0-0 0-0 I O.fif4 1 3 .fid8 t ;
fif6= Mnatsakanian-Mijailovic, Budapest A2) 7 . �e2 fS
199 1 . A21 ) 8 .ef? tLl f6 9.�eS �f8 !+ Andersse n·
4.tLle5 Eichhorn, Breslau 1853;
A) 4" .dS S .fid3 -32; A22) 8 .tLlbd2 c6 9 . tLl e4 cd I O.tLld6 �f8
B) 4" .d6 I I . � f2�;
B1) S . tLl f3 [ S . tLl f7? �e7 ! -+ Forintos, B) S .tLl bd2t Forintos, Haag.
Haag] -C42 ; 4 fic5
•..

B2) S . tLl d3 fie7 6.c4 0-0 7 .fie2 fif6 8.fie3
dS [ 8 " . tLl c6 ! ?; 8" .cS ! ?J 9.cd �dS 1 0.0-0
tLlc6 I I . tLl c3 tLlc3 1 2.bc fifS 1 3 .tLlcS b6
1 4.fif3t Roman-Celis, Buenos Aires 1995;
C) 4 " .tLlf6
C1) S . h3 d6 [S " . tLl c 6 ; S " .g6] 6 . tLl f3
Forintos, Haag;
C2) S .c4 fib4 6.tLlc3 0-0 7 .fie2 d6 8.tLlf3
Ele8 9.0-0 fic3 I O.bc b6= Forintos, Haag;
C3) S .fig,5 fie7 6.fid3 0-0 7 .0-0 tLl c6t
[7" .d6t] Forintos, Haag;
C4) S .fid3 tLlc6 6.c3 [6.tLlc6 dc=J fie7 7 . 0-
0 0-0 8 .Ele l tLl eS [ 8 " .d6] 9 . de tLle8 I O.�c2
g6 I I .fih6 tLlg7 1 2. tLl d2t Forintos, Haag;
C5) S .fic4 dS r S " .d6 6.tLlf7 �e7 "-)dSoo]
6.fid3 fie7 7 .0-0 0-0
C51) 8 .fif4 tLl c6= Hort-Panno, Las Pal­
mas 1973;
C52) 8 .figSt Hort.
168 4 ... fie7 S .�dS
A) S " . tLl gS ? 6.fig,5 figS 7 . e6± fic l ? 8 .ef
�f8 9.�b3 �e7 1 0.�dl fih6 I I .fic4 dS
1 2 .fidS fid7 1 3 .Ele l �d6 1 4.�b7 c6
I S .�c8 ! 1 -0 Schallopp-Kaehler, Berlin
1868;
B) oS " .tLlcSt .
4 ...d 6 -Philidor Defence S .�dSt ECO C41 1
17-18.
A) S .�dS fif2
A I) 6.�d I fS 7 .fic4 Elf8 8 . tLl bd2 c6 9.'2le4 '
[9.�d3 ? dS+ Mikenas] cd I O.tLld6 �e7
I I .figS �e6 1 2 .fid8 t ;
A2) 6.�e2 fS
A2 1 ) 7 . tLl bd2 c6
A 2 1 1) 8 .�d3? dS 9.ed 0-0+ Forintos,
Haag;
A212) 8.tLle4 -A232);
A22) 7 .ef? ! tLl f6 8 .�eS (8.�gS O-O ! ) �f8 !+:
A23) 7 . tLl c3
A23 1 ) 7 " .tLlc3 8 .bc fih4 9 . tLl h4 �h4 1 0.g3
�e7 I I .�f2 tLlc6 1 2 .fic4 ! �e6t [ 1 2".'2leS?
1 3 .Elel tLl g4 1 4.�f1 tLlh2 I S .�g2+-J
Adorjan;
A232) 7 " .c6 8 . tLl e4 ! cd 9 . tLl d6 �f8 1 0.�f2
tLlc6
A232 1 ) I I .�g3 gS ! ? [ 1 1 . . .�b6 1 2 .fif4 �b2
1 3 .fid3°o ECO Adorjan] 1 2 .figS :1l:g8
I 3 .�f4 ElgS 1 4.tLlgS tLleSoo Forintos, Haag;
A2322) I I .fie3 d4 1 2.fif4± Forintos, Haag;
B) S .fic4
B1) S " .fif2 ? 6.�e2 c6 7 .fid3 r7 .Elf) ! ?] dS
8 .ed fS 9.fie4 fe I O. �f2 ef I I .:1l:e l±
Forintos, Haag;
B2) S " .tLlf2 6.fin
B21 ) 6" .�n 7.�dS �e8
B211) 8.�cS tLlh I 9.figS d6 1 O.�e3 �d7
I I .tLlc3 h6 1 2 .fih4

314
82 1 1 1) 1 2 . . . gS ? 1 3 . CLl dS ! wn [ 1 3 . . . mn A I) 6 . . . e6 7 .�d3 CLleS 8 .�e2
1 4 .�gS hg I S .e6 ! Forintos, Haag] All) 8 . . . �g4? ! 9 . CLl d4 �e2 1 0.We2 CLl bd7
1 4.0-0-0 !± Vargha-Ostriker, corr 1 978- 1 1 .0-0
79; Al 1 1) 1 1 . . . CLl e6 ? ! 1 2 . CLl e6 fe 1 3 .Wg4 ! ±
821 12) 1 2 . . . dS 1 3 .0-0-0 e6 1 4. CLl e4 de Smirin-Alterman, Haifa 1995 -63/263;
1 5 .�d7 CLl d7 (Forintos, Haag 't) 00; A 1 1 2 ) 1 1 . . .0-0 1 2 . f4 CLle6 1 3 .e3 CLl d4 1 4.ed
8212) 8 .�gS ! ? �e7 9 .�e7 We7 1 O.mf2i; fS f!) Dolmatov;
822) 6 . . . mf8 7 .WdS CLl h l Al2) 8 . . . 0-0 9.0-0 CLl bd7= M6 Smirin;
8221) 8 .WeS ? ! mn 9 .WdS mf8 1 O. CLl e3°o A13) 8 . . . CLl e6 9 . CLl f J eS 1 0. CLl g3 g6 1 1 .0-0
Simagin-Khachaturov, USSR 1959; CLle6f! Dolmatov;
8222) 8 .�gS �e7 9.�hS g6°o Horton; A2) 6 . . . �d7 ! ? 7 .We2 �bS 8 .WbS e6 9 .We2=
8223) 8 .�hS ! We7 9 .�gS �f2 1 O.me2 We6 [9 .Wb7 ? CLleS-+] Dolmatov -CBM46;
I I .CLle3 ! (ECO) B) 6.CLle4 de 7 .Wd8 �d8 8 . CLl gS
8223 1 ) I 1 . . .WdS 1 2 .CLldS �b6 1 3 .�e7 mg8 Bl) 8 . . . �gS 9 .�g5 CLl e 6 1 0. 0-0-0 0-0
8223 1 1 ) 1 4. CLl gS Khachaturov g600; 1 1 .�bS± Forintos, Haag;
822312) 1 4.�h 1 ! ?--+ ; B2) 8 . . . CLle6
82232) 1 1 . . . g6 1 2 .We6 de 1 3 .�ffi � g 8 B21) 9.�bS ? ! �fS 1 O.�e3 0-0 I I .�e6 be
1 4.�g4 �b6 I S .�h1 CLl e6 1 6. �d l ± 1 2.0-0-0 �e8 1 3.f4 �gS 1 4.fg �eS I S .�d4�
Khachaturov Sveshnikov-Arkhipov, Moscow-B 1 989;
B22) 9.e6? CLl d4 ! 1 O.ef mf8 I I .E1b 1
169 5.�d3 -32. (Adorjan-Benko, Hastings 1 973/74) �fS !
5. ed?! �d6=1+ L1 1 2 .e3 CLle2 1 3.md I e3't Adorjan ;
5. ILlc3?! �b4 6 . a3 B23) 9 . CLl e4
A) 6 . . . �e3 7.be CLl e3 8 .Wd4 CLl e4 9.e4 e6 B23 1 ) 9 . . . CLl eS ? ! I O.�f4 CLl g6 I I .�e3 0-0
1 0.�d3 WaS I l . m fl �e6't Grigorian­ 1 2 .0-0-0± Adorjan;
Sangia, USSR 1967; B232) 9 . . . CLlb4 ? ! I O.�d3;
8) 6 . . . CLle3 7 .Wd2 �aS 8 . be CLle6't Forintos, B233) 9 . . . �fS ! ? 1 0. CLl eS �e7°o.
Haag. 5... CLlc6! ?
5.�e3 A) 6.CLle4 de 7 .Wd8 CLl d 8
A) 5 . . . CLle6 6.�bS �g4 7 . h3 �f3 8 .Wf3 �e7 AI) 8 . CLl gS �fS L1h6, CLl e6't Yudasin,
9.iLld2 CLld2 I 0.�d2 0-0 1 1 .�e6 be 1 2 .0-0 Nekrasov;
l/iId7 1 3.me l me8 1 4. � ad l �eS I S .�e3 A2) 8 . CLl d4 ! �eS [8 . . . CLl e6 9.�e3±]
�b6= Westerinen-Paoli, Dortmund 1 973; A2 1 ) 9 . CLl bS �b6 1 O.�e3 �aS 1 1 .�d2 �b6
8) 5 . . . �g4 ! ? 6 . CLllxi2 CLl d7 ! 7 .�e2 We7 1 2.�e3= Yudasin, Nekrasov;
8 . 0-0 0-0-0 9 .�a7 CLleS 1 0 . CLl eS �e2 A22) 9.�e3 ! O-O ! [9 . . . �b6 I O.�e4±1
I I .We2 WeS 1 2 .e4 [ 1 2 . f3? ! �d6 ! ] �d6 A221) 1 0.0-0-0 �e8 I I . CLl bS �e3 1 2 .fe
1 3 . iLl f3 WhS L1�h2 ! 't Westerinen-Bed­ CLl e6 1 3 .�e4 a6= [ 1 3 . . . E1e7=] Yudasin,
narski, Eksjo 1976. Nekrasov ;
A222) I O.�e4 �d4 [ I 0 . . . E1e8 ? I I .CLl bS±]
170 5 ...f5 Forintos, Haag. 1 1 .�d4 �e6= Sveshnikov-Yudasin, USSR
5 ...�e7 1990 -50/(333);
A) 6.ibS B) 6.�e2 �e7 7 . 0-0 0-0 8.c3 �g4= Paust-

31 5
Wagman, Lugano 1 989;
C) 6.�bS �g4 7 . h3 �hS 8 .We2 CLl d2 9 .�d2
�cS I O.O-O-Ot Mainka-Wehmeier, Lipp­
stadt 1 992.
S ...�fS ! ?
A ) 6.�d3 CLlc6 7 .We2 We7 8 . CLl e4 de 9.�e4
Wb4 I 0.CLld2 �e4 I I .We4 O-O-O� Forintos,
Haag;
B) 6.CLle4 �e4 7 .�d3 CLlc6 8 .0-0 �e7 9.E1e l
CLlb4 ! I 0.We2 CLl d3 I l .cd �f3 1 2 .Wf3 Wd7=
Balashov-Mikhalchishin, Minsk USSR ch
1 1 1985.
1 7 1 6.Wd2 �e7 7 . h3 cS 8 .c3 CLlc6 9.�d3
0-0 1 0 . 0-0 f6 I l .ef �f6 1 2 . CLl gS �gS
1 3.WgS WgS 1 4.�gS �fS = I1incic-Raicevic,
Yugoslavia ch 1 986.
1 72 6 ... CLlc6 7 .�d3 �g4 8 . 0-0 Wd7 9.h3
�hS I O.E1e I t Izbinsky-Rozenkrantz, St.
Petersburg 1 905.
1 73 7. �d3 �g4 8 . 0-0 CLl d7 9 .�f4 CLlcS
I 0.�e2 CLl e6= Sznapik-Schussler, Helsin­
ki 1 978.
1 74 7 . . . 0 -0 8 . Wd2± Adorjan [ 8 .Wd3
Kovacevic].
1 75 8.Wd2 CLlc6 9.c3 h6 �gS Kovacevic.
1 76 10.h4?! h6 I I .Wc2 Wb6 1 2 .0-0-0
d4 ! Kovacevic.
1 77 1 2.Wd2 h6 [ 1 2 . . . 0-0-0 ? ! 1 3 . CLl g S
� g S 1 4 .WgS W b 2 I S .Wc I t Kovacevic]
1 3.0-0 0-0-0
1 2 . CLl fd4i Zelcic-Forintos, Bozen 1 992.
1 78 6 ... CLl b3 7 . ab
A) 7 . . . CLlc6 Tshalkasuren-Espinoza, Tel
Aviv (01) 1 964
316
A I ) 8 .�bSt Forintos, Haag;
A2) 8 .c3 �e7 9.b4t Forintos, Haag;
B) 7 . . . �e7
Bl ) 8 .�bS c6 9.�d3 CLld7 l O.c3 CLlcS I I .�c2
�g4 1 2 . 0-0 0-0 1 3.b4 CLl d7 1 4.E1e l g6
I S .Wd4 �f3 1 6.gf Wb6 1 7 .Wg4 fS 1 8 .Wg3
mh8+± Nunn-Schussler, Vienna 1986;
B2) 8 .�d3
B2 1 ) 8 . . . 0-0 ? ! 9 .c3 �Wc2t Forintos, Haag;
B22) 8 . . . CLlc6 9 .�f4 �g4
B221) l O.c3 Wd7 I I .h3 �fS= Lilienthal
ECO;
B222) l O.h3 il.hS
B2221) I I .We2? CLl d4+ Sokolsky-Lilie n·
thai, USSR 1 938;
B2222) 1 1 . 0-0 0-0 1 2.E1e I Wd7 1 3.c31iJd8
(Zivanovic-Zlaticanin, corr 1986) 1 4.Wc2 '
il.g6= Forintos, Haag;
B3) 8 .il.f4 il.g4 9 .il.d3 CLl c6+± Dolm a tov
CBM46.
6 ... �fS 7 .il.gS Wd7 8 . CLl fd4 �g6 9.il.e2IiJe6
1 O.il.e3 CLl d4 I I . CLl d4 cS 1 2.�bS CLlc6 1 3.liJc6
bc 1 4.�a4 il.e7 I S .O �O 0-0= 1 6.c3 E1ab8
1 7 .b3 E1fd8 1 8 .Wf3 We6 1 9.E1fe l E1bc8lj2-Yl
Sveshnikov-Krasenkov, Podolsk 1993.
1 79 I 1 . CLlc6? CLl c l 1 2 .WbS bc 1 3 .Wc6
c:iJe7-+ �E1b8-b6 Kharlov.
1 80 12.�f4 0 0-0 13.0-0-0 We6 1 4JJ:d2
-
�e7 I S .E1hd I (Kharlov-Akopian, Moscow
(USSR ch) 1991) g6 != 11 1 6.Wg4 h5
Kharlov.
1 8 1 S.O-O dS 6.c4 CLl d4 ! = Timman.
S .d S CLlcS ! 6.�e2 [6.�c4 e4 ! ] e4 ! Timman.
S.CLle5 CLl eS 6.de CLlcS 7 . 0-0 d6 8 .il.f4 de
9.�e5 CLl d3 1 0.cd il.e6 I I . E1e l �d6°
[o l l . . .Wd7oo] 1 2.�g7 E1g8 1 3.Wh.''i ! Wd7
1 4.�f6± Krakops-Oral, Berlin op 1995.
1 82 6.CLleS ! ?
A) 6 . . .ltJe5 7 . de de S .�dS \t>dS 9 .�g5 �e7
1 0.�e7 me7 1 1 . CLl c3 me6± 011;
B) 6 . . . de 7.CLlc6 bc S .O-O
Bl) 8 . . . �d6 9J%e l 0-0 I O.CLld2 f5 1 1 . CLl c4
�e6 1 2.b3 �h4 1 3 . CLl d6 cd 1 4 .�d2=/±
Hracek-Barua, Moscow 01 1994;
B2) 8 . . . f5 9 . f3 ef 1 O.�f3 �d4 1 1 .\t>h 1 �d5
12.1Wg3� �f7 1 3 .�c3 �f6 1 4 .El:el \t>f7
1 5 .�c4 �e6 1 6.�c6 �d6 1 7 . CLl d2 El:he8=t
Prie-Chomet, Chambery France ch 1994.
6.�h7! ? El:h7 7 . de [ 7 .ctJ e5 ! ? Forintos] �g4
8.�f4 �d7 [Ll�f5, CLl e 5 ] 9 . CLl bd2 �f5
1 0.�g3
A) 1 0 . . . CLl b4 1 1 . 0 - 0 �c2 1 2 .�c2 CLl c 2
1 3 .El:ac l �f5 1 4 .El: fd l c 5 1 5 . CLl fl CLl b4
1 6.CLle3 �e4 1 7 .CLlg5 El:h5 I S . CLl e4 de 1 9.El:c4
i2la2 20.El:e4± Hoffman-Pereyra, San Luis
1995;
B) 1 0 . . . 0-0-0 1 1 .0-0 �c5 ! � 1 2.a3 [ 1 2.h3
�h3 ! ; 1 2.c3 d4 ! ] �b6 1 3.b4 �h5 1 4.El:e l
i2ld4 1 5 .a4 a6 1 6.El:a3 CLl f5 ! 1 7 . CLl f l [ 1 7 .�f4
g5 ! 1 8 .�g5 El:g S � ] CLl g3 I S . CLl g3 �f3 !
1 9.�f3- [ 1 9.CLlh5? �d l ! ] �h2 20.mfl g6+
(Forintos) Tiviakov-Forintos, Porto San
Giorgio 1994 -62/336.
1 83 6... f6? ! 7 . CLl e5 !
A) 7.CiJe5 de S .�h5 g6 9.CLlg6 hg l O.�g6
(Timman) \t>d7 1 1 .�ffi CLle7 1 2 .�e4+­
Djurhuus-Fyllingen, Gausdal 199S;
B) 7 . . . CiJe5 S .de de 9.�d8 mdS l O.ef6±
Timman.
6 ... �e7 7 .�e7 CLle7 S .�d5 [ S .�h7 e4 9.�e4
de 1 0.CiJe5 �e6t] �d5 9.de5± Timman .
6 .�d6!?
..
A) 7.�d3 e4 S . CLl c3 ed
AI) 9.�d3 CLlb4 ! ? 1 O.�e2 ( l O.�d2 �a6 ! ?)
Wfe6= Svidler;
A2) 9.0-0
A21) 9 . . . dc ! ? I O .�e2 �e6 I I .�b5 f6 !
1 2.�f4 �d7 1 3.�b7 El:bS I 4.�a6oo Svidler;
A22) 9 . . . a6
317
A221) 1 O.El:e l �e7 [ 1 0 . . . �e6 1 l .�d3 �e7
1 2.�e7 CLl e7 1 3. CLl g5 t ] I 1 .�e7 CLle7 1 2.�d3
0-0= Svidler;
A222) l O.�d3 f6 1 1 .El:fe l �e7 1 2 .�h4 0-0
[ 1 2 . . . �g4 ! ? Svidler]
A2221 ) 1 3.El:e3 ? ! �g4 ! ?+ Wedberg-Svidler,
Biel 1993 -58/339;
A2222) 1 3 .�g3 �d8 LlEl:f7, �f8, CLl e 7 =
Svidler;
B) 7.de �b4 S . CLl c3 de 9.a3 �a5
B l ) 1 O.b4? �b4 1 1 . ab �b4=t Timman;
B2) I O. CLl d2 �e5 I 1 . CLl de4
B21) 1 1 . . . �e7± Timman ;
B22) 1 1 . . .f5 ! 1 2 .�h5 g6 1 3.�h4 (± Tim­
man) �g7 (Trauth)
B22 1 ) 1 4. f4 �e6 1 5 .0-0-0 fe
B22 1 1) 1 6.CLldS 0-0 1 7 . CLl c7 �a2 ! I S .c3
CLl a5 ! 1 9.El:dS CLl c4 20.El:b5 �c3 ! -+ Gall-
mann;
B2212) 1 6. CLl e4 0-0 1 7 .El:he l �g4 ! I S .�f2
h6 1 9 .h3 �f5 20.�h4 �d4-+ Gallmann ;
B222) 1 4.�f4 �e6 1 5 . 0-0-0 fe
B2221 ) 1 6 . CLl b5 [ 1 6 .El:he l �c3-+] 0-0
1 7 . CLl c7 �g4-+ Trauth;
B2222) 1 6 . CLl e4 �a2 1 7 .c3 0-0 I S .�c7
�f5-+ Gallmann;
B223) 1 4.0-0-0 fe
B2231) 1 5 .El:he l 0-0 1 6.El:e4 �a5 1 7 .El:a4
�c5 I S . �e3 �f5 1 9 . El: f4 �h5 20 .El:fS
mfS-+ Gallmann;
B2232) 1 5 .�f4 �e7 1 6.�g5 �e6
B22321 ) 1 7 .El:he l �c3 I S .El:e4 �e5 1 9.El:e5D
�e5 20.�f6 �e2 2 1 .�h8 �f5 22 .El:d2 �e 1
23 .El:dl �e4 24.�e4 �e4 25 .El:el mf7-+
Gallmann;
B22322) 1 7 .CLld5 0-0 ! [ 1 7 . . . �e5 ? I S.El:he l �]
I S . CLl c7 �e5 1 9 .CLlaS �b2 20.md2 �c3
2 l . m e 2 [ 2 1 .\t>c l �f5 ! Lle3-+] �e6 ! -+
Gallmann,
B3) I O. CLl d4 !
B31) 1 O . . . �e5 1 l . CLl c6 �g5 1 2 .CLle4 ! �h4
1 3.�e2 ! +- 011;
B32) 1 0 . . . CLJeS [ 1 0 . . . CLJd4 1 I .Wd4+- ]
1 l .CLJb3 CLJd3 1 2 .Wd3 ! WgS 1 3 .CLJe4±
Svidler.
1 84 7.id5 WdS S .CLJc3 ib4= Timman.
7.CLJe5 CLJeS S . de de
A) 9.CLJc 3 ib4= Mohd-Handoko, Genting
zt 1995;
B) 9.0-0
B l 9 . . . ie7= Timman;
B2) 9 . . . h6 1 0.ih4 gS 1 l .ig3 ig7=
Timman.
1 85 9 ... 1t>f7 1 0.ie4 ! [ 1 O .if4? ef 1 l .Wf3
CLJd4 1 2.WhS It>gS+] de 1 1 .l'le4 fg 1 2.CLJgS
It>gS 1 3 .We2 [+- Timman] CLJb4 (Trauth)
A) 1 4.c4 WfS l S .CLJf3 [ l S .l'leS Wf4] id7°o
Trauth;
B) 1 4.l'leS h6°o i1liJ bdS Trauth;
� 1 4.CLJc3 c6 l S .l'leS---+ .
9 ... fg! ? 1 0.c4 ib4
A) I l .CLJc3 ic3 1 2.bc 0-0 1 3 .cd ef 1 4. dc
Wg4 [ 1 4 . . . Wc6 l S .Wb3 1t>hS 1 6.ie4±] l S .g3
bc 1 6.Wb3 It>hS 1 7 .l'le7 (±Timman) ifSoo;
B ) 1 1 .cd ie l 1 2.We l ! [ 1 2.dc? We6 ! 1 3 .ibS
if2 1 4.1t>f2 0-0] CLJe7 1 3 .ie4 g4 1 4.CLJeS
Wd6 l S .CLJa3 !� Murey .
1 86 12.CLJc3
A) 1 2 . . . CLJdS ? 1 3 .ic7 ! Timman;
B ) 1 2 . . . idS ! ? Timman ;
C) 1 2 . . . ib4 1 3 .l'le2
Cl) 1 3 . . . CLJe7 ? 1 4.WbS CLJg6 l S .WdS
[ l S .Wd7 ? ! id7 1 6.CLJdS CLJf4 1 7 .CLJf4 id6�
@ Timman] l'ln 1 6.id2 ic3 1 7 .Wd7 id7
I S .ic3 CLJf4 1 9 .1'le3± T imman-Murey,
France 1993 ;
C2) 1 3 . . . a6 1 4.a3 iaS I S .l'lae l ± Timman;
C3) 1 3 . . . Wf7 ! ?= i1 1 4.CLJbS iaS ; i1 1 4.WbS
l'ldS Huebner.
1 87 5 ...CLJc5 ! ?
318
A) 6.0-0 CLJd3 7 .Wd3 d6 S .if4 de 9.tiJeS
Wd3 1 0. liJ d3 CLJd4 I l .CLJc3 c6+ Votava­
Howell, Ekorex Cup 1 995;
B) 6.igS
B l ) 6 . . . ie7 7 .ie7 We7 S .O-O d6 9.ed � d6
l O.ibS 1Mfd l I l .l'ldl id7 1 2 .liJc3 0-0-0
1 3 .CLJgS ie6 1 4.ic6 bc I S . f3± Groszpete r­
C.Horvath, Hungary ch Budapest 1995:
B2) 6 . . . CLJd3 7 .Wd3
B 2 1 ) 7 . . . ie7 S .ie7 We7 9.0-0 CLJeS lO.tiJeS
WeS I l .CLJc3� Ivanchuk, Kaplun;
B22) 7 . . . CLJeS ! ? S .We2 f6 9 .CLJeS �e7°o
Ivanchuk, Kaplun.
1 88 6.0-0 -34-35.
1 89 7.0-0 ie7 S .CLJc3 ig4 9.CLJdS tiJd4
l O.ie2 CLJe6 I l . h3 ihS 1 2 .l'le 1 0-0 13.tiJe7
We7 1 4.liJgS ie2 I S .We2 Wf6 1 6.CLJe6 gfe8
1 7 .Wg4± Yakovich-Makarychev, Russia
ch Elista 1995.
1 90 7 ...ie6 S .CLJgS Ivanchuk, Kaplun.
7 ...if5 S.O-O ie7 9.ct:ldS 0-0 l O.if4 �g6
I I .c4± Movsesian-Gagloishvili, Pardu­
bice 1995.
1 9 1 8.if4 ! ?
A) S . . . ig4 9.h3 ihS l O.g4 ig6 I I .�e2
id3 1 2 .Wd3 Wd7 1 3 .0-0-0 0-0-0
1 4 .CLJdS± h6 I S .W c 3 f6 1 6 .CLJh4 ghe8
1 7 . liJ g6 ifS I S . liJ f8 l'lfS 1 9 .Wa3 tiJc4
20.CLJb6 CLJb6 2 1 .l'ldl CLJd7 22.gd l +­
Kindermann-C. Horvath, Austria tch
1995;
B) S . . .if6 9.0-0 ie6 I O.Wd2 0-0 1 U'1fel
Bl) I I . . .CLJb4 1 2 .l'lad l CLJd3 1 3 .Wd3 �f5
1 4.Wd2 ig4 I S .liJdS if3 1 6.gf �b2
1 7 . CLJc7± Kindermann-Pavasovic, Bern op
1995 ;
B2) o l l . . .CLJc4 1 2.ic4 1 3 .WdS idS=.
192 8 ...CLlf5 ? ! Forintos, Haag] 9 .E1e 1 f6!
A ) 9 .�c4 CLlb4 IO .CLle7 V!Je 7 1 1 .�e 2± A ) lO .e6 f5 [.i1E1f6,V!Jd6] 1 1 .�b5 V!Jd6 1 2 .g 3!
I vanchuk, Kaplun; AI) 1 2 . . .�e6? 1 3 .�f4 V!Jd 7 14 .CLle5±
B) 9.�e4 Forintos, Haag;
Bl) 9 . . .CLlb4?! IO .CLle7! A2) 1 2 . . . �f6! 1 3 . �f4 V!Jc5 14 .E1bl �c 3
B11) 1O . . .V!Jdl 1 1 .mdl rJ]e 7 1 2.�d 2± c§l 15 .E1e2 �f6 16 .�d3 CLle 7� Horvath­
Ivanchuk, Kaplun; Forintos, Budapest 1 985;
B12) 10 . . .V!Je 7 1 1 .0-0 CLld6 1 2 .�g5! f6 B) 1 O .ef �f6= Forintos, Haag.
112. . .'We6 1 3 .E1el; 1 2 .. .V!Jd 7 1 3 .V!Jd4] 1 3 .�d5
iLld5 14 .E1el �e6 15 .CLld4 0-0-0 16.!.tJe6 1 98 7 ...�e6 ? !
!'Ide8 1 7 .V!Jd5 [ 1 7 .�h4? g5!] fg 18 .V!Jd4 CLlb5 A) 8 .�e 3 CLlc5! Sozin;
19.�g 7+- (Ivanchuk, Kaplun) Ivanchuk,­ B ) 8 .CLld4± Horton;
Anand, Linares 1 994 -60/302; C) 8 .V!Jc 2! f5?! 9 .ef
B2) 9 . . .CLld6 1 0 .�f4 [ 1 O .�d3 CLlf5 1 1 .�c4] C l ) 9 . . . CLlf6 1 0 .CLlg5+- Forintos, Haag;
O�O 1 1 .�d 3 �f6 1 2 .0-0 �b 2 1 3 .CLlc 7!± C2) 9 . . . �f6 lO .cd5+- .
Ivanchuk, Kaplun. 7 ...CLlc6 ! ?
A) 8.E1el?! �f5 9 .CLlbd2? CLlf2+ Schoene­
193 9.CLle7 V!Je 7 1 0 .0-0 0-0-0 1 1 .E1el Kahlert, FRG 1986;
� d7 Ivanchuk, Kaplun. B) 8 .cd V!Jd5 9 .V!Jc2 CLlb4 1 0 . �e4 CLlc 2
1 1 .�d5°o.
194 5.0 -0 ? !
A ) 5 ...CLlc6 6 .c4!? (Coupet-Tourneur, Pa­ 1 99 8.cdcd9 .CLlc 3 CLlc 3 1 0 .bc CLlc6 1 1 .E1bl
ris (ch) 199 1 ) -181/5.0 -0; V!Jc 7 1 2.E1el �g4 1 3 .�f4
B) 5 . .ed4+1+ .
. A ) 1 3. . .V!Jd7? 14 .V!Jc 2 �f3? [ 14 . . .h6] 15 .�h7!
5.�e4?! de 6 .CLle5 �d6 [6 . . .CLld 7] 7 .V!Je 2 �e5 mh8 16 .�f5! V!Jc 7 1 7 .E1e 3!± g5 18 .E1f 3 gf
8.de 19 .E1h 3 mg8 20.�e6! 1-0 Karrer-Prames­
A) 8 . .V!Jd4 9 .CLlc 3 V!Je5=;
. huber, Austria 1 977;
B) 8. .�f5 9 .CLlc 3 0-0 IO .CLle4 CLlc6 1 1 .0-0
. B) 0 1 3 . . .E1fe8 Forintos, Haag.
!'Ie8 1 2 .f4 CLld4 1 3 .V!Jd 3 CLlc 2 [ 1 3 . . .V!Jd5!?�] 8.V!Jc2 ! ?± Zagorovsky-Shamaiev, Lenin­
14.�c2 V!Jd4 15 .V!Jt2 V!Je4 16 .�e 3= grad 1949.
Capablanca-Redding, New York 1 905.
200 6.0-0
195 5 ... �f5 6 .V!Je2 CLlc6 7 .CLlbd2 CLld 2 A) 6 . . . �e 7
8.�d 2 'Wd 7 9 .h 3 [9.0-0=] �c5 lO .c 3 0-0= AI) 7 .�e 2 33;-

Ke ttner-Hertneck, Bundesliga 1 986. A2) 7 .CLld4?! CLld 3 8 .V!Jd 3 c5 9 .CLl5 �f5

1 O .V!Jf5 V!Jd 7 1 1 .V!Jf 3 CLlc6 1 2 .�f4? [ 1 2 .V!Jg 3
196 6 ...c5? 0-0-0+] g5+ Schlick-Autenrieth, Bun­
A) HIe 1 f5 8 .ef CLlf6 9 .b 3 0-0 IO .�b 2 CLlc6 desliga 1 985;
Il.iUbd 2± Serrallier-Mortimer, 1 90 1 ; A3) 7 .CLlc 3
B) 7.c4!?±. A31) 7 . . . �e6?! 8 . �e 3 c6 9 .CLld4±
Ljubojevic-Vogel, Zuerich 1988;
197 7.CLlc3 CLlc 3 8 .bc CLlc6 [8 . . .c5 A32) 7 . . .c6 8 .�e2 CLle6 [8. . .0-0] 9.CLld4

319
[9.iLe3 CLld7 ��c7] CLld4 1 0.�d4 0-0=
Rota-Jones, Debrecen European tch 1992;
B) 6" .iLg4
B l ) 7 .iLe2 c6 S .CLld4 iLe2 9.�e2 CLle6 IO.CLle6
fe= Szebe-Radnoti, Zalakaros 1 99 1 ;
B2) 7 .CLlc3 c 6 S.h3 iLh5= Schueler-Bart­
mann, Baden-Baden 1 987;
C) 6" .CLld3 7 .�d3 iLe7 S .CLlc3 c6 9 .CLld4
0-0 1 0.f4 f6 I l .iLd2 CLla6 1 2 .a3
Cl) 1 2".iLc5 1 3 . mhl iLd4 1 4.�d4 iLf5 =
Schiffers-Mason, Breslau 1889;
C2) 0 1 2" .CLlc5 Forintos, Haag.
6.iLg5 ! ? iLe7 7.iLe7 We7 S .CLlc3 c6 9.Wd2
iLg4 1 0. 0-0-0 CLld3 1 1 .�d3 CLld7 1 2.Ei:he 1
CLlc5 1 3 .�e3t Sarapu-Hoffmann, Dubai
(01) 1986.
6.CLlc3 ! ?
A ) 6" .CLld3 7 .�d3 c 6 S .iLg5 iLe7 9.iLe7 �e7
1 0.0-0 CLla6 I I .CLld4 CLlc7 1 2.f4 iLd7
1 3 .CLlf5 t Kaiszauri-Engsner, Rilton-Cup
1 988;
B) 6" .c6
Bl) 7.h3 ? ! iLe7 S . O-O CLld3 9.�d3 CLla6 ! ?
I O.CLld4 0-0 II .Ei:e l ? [0 1 1 .iLf4 Forintos,
Haag] CLlb4 ! 1 2 .�d l [ 1 2 .�g3 ? c5 1 3 .iLh6
g6 1 4 .iLf8 mfS 1 5 .CLlO CLlc2+ Forintos,
Haag] c5 1 3 .CLldb5 iLf5+ Gereben-Szabo,
195 1 ;
B2) 7 .iLg5 ! ?
201 6 ... CLle6 �c5 Forintos, Haag.
202 7 ... CLlc6 S .CLlc 3 iLe6 (Souevamanien­
Delanoy, Torcy 1991)
A) 9.iLb5 ! ?;
B) 9.CLld4 ! ?
203 8.CLlc3 c6 9 .iLe3
A) 9" .iLf5 ? IO.CLld4± Yanofsky-Rushton,
South sea 1952;
B) 09" .�c7 Forintos, Haag.
320
204 8 ... c6
A) 9.CLlbd2 CLle6 (Ritter-Tosic, B udapest
1975) I O.CLlb3= Forintos, Haag;
B) 9.c4± Forintos, Haag.
8 ...iLg4 9.h3
A) 9 " .iLf3 l O.iLf3 c6 I l .c4 ! dc 1 2.CLld2 b5
[0 1 2 " .CLlbd7±] 1 3 .a4 ! CLla4 1 4. CLl c4 We7
1 5 .CLld6 CLld7 1 6.CLlb5 ! cb 1 7 .Ei:c 1 ± Roma­
nishin-Arkhipov, T bilisi 1986 ;
B) 9 " .iLh5± Forintos, Haag.
205 12.�c2 iLd7= Nykopp-Kristianse n,
Helsinki 1 978.
206 6.iLe4 de 7 .�dS
A) 7 " . mdS S .CLlg5 CLle5
AI ) 9 .iLf4 h6 1 0.CLle4 CLlg6+ Schwarz;
A2) 9.CLle4 iLf5 IO.CLlbc3 iLb4 I l .iLW �e4
1 2.iLe5±;
B) 7 " .CLldS S .CLlg5 iLf5+ Schwarz.
6.CLlbd2 iLg4 7 . 0-0 CLlc5 S.iLe2 iLe7 9.h3
iLh5= Herbrechtsmeier-Haubt, Bundes­
Iiga 1 980.
6.�e2
A) 6 " .iLf5 - 1 95 ;
B ) 6" .CLlc5 7 . 0-0
Bl) 7 " .iLg4 S .iLb5 Forintos, Haag;
B2) 7".CLld3 S .cd iLg4 9 .iLe3
B21) 9 " .iLf3 l O.gf d4+ Toth;
B22) 9 " . d4 1 0 .iLf4 iLe7 I l .CLlbd2 0-0
1 2.CLle4 (Bronstein-Zaslavsky, Kiev 1938)
�d5 1 3 .h3 iLh5 1 4.g4 iLg6 1 5 .CLlg3 ? ! f5'+
Soprano-Spina, corr Italia (ch) 1988.
6.iLf4
A) 6" .iLe7 7 . 0-0 0-0 S .Ei:e l [8 .CLlc3 ! ?] f6�'
[ S " .iLf5 ; S " .iLg4 ; S " . f5 ] 9.CLlc3 ! CLlc3 [9 .fe
..
1 0 .iLe5 CLle5 II .CLle5 CLlf2 1 2 .iLh7 �h7
1 3 .�h5 mgS 1 4.ttJg6�] l O.bc fe 1 1 .ltJe5
Ei:f4 1 2.�h5 � Besztercsenyi-Halasz, Hun·
gary tch 1 992;
B) 6".iLg4 7 .ttJbd2
B l ) 7 " .CLld2 S .�d2
B 1 1) S . . . iJ3 ? 9 . gf ctJ d4 1 0 . 0-0-0±
Forintos, Haag;
B12) oS . . . Wd7 Forintos, Haag;
B2) 7 . . . ctJcS S .i.e2 ctJ e6 9.i.g3 i.cs l O.c3
0-0 1 1 .(}--{) i.b6= Milic-Trifunovic,
Beverwijk 1963.
207 6 ...i.f5
A) 7.i.bS i.cS=;
B) 7.c3 i.cs S.b4 i.b6 9.bS ctJe7 1 0.Wc2
0-0 1 1 . ctJd4 i.g6= Milner-Barry-Crowl,
radio m 1947.
208 8.i.b5
A) 8 . . . 0-0 9.§e 1 a6 1 O.i.c6 bc l 1 .ctJd4 i.d7
AI) 1 2 J4 fS 1 3 . ctJ 2b3 ctJ e4 1 4. ctJ aS i.b4
I S .CtJac6 i.e 1 1 6. ctJ dS i.f2 1 7 .�h 1 §adSoo
Walton-Appleberry, Cappelle la Grande
1993;
A2) 1 2 . ctJ 2b3±;
B) 8 . . . i.d7
Bl ) 9.c4? ! dc 1 O.i.c4 0-0 l 1 .a3 as 1 2 .We2
�fS+ Sidani-Ferreira Thessaloniki (01)
1988;
82) 9.i.c6 Forintos, Haag.
209 Romanishin-Karpov, Moscow 1981.
210 7.i.b5?! i.cs S . ctJ bd2 0-0 9.i.c6 bc
1 0.h3 i.hS 1 1 . ctJ e4 de 1 2.WdS §adS I 3 . ctJ gS
�g6 1 4.e6 §feS= Franz-Nerenz, DDR
1965.
7.liJbd2 ctJd2 S .i.d2 ctJd4 9.i.e2 ctJe2 IO.We2
�d7 l 1 .h3 i.f3 1 2 .Wf3 i.cs 1 3 .c4 0-0-0=
Romanishin-Makarychev, Frunze 1985.
7.�f4
A) 7 . . . i.e7
AI) 8.c3 ? ! 0-0 [S . . . gS ! ? Skembris] 9 . h3
�hS l O. ctJ bd2 [ 1 O .Wc2 i.f3 l 1 .gf ctJgS+
Miladinovic] ctJ d2 I 1 .Wd2 i.f3 1 2.gf f6 !+
Miladinovic-Skembris, Karditsa 1995 -
63/(263) ;
321
A2) S.ctJc3 ctJc3 9.bc
A 2 1 ) 9 . . . 0-0 1 O.§b 1 §bS 1 I . h 3 i.hS 1 2.§bS
�hS 1 3 .i.e2 d4 1 4.g4 i.g6 IS .ctJd4 ctJd4
1 6 . c d fS 1 7 . i.e3 f4 I S .i.c I c6� And.
Rodriguez-Zarnicki, San Martin 1994;
A22) 9 . . . gS 1 0.i.g3 hS 1 1 .h3 i.e6 1 2. ctJd4
ctJd4 1 3 .cd Wd7= Beliavsky-Makarychev,
USSR 1973;
A3) S.h3 i.fS rS . . . i.hS ! ?] 9 . ctJ bd2 gS ? !
r 9. . .Wd7 Forintos, Haag] 1 O.i.h2 hS
[o l O . . . Wd7 Forintos, Haag] 1 1 .i.bS ! g4
1 2 . ctJ d4 i.d7 1 3 .e6 ! ± Chelebi-Mazarov,
Lebanon 1956;
B) 7 . . . ctJ d4 S.c3 ctJ e6 9.i.e3 ctJ 6cS 1 0.i.e2
i.e7 II . ctJ bd2 0-0= Sozin.
21 1 7 ... i.f3?! S .WS ctJ c 3 [S . . . ctJeS
9 .We2�] 9.bc ctJeS 1 O.§e1 We7 I 1 .Wd l !
M4.
2 1 2 9 . . . Wd7 IO.h3 i.hS 1 1 . § b l ctJ d S
1 2.i.e2 c 6 1 3 .c4 ! d c 1 4.Wd7 �d7 IS.e6±
cj;;c 7 1 6.ef ctJ f7 ? [oI6 . . . i.f3 ] 1 7 .i.c4 i.d6
I S . ctJ d4--t Romanishin-Ehlvest, Erevan
1988.
2 1 3 1 2.ctJd4 ctJ d4 1 3 .cd Wd7 1 4.Wf3 b6
I S .Wg3 i.fS= 1 6.§b3 §bcS 1 7 .i.g5 §feS
IS.i.e7 §e7 \/2-\/2 Romanishin-Akopian,
Barcelona 1992.
 Jt�
5.ttJe5 KJ 5 ... ttJ d7; -.J 5 ..� d6 .

a b c d e f 9 h

6 6

5 5

4 4

3 3

a b c d e f 9 h

l.

5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
25 !6 2!9 22!
36 tLle6 ! 'lWei 0-0 :x::1eI :x::1e2 tLld2 tLlf3
2!4 !7 2!8 220 222
tLle6 be 'lWei tLld6 'lWe2 ie6 md7 f6
224 226 227
37 0-0 :x::1e1 ie4 :x::1e4 d5 e4
223 225 22R
ie7 0-0 de e5 ib7 e6 00
9 22 2
38 tLldi2 id2 tLle6 3 0-0 'lWh5 33 'lWh6 b3
20 2! 24 235
ie7 tLld2 3 tLle6 3 be 0-0 g6 3 :x::1b8 if6
2 7 240 24! 243
39 0-0 e4 3 de ed 'lWf3 tLle3 'lWf5
6 m 29 242 244
tLldi3 tLle5 e6 3 'lWd5 if5 tLle3 :x::1d8 00

247
40 if4 ie5 e4 'lWe2 :!:
245 246
tLle5 0-0 e6
49 25 0
41 e4 'lWei e5 tLle3 de ih7+
248 5 252
0-0 e6 tLlf6 tLlbdi ! tLle5 tLld7 mh8 :!:
25 255 25 7
42 tLle3 3 :x::1e1 ed ig5 :x::1e l
254 256 258 259
tLlf6 e6 ie6 ed tLle6 :x::1e8 :!:
260
43 ig5 ie4 ib3 :x::1e1
26! 262
tLlbd7 de tLlb6 e6 tLlbd5 :!:

322
214 5 ... c5? ! liJeS I l .de liJ d7 ;
A ) 6.'&f3 liJ f6 7 . 0-0 B422 } 9.f4 liJ e4 l O.fie7 '&e7 I l . liJ d2 f6
AI) 7" .fie7 S.de5± Forintos, Haag; 1 2.liJd7 fid7 1 3 .BeI:!: Waller-Glass, Vienna
A2) 7 " .e4 S .fifS:!:; 1978.
8) 6.'&e2 ! ? 5 ... fie6 ? !
8 1 ) 6" .fie7 7 .fie4 de S.de '&d4 9 .'&bS mfS A) 6.0-0 liJd7 7 . f4 fS S . liJd2 liJeS 9Je fie7
1 0.e6± Forintos, Haag; 1 0 . '&hS g6 I I . '& h3 '& d7= Mackenzie­
82) 6".ed ! ? 7 .fibS liJ d7 S . liJ d7 [S.f3 '&h4] Schwarzburne, 1888;
�d7 9.fid7 md7 [9" .'&d7 1 O.f3 f5 ] ; B) 6.'&e2 liJ d6 7 . 0-0 fie7
C ) 6.fibS (Steinitz) fid7 [6" . liJ d7 7 . 0-0±] B l ) S .Be l [ S . f4 '&eS Steinitz]
7.1:;Jd7 B l l ) S " .O-O? 9 . liJ n ! ± ;
C l ) 7" .'&aS S . liJ e 3 liJ e 3 9.be '&bS l O. liJ fS± B 12) S " .'&eS 9 . liJ e 3 0 - 0 1 O.'&hS g 6 [ I O " JS
Keres; I l . liJ e2±] I l . liJ g6 fg 1 2.fig6 Bn 1 3 .fin
C2) 7".liJd7 S.O-O± [�de] Forintos, Haag. fif7 1 4 . '&e5 liJ e 6 [ 1 4 " .fifS 1 5 . liJ d5 + - ]
5 'cijd6?! 6.0-0 '&h4 7 .Be l fie7 S . liJ e3 e6
.. I S .'&g3 I1i h S 1 6.Be7 ! liJe7 1 7 .'&eS+­
9.1tjf3 '&h5 1 0 .fif4± Szilagyi-Csom, Steinitz;
Hungary 1964. B13) S " . liJ d7
s...i2lf6?! 6.0-0 B131) 9.liJe3 e6 1 0.fif4 liJeS I l .fieS 0-0
A) 6" .fie6? 7 . f4± Wiese-Draeger, Dort­ 1 2.'&hS g6= Unzicker-Malich, Sochi 1965;
mund 1987; B132) 9 . liJ d2 liJ eS l O.de liJ fS I l . liJD 0-0
B) 6" .fie7 1 2 .fif4:!: Lein-Malich, Sochi 1965;
Bl) 7.e4 B133) 9.fif4! liJe5 1 0.fie5 0-0 1 1 . liJ d2:!:
B11) 7" .de? S .fie4 0-0 9.'&b3 '&eS I O.Be l Fuchs-Malich, Leipzig 1965;
IiJc6 1 1 . liJ e 6 be 1 2 .figS '&dS 1 3 . liJ e 3 ± B2) S . liJ d2 0-0 9.Be I
Forintos, Haag; B21) 9 " . liJe6 l O. liJ e 6 be I l . liJ b3:!:;
B 12) 7".0-0 -42; B22) 9" .fif5 1 0 . liJ b3 fid3 1 1 . '&d3 liJd7
B2) 7.i2ld2 1 2. liJ eS:!: Minic-Rogoff, Zagreb 197 1 .
B21) 7".0-0 S .Be l liJe6 9.e3 fid6 l O.liJdf3±
Veroci-Nikolau, Pernik 1 972; 2 1 5 6.liJ f3? fig4+ Mortimer-Marshall,
B22) 7" .e6 S .Be l 1903.
B221) fie6 ? ! 9 .'&e2 liJ bd7 [9".0-0 6.liJc3?! fib4 7 . liJ c6 liJ c3= Gligoric­
IO.i2lf7 !±] I OJ4 g6 1 1 . liJdf3± liJ g4? 1 2. liJ g4 Trifunovic, Kragujevac 1959.
�g4 1 3 JS+- Grynfeld-Szula, Warsaw 6.0-0 liJeS -47.
1952;
B222) 8 " .0-0:!:; 2 1 6 7.fie4 de S .O-O g6 9 .Be l fS 1 O.f3
B3) 7.liJe3 liJ e 6 S .fibS fid7 9 .Bel 0-0 fig7 1 1 .e3 0-0 1 2Je fe 1 3 .Be4 fia6 1 4.liJd2
IO.�gS:!: Chigorin-Mason, London 1 899; cst Hooper.
B4) 7.figS 0-0
B41) 8.liJd2 ! ? liJ e6:!: Lundin-Makarczuk, 2 1 7 7 ... f5? ! S J3 fid6 9.0-0
Hamburg (01) 1 930; A) 9 " . 0-0 1 0Je fe l 1 .Bf8 '&fS
B42) 8.c3 liJbd7 AI) 1 2 .fi a6 fia6 1 3 . '& a6 '&f6 1 4 .fie3
B421 ) 9.'&e2 ! ? Forintos, Haag h6 l O.fih4 '&h4f±;

323
A2) 1 2 .�e4 de 1 3 .iWc4± Forintos, Haag;
B) 9 . . . iWe7 l O. fe fe I l .iWhS g6 1 2.iWh6 ed
1 3 .�gS iWe4 1 4 .�f6 :g f8 I S . ctJ d2 iWg4
1 6.h3+- Iljin Genevsky-Rochlin, Lenin­
grad 1930.
7 ... �e7 ? ! 8.�e4 de 9.iWe4 0-0 1 0.0-0
A) 1 O .. .fS I l .iWd3 f4 1 2.f3 �d6 1 3 . ctJd2
iWh4 1 4. ctJ e4± Romanovsky-Rozenkranz,
St.Petersburg 1911;
B) 1 0 . . . :g b 8 I l . :g e l �d6 1 2 . ctJ d2 :gbS
1 3 . ctJ f3 ± Pillsbury-Teichmann, Monte
Carlo 1903.
218 8 ... g6
A) 9.�e4 iWe4 (pillsbury-Schlechter, m IS .dS �e4°o Mikhalchishin 1 I S .:gaeI
1900) I 0.iWd2 !± Schlechter;
B) 9.:ge l ctJ d6 1 O.�gS !± Bilguer.
219 9.iWf3 L'1c4 Forintos, Haag.
220 10 ... <j;Jd8 ? ! I l .ctJd2 �fS 1 2. ctJ b 3 �d3
1 3 .cd3± Showalter-Marshall, Paris 1900.
221 12.ctJ b3 ctJ c4 Forintos, Haag.
222 1 3.�f4 gS 1 4 .�g3 [ 1 4 . :g ae 1 ? gf
l S .:ge6 ctJ e4 ! ] �g4 l S .:ge3 :ge8= Forintos,
Haag.
223 7 ...�d6 8 .c4 [- 70] 0-0 - 78.
224 8.ctJd2.
8.�e4 de 9.:ge l Forintos, Haag.
8.ctJ c3 ctJ c 3 9 . bc 0 - 0 1 0 . c4± Rauzer­
Dubinin, Leningrad 1934/35.
8.c4 0-0
A) 9.f3 ctJ gS l O.cS= Niephaus-Schuster,
Essen 1948;
B) 9.cS
B1) 9 . . .fS 1 O.f3 ctJgS 1 1 . ctJ c3 �f6 1 2.�e3
:gb8 1 3 .iWc2± Sveshnikov-Smyslov, Til­
burg (30min) 1992);
324
B2) 9 . . . �f6 ! ?=;
C) 9.ctJc3 ! ? ctJc3 1 0.bc
C 1 ) 1 O . . . �e6 1 1 .cS± Mikhalchishin;
C2) 1 0 . . . dc 1 1 .�c4
C21) l l . . .cS 1 2.dS �f6 [ 1 2 . . . �d6 ! ?] 1 3 .�m
Mikhalchishin;
C22) 1 l . . .�fS 1 2.�f4
C221) 1 2 . . . cS 1 3 .dc �cS 1 4 .iWd8 E'lad8
IS .�cn;
C222) 1 2 . . . �d6
C2221 ) 1 3 .iWf3 iWd7= Mikhalchishin;
C2222) 1 3 .�g3
C22221 ) 1 3 . . . iWd7 1 4.iWa4±;
C22222) 1 3 . . . :ge8 1 4.iWa4 ! �e4? ! [ 1 4 . . . �d7
C222221 ) l S . . . hS ? ! 1 6. f3 ! �dS [ 1 6 . . . 1g3�
1 7 .�t7 !+-] 1 7.:ge8 iWe8 1 8 .:ge l iWd8 1 9.1dS
cd 20.iWc6± Ivanchuk,-Yusupov, Novgorod
1995;
C222222) I S . . . �g3 1 6.hg [ 1 6.fg �dS ] �d7
1 7 . f3 �dS 1 8 .:ge8 iWe 8 Mikhalchishin -64/
290 1 9.<j;Jf2±.
225 10 ... :gb8
A) 1 l .b3 �f6t!;
B) 1 l . ctJ d2 fS 1 2 .:ge l f4 1 3 .c3 'itlh8 14.b4
[0 1 4. ctJ f3] :gbS IS . ctJ f3 :gbfS� Schmid·
Bhend, Venedig 1953;
C) 1 1 .:ge 1 ± Forintos, Haag.
226 1 1 .iWe 1 �f6 1 2 .dc �b7 1 3 .:ge2 :ge8�.
227 12.ctJc3 �f6 1 3 .�e3 �c3 1 4.bc �dS=.
228 13.ctJc3 �f6 1 4.�e3 �c3 IS .bc cd
1 6.cd iWdS 1 7 .iWdS �dS I 8 .:geS :gfd8 1 9.1cs
�a2=.
229 6.c4
A) 6 . . . c6 7 . ctJ c3 ctJc3 8.bc �e6 9.cd �d5
I O.O-O± Laake-Janzen, Bargteheide 1989:
B) 6 . . . �b4 -436/6.c41B.
6./tJc3 ct:lc3 7 . bc C22) S .O-O ! ?t.
A) 7 . . . 0-0
AI) 8 .�h5 g6 9 .�h6 �f6 1 0.0-0 ct:l c 6 2 3 1 7 ... 0-0
1 1 ./tJc6 b c 1 2 .Ele l ? ! [ 1 2 . Elb l ] c5 ! + Van A) S .�f3t L'l0-0-0 Bronstein;
Riemsdijk-Mirza, Thessaloniki (01) 1988; B) S .�h5 g6 9.�h6 ct:lc6 1 O. ct:l c6 bc 1 1 .0-
A2) 8.0-0 c5 9 .�h5 g6 1 O.�f3 ct:lc6 1 1 .�h6 O-Ot L'lh4 Forintos, Haag.
!LJe5 1 2.de EleS 1 3 .c4 �g5 1 4.�g5 �g5 1 5 .cd 7 ... ct:l d 7
Wie5 1 6.�b5 Ele7 1 7 .Elad l �d6 I S .Elfe l t/= A) S .�h5 ? ! ct:l e5
Van Mil-Rossiter, Oakham 1994; AI) 9 .�e5 0-0= Large-Barua, London
B) 7 . . . ct:ld7 8 .0-0 1987;
Bl) 8 . . . ct:l f6 9 .c4 [9.�f3 ! ?t] 9 . . . dc I O.�c4 A2) 9.de �e6= Rayner-Rossiter, BCF ch
0-0 II.c3 c6 1 2 .Ele 1 t Maliutin-Drago­ 1987;
marezky, Moscow 1990; B) S.O-O ct:l e5 9.de
B2) 8 . . . 0-0 9.�e3 [9.ct:ld7 �d7] ct:le5 l O.de B l ) 9 . . . 0-0t ;
f5 1 1 .f4 c5= Korneev-Wehmayer, Wisla B2) 9 . . . c6 IO.f4 ! ?i ;
1992. C ) 8J4 ! ? ct:le5 9.de g 6 1 0.�f3 �e6 1 1 .0-
0-0 � d7 1 2 .h3 h5 1 3 .g4 ! ± hg 1 4.hg Elh 1
230 6 ... ct:Jf6? 7 . 0-0 0-0 1 5 . El h l �g4 1 6 .ElhS �fS 1 7 .�f2i Gur­
A) 8 .Ele 1 ! ?; genidze-Travnicek, Olomouc 1 976.
B) 8 . b3 ct:lc6 9.�b2 as 1 0.a3 �d6 I I . f4 EleS
1 2 .1!ijf3 ct:le7 1 3 . g4± Shipov- Lebedev, 232 8 . � h S ct:l e 5 = .
USSR 1962; 8.c3
e) 8.c3 c5 9.dc �c5 1 O. ct:l b3 �d6 1 1 . ct:l f3 A) S . . . O-O 9 .�c2 f5 1 0.f4 [ 1 O. ct:l f3 �d6]
!LJ e4 1 2.�c2± Kapengut-Roizman, USSR ct:Je5 I I Je c5 1 2.0-0t Kapengut-Ovchi­
1968 ECO. nnikov, USSR 1974 ECO;
6 ... /tJd6? ! B) S . . . ct:le5 9.de c6= Forintos, Haag.
A) 7 .�h5 Keres g6
AI) 8 .�g6 fg 9 . ct:l g6 �g4 ! 1 O.�g4 Elg8°o 233 10.b4 �f6 1 1 .�c3 EleS= Forintos,
Kapengut; Haag.
A2) 8 . ct:l g6 fg 9 .�g6 md7°o;
A3) 8 .�f3 c6 9.g4 h5 l O.h3 �e6°o Kapen­ 234 10 ... h6? ! I I .Elae I � Forintos, Haag.
gut;
B) 7.c3 c6 8 . 0-0 �f5 9.�f3 ct:l f5 I O.Ele l 235 1 3.c3 EleS ! [ 1 3 . . . �g7 ? 1 4.�f4 �d6
0-0= (ECO) 1 1 .�g4 g6 1 2 . ct:l fl ct:l d 7 1 5 .�f3t L'l�f4 Forintos, Haag] 1 4.Elfe I Ele 1
1 3 . /tJ d7 �d7 I 4 . ct:l g3 �d6 1 5 . ct:l f3 �f5 1 5 . El e l �e6 1 6 . � f4 �e7 1 7 .�g3 �d6
1 6.1!ijf5 gf= Geller-Bronstein, Riga 1968; I S .�f4=/t Spassky-Hort, Reykjavik (cm!
e) 7.�f3 14) 1977 23/23 9
-
.

e l ) 7 . . . c6 8 . ct:l f l ± L'lct:Jg3 Kapengut ECO;

e2) 7 . . . �e6 236 6 ... ct:l f6?! -2 1 4/S ... ct:lf6/B.
e21) 8 . ct:l fl ct:l d7 9 . ct:l g3 �f6 1 0.�f4 �e7 6 ... ct:l c6 6 . ct:l c6 bc -37.
1 1 .0-0-0 0-0-0 I 2.Elhe I gM Feistenauer­ 6 ...�e6 ? !
Ohlbrich, Dornbirn 1988; A ) 7 .�e4 ! ? d e S . ct:l c 3 f5 L'l9.�h5 [9.d5 �f6 ! ]

325
g6 IO.CLlg6? !t7+ Forintos, Haag;
B) 7 .CLlc3
B l ) 7 . . . CLlc3 8 . bc3:1:;
B2) 7 . . . CLld6
B21) 8 .'WhS g6 9.CLlg6? ! fg 1 O.'We5 �d7
II.Ei:eI 'W g8+ [II . . .!t7 ] ;
B22) 8 .'Wf3 c 6 9.Ei:e l CLld7 1 0.'Wg3
B22 1 ) 1 0 . . . g6 II.!h6± Zaselshvili-Sangla,
USSR 1967;
B222) 0 I 0 . . . 0-0 1 1 .!h6 !ffi Forintos,
Haag.
237 7.'We2 CLleS 8 .de CLlcS= Forintos,
Haag.
7.Ei:el CLleS 8.de CLlcS 9 .!f l !fS = Forintos,
Haag.
7.CLld7
A) 7 . . . 'Wd7 ? !
A I ) 8 .!e4 d e 9.Ei:e l fS 1 0. f3 !f6 II .c3 0-0
1 2.fe fe 1 3 .CLld2 b6 1 4.CLle4 !b7t Forintos,
Haag;
A2) 8 . Ei:e l !? L1CLlf6 9.'We2 O-O?? IO.'We7
Ei:e8 1 1 .'Wb4+-;
A3) 8 . c4 0-0 9.cd CLlf6 IO.CLlc 3 !b4 II .'Wb3
as 1 2.!f4 !c3 1 3 .bc CLldS 1 4.!eS:1: Howell­
Rossiter, BCF ch 1992;
B) 7 . . . !d7 -54.
238 7 ... c6 8 .cd cd 9 .CLlc3
A) 9 . . . CLldf6 1 O.'Wb3± ECO;
B) 9 . . . CLlef6 1 O.'Wb3 CLlb6 II.!bS± ECO;
C) 9 . . . CLlc3 1 0.bc CLleS I l .de 0-0 1 2 .!e3
C l ) 1 2 . . . b6 1 3 .!d4 !cS 1 4.'WhS h6 IS .f4±
Gligoric-F.Olafsson, Hastings 1956/57;
C2) 0 1 2 . . . 'Wc7 MS Forintos, Haag.
239 8 ...!e6? ! 9 . cd !dS 1 O.'Wc2 [ 1 O.'Wa4?
'Wd7 1 1 .'Wd7 �d7 1 2 . Ei: d l �e6+ Fox­
Napier, Cambridge Springs 1904] CLlcS
II.Ei:d l CLld3 1 2.Ei:d3 c6 1 3 .CLlc 3 'WaS 1 4.!d2
!c4 I S . Ei:d4 'Wa6 1 6 .CLle4± C iocaltea­
Rogoff, Malaga 1971 - 1 1/199.
326
240 9.'We2 CLlcS=.
9.!c2 !e6 1 O.'We2 CLlcS
A) 1 1 .Ei:d l d4 !
AI) 1 2 .!e3 d3 1 3 .!d3 CLld3 1 4.Ei:d3 V!1c7t
Forintos, Haag;
A2) 1 2.b3 'Wb6 1 3 .CLld2 0-0-0 1 4.CLlf3 ig4°o
Tseshkovsky-Ovchinnikov, USSR 1968;
B) I l .cd 'WdS -24 1 11 0.'We2.
241 1 0.'We2 CLlcS 1 1 .!c2 !e6 I Vt:l c3
'Wc4 1 3 .'We3 0-0-0 1 4.b3
A) 1 4 . . . 'Wd4 l S .'Wd4 Ei:d4 1 6.!e3:1: B o g ­
danovic-Udovcic, Yugoslavia (ch) 1962;
B) 1 4 . . . 'Wa6 I S .'Wg3 (Nunn-Jones, Eng­
land-Wales m 1975) hS ! + L1 1 6.b4 IiJ d3
1 7 .bS 'WaS+ Nunn.
1 0.Ei:el CLlcS II .!c2 'Wd l 1 2 . Ei:dl 0-0
1 3 .CLlc3 !e6= ECO.
242 10 ...CLlc5 1 1 .'WdS cd
A) 1 2 .!bS !d7 1 3 .CLlc3 d4 1 4.!d7 �d7
IS .CLldS [IS .CLlbS:1:] ;
B) 1 2 .!e2
Bl) 1 2 . . . !e6 ? ! 1 3 .!e3 0-0 1 4.CLlc3 Ei:fd8
IS .CLlbS a6 1 6.CLld4± Kotkov-Ovchinnikov,
Moscow 1968;
B2) 1 2 . . . 0-0 1 3 .Ei:d l [ 1 3 .!e3 CLle6] Ei:d8
(Forintos, Haag) :1: .
1 0 ... f5
A) II.Ei:e l
AI) 1 1 . . . 'WeS ? 1 2 .CLlc3 0-0 1 3 .!f4 V!1e6
1 4.CLle4 fe IS .Ei:e4± Forintos, Haag;
A2) 1 1 . . . CLlcS ! 1 2 .'WdS cd 1 3 .!c2 � f7
1 4.!e3 Ei:d8 I S .Ei:d 1 :1: L1CLlc3 Xd4;
B) II.efCLlf6 I 2.'We2 !g4 1 3 .f3 !e6 1 4.liJc3
'Wd7 IS .Ei:d 1 :1: Minic-Ostojic, Yugoslavia
1968.
243 11.Ei:el Ei:d8 ! L1 1 2 .'WfS 'Wd3 .
244 12 .. . g6 1 3 .'Wh3 (± Keres) Ei:d8 ! ?oo.
12 ... Ei:d8 ! ?oo.
245 7 ... 0-0 8 .e4 e6 9.'1,*,e2 8.ed cd 9 . ie4 de I O . tLl e3 ifS I l .:ge l
A ) 9 . . .cLldf6 l O. cLl e 3 tLle3 l l .be h6 [ 1 l . . .ie6 [ l l .g4? ! ie6 1 2. tLl e4 fS� Forintos, Haag]
1 2.eS±] 1 2.eS :ge8 1 3 .:gfe l ± �tLln Forintos, tLld7 1 2.tLld7 1 1 2.if4 tLleS �ib4= Forintos,
Haag; Haag] �d7 1 3 .tLl e4
B) 9 . . . tLleS l O.ieSt Euwe -40. A) 1 3 . . . :gfd8? 1 4.�f3± Keres ;
B) 1 3 . . . :gad8 1 4 .�t3 ig4 ! l S .�f4 �d4
246 9 ... id6? l O.ed ieS l l .de �dS 1 6.�g4 fS= Forintos, Haag.
1 2.�e2 tLl gS 1 3 .h4 :gd8 1 4. tLl e3 �d3
I S . 1'1fdI +- Zagorovsky-Ovehinnikov, 250 9.tLl e3 de I O.ie4 �d4 I l .:ge l �.
USSR 1969.
251 9 ... b6 IO.eb6± .
247 1O.�e2;!; Euwe.
252 12 ... 'tt> h8 1 3 .ifS tLleS 1 4.:ge 1
248 7 ...ie6 A) 1 4 . . . if6 I S .if4 :ge8 1 6.:ge3± Tseitlin­
A) 8.tLle3 (Alekhine-Levitsky, St. Peters­ Karasev, Leningrad 1970;
burg 1913) tLl e 3 9.be de= Forintos, Haag; B) 1 4 . . . f6 ! ? Forintos, Haag.
B) 8 .�e2 ! ? fS 9.eSt Forintos, Haag.
7 tLl e6 8 .ed [ 8 . tLl e6 be -224/8.e4] �dS
... 253 8.ed tLldS 9 . tLl e3 tLl f6? ! IO.ie3
A) 9.ie4 �e4 l O.:gel �h4 I l .tLlt3 �hS [I O.igS ! ?] ie6t Sehwarzburne-Mason,
1 2.dS :gd8°o Forintos, Haag; New York 1889.
B) 9.tLle6 8.igS ! ? de 9.ie4
Bl) 9 . . . be A) 9 . . . tLl bd7 IO. tLl e 3 -43 ;
B 1 1 ) l O.�e2 ifS I l .ie4 �e4 1 2 .�e4 ie4 B) 9 . . . tLl e6 ! ?
1 3 .1'1e l ib l 1 4.:ge7 :gfe 8 =;
B 1 2) IO.tLle3 tLle3 l l .be ifS 1 2 .:ge l id6= 254 8 ...ie6?! 9.eS
Ivanovic-Ostojic, Yugoslavia 1 978; A) 9 ... tLlbd7 1 0. f4± Forintos, Haag;
B2) 9 . . . �e6 l O.�e2 ifS � 1 l .f3 tLld6; B) 9 . . . e6 1 0.if4 �b4t Forintos, Haag;
C) 9.1'1e l ! ? tLl f2 IO.';t>t2 �d4 II.:ge3 �f4 C) 9 . . . b6 1 0.e6± Forintos, Haag;
1 1 l . . . tLl e S ? ? 1 2 .ih7+- J 1 2 . tLl t3 ieS D) 9 . . . tLl fd7 ? l O.�hS fS 1 1 .:ge I tLl f6 1 2.�e2
1 3 .�e2 !± Forintos, Haag. ie8 1 3 .it4 :ge8 1 4.�e2 g6 l S .g4 ! mg7
1 6.gf tLlhS 1 7 .ih6 1 -0 Alekhine-Levitsky,
249 8.tLl e3 St.Petersburg 1 913;
A) 8 . . . tLl f6 -42; E) 9 . . . tLle6 l O. tLl e6 be 1 1 .�a4 1 1 1 .if4t]
B) 8 . . . tLle3 9.be �dn .
Bl) 9 . . . de l O.ie4 tLld7 1 l .f4 8 ... de? ! 9 .ie4 -C42/( 1 3S )/S ... d SIB I
B 1 1) l l . . . tLl f6 ? ! 1 2 .�b3 tLldS 1 3 . fS± A) 9 . . . tLl fd7? IO.if4 tLl b6 I l .ib3 tLl 8d7
Forintos, Haag; 1 2 .�f3 tLl f6 1 3 .:gfe l e6 1 4.igS as IS .1'1e3
B 1 2) 1 1 . . . tLl b6 a4 1 6.it7 :gn 1 7 . tLl t7 mf7 1 8 .:gae l if8
B 1 2 1 ) 1 2 .id3 eS ! +± Kassel-Grag, 1942; 1 9 . tLl e4± Short-Tempone, Mexico weh J
B 1 22) 1 2.ib3 ! t ; 1981;
B2) 9 . . . tLl d 7 IO.ed [ l O.f4 ! ?] c d I l .tLld7 idn B) 9 . . . tLle6
Stein-Udovcie, Berlin 1962. Bl) 1 0. tLl e6 be

327
B l l) 1 1 .�e3 liJ dS= Popiel-Teichmann,
Monte Carlo 1902;
B 12) 1 1 .�f4± Forintos, Haag;
B2) I O.�e3
B21) I O . . . liJ a 5 ? I I .�d3 b6 1 2.1Mft3 �b7
1 3 .lWh3 geS 1 4.gad l liJc6 1 5 .f4± [ 1 5 .liJe4±]
Forintos, Haag;
B22) I O . . . �d6 1 1 .f4 liJe7 1 2 .lWb3 ! lWeS
1 3 .gae l ± Duhrssen-Batik corr 1 936;
C) 9 . . . liJbd7 1 O.lWb3 liJ e5 I l .de liJ g4 1 2.�f4
c6 [ 1 2 . . . lWd4? 1 3 . liJ d5+-] 1 3 . h3± Em.
Lasker-Mason, Paris 1900.
8 ... liJ c6 9 . liJ c6 bc l O.c5
A) 1 0 . . . geS I I .�f4
AI) 1 1 . . . �g4 ? ! 1 2 .lWc2 h6 1 3 . h 3 �d7
1 4.gfe l ± (ECO) liJ h5 1 5 .�h2 �g5 1 6.geS
�eS 1 7 . liJ e2± M4J5 Boleslavsky-Kan,
Sverdlovsk 1943;
A2) 1 1 . . .�d7 1 2.h3 g6 1 3 .lWa4 liJ h5 1 4.�h2
liJg7 1 5 .gfe l ± Fercec-Simonyi, Novi Sad
1988;
B) 1 O . . . a5 I l .gel geS 1 2 .�f4 �e6 1 3 .h3
IWd7 1 4.lWf3 [ 1 4.lWc2±] gebS 1 5 .b3 liJeS
1 6.�e5 �f6 1 7 .�c2 �e5 I S .ge5± Svesh­
nikov-Kholmov, Moscow, 1 987.
255 9.lWb3
A) 9 . . . dc? 1 O.�c4 IWd4 I l .�n mhS 1 2. liJ f3
IWb6 1 3 .�e3± ;
B) 9 . . . liJ bd7 l O.cd
Bl) I O . . . cd I I .�f4± A n d ric-Udovcic,
Yugoslavia ch 1952;
B2) IO . . . liJ e 5 I l .de liJ d 5 1 2 . liJ dS IWd5
1 3 .lWd5 cd 1 4.�e3± Forintos, Haag;
C) 9 . . . lWb6 l O.c5 lWb3 I l .ab3± Bardonada­
Balinas, Manila 1975 ECO.
9.� g5 liJ bd7 l O.cd
A) 1O . . . liJe5 1 1 .�f6 ! ± Michel-Eisinger, Bad
Oeynhausen 1938;
B) o l O . . . liJ d5 Forintos, Haag.
256 9 ... dc? 1 O.�c4 liJ bd7 ? I l . liJ t7 ! gn
328
1 2.lWb3+- (Mokry-Arlandi, Haifa Euro·
pean tch 1 989) .i1 1 2 . . . lWfS 1 3 .�f7 �t7
1 4.ge7+- .
257 lO.c5 liJ bd7 I I . f4± Forintos, Ha a g .
258 10 ... liJ d5 ! ?
259 1 2... gc8± 1 3 .�bl g e S 14.�d 3 t
Rechlis-Brook, Oakham 1988.
260 9.gel dc I O. liJ c4 liJb6 I I .�g5 liJ bd5
1 2.lWe2 �e6= Schwartzman-Gross, Los
Angeles 1 99 1 .
9.cd liJ b6°o ECO.
261 1l . . . �e6 1 2 .�ffi �f6 1 3 .1e6 fe
1 4.1Wg4 lWe7 1 5 .gael gadS 1 6. liJ f3 :gfe8
1 7 .ge2± ECO Matulovic-Malich, Luga·
no (01) 1 968 -6/309. 11 .. liJfd5 1 2.�e7 liJe7
.
1 3 .lWf3± Gligoric-Gudmunsson, Amster·
dam 1 950.
1l ... liJ bd5
A) 1 2.geI c6 -43;
B) 1 2.1Wf3 !
B l ) 1 2 . . . c6 1 3 .liJ d5± Forintos, Haag;
B2) 1 2 . . . liJc3 1 3 .bc c6 1 4.gad J ± [ 1 4.:gfe l ±]
Forintos, Haag;
B3) 1 2 . . . �e6 1 3 .1f6 liJ f6 1 4.1e6 fe 1 5 .�b7
IWd4 1 6. liJ c6± Forintos, Haag.
262 12 .. liJ bd5:t 1 3 .1Wf3 �e6 1 4.gad l
.
A) 1 4 . . . geS Jacek-Polakovic, corr 198 1 ;
 �
11.3.3. Exercises

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7 7
6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4
3 3 3
2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

22 10 . . . ? 25 15 . . . ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2

a b c d e f 9 h a b c d e 9 h

23 4. . . ? 26 1 6. . . ?
Find a move besides 4 . . . dS

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8

7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e f 9 h

24 II . ? 27 20 . ?

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 11.3.4. Answers
Ex .22 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lt:\f3 It:\ f6 3.d4 It:\ e4 4.de
d5 5.lt:\ bd2 lt:\d2 6.id2 ie7 7.if4 c5 8.c3
It:\ c6 9.id3 ie6 1O.h3) Short-Seirawan,
Lugano 1 986
Black prepares an offensive on the kingside
by an advance, which is typical of the Reti
Opening and the Open Variation in the Ruy
Lopez: 10 ... g5 ! 1 l .ig3 Wfb6 1 2.Wfd2 h6
13.0-0 0-0-0 =1+
-28.
Ex.23 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lt:\f3 lt:\f6 3.d4 lt:\ e4 4.id3)
Timman-Murey, France 1 993
A Larsen-style commentary : "Very recently
it became clear that this position i s the ideal
test for determining the level of a player 's
chess i magi nation ! I think it will not be
an exaggeration to say that I look at this
position more than SOO times ! Certainly,
Murey 's move never came to my mind ! A
novelty on move 4 - Black protects not the
knight, but the pawn ! "
After 4. . . lt:\ c6 ! ? 5.ie4 d5 h e regains the
piece. Ti mman managed to win the game,
but not to refute the ide a ! After 6.ig5 Wfd7
7.id3 e4 8.0-0 f6 9.�el ! ie7 1O.if4 ed
1l .Wfd3 0-0 12.lt:\c3 ib4 13.�e2 Black, as
suggested by Huebner, shou l d continue
1 3 ... Wff7 ! ?= L1 1 4.ct:lbS iaS or 1 4.�bS :§:d8 .
For more detai ls -30-3 1 .
Ex .24 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lt:\f3 It:\ f6 3.d4 It:\ e4 4.id3
d5 5.de ie7 6.0-0 It:\ c5 7.ie2 0-0 8.ie3
ig4 9.h3 if3 1 0.if3 c6) Romanishin­
Arkhipov, Tbilisi 1986
The side possessing a bishop pair ought to
strive to open the game . A sudden pawn
sacrifice enables White to attain thi s goal .
1 l .c4 ! dc 1 2 . lt:\ d2 b5? ! [ 0 1 2 . . . ct:l bd 7 ± ]
330
1 3.a4! It:\ a4 1 4 . lt:\ c4 Wfc7 1 5 . lt:\ d6 lLl d7
16.lt:\b5! cb 17.�cl ± .
-204/8 ig41A .
..•
E x . 2 S ( 1 .e4 e 5 2.lt:\f3 It:\ f6 3.d4 It:\e4 4.de
d5 5 .id3 It:\ c6 6.Wfe2 It:\ c5 7.0-0 lLl d 3
1 0.if4 ie7 1 l . lt:\ bd2 0-0 1 2 . lt:\ e4 �dS
13.h3 ih5 14.g4 ig6 15.lt:\g3) Soprano­
Spina, corr 1 988
White is planning to continue 1 6.ctJ fS and
seize the initiative on the kingside. B l ack
prevents thi s plan by 1 5 ... f5 ! and with sub­
sequent energetic play he dispels his oppo­
nent ' s l ast i l l u s i o n s . After 1 6.g5 lLl d8 !
17.lt:\b4 It:\ e6 1 8.Wfd2 ie8 ! 19.1t:\g2 �f3!
White found himself under strong pressure
and quickly lost: 20.� h2 ic6 21 .�gl hS
22.Wfe2 Wfe2 23.lt:\e2 if3 [24.:§:ae I ib4-+ j
0- 1
-206/6.Wfe21B22.
Ex.26 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lt:\f3 It:\ f6 3.d4 It:\e4 4.1d3
d5 5 . lt:\ e5 ie7 6 . lt:\ d2 It:\ d2 7.id2 lLl c6
8.lt:\ c6 bc 9.0-0 0-0 10.Wfh5 g6 11.Wfh6 E:b8
12.b3 if6 13.c3 �e8 14.�fel �el 15.E:el
ie6 1 6.Wff4) Spassky-Hort, Reykjavik
cm( 14) 1977
By consistently simpl ifying, B l ack neutral­
i ses his opponent's sl ight initiati ve: 16 ...
ie7 ! ? (delaying thi s move could have
caused serious troubles : White was threat­
ening 1 7 .�g3 ie7 1 8 .if4 id6 1 9 .ieS ! t )
1 7 .Wfg3 i d 6 1 8 .if4 if4 1 9 .Wff4 �d6
20.Wff6 id7 21 .Wfd6 cd 22.�e7 �d8 23.�fl
cJlg7 24. �e2 �f6 25.�e3 �e8 26.�e8 1e8.
and the game ended in a draw on move 57
without any great adventures.
-23S .
Ex . 27 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lt:\f3 It:\ f6 3.d4 It:\ e4 4.1d3
d5 5.lt:\e5 ie7 6.0-0 0-0 7.c4 It:\f6 8.�c3
dc 9.ic4 It:\ bd7 1 O.Wfb3 It:\ e5 l l .de � g4
1 2.�f4 c6 13.h3 tLlh6 14.�h6 gh 1S.:1'!ad 1
Wic7 16.:1Ue1 bS 17.�d3 b4 1S. tLl a4 WhS
19.�c4 as) Lasker-Mason, Paris 1900
The straightforward 20.1.We4 is i neffective
in view of 20 .. .f5 2 1 .ef �f6, when the h7-
pawn is protected by the queen. This l ine
suggests the idea of d i verting the black
queen. There followed 20.tLl b6! l3a7 [20 . . .
Wib6? 2 1 .\We4+-] 2 1 . tLl c8 (White ' s attack
is reinforced by the opposite-colour bish­
ops) �cS 22.e6 f6 23.�e4 �dS 24.Wff4 13g7
2S.�fS, with decisive threats. After 2S ...�e7
26.�h6 cS 27.l3e4 l3dS 2S.l3d7 l3d7 29.ed
Wif8 30.Wh1 �dS 31 .�hS B l ack resigned.
-254/S ... dc/C.

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 Chapter 4
11.4.1. Overview
T h i s and the n e x t c h apter a n a l y s e the
5 . . . ctJ d7 system, which i s currently the most
popul ar for B l ack. The first section of chap­
ter 4 (44-5 2 ) summarises White ' s alterna­
tives on move 6. The second section (55-
63) deal s with B l ack's deviations from the
main l i ne (which is covered in Chapter 5 ) .
Modern practice has shown that after
6 .Vff e 2 (this main alternative is analysed in
l ines 48-5 2 , positions 3 0-3 3 and game 2),
B l ack gains sufficient compensation for the
pawn . In my opinion, if White is trying for
an opening advantage, he has to opt for
6 . ctJ xd7 and follow the main line.
There are many i nteresting alternatives for
B l ack. The cautious continuation 7 . . . 1e7
gives him a reasonable position (-54-5 5 ,
positions 3 6-40), although precise play will
enable White to keep the initiative.
332
My attempts to rehabilitate the pawn sacri­
fice in the 7 . . . 1d6 l i ne have not been very
successfu l (-56-5 8 , positions 4 1 -42). Al­
though B l ack definitely has active possi­
bilities, I have been unable to obtain full
compensation for the pawn (-5 8 ) . Perhaps,
it would be helpfu l to analyse the ending
Sveshnikov - Zaitsev (-343 ) .
Those who prefer gambit play might try
the dubious 7 . . . Vff f6 (-59-60, positions 43-
44) .
The recently popul ar line 7 . . . g 6 was put
i nto question after the games Anand -
Huebner (position 48), Rozentalis - I van­
chuk, Debrecen European tch 1 992 (-388)
and J . Polgar - Skembri s, Moscow 01. 1 994
(-62 ) . B l ack must search for new defensive
methods .
 ��
11.4.2. Theory

S ... 4:l d7 RJ 6.4:ld7

a b c d e f 9 h

6 6

5 5

4 4

3 3

a b c d e f 9 h

1 .e4 eS 2.4:lf3 4:l f6 3 .d4 4:l e4 4.id3 dS S . 4:l eS 4:l d7

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
f7 2 63 i64 f3 tLJd2 2 66 fe f 69 tLJ e4
27
tLJ f6 0
44 tLJ 'We 'We 0-0
26 5 2 67 2 6X 271
We7 'W f7 tLJ f6 WhS ig4 de 0-0-0 gf id6 00

273 f3 7
c;t> f12 5 c;t> g1 2
76 279
45 . . . 'WhS 'We2 fe g3 hg
7 274 77 7X 2 XO
mf7 c;t> e62 2 id6 Wh4+ l"lf8 c;t> f7 2 c;t> g82 ig 3 Wg3
2 84 2 X6
46 tLJe3 de be 0_0 l"lb l We2 ie3 We3
2X1 m 2 83 2R 5
tLJeS tLJ e3 ieS ie6 Wd7 0-0 ie3 b6
2RX 29 91
47 0-0 de tLJ c 3 Wf3 0 tLJei tLJf4 h3 ie3 tLJe6
2 X7 2 X9 2 92 29
tLJeS tLJeS e6 Wh4 ie7 0-0 tLJ e6 f6 ie6 3
294 97
48 We2 ie4 if4 ieS tLJe3 0-0-0 'We3 h3 iei
2 95 296 2 9R
We7 de tLJ e s ifS 0-0-0 'We6 hS f6 c;t> e7 00

3 OO 3 02 33 304 tLJ e33 0

6
49 . . . ie4 'We4 'WeS ie3 0 'W aS 'W a4 tLJ a4
299 31 c;t> b8305 37
tLJeS de ie6 0 'Wd7 0-0-0 b6 'W a4 ib4 0 ;!;
9 1
50 . . . e330 WgS3 0 'WhS+ 'W f3
38 311 0-0-03
12 �
ib4 0 id6 f6 i f7
1
51 tLJ e3 ie3 0-0 Wf43 3 Wf3
id63
14 31 5
0-0-0 ib4 f6 ig4
3 16 e33
18
52 0-0 ie 3 Wg3 tLJ d2
317 1 9 2 21
0-0-0 ib4 f63 ie i 0 hS3 00

333
263 6.ltJd2 ltJ eS 7.de ltJeS
A) 8.�e2 �e7 9.0-0 0-0 l O. ltJ b3 [ 1 O . f4 f6
I I . ltJ f3 e6°o Raetsky, ChetverikJ
AI) 1 0 . . . e6? ! I I .�e3 ltJ e4 1 2.c3 We7 ? !
[0 1 2 . . J6J 1 3 .f3 ltJ gS 1 4.Wd2 h 6 I S .�d3
f6 1 6.ef �f6 1 7 J''\ ae I iI± Dubois-Grimberg,
France ch 1989;
A2) 1 O . . . ltJb3 I l .ab f6= ;
B ) 8 . 0-0 �e7 9.WhS (Sharipov-Raetsky,
Voronezh 1 98 5 ) ltJd3 l O.ed 0-0 I l . ltJ f3 f6
1 2.d4 fe 1 3 . ltJ e S �fS = Raetsky, Chetverik.
264 7.ltJ h8? ltJe3 8 . md2 ltJ d l 9.Ele l ltJ f2
1 O.�h7 [ 1 O . Ele7? �e7 I I .�h7 �gS+-]
AI) I 0 . . . ltJ e4 ? I l . Ele4 de 1 2 .�g6 m d 8
1 3 . ltJ t7 me8 1 4. ltJ d6 md8 I s . ltJ n 1/2- V2
I.Zaitsev-Karpov, Leningrad 1 966;
A2) 1 0 . . . ltJ eS ! ! I I .EleS �e6
A21) 1 2 . ltJ g6 ? ! Wf6 [ 1 2 . . . W n ] 1 3 .�g8
ltJ e4-+;
A22) 1 2.�g8 ? ! Wh4 ! 1 3 .ltJ g6 l 1 3 .Ele6 md7+
Harding] Wd4 1 4.me2 �d6 0- 1 Tronhjem­
Christensen, corr 1984;
A23) 1 2 .�g6 md7 [ 1 2 . . . m d 8 1 3 . ltJ f7°o
Harding; 1 3 .me2 !00 Raetsky, Chetverik]
1 3 .�n ltJ e4 !
A23 1 ) 1 4.md3 ltJeS I S .de �fS 1 6.ElfS We4
1 7 .mc3 WfS 1 8 .�e3 d4 ! -+ Raetsky,
Chetverik;
A232) 1 4.me3 ltJ gS + ;
A24) 1 2.�fS
A241) 1 2 . . . �fS 1 3 . Ele7 �e7 Raetsky,
Chetverik �!+ ;
A242) 1 2 . . . WgS 1 3 .me2 We i 1 4.�e6 me6
I S .�dS mb6 ��d6,We2,Wb2 +/-+.
265 7 . mr7?
. . 8 .WhS m f6 [8 . . . g 6 ?
9 .WdS+- ; 8 . . . m e 6 9.�e4 d e 1 0.dS md6
I I .�f4 ltJ eS 1 2 . ltJ e3+- g6 1 3 . ltJ � mdS
1 4.0-0-0 me4 I S .Elhel m f4 1 6.g3#
Harding] 9.0 - 0 ! [M3,�WdS ] wn I O.Wh4
gS 1 1 .�gS ! ltJ gS 1 2 J4-+ me6 1 3 Jg Wg7
334
1 4 . ltJ e3 ltJ b6 l S . Elff) md7 1 6 . Elafl me8
1 7 .Elf7 Wn 1 8 .Eln mn 1 9 . 96 me6 20.We l !
[�WeS] 1 -0 Gurgenidze-Bellin, Tbilisi­
Suhumi 1 977.
7 . ltJf1.? 8 . ltJ h8 ltJ h l 9 .�gS± ECO.
. .
266 9.0-0 WhS l O.fe We2 I I .�e2 ltJ e4=
ECO;
9.fe �g4 (� ECO) I O.We3 de I I .�e4
0-0-0 1 2 .0-0
A) 1 2 . . . Ele8 1 3 .ltJe3 ( l 3 .Wd3 Ele4? 1 4.iWe4)
�d7 Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 2 . . . Wd7 1 3 .�d3= Forintos, Haag;
C) 1 2 . . . �d6 1 3 .WgS Wd7 1 4.�fS�;
D) 1 2 ... WhS ! ? [��d6,�Elae8,�Eld4] 1 3 .h3
D l ) 1 3 . . .�d6 1 4.E1f6 ! ?;
D2) 1 3 . . . Eld4 ! ? 1 4.hg [ 1 4.Elf6 �eS -+] ltJg4
I S .�f5 mb8 [ I S . . . WfS ? 1 6.We8] 1 6.�g4
[ 1 6.Wg3? �d6 1 7 .�f4 �f4 1 8 . Elf4 Eld l
1 9 .Elf l Wh I ! -+] Elg4 ��eS,��d6,�Elh4 ..... .
267 9 �fS ? I OJe de 1 l .0-O WdS 1 2.ElfS !
.••
WfS 1 3 .ltJ e4 ltJ e4 1 4.�e4 We6 l S .�gS �e7
1 6.�g6 ! [ 1 6 . . . md7 1 7 .We6 me6 1 8.Ele l mdS
1 9 .�n md4 20.Ele7 ��e3# Harding] 1 -0
Krantz-Korzh, corr sf wch- 1 6 1 987.
9 �g4 1 0.fg 0-0-000 Wade.
.••
268 � ECO.
269 1 l W f2 (Krantz) de 1 2 . ltJ � ttJ e4
.
1 3 .�e4 O- O-O� 1 4.0-0 Eld4 I S .�fS ?
(Harding) WffS 1 6.WfS [ 1 6.Wd4 �eS 1 7 .ElfS
�d4 1 8 .Elf2 Elf8-+] �fS 1 7 .E1fS Eld l +.
270 13.0-0 ltJ e4 1 4.�e4
A) 1 4 . . . Eld4? I S .�fS ! Harding;
B) 0 1 4 . . . �d6 �Elde8.
1 3 . ltJ g3 WaS 1 4 .�d2 Wb6 I S .0-0 iWb2
[ I S . . . Ele8 001+] Harding.
271 14 Eld4?! l S .�fS ! Harding.
•..
14 c5 1 5 .c3 Harding.
... A121) 1 0 . . . �d5 I I .Wa6 wn 1 2.f3 tLld6
14 !:%e8 1 5 .Wg3 !:%g8 1 6.�f4 Harding.
... [ 1 2 . . . �b4 1 3 .c3 !:%e8 1 4. 0-0 tLlc5 1 5 .dc �c5
14 . . Wb8? ! 1 5 .h3 �d7 1 6.!:%f6
. 1 6.@h l ] 1 3 . tLl c3 �b7 1 4.Wa5 c6 1 5 .Wa4
A ) 1 6 . . . �g7? 1 7 .Wg5 !± Harding-Christen­ Wb6 1 6.0-0 �e7 1 7 . tLl e4 !:%he8 1 8 .c3 Wg8
sen, corr Ech-4 1989; 1 9 .tLlc5t Nenashev-Baikov, Moscow ch
B) 1 6 . . . !:% e 8 1 7 . W g5 !:%e l 1 8 . @ h2 �d6 1 985;
1 9.!:%c16 Wg5 20.�g5 !:%a l 2 1 .!:%d7+­ A 122) 1 O . . . @f7 ! ? [LlWd4]
Harding; A 1 22 1 ) 1 1 .�e4 !:%b8 1 2 .Wc6 !:%b6+ ;
C) 1 6 . . . !:%g8 ! ? A 1 222) 1 1 .0-0 �d6 !+ Ll 1 2 . f3 �h2 1 3 .Wh2
CI) 1 7 .�e2 Wh3 1 8 .Wh3 �h3 1 9 .�f3 !:%d4 Wd6 1 4.�g l !:%hb8;
20.�e3= Harding; A 2) 8 ... tLlef6 9.Wf3 tLl b6 1 O.We2 �f7 1 1 .c3
C2) 1 7 .!:%f3 ! ? �d6 1 8 .c4 c500 Harding; �d6 1 2.0-0 !:%e8 1 3 .Wc2 @g8t Demidov­
C3) 1 7 .Wf3 Wh4 ! [ 1 7 . . . Wh3 ? 1 8 .!:%f8 ! !:%df8 Makeev, corr USSR ch 1 987190;
1 9.Wf8+-] 1 8 .!:%f4 [ 1 8 .Wf2 Wh5 1 9 .Wh2 B) 8 .We2
W'd l oo] We l 1 9.Wf l Wg3 [ 1 9 ... Wfl ? 20.Wfl ] B1) 8 . . . Wd6? 9 .�f4 ! [ 9 . c4 ! ? ; 9 . �e4 de
20.!:%f3 Wh400 Harding. 1 0.We4 tLl f6] Wc6 1 O.�e4 de 1 1 . tLlc3 ! a6
14 �d6!
... 1 2.Wc4 Wb6 1 3 .�c7 ! +- Olthof;
A) 1 5 .g3 ? ! !:%de8 Harding; B2) 8 . . . @f7 9.Wh5 @e7 1 O.We2 Y2-Y2 Nunn­
B) 1 5 .Wh6 �h2 1 6.@h l Balashov, Malta (01) 1 980.
BI) 1 6 . . . Wh6? ! 1 7 .�h6 �g3 1 8 .�g7 !:%hg8
1 9.�f6 !:%d5 20.�e4 ! Harding; 273 8 � e4 de 9.d5
. We7 1 0.�g5 tLl f6
B2) 1 6 . . . !:%d5 ! 't ; 1 1 . tLl c3 We8 ! [ 1 1 . . .�f5 ? 1 2 . 0-0-0 We8
C ) 1 5 .h3 1 3 .d6 ! cd 1 4.�f6 Raetsky, Chetverik]
Cl) 1 5 . . . !:%hg8 ! ? [ 1 5 . . . !:%de8 1 6.Wh6 ! Har­ A) 1 2.Wh4 �f5 1 3 .0-0-0 �f7 1 4.!:%he l �e7
ding] 1 5 .Wf4 Wd7 1 6 . tLl e4 �e4 1 7 .!:%e4 !:%he8
C l l ) 1 6.Wh6 Wh6 1 7 .�h6 �h3 1 8 .�f5 �f5 1 8 .!:%c4 �d6 1 9.Wh4 Wf5+ Dozorecs­
19.!:%5 !:%g4 20.!:%dl !:%dg8 2 1 .!:%d2 !:%8g6= Kishnev, Jurmala 1 975;
Harding; B) 1 2.d6 cd
C12) 1 6 . W h l [ Ll W h6 Harding] �d7oo B1) 1 3 .�f6 gf 1 4. tLl dS Wd8 I 5 .We8 We8
[Ll!:%g3 ,Ll�c6,Ll!:%de8] ; I 6. tLl c7 Wd8 1 7 .tLl a8 �d7+ [ 1 7 . . . b6 1 8 .a4
C13) 1 6 .hg Wh2 1 7 .@f2 Wh4 1 8 .@e2 !:%de8 �b7 1 9.a5 b5+ ] ;
19.�f5 Wb8 20.�e6 !:%g4 2 1 .Wd3 (00 Har­ B2) 1 3 . tLl d5
ding) !:%e6 22.We6 !:%d4 23 .@e3 [23 .@c3 B21) 1 3 . . . Wd8
ie5 � ] �c5 24.@f3 Wh5 25.Wg3 Wg6 =h ; B211) 1 4. tLl f6 ( Raetsky, Chetverik) gf!
C2) 1 5 . . . �d7�. I 5 .�f6 �e7-+ ;
B212) 1 4.We8 We8 1 5 .tLl c7 �d8 1 6.tLla8
272 7 •.• �e 7 b6 [ I 6 . . . �d7 1 7 .�e3 Yusupov] 1 7 .a4 ! �b7
A) 8.Wd5 I 8 .a5 b5 Raetsky, Chetverik 001+ ;
A I ) 8 . . . tLl df6 B22) 1 3 . . . �d7 ! ? 1 4.Wh3 [ 1 4.We8 tLle8-+]
All) 9.We5 ? Wf7 1 O.�e4 �b4 I I .@fl !:%e8 @c6 ! [ I 4 . . . @d8? I 5 .Wc3] .
1 2.Wb5 Wd4+ Kremenetsky; 8.Wg4!? @d6 !? [ 8 . . . We7 9.We2 -272/B;
A 12) 9.Wb3 �e6 [9 . . . Wd400] 1 O.Wb7 8 . . . Wf7 9 .Wh5 ]

335
A) 9.�f4? ! mc6 I O.�e4 ctJ f6 ! -+ ; fe 1 2 .'lWh5 g6 1 3 . ctJ ffi m n 1 4.Wh4±
B) 9 .�e4 ? ! d e 1 O.'lWf4 me7 I I .'lWe4 mn+ ; Raetsky, Chetverik] I I .c3 'lWg5 1 2.liJe7
C) 9.c4 ctJ df6 me7 1 3 .'lWd4 1 -0 Kremenetsky-Khacha­
C l ) 1 O.'lWe2 md7 L1�b4+ ; turov, Moscow 1 977 ;
C2) 1 0.�f4 me7 ! ? 1 1 .'lWe2 mn+; B ) 9 . . . �b4 1 0.c3 [ 1 O. ctJ b4 e3 1 l .ctJd3 �g4 l j
D) 9.'lWe2 ! ? M3oo. �a5 I I .'lWa4 c 6 1 2 .'lWa5 c d 1 3 .'lWb5 !± Keres.
7 ...�b4 8 .0-0
2 7 4 8 ... 'lWh4? 9.g3 M3 -+ I.Zaitsev. A) 8 . . . ctJc3 9.bc �c3
8 ... mfi=. AI) 1 O.�a3 �a l I l .'lWa l �e6 1 2 .'lWb2 We8
1 3 J4 g600 Sax;
275 10.g3 ? ! �g3 I I . md I ctJdf6 1 2 Je mn A2) 1 O.%lb l
1 3 .'lWg2 �g4 1 4 .�e2 �e2 1 5 .'lWe2 'lWe4 A21) 1 0 . . . 0-0 I I .�h7 mh7 1 2 .'lWd3 \t>g8
1 6 .'lWe4 ctJ e4+ Timofeev-Raetsky, corr 1 3 .'lWc3 b6 1 4.'IW g3;!; Sax;
1981 ; A22) 1 O . . . 'lWe7 I I .%lb3
1 0.mdl mn I I Je ctJ f6-+ (Raetsky, Chet­ A221) 1 1 . . .�e5 ? 1 2 .%lel 0-0 1 3 .Wh5 [5
verik) . 1 4.�f4 1 -0 Sax-Nunn, Brussels 1 985 ;
A222) 1 1 . . .�b4 1 2.f4 Sax;
2 7 6 1l.ctJc3 mn 1 2Je m g 8 1 3 .mg l ctJ f6 B) 8 . . . �c3 9.bc
1 4 .�d2 de 1 5 . ctJ e4 ctJ e4 1 6 .�e4 �d7� Bl) 9 . . . ctJc3 I O.'lWe l d4 1 1 .f4 g6 1 2.�b2
Raetsky, Chetverik. ctJ a4 1 3 .�a3 �e6?? 1 4.�b5 �d7 1 5 .e6 ! �b5
1l.ctJd2 ! ? . 1 6.'lWe5+- Sax;
B2) 9 . . . 0-0 1 O.'lWh5 f5 I l .ef ctJ f6
277 1l ... ctJf6 1 2 . ctJ d2oo. B21) 1 2.'lWe5 c6=/;!; Zarnicki-Spangenberg,
Buenos Aires 1 99 1 ;
278 12 ... ctJdf6 1 3 . ctJd2oo. B22) 1 2.'lWh4 ! ? ;
B3) 9 . . . �e6 1 O.f4
279 13.ctJd2 [L1ctJf3] ctJ e5 ! 1 4. ctJ t3 ctJ f3 B3 1 ) 1 0 . . . 'lWd7 1 1 .'lWf3 g6 1 2.c4 [ 1 2.�e4 de
1 5 .gf �h3 -+ . 1 3 .'lWe4 0-0-0= Sax] ctJc5 1 3 .�e2 ! ? We6'
B3 1 1 ) 1 4.%ld l ? O-O-O 1 5 .�a3 ctJ a4 ! 1 6.We3
280 1 3 ... 'lWf6 1 4.e5. ctJb6 1 7.cd �d5 1 8 .�e7 %ld7 1 9.�g4 �e6
20.�f3 'lWa4 2 1 .%ld7 �d7= Sax-P.Nikolic,
281 6 ... ctJ c3 7.bc �d6 -424/6. ctJ c3/d; 71- Brussels 1988;
73. B312) 1 4.'lWa3 L1 �f3 , �e3;!; Sax;
6 . . �b4 7 .0-0
. B32) 1 O . . J5 1 1 .ef 'lWf6 1 2.�e4 de 1 3 .Wh5
A) 7 . . . �c3 8.bc ctJe5 9.de -282/7 ... �b41B ; 'lWn 1 4.'lWb5 c6 1 5 .'lWb4 �d5 1 6.a4 b6 =

B ) 7 . . . ctJ c 3 8 .bc �c3 9.�a3 �a l 1 0.�b5 ! ± Palac-Arkhipov, Belgrade 1988.

Forintos, Haag.
282 7 . . . 'lWh4? 8 .�e4 ! [ 8 .0-0 ctJ c 3 9.bc
�e7 1 0 .�e3;!; King-Wagman, Lugano
(open) 1989] de 9 . ctJ d5
A) 9 . . . 'lWd8 1 0.�g5 ! �b4 [ 1 O . . . 'lWd7 1 1 .e6 !
283 8 ... h5 9.%lb l �c5 I O.0-0 'IWe7 1 I .WG
c6 1 2.�e3 �g4 1 3 .�c5 'lWc5 1 4.'lWf4 We7
1 5 .'lWe3 g6 1 6.c4t �e6 1 7 .cd �d5 1 8 .a4 h4
1 9.h3 %l g 8 20 .�e4 �e4 2 1 .'lWe4 0-0-0
2 2 . %lb 3 ;!; Mortensen-Ye Rongguang,

336
Copenhagen 1 995.
8 ... ie6
A) 9.0-0
AI) 9 . . . fS ! ? 1 OJ'l:b l :gb8 l l .ie3 cS
All) 1 2.ibS ? ! mf7 1 3 .ie2 ie7 1 4.f4 �d7=
King-Davidovic, Thessaloniki (open)
1 988;
A 1 2) 1 2.f4 ie7 1 3 .g4± Forintos, Haag;
A2) 9 . . . �d7 1 0 . f4 g6 I I . fS gf 1 2 .�hS
0-0-0 1 3 .ifS ics 1 4.mh l d4= Forintos,
Haag;
B ) 9.ie3 �d7 1 O.0-0 g6 [ 1 O . . . ie7] I l .:gb l
b6 1 2.igS ig7 1 3 .f4 0-0 1 4.if6 ifS I S .ifS
1WfS 1 6.ie 7 :gfe8 1 7 .� dS :gac8 1 8 .ih4 � c2
19j�bc l �fS 20.:gcd l ± Sax-Arlandi, Lu­
gano op 1989;
C) 9.:gb l ! ? icS ! ? 1 0 . :gb7 ib6 l l .ia3
[ 1 1 .ibS id7 ] .
8 ... ie7
A) 9.�hS ? ! ie6
A t ) 1 O.:gb l �d7=1+ [�ig4] l l .igS 0-0-0
1 2.0-0 h6 1 3 .ie7 �e7 1 4.�e2 �cS I S .�d2
d4 ! Kremenetsky-Pripis, Moscow 1 977;
A2) l O. f4 g6 1 1 .�f3 �d7=;
B) 9.0-0 0-0 1 O.f4
B l ) 1 0 . . . cS ? ! I US c4 1 2.ie2 ics 1 3 .mh l
bS 1 4.f6 :ge8 I S .if4 ib7 1 6.�e l -+
Tronhjem-Larrass, 1 990;
B2) 10 . . . fS= Forintos, Haag.
284 9.�h5 ie6 1 0.0-0 �d7 1 l .�h4 ie7
1 2.igS igS [ 1 2 . . . h6] 1 3 .� gS 0-0 1 4.:gae I
fS I S .ef :gf6 1 6 . :ge5 if7 1 7 . :g fe l �c6
l I 7 . . . :ge8=] 1 8 .�g3 :ge8 1 9.:ge8 ie8 20.:ge7
E1f7 2 l .:geS id7 22 .�h4 g6 23.�d4 ie6=
Hracek-Z.Polgar, Pardubice 1994.
285 9 ... �h4? l O.ibS c6 1 l .�dS !±
Nevednichy.
9 . . . c6 l O. mh l ! ? [ 1 O.�hS ! ?] �h4
A) I l . :gb l ? ! 0-0 1 2 .�e2 :ge8 ! [ 1 2 . . . f6
1 3 .ie3 ! ] 1 3 .c4 ! ? [ 1 3 . f4=]
337
A I ) 1 3 . . . id4 1 4.f4- ig4 I S .�d2 ! [ I S .�e l
�e l 1 6.:ge l dc ! 1 7 .ic4 b6+] (Nevednichy­
Schwartzman, Odorheiu Secuiesc 1993 58/
340) dc !oo Nevednichy ;
A2) 1 3 . . . f6 ! ?oo Nevednichy ;
B) I I .�e2 0 - 0 1 2 .ie3 ie3 1 3 .�e3±
Nevednichy.
286 1 l .:gb7 ib6 1 2.�e2 0-0 l I 2 . . . �e7 ! ?]
1 3 .ia3 [ 1 3 .ibS �e7] �c6� -424/6.ctJ c3/
dll.
287 7 ...�h4?!
A) 8 .�e2 ctJcS 9 . ctJ c3 c6= Sarapu-Dive,
Wellington 1 988;
B) 8 .ie3 [ 8 . ctJ d2 ! ?] id7 9 . ctJ d2 ctJ d2
1 O.�d2± Buerge - Wagman, Mendrisio
op ( 1 ) 1 988.
7 ... ie6 ! ?
A) 8 .ie4 de 9.�e2 �dS 1 0.if4 �c6 1 l .ctJd2
ie7 1 2.:gfe l gS 1 3 .ig3 hS 1 4.h3 h4 I S .ih2
�c2 1 6.�bS l I 6.:gac l oo] �c6 1 7 .�c6 bc
1 8 . ctJ e4 0-0-0=/+ Djurhuus-G.Hernan­
dez, Thessaloniki 01 1 988;
B) 8 . c 3 ctJcS [8 . . . icS ! ?] 9.ic2 �h4 1 0.ie3
ctJd7 I U4 g6 1 2 . ctJ d2 ics 1 3 .ic5 ctJcS
1 4.�f3 �e7 I S .:gae l 0-0-0 1 6.�e3 mb8±
K ristj a nsson-Thorhallsson, Akureyri
1 994.
288 8.�f3 ie6 9 . ctJ c3 ctJd3 1 O.�d3
[o l O.cd] �d7 I l .:gd l c6 1 2 .�g3?! ifS+
Kovalev-Ionov, Moscow 1990.
8. i e 2
A) 8 . . . ifS 9 . ctJ d2 ie7 1 0. ctJ f3 ctJe6 I I .ie3
0-0 1 2.c3 c6 [ 1 2 . . . cS ? ! 1 3 .�b3 ! 1 1 3 .ctJd4
ctJ d4 1 4.cd f6 I S .:gc 1 ± Blatny-G.Hernan­
dez, Thessaloniki 01 1988;
B) 8 . . . c6
B 1 ) 9 . ctJ d2 f6 1 0.ef�f6 1 l . ctJ f3 ctJ e6 1 2.ie3
ic5 1 3 .ics ctJc5 1 4.c4 ie6 I S . ctJ d4 0-0-0
1 6 . ctJ e6 ctJe6 1 7 .ig4 m b 8 = Konstan-
tinopolsky-Lilienthal, USSR ch 1940;
B2) 9.�e3 �e7
B21) l O.e3 0-0 I I . ct:J d2 f6 1 2 .ef 1"lf6=
Adamson-Raetsky, corr 1 985;
B22) l O.f4 ct:Je4 I I . ct:Je3 [ I US \We7]
B221) 1 l . . .�fS 1 2. ct:J e4 ie4 1 3 .id3 id3
1 4 .\Wcl3 \WaS I S . m h l ieS 1 6 .id2 \Wa4
1 7 .fSt Suetin-Malich, Minsk 1964;
B222) 1 l . . .ct:Je3 1 2 .be \WaS 1 3 .\Wd2t;
C) 8 . . . ie7
C l ) 9.f4 fS= Forintos, Haag;
C2) 9.if3 ? ! e6 I 0.ct:Jd2 (Suchan-Grushev­
sky, Moscow 1986) 0-0 M6= ;
C 3 ) 9.ct:Je3 e 6 I 0.f4 d4+ I I .ct:Jb I ifS 1 2.ig4
\Wd7 1 3 .ifS \WfS 1 4.b4
C31) 1 4 . . . ct:J a6 I S . a3 1"l d 8 °o [ I S . . . f6 ! ? ]
Minic-Eng, Berlin 1984;
C32) 1 4 . . . ct:J e4 ! ? I S .\Wd4 1"lfd8�;
C4) 9.b3 0-0 I O.ib2 e6 1 1 . ct:J d2 as 1 2 .a3
\We7 1 3 . ct:J t3 id7 1 4.e4 de I S .ic4 ie6
1 6.\We2 ie4 1 7 .\Wc4 ct:J e6 1 8 .1"lfe l 1"lad8=
J.Polgar-Szmetan, Buenos Aires 1992.
289 8 ... ie6 9 . f4 ct:J d3 1 O.\Wd3 g6 1 1 .\WbS
\Wd7 1 2 .\Wb7 ieS 1 3 .mh l O-Ot
A) 1 4.fS ? ! gf l s .ih6 1"lfb8 1 6.\Wa6 1"lb4°o
Bademian-Pandavos, Dubai 01 1986;
B) 1 4.\WbS [ 1 4.1"ld 1 ! ? �ct:Je4; 1 4.\Wa6 ! ?] \WbS
l S . ct:J bS ibM.
8 ... ct:J d3
A) 9.\Wd3 e6 1 0. ct:J e2 ! ? [ 1 O.\Wg3 ifS] ie7
1 1 .\W g3t g6 1 2.e3 (Adams-Petrovic, Paris
1989) 1 2.ih6 ! ?t ;
B) 9.cd ie6 l O.d4 [ 1 O.\Wt3 �\Wg3] \Wd7
I I .\Wb3 e6 1 2. ct:J e2 ie7 1 3 .\Wg3 O-O-Of±/t
Velimirovic-Davidovic, Yugoslavia ch
1989.
290 A \W g3 .
9.ct:Je2 �e7 1 O. ct:J g 3 0-0 1 I .e3 ct:J d3 1 2.\Wd3
f6 1 3 .ef if6 1 4 .�e3 \We7 I S . 1"lae l b6
1 6 . ct:J h5 \W f7 1 7 . ct:J f6 \Wf6 1 8 .id4 \Wf7
338
1 9 .1"le3 ifS= Velimirovic-Kapelan, Vrsac
1989.
291 to.h3 ie7 1 I . 1"le I ct:J d3 1 2.ed 0-0
1 3 .if4 1"le8 1 4.a3 if8 1 S .d4 gS 1 6.ie3 2::1 e 6
1 7 . ct:J e2 1"l g 6 1 8 .\Wg3 \We4oo/t Geller·
Smejkal, Moscow 1981.
292 1O . ..ig4
A) 1 1 .\Wf4 ie7 = ;
B) 1 1 .\We3 ! ?t.
2 9 3 Is.its ifS 1 6.\WfS fe 1 7 :t1'ieS
(Geller-Plaskett, Sochi 1984) 1"lt7= [17 . . .
\Wf6 1 8 .\We7 b6] .
294 7.ct:Jf7 -44.
7.if4 ct:JeS 8 .ieS f6 9.if4 ct:J d6
A) 1 0.ct:Je3 e6 1 1 .0-0-0 \We2 1 2. ct:J e2 �d7
[ 1 2 . . . mt7 ! ? Forintos, Haag] 1 3 .h4 �n=
Matanovic-Udovcic, Skopje 1962;
B) 1 0 . ct:J d2 \We2 1 1 .ie2 ct:J fS 1 2 .0-0-0
0 - 0-0= Dueball-Paoli, Reggio Emilia
1973.
7.0-0 ct:J eS 8.de ct:JeS
A) 9 . f4 g6 1 O .ie3 ct:J d3 I I .\Wd3 c6=
1 2 .e4 ? ! ifS 1 3 .\Wb3 de 1 4.\We4 1"ld8t H en g·
Handoko, Asia ch 1987;
B ) 9.b3 ie6 1 O.f4 g6 1 I .ib2 0-0-0 1 2.itJd2
\t> b 8 1 3 . ct:J t3 \Wd7= Timman-Larsen,
Bugojno 1980.
295 8 ... gS
A) 9 . ct:J d7
AI) 9 . . . gf 1 O. ct:J f8 \t>f8 1 1 .ct:Je3± Rae tsky,
Chetverik;
A2) 9 . . . id7 1 O.ie7 ig7 [ 1 0 . . . 1"le8 I I .�eS
f6 1 2.ig3±] I I .ct:Je3 id4 1 2.ct:Je4± Raetsky,
Chetverik ;
B) 9 .ig1 ig7 1 0 . ct:J C3 0-0 I l .itJdS
[ 1 1 .0-0-0± Raetsky, Chetverik] 1 1 . . . 1Wd8
Bl) 1 2.0-0-0 ct:J b6 1 3 .ct:Je3 fSf± Bitman·
Schwarz, Moscow 1970;
B2) 1 2 . '2l d7 �d7 1 3 .�c7 �eS 1 4.�d6±
Forintos, Haag.
296 9-ffi I 0 . � g 3 f5 1 1 . '2l c 3 c6
1 2.0-0-0--+ �g5 1 3 .�bl �b4 1 4. '2l b5 f4
I S .ctJc7 �fS [ 1 5 . . . �dS 1 6. '2l aS fg 1 7 .d5 !
Raetsky, Chetverik] 1 6 .�e4 1 -0 Dely­
Malich, Pecs 1964.
297 14.�h2 g6
A) 1 5 .d5 �b6 1 6.�b6 ab 1 7 .'2lb5 i'!h7 I S .d6
1/2-Y2 Martinez-Lirindzakis, Thessaloni­
ki 01 1984;
B) 1 5 .�bl �h6 1 6.�g3 i'!h7= Karpov­
Hort, Amsterdam 1980;
298 15.d5 �d7 1 6.�a7
A) 16 . . . �d6? 1 7 .�a3 �e5 [ 1 7 . . . @c7
1 8.�a5 �d6 ( l S . . . @bS I 9 . '2l b5+-) 1 9.�b4
r%Jc7 20.'2l b5+ - Svec] I S .d6+- �d6
1 9.�b3 ! 1 -0 Svec-Wason, corr 1988
B) 16 . . . �d6 ! (Raetsky, Chetverik)
Bl) 1 7 .a4? �f4 I S .@b l �d6+ Harding;
B2) 1 7.�a5 �bS I S .i'!d4 ( l S .'2lb5 �c5 ) �c7
Harding;
B3) 1 7. i'!d4
B31) 1 7 . . . i'!de S ? I S .�a5 � b S 1 9 . i'! a4 !
Harding;
B32) 1 7 . . . �f4 I S . � b l �d6? 1 9.�a3 �e5
20.d6 �d4 2 1 .i'!d I +- Harding;
B33) 1 7 . . . i'!bS ! ? [ 1 7 . . . i'!cS ! ?] Harding
299 7 ... '2l c6? S .�d5 '2l e7 9 . '2l c3± Thor­
gersen-Nordby, Gausdal Peer Gynt 1988.
7 1e6? S . de de 9 . '2l c3 �d4 1 O .�b5
...
c 6 1 1 .�b7 i'! c S 1 2 .�e3 �e5 1 3 .�a7
[ 1 3.0 - 0 - 0± Raetsky, Chetverik] 1 3 . . . �b4
1 4.�d4 �d4 1 5 .�d4 0-0 1 6.a3 c5 1 7 .�e5
ia5 I S .0-0-0± Suetin-Radulov, Athens
1984.
300 8.'2l c4?! '2l b6 9 . '2l c3 '2lc4 l O.�c4
�b4+ 1 1 .�b5 c6 1 2 .�e5 �e6 1 3 .a3 �c4
1 4.�e3 0-0-0 1 5 .�a5 �d6 1 6.b3 b6 1 7 .bc
ba l S.c5 �c7 1 9 . '2l e4 �d5 20.'2lc3 �g2
2 1 .i'!gl �f3 22.i'!g7 i'!hgS+ Y.Gruenfeld­
Lev, Hertzliya 1993.
301 8 ...�e7? 9.de 0-0 1 0.G-{) :ge8
1 1 . '2lc3 c6 1 2.�e3 �a5 1 3 .a3 �fS 1 4.f4 f6
1 5 .b4 �c7 1 6 .�d4± Barcenilla-Yeoh,
Asian tch 1993.
8 ... �d6? ! 9 .de �e7 1 0.0-0 0-0 I I .�f4 i'!e8
1 2 .i'!e l f6 1 3 . '2l d2 fe 1 4.�g3 �d7 1 5 . '2l f3
�c6 1 6 .�c4 �f7 1 7 .�f7 � f7 I S . '2l e5±
Suetin-Bex, Bie1 1 995.
302 9.de �d5
A) l O.�g4 h5 I I .�h3
AI) I I . . .�e6 1 2.�e3 h4 1 3 . lLl c 3 h3 1 4.g3
�b4 1 5 .�d2 �c3 1 6.�c3 �d5 1 7 .f3 0-0-0
I S .�f2:j:: Tiviakov-Barua, Calcutta 1994;
A2) l I . .. g 5 ! ? 1 2 . 0-0 g4 1 3 . �d3 �c6
1 4.�dS i'!dS 1 5 .lLlc3 h4 1 6.�f4 �c5 1 7 .i'!fd l
i'!d4 I S .i'!d4 �d4 1 9.i'!d I �c 3 = Nolte-Levi,
Canberra 1995;
A3) I I . . .�e7 1 2 . f4 �e6 ! 1 3 .�e6 fe 1 4. 0-0
�c5 1 5 .@h l 0- 0-0 1 6. '2l c 3 �c6 1 7 . f5 i'!d4 !
I S .h3 i'!g4 ! -+ Larsen;
B) 1 0.�a4 �c6 1 1 .�g4 h5 1 2.�h3 �d5
1 3 .0-0 �e5 1 4.�d2 �d7 1 5 .�b3 0-0-0
1 6 . i'! e l �f5 [ 1 6 . . . �h5 ! ?] 1 7 .�e3 �d6
00 . I S. lLl d2= Tiberkov-Schwartzman, Copen­
hagen 1990.
303 10.c4? �b4 I I . '2l c3 0-0-0 1 2.0-0
[ 1 2.d5 ? �d5 1 3 .�d5 ? �eS] �c4+ Maka­
rychev-Shmuradko, Witebsk 198 1 . 10.c3
�d6t.
304 Keres.
11.'2lc3 -51.
11 .0-0 -52.
339
305 1 1 ...a6 1 2.<�Jc3 f5 1 3 .d5
1 4 . 0-0-0 [ 1 4.0-0] �d6;tj± Barcenilla­
Barua, Cebu 1992.
11 'tMfc6 1 2.ctJc3
•••
A) 12 . . . 'tMfg2 1 3 .0-0-0 b6 1 4 .'tMfa7 'tMfb7
1 5 .'tMfa4 �e7 1 6.d5 �f5 1 7 . ctJ b5 ± Mik­
kelsen-Korning, corr 1987;
B) 1 2 . . . b6 1 3 .'tMfa6 [ 1 3 .'tMfa7 'tMfg2 1 4.0-0-0
'tMfb7 -A)] \t>b8 1 4.ctJb5 �c4 1 5 .a4 �b4 1 6.c3
�d6 1 7 .'tMfa7 \t>c8 1 8 .0-0-0 'tMfg2 1 9 .d5 !±
Hort-Short, Bundesliga 1986.
11 ... �d5 1 2 . ctJ c3 �g2 1 3 .gg 1 b6 1 4.'tMfa7
�b7 1 5 .0-0-0± Udalov-Raetsky, corr
1982.
11 ...b6 (Raetsky, Chetverik) 1 2.'tMfa7
[ 1 2.'tMfa6 'tt> b 8 1 3 . ctJ c3 �b4] �d5
A) 1 3 .ctJc3 �b4
A I ) 1 4.0-0-0 �c3 1 5 .bc 'tMfc6 1 6.'tMfa3 'tt> d 7�
Raetsky, Chetverik;
A2) 1 4.0-0 �g2 ;
A3) 1 4.'tMfa6
A31) 1 4 . . . �b7 1 5 .'tMfc4 �g2 1 6.gg1 �c3
1 7 .'tMfc3 �f3 1 8 .a4 t;
A32) 14 . . . \t>b8 1 5 .0-0-0 �c3 1 6.bc 'tMfc6�;
B) 1 3 .f3 �b4 1 4.'tt> f2 ghe8oo;
C) 1 3 . ctJd2 �g2 1 4.gg 1 �b7 1 5 .a4;!; ;
D) 1 3 .a4 'tMfc6 1 4.c3 �g2 1 5 . g g 1 g e 8
1 6.ctJd2;!;.
306 12.dS? b6.
12.ctJd2?! �d5 1 3 .0-0 �d6 1 4.gfe 1 'tMfg4
1 5 .f3 'tMfh5 t Kislov-Raetsky, Voronezh
1982.
307 IS.c3;!; Raetsky, Chetverik.
308 10 ... 'tMfc6 I I . ctJ c 3 [ 1 1 . 0-0 �d6] �b4
1 2 .0-0 �c3 1 3 .bc 0-0-0= Gurgenidze­
Dorfman, Volgodonsk USSR ch( ll) 198 1 .
309 1 1 .ctJd2 0-0-0 1 2 .c3 f6 1 3 .'tMfg3 �d6
1 4.'tMff3 ghe8 1 5 . h3 f5 -; 1 6.d5 �d5 1 7 .'tMfd5
�f7 ge3 ! + Unzicker-Eng, Bundesliga 1984.
1 1 .ctJ c3 -51.
3 1 0 12.'tMfg7 0-0-0 1 3 .ctJ d2
A ) 1 3 . . . 'tMfb5 ? ! 1 4.0-0-0 'tMfa4 1 5 .ctJe4 ! Wa2
1 6. ctJ d6 cd 1 7 .'tMff6± Oll-Khalifman, Sochi
1984;
B) 1 3 . . . 'tMfc6 ! ? 1 4.0-0-0 �f5 � Wc3�
Schwarz.
12.'tMfaS
A) 1 2 . . . b6 1 3 .'tMfg5 h6 1 4.'tMfhS Wc6�
Zivodov-Kuznetzov, Russia ch 1 987;
B) 1 2 ...'tMfc6 !
B l ) 1 3 .0-0? �d5+/-+ 1 4.f3 b6 1 5 .'lWa6 ic4
1 6.d5 'tMfd5 1 7 .'tMfa4 b5 1 8 .'tMfd l 'tMfe5 1 9.'�1f2
'tMfh2 20.f4 �fl 0- 1 Klinger-Wolff, Baguio
junior wch 1987 ;
B2) 1 3 .f3 �d5 1 4. ctJ d2 (Mortensen-Borik
Malta (01) ;!; ECO)
B21) 1 4 . . . a6? ! 1 5 .b3 [ 1 5 .c4? �c4 1 6.1'1e l
'tMfb5 1 7 . ctJ c4?? �b4] b6 1 6.'tMfa4 'tMfa4 1 7.ba
�c6
B211) 1 8 .ctJ c4= Raetsky, Chetverik;
B212) 1 8 .a5;!;;
B22) 14 . . . 0-0 1 5 .0-0 [ 1 5 .c4? �c4 1 6.1'1e l
'tMfb5 1 7 .ctJc4?? �b4+- ; 1 5 .'tt> f2 b5 ! Raetsky,
Chetverik]
B221) 1 5 . . . gae8 I 6.1"1fe I b6 I 7 .'tMfa6 ih2
1 8 . 'tt> h2 ge3'!' Luij pen-Quint, Holland
1983 ;
B222) 1 5 . . . gfe8
B2221 ) 1 6.�f2
B222 1 1 ) 1 6 . . . �f4? ! King/Sehner NIC YBt
6;
B22212) 1 6 . . . ge2 1 7 .c4 �c4 1 8 . g ae l
[ 1 8 .gfc l b5 1 9. ctJ c4 bc 20.b3 �h2 2 1 .WfI
gae8 22.gc4 'tMfe6] b5 1 9 . ctJ c4 [ 1 9.b3 Wb6 1 j
b c 20.b3 'tMf b 6 2 1 .'tMfb6 a b 22.bc gaa2,!,
Toistikh ;
B222 13) 1 6 . . . b6 1 7 .'tMfa6 �h2 ! 1 8 . 'tt> h 2 Wh6
1 9.'tt> g l 'tMfd2 20.gab I [20.c4 (Tolstikh) iD '
Yusupov] �f3 ! Raetsky, Chetverik;
340
B2222) I 6.1"\fe I b6 1 7 :�V<li �h2 1 8 .mh2
l:l:e3
B22221 ) 1 9 .1"\e3 �h6 20.mg3 �e3 2 1 . lLl f l
lJ!1e6 22.�d3 �a2 23.lLle3 �d6 24.mf2 �e6+
Fedoseev-Raetsky, corr 1 983- 1 984;
822222) 1 9.mg I �e6 20.�f1 + Barcenilla,­
Ye Rongguang, Beijing 1992;
B2223) 1 6.�g5 1"\e2 ! 1 7 .c4? ! [ 1 7 .1"\fe l 1"\d2
1 8 .�d2 b6 1 9.�a6 �c4 20.d5 �c5 2 1 .�e3+
Raetsky, Chetverik] �h2 ! 1 8 .mh I [ 1 8 .�h2
IJ!1d6+�] �g6 1 9 .�d5 �f4 ! 20.g4 �g5 0- 1
Sorokin-Raetsky, Krasnodar 1984;
82224) 1 6.1"\ae l ! ? b6 1 7 .�a6 �h2 1 8 .mh2
E\e3 1 9 .1"\e3 �h6 20.mgl �e3 2 1 .1"\f2 c5
22.dc= [22.c4? �d3 23 .�a4 �d4+J Toistikh
-60/303.
3 1 1 13 ... g6! ?
3 1 2 15.lLl d2� �b5 1 6.a4 �d3 1 7 .�e4
lJ!1e4 1 8 . lLl e4 1"\he8 1 9. 1Ll d6 1"\d6 20.md2;!;
Lanc-Haba, Prague Bohemians-A 1989.
31 3 13.�g3 �c3 1 4.bc h5
A) 1 5 .h4 g5
A I ) 1 6.hg? h4 1 7 .�h2 h3 1 8 .g3
All ) 1 8 . . . �c6 1 9.gf�d5�I+ Nun-Finegold,
Prague 1990;
A12) 1 8 . . . �d5 ! ?+ X�h2 Raetsky, Chet­
verik;
A2) 1 6.f3 1"\dg8 1 7 .1"\f2 �c6 1 8 .�d2 g4 1 9.f4
�c4+ Karpov-Larsen, Tilburg 1980;
B) 1 5 .f3 h4 1 6.�f2 h3 1 7 .g3 �c6 1 8 .a4 as
1 9 .1:l:fb 1 �c4+ Gurgenidze-Rozentalis,
Kharkov USSR ch ( lI) 1985.
13.'&e4 �c3 1 4.bc �d5 1 5 .�d3 �c6 1 6. f3
h5 1 7 . l:l:fe l g5� 1 8 . �d2 g4 1 9 . 1"\e7 g f
2o.if4°o Sveshnikov-Rozentalis, Riga 30'
1986.
31 4 1 3 . . . �c3 ! ? Larsen.
341
3 1 5 15.�d5 �h2 1 6. mh2 �d5 1 7 . lLl d5
1"\d5 1/2-Y2 Unzicker-Rogoff, Amsterdam
1980.
3 1 6 1l .c3 �d6 1 2 .�a5 �d5� I.Zaitsev.
3 1 7 1l . . . �d6 1 2 .�a5 �d5 1 3 . f3 �e6
1 4.�d2 1"\he8---+
A) 1 5 .�f4 �f4 1 6.�f4 �c4;
B) 1 5 . lLlc3 �e3 1 6.�e3 1"\e3 1 7 . lLl d5 1"\e2+ .
3 1 8 12.lLlc3 -51.
12.a3
A) 1 2 . . . �d6 1 3 .�a5 �d5 [L1�g2, �g4]
1 4.f3 ;
B ) 1 2 . . . f6 ! ?
3 1 9 1 2 ...�d6 ! ? 1 3 .�a5 �d5°o.
320 13 �d6 1 4.�f4
•..
A) 1 4 . . . �e7 1 5 .1"\e l 1"\de8
AI) 1 6 .�c7 �d5 r 1 6 . . . �f5 ] 1 7 .�f4 g5
1 8 .�e3 �d6 Ninov, Kostakiev;
A2) 1 6. lLl d2 h5 1 7 .h3
A21) 1 7 . . . h4 1 8 .�e3;
A22) 1 7 . . . g5 1 8 .�c7 �f5 ! 1 9.�b8 [ 1 9 .�a5
�d6 20.�f3 g4+] h4 20.�h2 b5 lL1mb7J
2 1 .1"\e3 mb7 22.1"\ae1 1"\h7 2 3 . lLl b3 ! ! 1"\b8
24.lLla5 ! [24.1"\e7 ? 1"\e7 25 . lLl c 5 ma8�+ J ma6
[24 . . . ma8 25 .1"\e7 1"\e7 26.1"\e7 �e7 27 .�b8
mb8 2 8 . lLl c6+�] 25 .�b8 m aS 2 6 . a4 ! ---+
Ninov, Kostakiev ;
A23) 1 7 . . . �f5 ! ? 1 8 .�g7 !
A231) 1 8 . . . 1"\hg8 1 9.�f7 �h3 20.�g3 h4
2 1 .gh hg 22 .�e6± Ninov, Kostakiev;
A232) 1 8 . . . h4 ! 1 9.�17 ! 1"\h7 20.�c4 1"\g7
2 1 .mh2 1"\eg8 22.1"\g I �d6 23.d5 ! l23 .�d6 ? !
�d6 24.mh l �d7 25 .mh2 �d6=] (Ninov­
C . Chandler, corr 1994/95) 0 2 3 " .1"\g6
24.�d6 �d6 25 .f4 �d7 [L126 . lLl f3 ? ! �g7 ! !
27 . lLl h4 �h3 ! ! 2 8 . lLl g6 �f5 � ] 2 6 . d 6 ! ±
Ninov, Kostakiev -64/291 ;
B) 1 4 . . . if8 I S .fle l (Ninov-Raetsky,
Primorsko 1 990) it700 Raetsky, Chet­
verik.

321 IS.f4?! h4 1 6 .Wf2 h 3 �/t Segal­

Halasz, Beersheva II 199 1 .
IS.f3 gS [ I S . . . h4 1 6 .W f2 g S 1 7 . c4oo/::j;]
1 6.c4 fS 1 7 .WeS id6 1 8 .WaS if4 \ 9 .if4
Wd4 20j�f2 gf 2 1 . liJ b3 Wb6 22 .Wb6 ab
( Kir.Georgiev-Salov, Leningrad 1 987)
2 3 . flc l ! ? L'lfld6 24.cS bc 2 S . liJ c5 flhd8
26.liJe6 fle6 27.flfc2 c6 2 8 . ct? f l ::j; Yurkov.

342
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7.0-0 RJ 9 gS •••

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4 .1d3 dS S . CLl eS CLl d7 6 . CLl d7 1d7 7 . 0 - 0 322
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
53 �g5323 C 3 324 CDd2 32
6
Wff c 2 �h4
325
�e7 �fe l CD f3 ;!;
CDf6 7
�e7 C6 0-0 h6 CDh532 Wffe7 Wffd6 CDf432
8
329 1
54 C4 CD c 3 33 �c 4 �f4 �e l Wff f3 d5 de ;!;
�e7 CD f6330 de 0-0 � f5 Wffd7 c6 m
�g4 bc
55 c5 �f4 b4 �el Wff c 2 h 3 334 ;!;
�e6 0-0 c6333 Wffd7 �fe8 g6 CDh5335
6 337
56 C 433 Cd CD c 3 Wffh5 41
be Wffd5 �h6 h43
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�d6 c6 cd CD c 3 m 33 9 40
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4
g6 Wff c i �fe8 �e6342
57 Wffh5 Wffd534 Wffh 5 Wffh 3 34
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CD c 3
0 _0 343 45 46
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58 3 51
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59 Wffh 5354 Wff f7 356 be �f4 Wfff6 �fel �e 3
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Wfff6 Wffd43 3 0-0 -0 355 CD c 3 357 Wffe5358 Wfff63
59 60
gf �c 5 �e 3 3
60 �e4 CD c 3 CDe4 f3362 �f4
364
Wffd 3 g4 a4
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3 61 6 65
de 0-0-0 Wffg6 h 53 3 h43 h3 3
66
Wffb63
67
�e63
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3 69 3 71 7 ;!;
61 . . .
C4 C5 CD c 3 3 3 CDe2 375 �e 3 3
77
�c 13
79
fe c6
70 7
Wh4 0 - 0 - 0 3 g6 3 2 �g i
74
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76 m 80
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8
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62 86
. . .
g3 CD d5 CDf4 3
CD c 53 82 Wffh 3 CDe4 4 3 8
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343
322 7.ciJ c3
A) 7 . . . �b4 8 . 0-0 CLlc3 9.bc �c3 1 0.gb l
A I ) l O . . . �d4? 1 l .�a3
A l l) 1 I . . . 'Wf6 1 2 . gb7 0-0-0 [ 1 2 . . . �b6
1 3 .gel �e6 1 4.�bS Forintos, Haag]
1 3 .'Wb I �c6 [ 1 3 . . . �b6 1 4.�a6] 1 4.gb8 �d7
I S .gd8 gd8 1 6 . c 3 !+- [ t.�fSl Syrnnel­
Kahn, Eger 1988;
A 12) 1 1 . . . �b6 1 2 .gel �e6 1 3 .�5 'Wd7
1 4.'Wg4 !± Forintos, Haag;
A2) 1 0 . . . 0-0 l I .gb7 ,1 'WhS , t.�h7 ±
Forintos, Haag;
A3) l O . . . �c6 I l .�al 'Wf6 1 2 .'Wg4 \t>d8°o
Boog-Arlandi, Genf 1988 ;
B) 7 . . . CLlc3 8.bc �d6 9.0-0 0-0 -469.
7.�f4 'Wf6 8 .�e4 'Wf4 9.�dS 0-0-0
( Khaleev-Raetsky, corr 1 983) 1 0 . g 3
( l O.'Wd2 ge8 l l .\t>dl 'Wf6oo) g e 8 I l . �fl
�h3 1 2.�g2 �g2 1 3 .\t>g2 'We4 1 4.'Wf3 'Wd4=
Raetsky, Chetverik.
7.CLld2
A) 7 . . . 'Wh4 8 . 0-0 CLl d2 9 .'Wd2
A I ) 9 . . . 'Wd4 ? ! l O.ge l
A l l) l O . . . �d8 ? ! 1 l .'WgS f6 1 2.'WhS �b4
1 3 .c3 'Wd3 1 4 .cb4--+ Monakov-Chehov,
Moscow 1975;
A 12) o l O . . . �e7 1 l .'WaS ! ? b6 1 2 .'Wa6�;
A2) 9 . . . �d6 ! l O.'We2 ( l O.ge l ? ! �f8 1 l .f4?
�f4-+) �e6 1 1 .f4 0-0-0= Raetsky, Chet­
verik;
B) 7 ... CLl d2 8 .�d2
B l ) 8 . . . 'We7 9 .'We2 'We2= Ma Hong Ding-
Ye Rongguang, China tch 1987;
B2) 8 ... 'Wf6 9.'We2 �e6= Simic-Kapelan,
Vrsac 198 1 .
7.'We2 'We7 8 . 0-0 0-0-0
A) 9.c4
AI) 9 . . . CLld6 l O.cd 'We2 1 l .�e2
All) 1 l . . . CLl fS 1 2 .gd I �e7
Al11) 1 3 .�f4? ! gS 1 4.�eS f6= Sakharov­
Guldin, Kiev 1959/60;
A 1l2) 1 3 .CLlc3 ! �f6 1 4.�f4 CLl d4 I S .�dS
344
t.gc I Forintos, Haag;
A 12) 1 l . . . �bS 1 2 .�bS CLl bS 1 3 .�e3 gd5
1 4.CLlc3±;
A2) 9 ... CLl f6 ! ? Forintos, Haag;
B) 9.�f4? gS Euwe;
C) 9 . CLl d2 CLl gS 1 0 .'We7 �e7 1 l .f4 CLle6
1 2.CLlf3 gdf8 1 3 .fS CLld8 1 4.CLleS �e8 I S.CLlg4
f6 1 6 .�f4 �f7 1 7 .gae l ge8 1 8.c3 md7
V2- V2 Geller-Arkhipov, Moscow 1986.
323 8.ge1 �e7
A) 9.'We2 �e6 ! I 0 . f4 g6 t. l l .fS ? gf [t.CLle4 J
Forintos, Haag.
B) 9.�gS 0-0
Bl) 1 0 . CLl c 3 c6 1 l .'Wd2 ge8 1 2 .h3 �e6
1 3 . ge2 CLl hS 1 4 .�e7 'We7 I S . ge5 g 6 =
Filipovic-Michaelsen, Berlin 1988;
B2) I O.�ffi �f6 1 1 .'Wh5 g6 1 2 .'WdS �e6
1 3 .'Wd8 gfd8 1 4.c3 c5 I S . CLld2 cd 1 6.c4=;
B3) 1 0.c3 c6
B31 ) 1 1 .'Wc2 h6=1± ;
B32) 1 1 .'Wb3 b6=1±.
C) 9 .�f4 �e6 1 0 . CLl c 3 c6 I l . CLl e2 0 - 0
1 2.�e5 'Wd7 1 3 . CLl g3t CLl g4 1 4.f4 �h4??
[o I 4 . . . CLl e S ] I S . fS+- �g3 1 6 .'Wg4 �e5
1 7 .geS 1 -0 Tatai-Arlandi, Reggio Emilia
1 994.
8.c4 �e6 !
A) 9.cS g6
A I ) l O.'Wa4 ? ! 'Wd7 1 l .'Wb3 c6 1 2.�f4 CLlh5=
Prasad-Arlandi, Thessaloniki 01 1988;
A2) 0 l O.'Wb3 ;
B) 9.cd CLldS l O.CLlc3 �e7 I l .ge l = .
8.c3 �e7 9 .'Wb3 gb8 [9 . . . b6 1 0.�gS c6]
1 0.�gS �e6.
324 9.�f6 �f6 I O.ge I �e6=.
9.CLld2 0-0 ! l O.�f6 �f6 1 l .'WhS g6 1 2.�d5
�c6= 1 3 .'Wd8 gad8 1 4. CLl b3 [ 1 4.c3 ? ! �d4]
�d4 I S . CLl d4 gd4= Raetsky, Chetverik.
9.c4 ! ? Raetsky, Chetverik.
325 9 0-0? l O.�f6 �f6 1 1 .'WhS+-.
..•
326 10.iWb3 iWb6 [ 1 O . . . b6 ! ?] I l .iWc2 h6
1 2.�f6 �f6 1 3 .Ei:e l <j;Jf8 1 4.ct:Jd2 Ei:e8 I S .ct:Jf3
ge I 1 6.Ei:e I g6± .
10.�f6 �f6 I I .Ei:e l ! ?
10.iWc2 h6 [ 1 O . . .�e6 I I .Ei:e I ] I l .�ffi �f6
1 2.Ei:e 1 ;1; .
327 1 2 ...iWc7 1 3 .Ei:ae l Ei:ae8 1 4. ct:J f3:1;.
12...Ei:e8 1 3 .Ei:ae l [ 1 3 . ct:J f3 ct:J e4] ct:JhS 1 4.�e7
ge7 I S . ct:J f3 ct:J f4;1; .
328 16.�h7 [ 1 6.�fl ] mh8 1 7 .�5 �fS
1 8 .'&fS:1; Geller-Smyslov, Moscow 198 1 .
329 8.Ei:el
A) 8 . . . 0-0
A I ) 9.c4 ct:J f6 1 O.�gS �e6 I I .b3 c6= Mus­
Packroff, corr 1990;
A2) 9.�e4 de 1 0.Ei:e4
A21 ) 1 O . . . �c6 I l .dS ! [ 1 1 .Ei:el iWdS 1 2.f3
1d6i ]
A211) 1 l . . .�dS 1 2 .Ei:d4 c6 1 3 .c4
A2111) 1 3 . . .�f6 1 4.Ei:d3 �c4 I S .Ei:d8 Ei:ad8
1 6.�d2 ! �b2 1 7 .iWc2 �a l 1 8 .iWc4±;
A2112) 1 3 . . . 1cS 1 4.Ei:d2 �c4 I S .Ei:d8 Ei:ad8
1 6.iWc2± ;
A212) 1 1 . . .�f6 1 2 .c4 �d7 [ 1 2 . . . bS 1 3 .ct:Jc3
1c3 1 4.bc bc I S .Ei:d4±] 1 3 .ct:Jc3 1c3 1 4.bc
1fS;1;/± Torre-Rogoff 1976;
A22) 1 O . . . �f6 ! ?;
B) 8 . . . ct:J f6 -323.
S.li.:lc3
A) 8 . . . ct:Jc3 9.bc c6 1 O.Ei:b l b6 I l .iWhS±;
B) 8 . . . ct:J f6 9.iWf3 c6 1 O.�f4 0-0=/;1; .
S.c3 0-0 9.iWc2 �d6 1 O.�e4? de I l .iWe4
1bS
A) 1 2.Ei:dl Ei:e8 1 3 .iWb7 �e2 1 4.Ei:el �a6
I S .Ei:e8 iWe8 1 6.iWa6 iWe i 1 7 .iWfI �h2+-;
B) 1 2.c4 �c4+ 1 3 .Ei:el �dS 1 4.iWd3 iWh4
I S .h3 Ei:ae8 1 6.Ei:d l ? ! �e4 1 7 .iWc4 �f3 0- 1
Enders-Yusupov, Bundesliga 1994.
S.�f3?! O-O !
345
A) 9.�e4 de 1 O.iWe4 �c6 I l .iWd3 iWdS+.
B) 9.c4 �c6 1 O.cd iWdS I I .Ei:e l fS i.
C) 9.c3 �d6 ! 1 O. ct:J d2 [ 1 0.�e4? -8.c3] fS !
[ 1 O . . . ct:JgS=] I l .c4 c6 1 2 . ct:J b3 [��f4] iWc7
1 3 .h3 dc 1 4.�c4 <j;Jh8 I S .�d2 Ei:ae8 1 6.Ei:ac l
iWb8 ! 1 7 . a4 Ei:e7 ! + Timman-Yusupov,
Linares m(4) 199 1 .
8.�e4 d e 9.Ei:e I fS 1 O.f3 0-0 I l . fe fe4�.
330 8 ... c6 ! ?
A) 9 . ct:J c3 ct:Jc3 1 O.bc dc 1 1 .�c4 0-0 1 2.a4
�d6 1 3 .iWhS iWf6 1 4.�d3 h6 I S .�e3 Ei:fe8
1 6.c4 cS 1 7 .dc �eS 1 8.Ei:a3 Ei:ad8� Xie Jun­
Lelchuk, Helsinki 1992;
B) 9.Ei:e I ! ? ct:J f6
Bl) 1 O.iWb3 b6 1 1 .ct:Jc3 �e6 1 2.�g5 0-0
I 3 . Ei:ad I Ei:e8 1 4.f4? ! l I 4.�f6; 1 4.h3] 1 4 . . . h6
I S .�h4 dc 1 6.�c4 �c4 1 7 .iWc4 iWd6 1 8 .Ei:eS
ct:J g4 ! 1 9.�e7 ct:J eS+ A.Rodriguez-Casafus,
Argentine 1994;
B2) 1 0.ct:Jc3 �e6 I l .cS 55 - .
3 3 1 9.cd ct:JdS 1 O.ct:Jc3 ct:Jc3 I l .bc 0-0
A) 1 2 .Ei:b I b6 1 3 . Ei: e l �f6 1 4 .�f4 �e6
I S .iWc2 g6 1 6.�e4 �dS 1 7 .a4 c6= Diaz­
Gomez, Bogota 199 1 ;
B) 1 2 .�e4 Ei: b 8 1 3 .iWhS fS 1 4.�d5 m h 8
I S .iWf3 c6 1 6.�b3 �d6 1 7 .�f4 iWc7;1; Prie­
Fritzsche, Strasbourg 199 1 .
9.iWb3
A) 9 . . . �c6 1 0.cS;
B) 9 . . . 0-0
Bl) 1 O.iWb7 Ei:b8 I l .iWa6°o [ l l .iWa7 Ei:a8=]
Ei:b6 1 2.iWa7 dc 1 3 .�c4 �c6�;
B2) 1 O.cd �d6 1 1 . ct:J d2 �g4 1 2.h3 �hS
1 3 .iWb7 [o I 3 . <j;Jh l ±] ct:J dS 1 4.g3 Ii.:l b4�
I S .iWbS Ii.:l d3 1 6.iWhS �g3 != Leko-Weh­
meier, Lippstadt 1993.
332 16. iW g3 Ei:ae8 I 7 .�g5 �d8;1; 1 8 . h3
�e6 1 9 .�e2 �c7 20.�f4 �f4 2 l .iWf4 ct:JdS
22.iWd4 Ei:b8 23 .b3 Ei:fd8 24.�f3 cS 2S .iWd2
tLl b4= Nijboer-Yusupov, Wolvega (25min)
1992.
333 11 ... b6 1 2 .b4 as 1 3 . tLl bS tLle8 1 4.cb
cbt Schoeneberg-Hennings, Berlin 1968.
11 ...�g4 [t.. � hS-g6] 1 2.�c2 c6 1 3 .gfe l t
Radulov-Kochiev, Sofia 198 1 .
334 1 5 . tLl e2 tLlhS 1 6.�e3 �f6 1 7 .gab I
tLlg7 1 8.f3 �fS= Leko,-Casafus, Buenos
Aires, 1994.
335 16.�e5 �gS
A) 1 7 .bS tLl f4 1 8 .�f 1 �fS 1 9.�d l f6 20.�d6
ge l 2 1 .�e l ge8 22.�d l hS= Kindermann­
Yusupov, Garmisch-Partenkirchen 25'
1994;
B) o I 7 . tLl e2t.
336 8.ge l ? ! �h2=.
8.�h5? ! tLl f6 [8 . . . �e6 ! ?] 9.ge I �e7 I 0.�e2
�e6=.
337 9.tLl c3
A) 9 . . . 0-0 I O.�hS [ 1 O.cd tLl c 3 I l .bc cd -
B2] tLl f6 I I .�h4 dc 1 2.�c4 ge8 1 3 .�gS h6
1 4.�ffi �f6 I S .�f6 gf= Sveshnikov­
Mikhalchishin, Kuibyshev USSR ch( lI)
1986;
B) 9 . . . tLlc3 I O.bc
Bl) 1 0 . . . dc ? ! I l . g e l �e7 1 2 .�a3 �e6
1 3 .�e7 �e7 1 4 . �c4 0-0 I S . g e5 �a3
1 6.�e6 fe 1 7 .�e l t Short-Huebner, Wijk
aan Zee 1986;
B2) 1 0 . . . O-O ! I l .cd cd -56.
338 11 ...a6? 1 2 .gel �e6 1 3 .�h5 �d7
1 4.c4 !
A) 1 4 . . . g6 I S .�dS 0-0-0 1 6.�aS ! [ 1 6.�f3
�b400] �c7 1 7 .�c3 �d4 1 8 . �d4 gd4
1 9.�b2± Wolff;
346
B) 1 4 . . . �b4 ! ? I S .cd ! �e l 1 6.de �e6
1 7 .�a3--+ Hellers;
C) 1 4 . . . 0-0--0 I S .cS �c7 1 6.�g5 gde8
1 7 .c6 ! --+ -44/377 Hellers-Wolff, Baguio
City 1987.
339 12 ...f5? 1 3 .�t3 �e6 1 4 .gel �d7
I S .�f4 gac8 1 6.gac 1 �a3 1 7 .gc2 a6
1 8 .�eS±.
340 = Short.
341 15.c4 �e6 [ I S . . . �h2? 1 6.�h l
Tiviakov] 1 6.�f3 �c4 1 7 .�f6 [ 1 7.gac l b5=
Tiviakov] �f8 1 8 .�f4 [ 1 8 .�f8 gf8 1 9.9ac 1
bS= Tiviakov] � d8 1 9 . � d8 ged8
[ 1 9 . . . gad8? 20.�c4 gd4 2 1 .�bS ] 20.�c4
gd4=.
15.f4 �e6 [ I S . . . ge3 ! ?00] 1 6.�gS [ 1 6.�f3
�c3 ] �c3 1 7 .�f6 �f8 1 8 .�f8 gf800 t.. 1 9.f5
�d3 20.fe �e3 Tiviakov.
15.h3 ! ? �e6 1 6 . �f3 � c 3 1 7 . �ffi �f8
1 8 .�f8 gf8t Tiviakov.
15.�f3 ! ? �c3 [ I S . . . �h2? 1 6. �h l ] 1 6.�f6
�f8 1 7 .�f8 gf8 1 8 .�e4 �c6 ! 1 9.9ac l
A) 1 9 . . . �b4 20.�c6 bc 2 1 .gc6 gadS;!; !'J.
22Jla6 �d4 23 .�d4 gd4 Tiviakov;
B) 1 9 . . . �b2 ! = .
342 1 5 .•. �e6- 1 6.�f3 �c3 - 1 7 .�f6 �f8
1 8 .�f8 gf8
A) 1 9 .�e4 gad8 2 0 . g fd l �dS 2 1 . h 5
[2 1 .gac 1 �a3 22.hS �d6] �c6= Tiviakov;
B) 1 9.9fd l
Bl) 1 9 . . . gad 8 ? 20.�g6 ! h g 2 1 . hS gh
[2 l . . .�h7 22.gac l +- t.. hg] 22.�g5 �h7
23 .�h5 �g7 24.�g5 �h7 2S .gac ) +- �
Tiviakov;
B2) 1 9 . . . gfd8 20.�e4 �dS 2 1 .gacl �a5
[2 l . . .�a3 22.gc7] 22.�eS± Tiviakov;
B3) 1 9 . . . �aS ! 20.�e4
B31) 20 . . . �dS ? ! 2 1 .hS �d8 22.�e5 �e4
23.h6 f6 24.iWe4± Tiviakov;
B32) 20 . . . iWd8
B321) 2 1 .iWe5 2':1e8 ! [2 1 . . .iWh4 22 .ib7±]
2 2 . ib7 2':1b8 2 3 .ic6 id7 24.iWeS ie6
2S .1Mfe6 iWh4= Tiviakov;
B322) 2 1 .iWf4 idS 22.hS 2':1e8 23 .idS iWdS=
�24.h6 2':1e6 �gS Tiviakov;
B323) 2 I .iWf3 ! ? L1 iWh4 22.ib7 ig4 [22 . . .
:gab8 ! ?; 2 2 . . . §ad8 ! ?oo] 2 3 .iWf4 Tiviakov;
B324) 2 1 .iWd8 2':1ad8 22.dS [22.ib7 §d7
�§fd8 23 .ie6 2':1d6 24.dS §fd8= Tiviakov]
ifS ! = Tiviakov-Yusupov, Groningen 1994
-62/337.
343 10 . . . ctJ f6?! I I . 2':1el ie7 [ 1 1 . . . ie6?
1 2. §e6 ! mf8 1 3 . 2':1f6+- ] 1 2. iWe2± Svesh­
nikov.
10 ..iWf6 ! ?
.
A) I l .iWdS i e 6 1 2 .ibS 0-0-0 1 3 .ie6
[ 1 3 .iWe4 ih2 ! 1 4. mh2 2':1d4=t L1 1 S . . . iWeS ]
�h2 1 4.mh2 2':1dS I s .idS iWd6=t ;
B) I l . ctJ e 3 [ l l .ie3] iWd4 1 2 .iWdS iWdS
1 3 .ct:J dS
B1) 1 3 . . . ctJeS 1 4.2':1el ctJ e6 [ 1 4 . . . ie6
I S .ibS±] I S .igS O-O ? ! [ I S .. .f6? 1 6.if4 if4
I 7 . ct:J f4 mn 1 8 .ie4 2':1he8 1 9.2':1ad l ±;
I S . . . h6 ! ?] 1 6.ie7 ie7 1 7 . ctJ e7 mh8
1 8 .§ad U Sveshnikov-Zaitsev, USSR ch
1991 -53/292;
B2) 0 1 3 . . . fS± Sveshnikov.
344 1 l.ctJc3 g6 1 2.iWdS ie6 1 3 .iWb3 ctJe3
1 4.be ih2 I S . mh2 iWh4 1 6 . m g l ig2=
Ivanchuk.
345 1 l . . . iWh4? 1 2.g3 ctJ g 3 1 3 .iWd6+­
Sveshnikov.
346 12 ... ctJ f6 ! ? Sveshnikov.
12 ... iWf6 1 3 .ctJe3 ! g6 [ 1 3 . . . iWd4? 1 4.ie4 ie4
I S .§d l + - ] 1 4.iWh6 ! 2':1fe8 I S .dS !±.
12 ..ic7 1 3 .ie3 g6 1 4.iWh3 [ 1 4.iWh6 ! ? ctJ f6]
. 2':1e4 2 1 .gfiWdS 22.2':1ae I ] 20.be3± Timman-
347
A) 1 4 . . . fS I S . ctJ e 3 ctJgS 1 6.igS iWgS 1 7 .dS±
-5 1/297 Sveshnikov-Meyers, USSR 199 1 ;
B) 1 4 . . . ctJ gS ! ? I S .iWh6 ctJ e6 L1ib6�
(Sveshnikov) 1 6 . ctJ c3 ctJ d4 1 7 .2':1adl ieS
1 8 .§fe l ± [ 1 8 .ie4 iWf6] .
347 13.iWd 1 iWh4�.
13.iWh6 2':1e8 1 4. ctJ e 3
A) 1 4 . . . ctJe3 ? ! I S . be ie4 1 6.igS f6 1 7 .ie4
§e4 1 8 .id2±;
B) 1 4 . . .if8 I S .iWf4 iWd4=.
348 13 ... iWa5 ? !
A ) 1 4.2':1d l 2':1fe8 I S . ctJ e3 ctJ e 3 1 6.id2 ib4
1 7 .be ie3 1 8 .ig6 hg 1 9 .ie3 iWdS±;
B) 1 4.ie4 ie4 I S . ctJ e3±.
13 ... ctJ g5 ! ? .
349 1 4. ctJ c3 ctJ e3 I S .be id7 1 6 .iWh6
[ 1 6.iWf3 2':1e3 1 7 .ib2oo] 2':1e3.
14.ih6 2':1e8 I S . ctJ d2
A) I S . . . ctJ gS ? ! 1 6.iWg4±;
B) I S . . . ct:J d2 ! ? 1 6.id2 if8 [L1ig7�] 1 7 .ie3
bS Ivanchuk;
q I s . . . id7 1 6 .iWf3 iW h4 1 7 . g3 ctJ d2
[ 1 7 . . . ctJ g3 ? 1 8.fg iWd4 1 9.2':1f2+-] 1 8 .id2
iW d4 1 9.ie3 iW g4
C 1 ) 20.iWf6 2':1e3
C l l) 2 U x: ieS 22 .iWh4 iWh4 23 .gh ie3
24.2':1ae 1 iaS�;
C 1 2) 2 1 .iWe3 ie6�
C2) 2 0 . iW g4 Y2-Y2 Ivanchuk-Yusupov,
Linares 1 993.
350 1 5 ... 2':1e8
A) 1 6.ctJ e4 2':1e4 1 7 .igS
A I ) 1 7 . . . iWe8�;
A2) 1 7 . . . ie7�;
B) 1 6.ie3
B1) 1 6 . . . ifS 1 7 .iWf3 ib8 1 8 . § fe l U�
[ 1 8 .iWb7 ! ?] bS 1 9. 94 2':1e3 ? [ 1 9 . . . b4 20.ct:JdS
Yusupov, Linares 1993;
B2) 1 6 . . . �e6 ! ?;
e ) 1 6.�gS ! ? IWgS [ 1 6 . . J:k3 1 7 .IWh4] 1 7 .t2l e4
IWe7 l S .E1ae 1 ±.
15 ...�f5 1 6.IWf3
A) 1 6 . . . IWh4 1 7 .g3 IWd4 l S .E1d 1 IWb6
1 9.'LldS±;
B) 1 6 . . . E1eSt/±.
351 16.E1d1 IWeS= L1 1 7 .E1e 1 ? �g2 !+.
16.IWb4 fS 1 7 . 'Ll bS
A) 1 7 . . . IWf6 ? !
A t ) l S .IWf6? ! E1f6 1 9 .�gS E1e6 20.'Lld6 E1d6
2 1 .E1ad 1 Y2-Y2 J .Polgar-Yusupov, Madrid
1995;
A2) o l S .�gS �h2 1 9.IWh2 IWgS 20.'Ll e7t ;
B) 1 7 . . . IWb6 l S .'Lld6t.
352 8.c3 ? ! �d6 9 . 'Ll d2 0-0-0 1 O.�e4 de
1 1 . 'Ll e4 �h2 1 2 . m h2 IWh4 1 3 . m g 1 IWe4
1 4.E1e1 IW g6+ Kislov-Raetsky, Voronezh
1985.
8.c4 IWd4
A) 9.ed 0-0-0 1 0.IWe2 'LleS 1 1 .�e4 �d6
1 2.�e3 IWeS 1 3 .g3 �fS 1 4.IWd2 IWe4 l S . 'Ll a3
E1heS 1 6.E1fd 1 �h3 1 7 .�f l �fl l S .E1fl 'Lld3+
ehudinovskih-Raetsky, Briansk 1995;
B) 9.'Lle3
B l ) 9 ... 'Ll eS ? ! 1 O.E1e 1
B 1 1) 1 0 . . . �e6 ? ! 1 1 .E1e6! 'Ll e6 1 2.ed �eS
1 3 .�e3 IWeS 1 4.de �e3 l S .�bS <j;lfS
1 6.IWf3± Tseshkovsky-Bareev, Kiev USSR
ch 1986;
B12) 1 0 . . . mdS 1 1 .�e2t Forintos, Haag;
B2) 9 . . . 0-0-0
B21) 1 O.�e3 ? ! 'Lle3 1 1 . be IWe3 1 2.ed IWaS
1 3 .�e4 �d6 1 4. a4 IWe3 l S .IWe2 E1 h e S
1 6.E1fe 1 IWeS+ Renet-Weglarz European
ch j Groningen 1984;
B22) 1 O.'LldS 'LleS= Raetsky, ehetverik.
8.�e3!? �d6 9.e4 0-0-0 l O.eS �f4 ! ?
[ 1 0 . . . �e7± Gufeld]
348
A) 1 1 .e6 ! ? �e6-- 1 2 .eb mbSt Gufeld;
B) 1 1 .'Lle3 �e3 1 2 .fe IWh6 ! ? 1 3 . 'Ll dS ! E1he8
1 4.E1f7 ! e6- [ 1 4 . . . IWe6? l S .�e4 ! +- Gufeld]
l S . �e4 E1e4 1 6 . 'Ll f4 E1e3 1 7 . IWd2 E1e4
l S . E1 e 1 ! E1e 1 1 9 .IWel E1 e S 20.IWg3 gS !
2 1 .'Lld3 IWg6 22.IWf3 ! t Gufeld-Ye Rong­
guang, Kuala Lumpur 1994 -60/303.
353 8 ... 'Llr3 9.bc 0-0-0 1 0.IWh5 ! W1e6
1 1 .�d2 g6 1 2.IWf3 f6 1 3 .E1fe 1 IWf7 1 4.e4 !
(Kotronias-Atalik, Pucarevo (zt) 1987)
�e6t .
354 9 . 'Ll t4 de 1 0 .�� IWd l 1 1 .E1d l
0-0-0= .
355 9 ... c6? 1 0.�e4 de 1 1 .�gS g6 1 2 .1�'h4
�g7 1 3 . 'Ll e4+- Byrne, Mednis.
9 ... 'Ll c3?! 1 0.be IWe3 1 1 .�gS ! --+ Byrne,
Mednis.
9 ... 'Llf6 1 O.E1e 1 �e7 1 1 .IW gS
A) 1 1 . . .IWg4?
A I ) 1 2.IWeS ? O-O-O ! Byrne, Mednis;
A2) 1 2 . 'Ll dS 'Ll d S [ 1 2 . . . IWgS ? 1 3 . 'Ll e7J
1 3 .IWdS �e6 1 4.IWgS IWgS l S .�gS f6 Byrne,
Mednis;
A3) 1 2 .E1e7 ! 1 2 . . . me7 1 3 .'LldS
A31) 1 3 . . . <j;ldS 1 4 . 'Ll f6! IWgS I S .�gS+­
Byrne, Mednis;
A32) 1 3 . . . <j;ld6 1 4 . 'Ll ffi IWgS l S . 'Ll e4+­
Byrne, Mednis;
A33) 1 3 . . . mfS 1 4. 'Ll f6 gf l s .IWf6± Shirazi­
Kogan, USA ch 1985 -40/3 SS;
B) 1 l . . .�e6 1 2. 'Ll bS IWb6 1 3 .�f4 ! t Byrne,
Mednis;
e) 1 l . . .'Lle4 ! ? 1 2.IWf4 gS (00 Byrne, Mednis)
e 1 ) 1 3 .IWe3 IWe3 1 4.�e3 'Lle3 I S .�gS ie6
1 6.�e7 me7 1 7 .be <j;ld6=;
e2) 1 3 .IWf3 ig4 1 4.�e3 IWe3 I S .IWg4--+.
356 10.'Lle4 de 1 1 .�e3 IWa4 1 2.b3 Vf1e6.
10.ie4 de 1 1 .�e3 IWe4.
lO.'Wd5 'WdS I I . ctJ dS ctJcS. Ele8 1 7 .'Wg3 'Wf6 1 8 .c3 Ele2 1 9.b3 Elc2
lO.ctJ d5 20.�d6± Korolev-Glek, corr 1988.
A) 1 0 . . . �c6 1 1 .'Wg4 <j;! b 8 1 2 .�e4 �dS 11 ... �fS 1 2 .c3 hS 1 3 .'Wa4 <j;!b8 1 4.�f4 h4
1 3 .Eld l 'WeS 1 4.�dS EldS I S .�f4+- ; 1 S .l'%ae 1 h3 1 6.g4 �d7 ( Klovans-Rozen­
B ) 1 0 . . . g 6 1 1 .'Wh4 talis, USSR 1985) 1 7 .�c4 Elc8 [ 1 7 . . . �c6
B l ) 1 l . . .�fS 1 2. ctJ e 3 �d6 1 3 . ctJ fS gf 1 4.�e3 1 8 . ctJ gS ! J 1 8 . ctJ gS �d6 1 9.�d6 cd 20.�f7
\WeSt; 'WgS 2 1 .'Wd7 �d2 22 .�c16 ct7a8 23 .�g3
B2) 1 1 . . . 'WdS 1 2.�e4t ; Klovans ±.
C) 1 0 . . . fS ! ?
lO.�e3 ctJ f6 (Byrne, Mednis) 364 12.ct7hl?! h4 1 3 . h3 fS 1 4. ctJ c 3
A) 1 1 .'Wf7 'WeS+; [ 1 4. ctJ gS �e7] �d6 Alexa.Ivanov.
B) 1 1 .�d4 ctJhS 1 2.�a7 ctJ f4't. 1 2.�g5 f6 [ 1 2 . . . l'%e8 ! ? Raetsky, Chetverik]
1 3 .�h4 �h6 ? ! [ 1 3 . . . �f7 ! ? Raetsky,
357 10 ctJf6 1 1 .�gS c6 1 2.l'%ae 1 t.
•.. Chetverik] 1 4.c4 ! gS I S .�f2 fS 1 6. ctJ c 3 h4
1 7 .dS ! t Elizarov-Raetsky, Belorechensk
358 11 'Wc3?! 1 2 .�gS
..• 1989.
A) 1 2 . . . Ele8? 1 3 .�fS+-;
B) 1 2 . . . �e8 1 3 . � fS <j;!b8 1 4 .'We6 �d7 365 12 •..�b6 1 3 .�d2 �bS 1 4.l'%fd l fS
1 5 .'WdS c6 1 6.'Wd l ±. I S . ctJ f2 h4 1 6.c3± Am.Rodriguez-Shirazi,
New York 1988.
359 12 ...'We6 1 3 .'We6 �e6 1 4. Elfe l �d6
A) I S .�gS l'%de8=; 366 13 ...'Wb6 1 4.a4 �e6 I S .l'%fd l h3 1 6.aS
B ) I S .�e3t . �c6 1 7 .a6 b6 1 8 .c4 ! ? fS 1 9.dS fe 20.�e4
Y2-Y2 Raetsky-Kveinis, corr 1987.
360 16.l'%e3 Elde8= L'l 1 7 .Elf3 Ele6. 13 ...f5 1 4. ctJ gS h3 I S .�c4 �b6 I 6.Elfe I !
L'l ctJ f7± Alexa.Ivanov.
361 1 0 'Wb6 I l . Ele 1 ! hS 1 2 . 'Wd3 h4
.•.

1 3.h3 ElhS 1 4.c4 l'%e8 I S .Ele2± A.Ivanov-
Rozentalis, Klajpeda 1 985.
362 11 .'Wd3
A) 1 1 . . . �c6 ? ! 1 2. f3 fS ? 1 3 .ctJ g3 �d7
1 4.�f4± Sisniega-Wolff, New York 1988;
B) II . . . hS Raetsky, Chetverik;
C) 1 l . . .�fS 1 2.f3 �cS 1 3 .c3 l'%ae8�.
363 11 . . . f5 1 2 . ctJ f2
A) 1 2 . . . �d6 1 3 .c4 �hS 1 4.f4 'Wf7 I S .'Wb3
b5 1 6.cS �e6 1 7 .'Wa3± Boudre-Grimberg,
Cappelle 1989;
B) 12 . . . �bS 1 3 .l'%e l �d6 1 4. ctJ h 3 [ 1 4.a4 ! ?
Forintos, Haag] Elde8 1 5 .�f4 Ele l 1 6.�e l
367 14 ...f5? I S . ctJ g3±.
368 15 ... f5 1 6.aS ! Alexa.Ivanov.
15 ... �e6 1 6.Elfd I
A ) 1 6 . . . �b2 1 7 .l'%ab l �a2 [ 1 7 . . . �a3 1 8 .l'%b7 !
+- j 1 8 .l'%b7 �b7 1 9 .�bS ct7c8 20.�c6 'Wc4
2 1 . ctJ cS �cS 22 .�a6 ct7b8 23 . l'% b l �b6
24.l'%b6 ab 2S .�b6+- Alexa.Ivanov;
B) 1 6 . . . a6 1 7 .aS
Bl) 1 7 . . . 'Wb2 ? ! 1 8 . ctJ c3± Alexa.Ivanov­
Kochiyev, Kostroma 1985 -40/3 8 7 ;
B2) 1 7 . . . 'W c 6 1 8 .'Wc3 'W c 3 1 9 .ctJc3±
Raetsky, Chetverik;
C) 1 6 . . .fS ! ? 1 7 . aS
Cl) 1 7 . . . � c6 1 8.gf �fS 1 9 .a6 b6 20.�g3

349
Wig6 2 l .Wie4 l::1 d7 22.dS �e4 23 .Wie4 l::1 h 6
24.l::1 a4 �eS 2S .�fl l::1 e 7 26.d6 ! 1 -0
Raetsky-Sivets, corr 1987;
C2) 1 7 . . .fe ! ? 1 8 .ab ed 1 9.ba �d7 20.a8Wi
l::1 a 8 2 1 .l::1 a 8 de 22.l::1 c l �b3 23 .�e3
(Raetsky, Chetverik) oo/t.;
D) 1 6 . . . aS ! ?
369 8.Wie l 0-0-0 9 . f3 Wie I 1 O.l::1 e I ct:ld6=
G.Timoshchenko-Nogueiras, Havana
1981.
8.ct:lc3
A) 8 . . . 0-0-0 ? 9 . ct:l dS �g4 I O.Wie I ! [ 1 O.f3
l::1 d S 1 1 .�e4 �d6! Forintos, Haag] �f3
I I .Wie3 ! l::1 d S 1 2 .Wit3 ct:l f6 1 3 .�f5 I!1 b 8
1 4.�e3 g6 I S .g3+- Dueckstein-Navarro,
Thessaloniki 01 1988;
B) 8 . . . ct:le3 9.be 0-0 - 0 1 0.Wif3
B l ) 1 O . . . �d6? I I .g3 Wih3 1 2.WidS g6 [��e6]
1 3 .�a6 ! �e6 1 4.Wib7 I!1d7 I S .dS+- Smirin­
C.Foisor, Groningen 1990;
B2) I 0 . . . �e6 I I .�f4 �d6= (Zusman­
Raetsky, Makhachkala 1985) 1 3 .l::1 fe I
B 2 1 ) 1 3 . . . l::1 h d8 1 4.l::1 e S g6 I S .a4 1!1b8 1 6.aS
l::1 e 8 1 7 .a6 b6 1 8 .g3 Wie7 1 9.e4 e6 20.eS be
2 l .de l::1 d 7 22.Wif4 l!1a8 23 .Wid4± Klovans­
Maksimenko, Pardubice op 1994;
B22) 1 3 . . . �b8 ! ?;
B23) 1 3 . . . l::1 e 6 ! ? 1 4.�bS l::1 b 6f! .
370 8 ...�d6?! 9.g3
A) 9 ... Wif6 1 O.ct:le3 ct:l e 3 I l .be de 1 2.l::1 e l
�e6 1 3 .�e4 0-0 1 4.�b7 l::1 a b8 I S .�e4t.
Malisauskas-Rochko, Riga op 1995 ;
B) 9 . . . Wih3
B l ) l O.ed? ! ct:l f6 I I .l::1 e l � f8°o 1 2.�fl WifS
1 3 .ct:le3 ct:l g4 1 4.�e3 l::1 e 8 I S .Wid2 WihS 1 6.h4
l::1 e 3 1 7 . l::1 e 3 g S --t Mo. Hansen-T.Chri­
stensen, Odense 1 993;
B2) l O.eS �e7 1 1 . ct:l e3 ct:l e3 1 2.be 0-0
1 3 .�f4t./± Klinger-Bareev, Gausdal 1986;
B3) 1 0 .Wie2 0-0 1 1 .f3 ct:l f6 1 2.eS �e7
350
1 3 .ct:le3 g6? ! 1 4.l::1 e l l::1 fe8 I S .�f4 e6 1 6.l::1 e 5
ct:l hS 1 7 .�fl ±/+- Howell-Barua, BCF ch
Plymouth 1989.
8 ... ct:lf6 9.Wie2 �e7
A) 1 O.l::1 e l O-O ! � I 1 . Wie7? l::1 a e8 1 2 .'Wb4
ct:l g4--t 1 3 .�e3 Wih2 1 4.�fl Wih l I S .me2
l::1 e 3 1 6.fe Wig2 1 7 . l!1dl ct:l f2 1 8 .l!1e2 ILld3
1 9.1!1d3 �fS 20.e4- �e4 2 1 .l::1 e4 de 22.mc3
Wif3 23 .l!1d2 e3+- Adorjan, Leko;
B) 1 0.ed
Bl) 1 0 . . . ct:l d S ? I I .�e4! �e6 [ 1 1 . . .1e6?
1 2.WibS+-; l l . . .e6 1 2.�dS ed 1 3 .l::1 e l ± 1e6
( 1 3 . . . 0-0 1 4.Wie7 l::1 fe8 I S .Wib4+-) 1 4.'Wb5
Adorjan, Leko]
B U ) 1 2 . ct:l e3 ? !
B U l) 1 2 . . . 0-0-0? 1 3 .Wit3 ! ct:l e 3 1 4.1c6
ct:le2 I S .Wie2 be 1 6.�e3 l::1 d 6 1 7 .l::1 ae l ± Leko·
Jo.Horvath, Budapest 1993 -(Schach 64
239/9/93) ;
B I12) 0 1 2 . . . ct:le3 1 3 .�e6 be 1 4.be 0-0:1:
Adorjan, Leko;
B 1 2) 1 2.Wif3 ! ± Adorjan, Leko;
B2) 1 O . . . Wid4 1 1 .ct:le3 ct:ldS 1 2 .ct:ldS 'W d5
B21 ) 1 3 .l::1 e l Wie6 1 4.�f4 Wie2 I S .l::1 e2 1e6
( 1 S . . . e6 1 6 . l::1 ae l �e6 1 7 .�fS ) 1 6 .1c7=
Adorjan, Leko;
B22) 1 3 .�e4 WifS 1 4.�d2 �e6 I S .l::1 fe I 0-0
1 6.�d3� [ 1 6.�e6=] Kubacsny-Pavasovic,
Budapest 1993.
C) 1 O. f4 ! ?
Cl) 1 O . . . de? 1 1 .�c4 I!1 f8 1 2 . ct:l d2! 1c6
1 3 .ct:l f3 Wig4 1 4.Wie2 [�Wib3l �d6 I S .lLlg5 ! �
[ I S . ct:l eS �eS 1 6.de ct:l e4 1 7 .b4 ! a6 1 8 . a4±
Sax] ct:ldS I 6.h3 Wid7 1 7 .ct:lh7 I!1g8 1 8.lLlg5±
Sax-Arlandi, Catania 1994;
C2) 1 O . . . ct:l g4 ! 1 1 .h3 ct:l h6 1 2. ct:le3°o Sax ·
6 11305.
371 9.ct:lc3 �d6 l O.g3
A) 10 ... ct:le3 I l .be Wih3 1 2.eS
A I ) 1 2 . . . �g4? 1 3 . f3 �g3 1 4.Wie2 ! Forintos,
Haag;
A2) 1 2" .ie7 1 3 .:1'%b 1 A) I I .CLle2 g500 Macieja-Chang, Szeged j
A21) 1 3 " .h5 ? 1 4.if4 h4 [ 1 4" .g5 1 5 .lWb3 ! ? 1994;
ie6 1 6.lWe2] 1 5 .lWb3 ie6 1 6.ia6! md7 B) 1 1 .g3 ! ?
1 7 .ib7 IWe6 1 8 .:1'%fe l lWg6 (Peew-Radulow B 1 ) I I . . .IWh3 1 2.f3± [ 1 2.IWO ] ;
Bulgaria 1962) 1 9.id6 !+- Forintos, Haag; B2) 1 1 . . .IWd4 1 2 .e6±;
A22) 1 3 " .if5 Forintos, Haag; C) I l .lWd2 ! ? �lWd4 1 2.e6 ie6 1 3 .if5 .
B) 1 0" . CLlg3 l Ug 9. . . CLl g5 1 O. CLl e3 � b 8 I I .ie3 h 6 1 2.b4t g6
B1) I I . . .IWd4 1 2 .mg2 de 1 3 .ie4±; 1 3.f4 ig4 1 4.1Wa4 CLl e4 1 5 .ie4 de 1 6.e6
B2) I I . . .ig3 ie8 1 7 .d5 b6 1 8 .ib6 eb 1 9 .e7 �a8 20.ed81W
B21) 1 2.lWd2 IWd4 1 3 .lWe3 ih2 1 4.mh2 1Wh4 IW d8 2 1 .:1'%ad I f5 22.d6± Hellers-Skembris,
I S .mg 1 IWg4 1 6.mf2 d4 1 7 .lWg3 de 1 8 .be Gausdal 1993.
ie6= Yusupov, Huebner;
B22) 1 2 .lWe2 373 1O.f3 CLl g 5 .
B221) 1 2" .ih2 1 3 .1Wh2 IWd4 1 4.:1'%fl IWd3 1 0 . CLl a3 ig7 I l . CLl e2 :1'% h e 8 1 2 . a4 :1'% e 6
I S .CLld5 Forintos, Haag; [ 1 2 " . CLl g5 ! ?] 1 3 .ie3 g 5 1 4.f3 :1'% h 6 1 5 .fe de
B222) 1 2" .lWd4 1 3 .�g2 1 6.ib5 IWh2 1 7 .mf2 lWh4 1 8 .g3 :1'%f6 1 9.�e 1
B2221) 1 3 " . de 1 4 .ie4 id6 1 5 .ig5 f6 IWg3 20.md2± Enders-Michaelsen, Bun­
I 6.:1'% ad I lWe5 1 7 .if4 IWh5 1 8 .id6 ih3 desliga 1992.
1 9 . mhl if) 20.ifS mb8 2 1 .ie7 m e 7
22.:1'%n � 374 10 ... CLlc3 I l .be ih6 1 2 .ih6 IWh6
B2222) 1 3 " .ih2oo. 1 3 .:1'%b I ± Raetsky, Chetverik.
9.cd id6 10 ... CLlf6 1 1 .g3 IWh3 1 2 . f3 ig7 1 3 . CLl e 2 CLl h5
A) 1 0.g3 ( I 0.h3? ih3 ! ) CLl g 3 1 4.ie3 :1'%de8 1 5 .ifl if5 1 6.e6 be 1 7 .ia6
AI) I l .hg ig3 1 2 . fg IW g 3 = Raetsky, �d8 1 8 .:1'%e 1 � Konguvel-Barua, Calcutta
Chetverik; op 1994.
A2) 1 1 .fg300;
B) 1 0.f4 Forintos, Haag. 375 1l.CLld5 id4 1 2.ie3
A) 1 2 " .ig4 1 3 .CLl e7 IWe7 1 4 .lWg4 f5;
372 9 ... CLlf2? 1 O.:1'%f2 IWd4 B) 1 2" .ie3 1 3 .fe CLle5 1 4.:1'%n �b8.
A) 1 1 .e6± Karpov;
B) 1 1 .b4 ! �lWa l 1 2.ib2 lWa2 1 3 . CLle3+­ 376 1 l ... g5? 1 2 . f3 CLl f6 1 3 .ie3 g4? 1 4.g3
Karpov. IWh5 1 5 . CLl f4 IWh6 1 6.lWd2± Kotkov-Kha­
9 ... CLlf6?! 1 0. CLl e 3 g6 [ 1 O" .lWd4? 1 I .e6 ! +-] chaturov, Moscow 1972.
I I .CLle2 ih6 1 2.ih6 1Wh6 ll ... CLl gS 1 2.ie3 CLl e6.
A) 1 3 .b4± Forintos, Haag; 1 l ... CLl f6? 1 2.b4
B) 1 3 . :1'% c l :1'%he8 1 4. b4 �b8 [ 1 4 " . e 6 ? ! A) 1 2" . CLl h5 1 3 .b5 ! :1'%he8
I S .�a4 �:1'%e3-a3±] 1 5 .b5± Prasad-Ravi AI) 1 4.e6? ig4 1 5 .lWa4 �b8 1 6. CLl f4 ie8 !
Kumar, India ch 1987 -43/(392). 1 7 .eb ib7 1 8 . CLl e 2 :1'%e6 Timman-Huebner,
9 . .ie7
. Tilburg 1983;
A) 1 0. CLle3 if6; A2) 1 4.ie3 !±;
B) 1 0.0 CLl g5 1 1 .ie3 if6. B) 1 2" .g5 1 3 .f3 CLlh5 ( I 3 " .:1'%he8 1 4.id2±)
9 . . .f5 1 O.CLle3 CLl f6 1 4.ie3 CLl f4 1 5 .CLlf4 gf I 6.if2 IWg5 1 7.mh I ±

351
Huebner; A) 1 2 . . . �g4
AI) 1 3 .Wb3 �e6 1 4 .�c4 �d4 [ 1 4 . . c6 .

377 1 2.f3 ct:l gS 1 3 .g3 ct:l h3co.
12.g3 WhS [ 1 2 . . . Wf6] 1 3.f3 ct:l gS 1 4. ct:l f4
ct:lh3 ! .
12.b4
A) 1 2 . . . ct:lgS 1 3 .bS mb8 1 4.�f4 �e2 ! I S .�gS
WgS 1 6.�e2 Wf4 1 7.e6 �e6� Rifat-Han­
doko, Doha 1 992;
I S .g3 !±] I S .�d4 ct:l d2 1 6.�f6 ct:lb3 1 7 .�h4
ct:l a l 1 8 .�d8 �d8 1 9 . ct:l e7 md7 20.�e6
@e6 2 1 .�e l mf6 2 2 . ct:l g6 hg 23 .E'lal E'ld2±
Ftacnik;
A2) 1 3 .Wa4 Notkin;
B) 1 2 . . . �e6 1 3 .ct:l b4± Notkin.
1 1 ct:l f6 1 2 .Wd2 hM Notkin.
...

B) 1 2 . . J%e7
Bl) 1 3.bS ct:leS 1 4.�a3 [ 1 4.de �al ] �d4 383 13.dc d4+± 1 4. ct:l dS de
I S .ct:ld4 [ I S .�cl ct:l d3] Wd4 1 6.We2 ct:ld3 A) I S .c6? ! ef 1 6.E'lf2 �d4 ! t Skembris;
1 7 .�e7 �e8co; B) I S .fe3+± Skembris.
B2) 1 3 .�b l �de8 1 4.bS �g4co.
12.a4 ct:lgS ! 384 13 ... ct:l e6?? 1 4.�g4+-.
A) 1 3 .�e3 �g4 ! ll ct:l f3 ; 13 . mb8 1 4.�f3 [ 1 4.ct:ldS �c6 1 S .ct:lf4 Wf5 ]
..

B ) 1 3 .�a3 h6 ! [ll�e2] ct:l e4 I S . ct:l dS ct:l f6 1 6. ct:l f4t Notkin.

B l ) 1 4.�e2? ! �e2 ! + Ivanchuk-Rozentalis, 1 3 hS
..•

Manila 01 1 992; A) 1 4.dc d4 I S .�d4 �e6 1 6.�f3 �d4 1 7.We2

B2) 1 4.�e3 �g4co. �e8-+ Ftacnik;
B) 1 4. ct:l dS �a4 [ 1 4 . . . ct:le6 I S .�f3±] 15.b3
378 12 . . . ct:lf6? ! 1 3 .Wd2 ct:l g4 1 4.�f4 �h6 �dS 1 6.ba
I S .c6 ! �c6 1 6.h3 �f4 1 7 .Wf4 hS 1 8 .hg hg B l ) 1 6 . . . ct:l e6 1 7 .�f3 --+ Notkin
1 9. f3 fS 20.�ac l ± Xie Jun-Ye Rongguang, B2) 1 6 . . . E'lhd8 1 7 .�f3
Shenzhen 1 992. B21) 1 7 . . . �Sd7 1 8 .Wc2 ct:le6 1 9.E'lab l c6
12 ... mb8 20.dS± Ftacnik;
A) 1 3 .b4 �g4 1 4.f3 ct:lc3 I S .ct:lc3 �e3 ; B22) 1 7 . . . �d4
B) 1 3 .a4 ct:lgS 1 4.Wd2. B22 1 ) 1 8 .�d4 �d4 1 9.�b l �f2 Ftacnik;
12 �e7 ll I 3 .ct:l f4 ct:l f2 ;
••. B222) 1 8 .Wc2 !
1 2 ... ct:l gS B2221 ) 1 8 . . . �h4
A) 1 3 .Wd2 h6t; B222 1 1 ) 1 9 .gh? �eS 20.�fc 1 �h2= Notkin;
B) 1 3 .Wc l ! ? B222 12) 1 9 . E'l fb l Wh2 20. mfl �a l
2 1 .WeS --+ Ftacnik -CBM4S;
379 1 3.g3 B222 13) 1 9. E'lfc I ! +- Skembris;
A) 1 3 . . . Wh3 ? ! 1 4. ct:l f4; B2222) 1 8 . . . ct:l a4 1 9 .E'lfc I �eS 20.�d4 gd4
B) 1 3 . . . WhS . 2 1 .�ab I ct:l b6 22.a4--+ Notkin;
B2223) 1 8 . . . ct:l e 6 1 9 . E'l ab l b6 [ 1 9 c6
. . .

380 14 ...We7 ! ? ll ct:l gS . 20.�b7+- Ftacnik] 20.aS± Notkin ­

CBM4S;
381 1 6.�c6 be 1 7 .Wa4�. B2224) 1 8 . . . b6 1 9 .�d4 �d4 20.gad l ±
J.Polgar-Skembris, Moscow 01 1994;
382 11 ... �he8? 1 2 .ct:ldS B3) 1 6 . . . �e8 ! ? rll I 7 .�f3 ct:l e4 llWd7 Xd4]

352
1 7 .1We2 ! ?oo Skembris -62/(338).
385 14".2:he8 I S .2:c l ± Ftacnik.
14".tUf6 I S . tU f4 1WfS 1 6.�d3 WaS 1 7 .We2±
Notkin -CBM45.
386 15.�c4 �bSoo.
387 16.2:c1 2:heS� 1 7 .We2 gS I S .tUd3
cj;JbS [ I S . . . tUg3 ! ? 1 9.hg 2:e3] 1 9.2:fd 1 tU g3 !+
Aung-Handoko, Genting zt 1995.
388 l l . . . Wh3? 1 2. tU dS
A) 1 2 . . . 2:heS 1 3 . tU f4 WfS 1 4 .�e3 ! ?± Ivan­
chuk;
B) 1 2 . . . �g4
Bl) 1 3 .Wb3 �f3 1 4. tU f4 tUgS !oo; 1 3 . tU f4
�d 1 1 4.tUh3 �f3 Ivanchuk;
B2) 1 3 .tU e7 !
B21) 1 3 . . . �d7 1 4.Wa4 me7 I S .�e4 2:d4
1 6.�gS mfS 1 7 .We2± Rozentalis;
B22) 1 3 . . . �bS
B22 1 ) 1 4.�e2 hS ! Rozentalis;
B222) 1 4. tU e6 ! !
B2221 ) 1 4 . . . be I S .Wb3 maS 1 6.�e4 Rozen­
talis -NIC YB/26;
B2222) 1 4 . . . �eS I S . tU a7 �bS 1 6.tUe6 �eS
1 7 .f3 !± Ivanchuk-Rozentalis, Debrecen
European tch 1992 -56/334.
ll ".tUc3 1 2.be Wh3 1 3 .2:b 1 hS 1 4.�f4 �e6
1 5 .Wb3± gS
A) 1 6.�a6 gf 1 7 .�b7 �b7 I S .Wb7 md7
1 9.E1fe 1 � Geenen-Handoko, Manila 01 1992;
B) 1 6 .We2 ! m b S [ 1 6 . . . �d7 ? 1 7 . e 6+ - ]
1 7 .�fS g4±.
389 12.tUe4 de 1 3 .�e4
A) 1 3 . . . �bS 1 4.Wb3 e6 I S .2:e l Wd4 1 6.Wf7
2:d7 1 7.Wf3 2:eS 1 S.�f4± 2:de7 1 9.Wg4 Wd7
20.Wd7 m d 7 2 1 . 2: ed l m e S 2 2 .�g2+­
Leventic-Kutuzovic, Zagreb Croatia ch
1996;
353
B) 1 3 . . . �h3 1 4.1Wb3
B1) 1 4 . . . 1Wa6 I S . 2: e 1 2:d4 1 6 .�f4 �e6
1 7 .1Wf3 e6 I S .�dM Sax-Skembris, Elenite
1992;
B2) 1 4 . . . e6 I S .dS cd 1 6.�dS 2:dS ! 1 7 .WdS
2:dS (Tsvetkov-Kalinichenko, corr 1994)
I S .Wb3 We6 1 9. f3 �d4 20.�e3 �fl 2 1 .2:fl
WeS = Kalinichenko.
390 12".�f5? 1 3 . tU bS !
A) 1 3 . . . a6 1 4. tU e7
A I ) 1 4 . . . me7 I S .�f4
A l l) I S . . . �eS 1 6.�e5 We6 1 7 .�g7 2:hgS
I S .�eS f6 1 9.�f4 gS 20.�e3± [20.�d6 ! ?]
Anand;
A12) I S . . . md7 1 6.�eS We6 1 7 .�g7 2:hgS
I S .�eS tUeS 1 9.�fS WfS 20.g4 We6 2 1 .2:e 1
tU e4 22.f3 tU d6 23 .Wb3± Har Zvi-Lev, Tel
Aviv 1995 ;
A2) 1 4 . . . We6 I S . tU aS ! ± Anand;
B) 1 3 . . . �h3 1 4 . tU a7 ! mbS I S . tU bS �fl
1 6 .�fl 2:heS 1 7 .W a4 Wa6 I S .Wb4 WaS
[ I S ... We6 1 9 .WaS fS 20.�f4 2:e7 2 1 . tU e7
2:e7 22.�bS+-1 1 9.a4 !+- Anand-Huebner,
Dortmund 1992 -S4/2S4.
391 13.tUd5? tUh3 [ 1 3 . . . �e6 1 4.Wg4]
A) 1 4.�h 1 �e6 I S .Wg4 We6 Anand;
B) 1 4.�g2 �e6 I S .Wg4 ( l s .mh3 �dS+)
�bS 1 6.Wh3 2:dS+ Anand;
13.�e2
A) 1 3 . . . �h3 1 4.2:e 1 hS Anand ;
B) 1 3 . . . hS 1 4.a4 �h3 I S .e6 �fl 1 6.eb mbS
1 7 .�fl h4 I S .g4 2:heS 1 9.We l tU e6+ Ka­
plan-Pavasovic, Bled 1994.
392 13 ... We6!? 1 4 .2:el tU e4 (Anand)
I S .�e4 de 1 6.dS
A) 1 6 . . . Wh3 1 7 .Wb3 --+ ;
B ) 1 6 . . . Wa6 1 7 .�d4±1±.
393 15".h5 1 6.b4± Leko.
15 .. .l'%e3!? 1 6.Vge3 :1'i:e8
A) 1 7.V9f3 ! ? Leko
B) 1 7 .V9d2 V9d4
Bl) 1 8 .c6 bc 1 9 .�a6 �d8 20.V9d4 �d4
2 1 .:1'i:ad l �b6°o Leko;
B2) 1 8 .:1'i:ae l ! :1'i:e l 1 9.:1'i:e l
B21) 1 9 . . . V9cS ? 20.fS !+- Leko;
B22) 1 9 . . . �h6? 20. :1'i:e8 ! �e8 2 1 .�fS gf
22.V9d4+- Leko;
B23) 1 9 . . . � d 8 2 0 . :1'i: d l �g4 2 1 .�bS ! ! ±
Leko-S.Farago, Budapest 1 993;
B24) 1 9 . . . �f6 ! ? Leko.
11.4.3. Game 2
Karpov - Larsen
Tilburg 1 980
B l ack's convincing victory in this game led
to a significant rise in the popul arity of thi s
variation.
l .e4 e5 2.ctJf3 ctJ f6 3.d4 ctJ xe4 4.�d3 d5
5 . ctJ xe5 ctJ d7 6 . Vg e2 ctJ xe 5 7 .�xe4 d e
8.V9xe4 �e6 9.V9xe5
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
A typical situation for the S . . . ctJ d7 Iine: the
pawn sacrifice gives B l ack good compen­
sation, on account of his bishop pair and
better development. 9.de is met by 9 . . . �dS
354
1 O.V9g4 hS I I .V9h3 Vge7 1 2. f4 Vge6 ! , when
the following possible line demonstrates
the power of B lack's position : 1 3 .�xe6+
fe 1 4. 0-0 �cS+ I S .�h l 0-0-0 1 6.ctJc3 ic6
1 7 . fS :1'i:d4 1 8 .h3 :1'i:g4-+ (Larsen).
9 ... V9d7 1 0.0-0
After I 0.�e 3 , queenside castling fails to
1 1 .V9aS (-Pos . 3 1 ) . B etter i s either 1 0 . . . �c6
1 1 .0-0 ( l 1 .ctJ c 3 �b4=) 1 1 . . .�d6 Ll�c2, 0-
0-0, or 1 O . . . �b4+ (the idea behind this in­
termediate check will be explained in the
note to B lack's 1 1 th move) -SO.
10 ... 0-0-0 1 1 .�e3
1 1 .V9aS V9xd4 1 2 .�e3 V9xb2.
1 1 ...�b4 ! ?
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6
5
4
3
a b c d e f 9 h
A n i nteresting continuation aimed at pre­
venting White ' s manoeuvre V9aS . Now
1 2.a3 f6 1 3 .V9g3 �d6+, or 1 2.a4 a6 is harm­
less for B l ack. Of principal significance is
1 2.c3 f6 1 3 .V9g3 �e7 ( l 3 . . . �d6 is m e t by
1 4.�f4 , since the d4-pawn is protected)
1 4. ctJ d2 hS�. After 1 2.c3 B l ack can also
play 1 1 . . . �d6, with good play, since the
knight c annot be developed at c3 and the
queen c annot return using the e I -aS diago­
nal to part i c ipate in the defence of t he
kingside. However, the less subtle 1 1 . . . id6
1 2.V9a5 �dS also deserves attention.
12.ctJc3 ? ! f6 1 3.V9g3 ? !
\ 3 .'iWf4 was better.
13 .. . �xe3 l4.be (-3 1 3 ) .
A s a result o f White ' s dubious twelfth
move, his pawn chain has lost its flexibil­
ity, and his extra pawn on the queenside
is of no i mportance. Moreover, his dark­
square bishop is restricted by its own
pawns. The activity of the bishops i s nor­
mally the crucial factor in evaluating posi­
tions with opposite-colour bishops.
14.. . h5!
It goes without saying that B lack is trying
to open the kingside.
15.h4 g5 l 6.f3
1 6.hg? fai l s to l 6 . . . h4 1 7 .'iWh2 h3 1 8 . g 3
id5=t=, with a strong attack (the threat i s
19 . . . �g2, blocking in the 'iWh2) .
16 .. J�dg8 l7.E1f2 ? !
1 7 .mh l ! ?=t= w a s better.
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
At first sight it seems that White has man­
aged to consolidate his position with care­
ful defence. It is unclear how B lack can
intens ify the pressure on the k i n g s i d e .
However, White ' s last move allows B lack
to switch to offensive operations in the cen­
tre. With a subtle manoeuvre Larsen fur­
ther restricts the range of the white bishop
and, even more i mportantly, reduces the
mobility of the f2-rook !
355
l 7 ... 'iWe6 l 8.�d2 g4 1 9.f4 �e4 !
Now the difference in the activity of the
pieces is appreciable. Without making a
single obvious mistake, White has found
himself in a strateg i c a l l y lost position .
B l ack seizes the only open file, which al­
lows his rooks to attack the white king from
the e2-square. Karpov clearly sees that it
i s impossible to defend the weak pawns on
the queenside and at the same time to fight
against the rook i nvasion of the second
rank. Reali sing that passive defence will
be hopeless, he decides, at the cost of a
pawn, to activate his bishop. However, this
pawn sacrifice merely enables him to de­
lay the end. The rest needs no comment.
20.d5 �xd5 2 1 .f5 E1e8 22.a3 E1e4 23.E1el
E1he8 24.E1xe4 E1xe4 25.�h2 'iWe5 26.�f4
E1el 27.�d2 E1 a l 28.'iWe3 'iWd6+ 29.E1f4 b6
30.e4 �xe4 3 1 .'iWd4 'iWxd4 32.E1xd4 �b5
33.�h6 E1xa3 34.�g7 �d7 35.E1f4 E1a5
36.�xf6 �xf5 37.e3 �e6 3 8 . � g3 E1 d 5
39.E1e4 �d7 40.�e5 E1d2 4 1 . � f4 E1xg2
42.� g5 E1e2 43.�xh5 g3 44.�xg3 E1xe3
45.�e5 E1e4 4 6 . E1 e3 � d 5 4 7 . E1 a3 � e 6
48.�g3 � f5 4 9 . � h 6 a s 5 0 . � g7 � g4
5 1 .�f6 a4 52.E1e3 �f3 53.�e l E1el 54.E1e7
�h3 55.�d2 E1e4 56.E1e3 �g2 57.�e l E1el
58.�d2 E1 d l 59.�e3 e5 60.E1e7 b5 6 1 .�e5
a3 62.E1h7 b4 63.h5 b3 64.h6 b2 65.E1g7+
�f2 66.�g3+ �e3
White resigned
 11.4.4. Exercises

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7
6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4
3 3 3 3
2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

28 1 2. ? 31 1 1 .?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7 7
6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4
3 3 3 3
2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

29 9. . . ? 32 1 2. . .?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7 7
6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4
3 3 3
2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

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8 8 8

7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

34 12 ... ? 37 9 ... ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

35 16.? 38 1O... ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

36 8 ... ? 39 16 ... ?

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a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

40 18 . ?
. . 43 1 3.?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3
2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

41 10. . . ? 44 I S.?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7

6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

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 a b c d f h
e 9 11.4.5. Answers
8 8

7 7

6 6
Ex.28( 1 .e4 e5 2 . lU f3 lU f6 3 .d4 lUe4 4 .�d3
d5 5 .lUe5 lUd7 6.lUc3 ! ? lUe5 7 . de5 �b4 8 .0-
5 5
o lUc3 9 .bc3 �c3 I O . E1b I Vf1e7 1 1 .E1b3 �e5 ? )
4 4
Sax-Nunn, Brussels 1 985
3 3
By pinning the black bishop along the e­
2 2
file and exploiting his significant lead in de­
velopment, White easily forces a win:
a b c d e f 9 h 12.E1el 0-0 13.Vf1hS A standard double at­
46 1 4. . . ? tack. 1 3 . f4 is bad in view of 1 3 . . . �d4, while
1 3 .�f4 fails to 1 3 .. .f6) fS 14.�f4 (but not
1 4.�b2 �h2), and B l ack resigned.
-282/7 �b4/a221
•.•

a b c d e f 9 h

8 8 Ex . 29 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.lUf3 lU f6 3.d4 lU e4 4.�d3

7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
dS S.lUeS lU d7 6.0-0 lU eS 7.de lU eS 8.lUe3
e6 9.Vf1f3)
White is trying to increase the pressure on
B lack's kingside. Thus 9 . . . �e7 ? ! is strongly
met by I O.Vf1g 3 . B l ack protects his kingside
by a manoeuvre that is standard for this line.
9 Vf1h4 ! ? (9 . . . �e6 L1Vf1d7 also deserves
•••

attention) .
a b c d e f 9 h -47.
47 IS.?
Ex . 3 0 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.lUf3 lU f6 3.d4 lUe4 4.�d3
dS S.lUeS lU d7 6.Vf1e2 Vf1e7 7.�e4 de 8.�f4
lU eS 9.�e5 �fS 10.lUc3 0-0-0 11 .0-0-0
a b c d e f 9 h Vf1e6 12.Vf1e3 hS 1 3.h3 f6) Svee- Wason,
8 8 eorr 1 988
7 7
After 1 4.�h2 g6 1 5 .�b l �h6 1 6.Vf1g3 E1h7
6 6
in the game Karpov-Hort, Amsterdam
1980 B l ack would have solved all his
5 5
opening problems. More unpleasant for him
4 4
is 14.�e7!? (a sudden sacrifice, exposing
3 3
the black king) me7 IS.dS Vf1d7 ( 1 5 . . . \!jJa6??
2
1 6.\!jJf4) 1 6.Vf1a7, when for the sacrificed
piece White has two pawns and a dangerous
a b c d e f 9 h attack. Yet, after the strongest move 16 . . .
48 1 3.? �d6 ! the position remains unclear. The game

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continued: 1 6 ... <it>d6? 17.'I1Ma3 <it>eS [ 1 7 . . .
c!Jc7 1 8 .'I1MaS c!Jd6 ( l 8 . . . c!Jb8 1 9 . 1iJ bS+-)
19.'I1Mb4 c!Jc7 20.liJbS+- Svec] 18.d6+- Ad6
19.'I1Mb3! , and B l ack resigned.
-48.
Ex . 3 1 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.ltH'3 lLl f6 3.d4 lLl e4 4.Ad3
dS S.lLleS lLld7 6.'I1Me2 lLl eS 7.Ae4 de 8.'I1Me4
Ae6 9.'I1MeS 'I1Md7 1O.Ae3 0-0-0)
In this variation B l ack obtains active piece
play for the sacrificed pawn. However, after
queenside castl ing his a7 pawn becomes
vulnerable. White can immediately attack
this weakness by p l a y i n g 1 1 .'I1MaS ! ?
Because of this manoeuvre B l ack usually
plays I 0 ... Ab4 instead of 10 ... 0-0-0 (-Pos.
32 and SO).
-49.
Ex.32 ( l .e4 eS 2.lLlf3 lLlf6 3.d4 lLl e4 4.Ad3
dS S.lLl eS lLld7 6.'I1Me2 lLl eS 7.Ae4 de 8.'I1Me4
Ae6 9.'I1MeS 'I1Md7 1 0.i.e3 ib4 ! ? 1l.c3 id6
12.'I1MaS)
By attacking the g2-pawn, B l ack provokes
a serious weakening of White ' s position :
12 ...'I1Mc6! 13.f3 ( l 3 .0-0? is bad in view of
idS 1 4 . f3 b6 I S .'I1Ma6 ic4-+ , when the
white queen is trapped, Klinger-Wolff,
Baguio j wch 1987) AdS 14.lLld2 0-0 15.0-
o �fe8 16.�fe l -Ex . 3 3 .
See -3 1 0 for more detail s .
Ex.33 (Continuation o f Ex.32).
Fedoseev-Raetsky, corr 1 983- 1 984.
Exploiting White ' s weakness on the e-file,
Black regains the pawn:
16 ... b6 17.'I1Ma6 Ah2 18.c!Jh2 �e3 19.�e3
'I1Mh6 20.<it>g3 'I1Me3 2 1.lLlfl 'I1Me6 22.'I1Md3 Aa2
23.lLle3 'I1Md6 24.�f2 Ae6+.
-3 1 0.
360
Ex . 34 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.d4 lLl e4 4.Ad3
dS s . lLl e5 lLl d7 6 . lLl d7 Ad7 7.0-0 lLl f6
8.AgS Ae7 9.c3 c6 1 0.lLld2 0-0 1 l.'I1Mc2 h6
12.ih4) Geller-Smyslov, Moscow 198 1 .
An exchanging operation eases B lack 's
defence: 12 ... lLl hS ! ? 13.ie7 'I1Me7 14.�fel
'I1Md6 Is.lLlf3 lLlf4;l; -Ex . 3 S .
-53.
Ex . 3 S (Continuation of Ex . 34).
An idea that is typical not only of the Petroff
Defence. Before offering the exchange of
bi shops, White slightly worsen the position
of the black king by an intermediate check:
16.Ah7 <it>h8 (now the f7 pawn is protected
only by the rook) 17.AfS if5 18.'I1MfS g6
19.'I1MeS 'I1MeS 20.lLl eS;l;.
Ex.36 ( 1 .e4 eS 2.lLlf3 lLlf6 3.d4 lLl e4 4.Ad3
dS s . lLl e5 lLl d7 6. lLl d7 id7 7.0-0 ie7
8.'I1Mf3 ? ! ) Timman-Yusupov, Linares m
1992
8 ... 0-0 ! A typical pawn sacrifice. It seems
very risky for White to accept it. For
i nstance , 9 . ie4 de 1 0 .We4 ic6 1 1 .V!id3
WdS+, while 9.c4 is met by ic6 1 0.cd V!idS
I U l:e I fS t. In the game Whi te opted for
9.c3 -Ex . 3 7 .
E x . 3 7 (Continuation o f Ex.36).
9 ...Ad6! It turns out that the pawn is again
taboo. l O.ie4 de I l .We4 is refuted by ibS '
1 2.Ei:d l Ei:e8 1 3 .Wb7 ie2 1 4.Ei:e l ia6 1 S J:l:e8
We8 1 6.Wa6 We l 1 7 .Wfl ih2 1 8.�h2 V!ifl ­
+. 1 0.if4 is strongly met by 1 O . . . Wf6.
E x . 3 8 (Continuation of Ex.37) ( 1 0.lLld2).
1 0 ... fS ! This is stronger than 1 O . . . liJ gS=. B y
reinforcing h i s central i sed knight, Black
seizes the initiative. The game continued:
l 1 .c4 c6 1 2 . lLl b3 [L1if4] 'I1Mc7 1 3.h3 de
14.Ac4 <it>h8 1S.Ad2 �ae8 16.�ac 1 . -Ex.39.
Ex.39 (Continuation of Ex . 3 S ) .
Now 1 6" .bS? is bad in view o f 1 7 .�bS ctJ d 2
I S . ctJ d2 � h 2 1 9 . W h l � f4 2 0 . '.W c 3 ! ± .
Nothing is achieved by 1 6" .ctJ d2 ? ! 1 7 .ctJ d2
Wb6 I S . '.W c 3 = [ ll ctJ f3 - e S ] . A l m o s t a l l
Black's pieces are perfectly placed. The only
one, the position of which can be improved,
is his queen . It is logical to transfer it to the
kingside, where Black is planning to develop
the initiative. Therefore correct is 16 .. .'IWb8! ,
not so much threatening " . b7-bS , a s pre­
paring to transfer the queen to eS after 'f1e7
and f4 . The prec i s e real i sa t i o n of th i s
complex plan could have secured B lack the
advantage. After 1 7.a4 �e7! 18.�ed l a new
problem arose (-Ex.40) .
Ex .40 (Continuation of Ex .39).
White is planning to transfer his knight to
d3 and to exchange the dark-square bishops.
It seems logical for Black to start play on
the kingside, where h i s main forces are
aimed, but the immediate transfer of his
queen a l l o w s 1 9 .�f4 = . B l ac k went for
I S " .f4? ! , but after 1 9 .�d3 �fS 2 0 . ctJ c S !
White managed to activate his pieces. Now
20" . ctJ cS is met by 2 1 .dc �cS 22.�f4=) .
Black should have combined the realisation
of his plan with restraining White 's pos­
sibil ities. Correct was the preliminary 1 8 ...
b6 ! , when 1 9 . 'f1 fe l fai l s to '.WeS+, si nce
20.�f4 is bad in view of the tactical blow
20" . ctJ gS ! . If 1 9.ctJc I , then only now 1 9 " .f4 !
20. ctJ d3 '.WeS ! , with a strong attack . For
instance, 2 1 . ctJ eS ctJ gS 22 .'.Wc3 �eS 23 .de
l'\eS 24.�f4 ? ctJ h 3 ! 2S .gh 'f1f4 26.'f1d7 'f1gS+.
Ex.4 1 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.tilf3 tilf6 3.d4 til e4 4.id3
d5 5.tile5 tild7 6.tild7 �d7 7.0-0 id6 8.e4
c6 9.tile3 tile3 10.be)
l O" .dc ? ! leads to an advantage for White :
1 1 . 'f1e l �e7 l 2 . � a3 � e 6 1 3 . � e7 '.W e 7
361
1 4 .�c4 Short-Huebner, Wij k aan Zee
1986. Correct is 10 ... 0-0 ! H .ed cd 12.VNh5,
and now not 1 2 " . fS ? 1 3 .'.Wf3 ie6 1 4.'f1e l
'.Wd7 I S .�f4± , but Short ' s suggestion of
1 2 ... g6! 13.VNd5 VNe7, when B lack regains
his pawn.
See -56 for more details.
Ex.42 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.tilf3 til f6 3.d4 til e4 4.id3
d5 5.tile5 til d7 6.tild7 �d7 7.0-0 �d6 8.e4
e6 9.ed cd)
As can be seen from the previous example,
I O. ctJ c3 ctJc3 I l .bc promises no advantage
because of 1 1 " .0-0. However, the queen
sortie 1 0.VNh5 ! ? (-Ex.29), which is standard
for this line, gives Black serious problems
o v e r the p r o t e c t i o n of h i s dS p a w n :
\ O" .�e6? 1 1 .ibS ; 1 0" . ctJ f6? 1 1 .'f1e l .
See -57-58 for more detail s .
Ex.43 ( 1 .e4 e 5 2 . til f3 til f6 3.d4 til e4 4.�d3
d5 5.tile5 tild7 6.tild7 id7 7.0-0 'lWf6 8.ie4
de 9.til c3 0-0-0 1 0 . til e4 VNg6 l l .f3 h5
1 2.�f4 h4)
B l ack tries to weaken the position of the
w h i te k i n g a n d to o b t a i n s u ffi c i e n t
compensation for t h e sacri ficed paw n .
H o w e v e r, b y c o m b i n i n g d e fen s i v e
operations with active positional play, White
seizes the initiative. After 13.VNd3 ! the white
queen is not only eyeing the centre, but also
prevents the thematic advance 1 3 " .fS , which
is refuted by 1 4 . ctJ g S h3 I S . '.W c4 '.Wb6
1 6 . 'f1 fe l ! ll ctJ f7± ( A .lvanov) . I f 1 3 " . h3
1 4.g4 fS ?, then I S .ctJ g3±.
See -60 for more details.
Ex.44 (Continuation of Ex.43 ) . (13 . . . h3 14.
g4 'I1;\fb6) A.Ivanov-Koehiev, Kostroma
1985
B l ac k i s threate n i n g both I S " . fS and
I S . . . �bS . However, as in the previous
example, W h i te has a way of parry i n g
B l ac k ' s threats and i mpro v i n g h i s own
position : 15.a4 ! , intending to meet 15 ... f5
with 1 6.a5 ! , forcing the black queen to leave
its good position. In the game after 15 ....ie6
16J§:fdl a6? ! [0 1 6 . . . f5 ; 1 6 . . . a5 ! ?] 1 7.a5
Wfb2 IS.ttJc3 the initiative entirely passed
to White.
-368.
Ex.45 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.ttJf3 ttJf6 3.d4 ttJ e4 4 ..id3
d5 5.ttJe5 ttJd7 6.ttJd7 .id7 7.0-0 Wfh4 S.c4
0-0-0 9.c5 g6 10.ttJc3 .ig7 1 l . ttJ e2 1§:heS
1 2.a4) Ivanchuk-Rozentalis, Manila 01
1992
Unlike the tabia of this line, where the pawn
is placed on g5 , here B l ack can use thi s
square for the transfer o f h i s knight: 12 ...
ttJ g5 ! ? In this way he increases the pressure
on the d4 pawn.
-377/12.a4.
Ex.48 ( 1.e4 e5 2.ttJf3 ttJf6 3.d4 ttJe4 4.id3
d5 5.ttJe5 ttJ d7 6.ttJd7 .id7 7.0-0 Wfh4 8.c4
0-0-0 9.c5 g6 1 0 . ttJ c3 .ig7 1 l.g3 �f6
12 ..ie3 .if5?) Anand-Huebner, Dortmund
1992
White strikes an unexpected blow, ex­
ploiting a latent motif: the unprotected
position of the g7 bishop ! After 13.ttJbS!
1 3 . . . a6 fai l s 1 4 . ct'l c7 mc7 (or 1 4 . . . �c6
1 5 .ct'l a8 !±) 1 5 . .if4 mc8 1 6 . .ie5 iWc6 1 7.ig7
1§: h g 8 1 8 . .i e 5 f6 1 9 . .i f4 g 5 2 0 . ie 3 ±
(Anand). The text move 1 3 ....ih3 14.lLla7 !
mbS l5.ttJb5 .if1 16 . .ifl 1§:heS I7.Wfa4 �a6
IS.Wfb4 WfaS [ 1 8 . . . iWc6 1 9 .iWa5 f5 20.if4
'fie7 2 1 .ct'lc7 'fic7 22 . .ib5+- Anand] 19.a4!
also led to a winning position for White.
-390.

Ex.46 (Continuation of Ex . 3 8 ) . ( 13.1§:a3 h6!

14 ..ic2? ! )
There follows a thematic exchange sacrifice:
14 . . . 1§: e 2 ! A fter 1 5 . iW e2 ct'l e 6 1 6 . iW d l
[ 1 6 . .ie3 ct'l d4 1 7 . .id4 .id4+; 1 7 .iWd l ct'lc2
1 8 .iWc2 iWb4+ Rozentalis] ct'l d4 B l ack i s
clearly better, as after the l o s s of his d4
pawn, White ' s pawn chain is significantly
weakened.

Ex.47 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.ttJf3 ttJf6 3.d4 ttJ e4 4 ..id3

d5 5.ttJe5 ttJd7 6.ttJd7 .id7 7.0-0 Wfh4 S.c4
0-0-0 9.c5 g6 10.ttJc3 .ig7 1 l . ttJ e2 1§:heS
12 . .ie3 ttJf6?! 13.Wfd2 ttJ g4 14 . .if4 .ih6)
Another typical idea in this line: 15.c6! (the
immediate 1 5 .h3 is met by .if4 1 6.iWf4 g5)
.ic6 ( l 5 ... bc?? 16 . .ia6+-) 16.h3 .if4 17.Wff4
h5 IS.hg hg 19.f3 f5 20.1§:acl± Xie Jun-Ye
Rongguang, Shenzhen 1992.
-378.

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 Chapter 5
11.5. 1 . Overview
The Makarychev Variation can rightfully be
called the ' tabia' of the 5 " . liJ d7 system. The
game is double-edged here. In many posi­
tions B lack must watch out for the thematic
c5-c6 (- see the examples for the solution) .
At the same time the vulnerable point of
White's formation is the pawn at d4. B lack's
typical methods include the exchange sac­
rifice on e2 (analogous to position 46), and
then the advance . . . g5-g4-g3, leaving the
e4-knight under attack (- see the examples
for the solution . )
A s always, the l ines adopted b y the world
champion Garry Kasparov deserve special
attention. His beautiful win over Ivanchuk
should be studied thoroughly (-positions
49-50). Unfortunately, there i s very lim­
ited practical material about 1 O.�e3 (-64).
The most popular continuations are 1 0. f3
(-65-68) and 1 0. liJ c 3 (69-7 5 ) , which can
both lead to the same position that occurs
after I 0 . liJ c3 �g7 1 1 . liJ e 2 (70). Hence, it
i s useful to study them together (-positions
53-5 8 ) . Zoltan Almasi, playing White, suc-
363
cessfully handles the complicated position
arising after 1 O. f3 liJ f6 1 1 .�e3 g4 1 2 .g3
�h5 1 3 .f4. Thi s pawn structure can emerge
in different lines of the 1 0. f3 system and
studying it therefore has considerable prac­
tical value. In my opinion, B l ack has suffi­
cient counterplay here .
Anand-Ivanchuk, Linares, 1 993 (-position
60) saw a new and origi nal version of the
popu l ar exchange sacri fi c e in the l i n e
1 0. liJ c3 �g7 1 1 .g3 (-74-7 5 , game 3 ) . So
far B l ack has not found an effective anti­
dote to the Indian grandmaster's idea and
has been unable to overcome these diffi­
culties.
The Makarychev variation i s a good
weapon for B l ack, but for playing thi s sys­
tem, solid preparation before the game is
essential . Those who want to include the
Makarychev Variation in their repertoire
should study new games with great care,
since thi s line i s constantly developing and
the problems which ari se require very pre­
cise play.
 Jt�
11.5.2. Theory

9 gS
...

a b c d e f 9 h

8 8

6 6

5 5

4 4

3 3

a b c d e f 9 h

1 .e4 eS 2 .iD f3 Ct:J f6 3 .

6 . Ct:J d7 � d7 7 . 0 - 0 'lWh4 8 .

10 II 12 13 14 IS 16 17

64 �e33 4
9 3 96 3 97 3 99
ltJ d2 ltJ f3 ltJ gS l'l:fd1 �g S l'l:d2 c6
3 95 m 400 401
l'l:e8 �g7 'lWhS 'lWd l ltJ gS � g4 �d4 � eS :;!;
406 OX 409
6S f3 �e3 'lWd2 404 � f2 'lWa s 4 �g3 ltJ c 3 �eS
402 3 5 7 4 10 ll
ltJ f6 l'l:e840 l'l:g840 'lWh640 \t> b8 l'l:c8 ltJ h s �g t 00

66 412 g3 4 \
3
f4 'lWe l 4
16
'lWf2 l'l:aeI
ltJ c3
'lWh34 4
1 415 4\7
l'l:g8 g4 ltJ h s l'l:e8 ltJ f6 �g7 ±
1 X 2
67 g34 'lWd2 f4 b 44 0 00

19
l'l:e8 'lWh s 4 g4 �fS
21 25 2 6
68 g34 f4 ltJ c 3 l'l:eI b 44 'lWd2 4
22 4 23 2
g4 'lWhS4 �g7 l'l: he8 l'l:e74 4 l'l:de8 �fS 00

2R
69 ltJ c3 'lWf34 �fS g3 �g S �d7 h4 �f4
427 29 43 O 'lWe64
3I
ltJ f6 �g t \t>b 8 'lWd4 'lWeS l'l:d7 ltJ e4
4 32 f34 3 4 4 35 36 3X 39
70 ltJ e2 �d2 'lWe2 4 'lWf2 4 l'l:f2 4 � gS
l'l:he84
33 43 7 440
�g7 f6 l'l:e2 ltJ h s 'lWf2 �d4 l'l:g8 00

f3 441 b4
71 �e3 � f2 'lWd2 l'l:ac I
2 3 444
fS ltJ f6 f4 'lWh644 l'l:he844 ltJ g8 \t> b8 ±
5 7
72 a444 'lWe l 44 l'l:e l fe �c4
l'l:hfS l'l:de8 44 6
'lWe l 44
x
f4 de f3 449

364
 Il�
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

73 'lWeI :!"1:el fe ie 4 CD c 3
51 45 2
'lWe145O f44 de :!"1:de8 id4 :j;
454 455 45 7
74 g3 CD e4 ie4 i g5 ig 2 'lWb3 ie 3
45 456 X 45 9 460
'lWh3 3 de ib5 :!"1:d4 'lWf545 C6 i fl
4 62
75 ig2 ie 3 ifl 'lWa4
'lWf54
61 463 464
ifl :!"1: he8 �b8 :j;

365
394 10.4:Jd2 4:Jd2 I I .id2
A) 1 1 . . .E1g8 1 2 .E1e l
A I ) 1 2" .e6 1 3 .iWa4 cj;Jb8 1 4.E1e3 -+ ;
A2) 1 2 " .iWd4 1 3 .ie3 iWh4 [ 1 3 " .iWg4?
1 4.e6+-J 1 4.if6
A21) 1 4" .ig7 1 5 .id8 E1d8 1 6.iWf3±;
A22) 1 4" .E1e8 1 5 .f4 ie7 [ 1 5 " .E1e6 1 6.ig5
E1g5 1 7 .fg5±] 1 6.e6
A221) 1 6" .if6? 1 7 .ed cj;Jd7 1 8 .ib5 e6
1 9.iWd5+- ;
A222) 1 6" .be? 1 7 .ie7 E1e7 1 8 .iWb3 iWg4
[ 1 8 " .\t>d8 1 9 .iWb8 ie8 20.i5 E1e6
2 1 .E1e6+-] 1 9.h3 iWe6 20.E1ee l [20" .iWe l
2 1 .ia6 cj;Jd8 22 .iWb8 ie8 23 .iWe8A] 1 -0
Pinkas-Kuczynski, Poland ch 1987 ;
A223) 1 6" .ie6
A223 1 ) 1 7 .if5 \t>b8 [ 1 7 " .id7 1 8 .id7 cj;Jd7
1 9.iWa4 \t>e8 20.ie5+- ; 1 7 " .\t>d8 1 8 .iWd4-+]
A223 1 1 ) 1 8 .g3 iWh6 1 9.fg E1g5oo;
A22312) 1 8 .E1e6 be 1 9.ie7 E1e7 20.iWb3
cj;Ja8 2 1 .iWa4 iWh6;
A2232) 1 7 .E1e6 be 1 8 .if5
A22321 ) 1 8 " .cj;Jb7 1 9 .iWb3 \t>a8 20.id7
[20.id4 E1b8 2 1 .iWa4] ie5 2 1 .cj;Jh l E1e6;
A22322) 1 8 " .cj;Jd8 1 9.iWb3 if6 20.iWb 8 cj;Je7
2 1 .iWb4=;
B) 1 1 . . .ig7 ! ? 1 2.g3 iWh3 [ 1 2" .iWd4?
1 3 .ie3+-] 1 3 .ig5 E1dg8 [ 1 3 " .id4 1 4.id8
E1d8±] 1 4.ie3 h5 1 5 .iWf3 h4°o 1 6.iWg2 hg
1 7.fg iWg2 1 8 . cj;Jg2 ih3 1 9. \t> g l if]
20.E1f] �.
395 10 ... ig7 ? ! 1 1 .f3
A) 1 1 . . . f5 ? 1 2.fe de 1 3 .ie2 E1he8 1 4.4:Je3
iWh6 1 5 .e6 ie6 1 6.eb cj;J b8 1 7 .ia4 E1e 7
1 8 .d5 ie5 1 9.h3 ie3 20.be E1d5 2 1 .E1b l e5
22.ie5 1 -0 Wedberg-Santa, Novi Sad 01
1990;
B) 1 1 " . 4:J f6 -403 .
10 4:Jf6 1 1 . 4:J d2 E1g8 1 2. 4:J f3 iWh5 1 3 .4:J e5
. .•
iWd l
A) 1 4.E1ad l ie6t 1 5 .f4 [ 1 5 . f3 ! ?; 1 5 .b4] gf
366
1 6.if4 4:J e4 1 7 .e6 f6 1 8 .eb \t>b7 1 9 . 4:Je4 f5
20. 4:J a5 [20. 4:J e5 ! ?] 20" . cj;Jb6 2 1 .E1c l ?
[o2 1 .b4 ! ?] e5 22.b4 e4 23 .ie4 fe 24.a3+
I.Gurevich-Barua, Hastings 1993/94;
B) 1 4.E1fd I ! ?t L1E1ae I ,e6.
10 ... f5 1 1 .f3
A) 1 1 . . .f4 ? ! 1 2.fe fe 1 3 .g3 iWh3 1 4.e5 h5 ? !
1 5 .e6 ! ± Erneste-Goldmane, Riga 1989;
B) 1 1 " . 4:J f6 (Makarychev)
B l ) 1 2. 4:J e 3 f4 1 3 .if2
B 1 1) 1 3 " .iWh5 ? ! 1 4 .E1e l g4 1 5 .E1e5 Win
1 6.ih4± Mohrlok;
B12) 1 3 " .iWh6 1 4 .E1e l [ 1 4 . 4:J b5 cj;J b 8 ! oo
Mohrlok] g4 1 5 .e6 ie6 1 6.if5 [ 1 6. fgib4 !
L14:Je4 Mohrlok] id7 1 7 .id7 E1d7 1 8 .fg
ib4 ! 1 9 .E1e6 !
B121) 1 9 " .ie3 20.be iWf8 2 1 .iWa4 ! a6
22.ih4 4:J g4? 2 3 .E1a6+- Mohrlok;
B 1 22) 1 9" .iWg7
B 1221) 20.iWa4 ? ! as ! 2 1 .h3 [2 1 .a3 E1g8 !
22.h3 4:J g4 !+] h5 22.ih4? 4:J g4 ! + Mohr·
10k;
B 1 222) 20. 4:J b5 ? ! E1e7 ! + Lecroq-Mohrlok,
corr 1993;
B 1 223) 20.h3 ! ie3 [20 " . h5 ! ? 2 1 .ih4 l2le4
22. 4:J e4 de 2 3 .if6 iWf7 24.iWb3 E1g8 25.g5
e3°o ] 2 1 .be 4:J e4 22.E1e5 h5 23 .E1h5 E1h5 24.gh
4:Jf2 25 .cj;Jf2 iWg3 26.\t>n iWh2 ! 27.cj;Jf2 E1g7°o
Mohrlok -NIC YB/35-77 ;
B2) 1 2.e6 ie6 1 3 .i5 id7 1 4.g3 Wih5
1 5 .id7 E1d7 1 6. 4:J e3t.
396 11.4:Jc3 E1e6 ! L1E1h6-+ Makarychev.
1 1 .f3 4:J f6 [ 1 1 . . . 4:J e 5 ? 1 2.if2+-] -65.
397 13.ie4?
A) 1 3 " .de 1 4. 4:J g5 ig4 1 5 .iWa4 h6+;
B) 1 3 " .E1e4 ! ? 1 4 . 4:J g5 E1g4 1 5 . 4:J f3 E1g2
1 6.\t>g2 ih3 1 7 .cj;Jh l ig4 1 8 . \t>g2 iWh3+-.
398 13 ... ig4 1 4.f3 4:J g5 1 5 .fg Wih6
1 6.iWd2 4:Jh3 [ 1 6" .id4? 1 7 .if5 ] 1 7.gh
A) 1 7 . . J'le3 ? I S . l"l 17 l"l h 3 1 9 . ifS � b S
20.gS+- ;
B) 1 7 . . . We3 l S .We3 l"le3 1 9.1"lad U.
399 1 4.l"lad l ctJ gS I S .igS id4 1 6.c6 ig4
A) 1 7 .ifS= Makarychev;
B) 1 7 .l"ld2 ! ?
400 1 5 ...id4 1 6.c6
A) 1 6 . . . ig4
AI) 1 7 .l"ld2 -64;
A2) 1 7 .cb ! mb7 I S .ia6 ! ± ;
B ) 1 6 . . . ie6 1 7 .cb
Bl) 1 7 . . . �bS I S .l"ld2± Kasparov;
B2) 1 7 . . . mb7 I S .ia6 ma6 1 9 .1"ld4 cSt.
401 1 7 ... l"lhgS I S .if4 [Xh7] . 1 7 ... ib6
I S .�bS± . 17 ... �e5 I s .ibS b6 1 9 .ih4 ! t
Kasparov-Ivanchuk, Debrecen European
tch 1992 -56/335.
402 10 ... ig7?! [� I I .fe? id4 1 2. mh l
�eS+] 1 1 .ie3 ctJ f6 -403/ll ...ig7.
403 ll ....ig7 ? !
A) 1 2 .�f2t Makarychev;
B) 1 2. ctJ c3 l"ldeS 1 3 .�f2 Wh6
B1) 1 4.g3
B11) 14 . . . Wh3 ? ! I S .Wc2 hS 1 6.l"lfe l h4
B111) 1 7 .ifi WfS I S .WfS if5 1 9. 1"leS l"leS
20.de ctJd7 2 1 . ctJdS �e6 !oo Van Riemsdijk;
BI12) 1 7 .c6 !± 1 7 .bc I S .ia6 �dS 1 9.Wb3
�e6- 20.�f 1 ! WfS 2 1 .l"leS ! � Van Riems­
dijk-Finegold, Dieren 1990 -53/333 ;
B12) 1 4 . . . g4 Van Riemsdijk;
B13) 14 ... ctJhS Van Riemsdijk;
B2) 1 4.h3± Rozentalis -NIC YB/26.
404 12.if2
A) 1 2 . . . WhS 1 3 . ctJ c 3 g4 1 4.fg ctJ g4 I S .h3±
Makarychev;
B) 1 2 . . . Wh6 !
367
B l ) 1 3 .Wd2 ctJ hSoo Makarychev;
B2) 1 3 . ctJ c 3 g4
B21) 1 4.l"lc l l"lgS ! I S . f4? g3 1 6.�g3 l"lg3 !
1 7 .hg ctJ g4-+ Makarychev;
B22) 1 4. f4
B22 1 ) 1 4 . . . g3 I S .ig3 l"lgS [�l"lg3] 1 6.Wf3
B22ll) 1 6 . . . ig4 1 7 .Wf2 ctJ e4 l S .�e4 de
1 9 . l"l fe 1 ± Makarychev-Ye Rongguang,
Belgrade 1 988;
B2212) 1 6 . . . ctJ hS ! ? 1 7 .WdS ic6 l S .WfS
�bS 1 9.�e4 ! r 1 9.1"lae I ? ig7 ! !�] ctJg3 20.hg
Wg7 2 1 .�c6 Wd4 22.mh2 bc
B221 21 ) 23 .Wf7 ics 24.l"lad l We3 2S .l"lf3
We6 !oo 26.l"ldS? �b7 ! ! -+ Makarychev;
B22122) 2 3 .l"lad l WcS 24.Wc S t Maka­
rychev;
B222) 1 4 . . . Wf4 ! I S .�h4 Wd4 1 6.mh 1
B2221) 1 6 . . . ctJ e4? ! 1 7.c6 ! �e6D I S . ctJ bS
Wb6 1 9 .1"lc 1 ! �bSD 20.cb c6 2 1 .�e4 WbS
22.�d3 Wb7 23 .�g3 �aS 24.Wa4± Maka­
rychev -46/(403);
B2222) 1 6 . . . �g7 ! � 1 7 .c6 ic6 I S .�fS ctJd7
-+ Makarychev ( N I C 6/1 990) .
405 12 ... ctJh5? 1 3 .c6 ! �c6 1 4.ifS r�igS]
Makarychev.
12 ... l"le3? ! 13.We3 ctJh5- [ 1 3 . . . ig7 ? ! 1 4.g3±
Makarychev]
A) 1 4.ifS ? ig7 I S .id7 md7
A I ) 1 6.l"ld 1 l"leS 1 7 .Wf2 id4 ! I S .l"ld4 l"le l +­
Makarychev;
A2) 1 6.g4 l"leS 1 7 .Wd2 l"le2 ! ! I S .We2 �d4
1 9 .1"lf2 ctJ f4-+ Makarychev;
B) 1 4.Wf2 ? Wf2 l S .l"lf2 ig7=t Makarychev;
C) 1 4.l"ld l ? ! ig7 I S .�f1 g4 ! D [ I S . . .1:'leS?
1 6.Wf2± Makarychev]
C l ) 1 6.c6? ! bc ! [ 1 6 . . . ic6oo] 1 7 .fg l"leS ! O
C l l ) I S .Wb3 l"l e 1 !
C l l l ) 1 9.9h �d4 20.�h 1 Wf2 2 1 .l"le 1 Wg 1
Makarychev ;
C 1 l 2) 1 9.93 We7 ! [ 1 9 . . . ctJg3 20.l"le 1 ]
C 1 l 2 1 ) 20. ctJ a3 id4
Cll2ll) 2 1 .�g2 l"i:e2 -+ Makarychev ;
Cll212) 2 1 .l"i:d4 l"i:a 1 22.l"i:b4 ig4! (Maka­
rychev) 23.l"i:g4 �e2-+ ;
Cll22) 20.gh �e2 ! 2 1 .l"i:el id4 22.�h l
�e l 23 .�f3 ib2=t= Makarychev;
C12) I S .�d3 ig4 1 9.c2l c3 [ 1 9.l"i:c l ? ih6
(�ie3 , CtJ g 3 ) 20.g3 �f6] id l 2 0 . l"i: d l =t=
Oolmatov-Makarychev, Reykjavik 1990
-49/36S;
C2) 1 6.fg l"i:eS ! [ 1 6 . . . ig4? 1 7 .g3 ! ± �f6
I S .ie2]
C21) 1 7 .�f2 ? ! �f2 I S .mf2 ig4+
C2l l ) 1 9.1"i:d2 ih6 20.l"i:d3 ifS 2 1 .l"i:f3 ie4
22.l"i:n ic I Makarychev;
C212) 1 9.1"i:d3 CtJ f4 20.l"i:d2 CtJ e6t Maka­
rychev ;
C22) 1 7 .�h3 �g4 Makarychev ;
C23) 1 7 .�d3 ! ig4 I S . CtJ c3 ! id l 1 9.1"i:d l =
Makarychev;
C3) 1 6.g3 CtJg3
C31) 1 7 .�f2 CtJ fS I S .�h4 CtJ h4 1 9.fg id4
Makarychev;
C32) 1 7 .hg �g3
C321) I S .ig2 l"i:eS 1 9 .�t2 id4 20.�d4
[20.l"i:d4? l"i:e 1 ] (Makarychev) l"i:e2 2 1 .�hS
ieS 22 .�eS l"i:eS-+ ;
C322) I S .�h l l"i:eS [�l"i:e6-h61 1 9.�g l
C3221) 1 9 . . . �f3 (Makarychev -NIC 6/
1 990) 20.ig2 �fS 2 1 .l"i:fl � gS --+ ;
C3222) 1 9 . . . �h4= ;
0) 1 4. CtJ a3 ig7 I S .CtJc2 l"i:eS 1 6.�f2 CtJ f4
01) 1 7 .l"i:ad l ? CtJd3 I S .l"i:d3 ibS Maka­
rychev ;
02) 1 7 .�h4? ! gh 1 S .l"i:fd I CtJd3 1 9.1"i:d3 l"i:e2 !
Makarychev;
03) 1 7 .l"i:fd 1
031 ) 1 7 . . . CtJ d3 I S .l"i:d3 ifS 1 9.1"i:e3 ! Maka­
rychev;
032) 1 7 . . . �dS !�/+± [XCtJc2] Makarychev;
E) 1 4.CtJd2 ig7 I S . CtJ b3 l"i:eS 1 6.�f2 CtJ f4
1 7 . l"i:fd l � f2 [ 1 7 . . . ia4 ? ! I s . i5 � d S
1 9 .93±] I S .�f2 ia4°o 1 9.ifS m d S 20.l"i:e l
368
l"i:e I 2 1 .l"i:e 1 ib3 22.ab id4 23 .�fl t Maka­
rychev ;
F) 1 4.CtJc3 ! ? ig7 I S . CtJ e2 l"i:eS 1 6.�f2
F1) 1 6 . . . CtJ f4 1 7 . l"i: ad l ! [ 1 7 .�h4? ltJ e 2
�gh4,id4+] �f2 [ 1 7 . . . l"i:e2? I S .ie2 id4
1 9.1"i:d4 CtJe2 20.�e2 �d4 2 1 .�f2±] I S .�f2
l"i:e6
Fll) 1 9.93? CtJd3 20.l"i:d3 ibS 2 1 .l"i:e3 ie2
[2 l . . .l"i:h6+±1 22.me2 id4+± Makarychev;
F12) 1 9 .l"i:fe I ! [�b4]t Makarychev;
F2) 1 6 . . . �f2 1 7 .mt2 CtJ f4 I S .l"i:adl ItJd3
1 9.1"i:d3 ibS 20.l"i:e3 Makarychev;
F3) 1 6 . . . l"i:e2 ! ? 1 7 .�h4- [ 1 7 .�e2?? id4
I S .mh l CtJ g 3 ] gh I S .ie2 id4t ;
G) 1 4.g3 ! ! CtJg3 I S .�eS+- [ I S .hg? Wig3
1 6.�h l �h3=]
Gl) I S . . . CtJ f l 1 6.�hS �h2 1 7 .�fl ih3
I S . m e l �g l 1 9 .�d2 �f2 20.�c3 Wie l
2 1 . CtJ d2 +- Jezek;
G2) I S . . . l"i:gS 1 6.hg �h3 1 7 .l"i:d l ig7 l S.ifl
1 -0 Tomasevic-Kondali, corr Alekhine
mem. 199 1 .
4 0 6 13.g3 ! ?
A ) 1 3 . . . �h3 1 4.CtJc3t;
B) 1 3 ... �hS 1 4. CtJ c3t.
407 13 ...�f4 ? ! 1 4.�aS �bS I S .�h l ltJh5
1 6.CtJc3t [ 1 6.ih7 ? ! l"i:hS ] .
408 14.g3 ! ?
409 16.c6 ic6 1 7 .ifS b6 1 S.�a6 [ I S.Wic3
id7] ib7 1 9.�a4°o.
4 1 0 1 6 ... g4? 1 7 .ifS ! ! ifS I S . CtJ bS a6
1 9 .ic7 �aS 20.�b6 ab 2 1 .�a5 M aka­
rychev.
41 1 17 f6? I S .ifS !+- Makarychev.
..•
17 ig7°o (Makarychev)
.••
A) l S .l"i:fe 1 CtJ f4 1 9.ifl g4 20.g3 gf! 2 1 .if4
Wf4 ! ! 22.gf �d4 23.�h 1 l::1 g 1 # Lima; iWh3 1 7 . �gl �d6 1 8.cd l::1 g 8 1 9 .�gS !+­
B) 1 8 .ctJdS �eS 1 9 .de L1<.tf2-e3-d2] 1 6.cd l::1 g 2 1 7 .�g2 l::1 g 8 1 8.�g5
Bl) 1 9 .. :t!f1e6 [ 1 8 . ctJ g3 iWh3+-] l::1 g S 1 9 . ctJ g3 �h3 ! -+
B11) 20. ctJ f6 ctJ f6 2 1 .ef iWf6oo; Makarychev;
B12) 20.�e4 iWeSoo; B3) l S .iWd2 �cS ! 1 6.dc l::1 d g8 ! -+ Dolmatov­
B2) 1 9 . . . g4 Makarychev, Palma de Mallorca 1 989 -
B21) 20.f4 c 6 ! 48/420.
B211 ) 2 1 .ctJe7 ctJ f4 22 . ctJ g 8 l::1 g 8+ L123 .iWc3 13.�f2 iWh6+ Makarychev.
g3 24.h3 ctJ h3 ! ! 2S .gh iWe3 26.<.tg2- �h3 !
2 7 .�h3 g2 2 8 . � h 2 g l iW 2 9 . l::1 g 1 iWh6# 4 1 4 13 ... gf? !1 4.iWf3 l::1 e 8 I S .l::1 ae l ctJ e4
Lima; 1 6.�f4 �c6 1 7 . ctJdS fS 1 8 . ctJ b4± Jansa­
B212) 2 1 . ctJ b6 l::1 c d8 Handoko, Gausdal 1 992.
B2121) 22.g3 ctJ g3 ! 23 .hg iWh3 24.�e4 13 ... iWh5 ! ?
[24:t!f1e l ab6-+] iWg3 2S .�g2 [ 2S .�h l iWh3
26.�g l g3-+] iWe3 26.<.th l l::1 g 6-+ Lima; 41 5 o I 4 ... l::1 e 8 Van Riemsdijk.
B2122) 22 . ctJ d7 l::1 d 7 23 .�fS g3 ! ! + A.Rod­
riguez-Lima, Guarapuava 1991 -53/293; 4 1 6 1 5 .�t2? ctJ f4 !
1 6 . g f g3+ Maka­
B2123) 22 .iWb4 ! ? A.Rodriguez; rychev.
B22) 20.�e4 ! ? Lima. 15.ctJe2 l::1 e 8
A) 1 6.�f2 �c5 ! ! 1 7 .dc d4 1 8 . ctJ d4 ctJ f4 !
41 2 12.�t2 iWh6 1 3 .iWd2 [ 1 3 .h3 ctJ h S +± ] 1 9 .9f g 3 (Makarychev) 20.�g3 l::1 g 3 2 1 . hg
g 4 1 4.iWh6 �h6 l S .fg ctJ g4 1 6. ctJ c3 ctJ f2 iWg3 22.�h 1 iWh3 23.�g l l::1 g 8 24.<.tf2 l::1 g 2
1 7 .\tlf2 �g7 1 8 . ctJ e2 �g4 1 9 .1::1 ad l =. 2S.�e l iWg3+- ;
12.Wel ! ? l::1 e 8 1 3 . ctJ d2 iWhS 1 4 .iWf2 g4 B) 1 6.iWd2 ! ? L1 �cS [ 1 6 . . . ctJ f6] 1 7 .dc d4
1 5 .l::1 ae l ± Wedberg-Timpami, St Martin 1 8 .�d4 �c6 J 9.l::1 f2.
1991.
12.g3 iWh3 [ 1 2 ... iWhS ! ?] 1 3 .l::1 e l g4 1 4.f4 4 1 7 18.iWc2 l::1 e 7 1 9.�f2 l::1 g e8 20.l::1 e 5 c6
liJe4 1 5 .�e4 de 1 6. ctJ c 3 hS 1 7 .iWc2 [ 1 7 . ctJ e4 (Van Riemsdijk-Casafus, Buenos Aires
ic6] h4 1 8 .iWg2 hg 1 9 .hg iWg2 20.<.tg2 �e6 1 990) 2 1 .b4 ! ± Van Riemsdijk.
2 1 .l::1 h l �g7 22.l::1 ad l c6 2 3 .l::1 h S l::1 h 8 24.l::1 h 8
ih8 2S .b3 fS= Nij boer-Schwartzman, 4 1 8 13.�f2 iWh6 1 4.iWd2 g4!
Wijk aan Zee B 1994. A) I S .f4? g3 1 6.�g3 l::1 g 3 I 7 .hg ctJ g4-+;
B) I s .iWh6 �h6 1 6Jg ctJ g4 I 7 .l::1 ae 1 [ J 7 . ctJ d5
41 3 13.iWe l ? g3 ! [ 1 3 . . . iWhS+] 1 4.hg c6] ctJ f2 1 8 .<.tf2 �g7i.
A) 1 4.h3 �h3 l S .gh iWh3 1 6.iWd2 ( l 6.iWe2
ge8 L1�h6,iWh2) g2 I 7 .l::1 fd l iWh l 1 8 .�f2 4 1 9 1 3 . . . iWh3? 1 4 . l::1 e I g4 I S . f4 iWhS
g l W 1 9 .1::1 g 1 iWh2 20.�fl l::1 g l +- Maka­ 1 6.iWc2? ! [ 1 6 .iWd2; 1 6.b4] �g7 1 7 .�f2 ? !
rychev; ctJ e4 ! 1 8 .ctJ e4 de 1 9.�e4 l::1 e4 20.l::1 e4 iWd5
B) 1 4 . . . l::1 g 3 2 1 .l::1 a e 1 �c6 22.iWb3 iWb3 23.ab �e4 24.l::1e4
B1) I S .�f2 ? l::1 g 2 1 6.�g2 iWh3 1 7 .�g l �d6 �d7= Tiviakov-Schwartzman, Wijk aan
I::. gg8-+ Makarychev; Zee 1995 -62/(338) .
B2) I S . ctJ e2 ! ? �d6 ! [ 1 5 . . . l::1 g 2?? 1 6 .�g2

369
420 1 6.Ei:fe1 ! ? 16.c6°o. 1 985) <j;>b8 1 8 .�d7 Ei:d7+ Raetsky, Chet­
42 1 12.ltJ c3oo Van Riemsdijk. verik;
12.CLld2 �h6 1 3 .f4 B2) 1 3 .�e4 ! ? de 1 4.fg �c6 I S .Ei:f5 �d4
A) 1 3 . . . CLlhS 1 4.g3 �f6 (y2-Y2 Arseniev­ 1 6.�d4 e3--t;
Raetsky, Belorechensk 1 988) I S . Ei:e I C) I I . CLl dS
[ I S .b4±] CLlg7 1 6.Ei:c I ± Raetsky, Chetverik; C 1 ) 1 1 . . .�e6 1 2 . CLl c3 Ei:d4 1 3 .�e3 Ei:dS
B) 1 3 . . . g3 1 4.h3 CLl g4 I S . CLl f3 CLle3 1 6. CLl h4 C l l ) 1 4.c6 (Wedberg)
CLld I = Raetsky, Chetverik. C l l 1 ) 1 4 . . . CLl cSoo Raetsky, Chetverik;
C 1 l 2) 1 4 . . . �d6 ! ? Glek;
422 12 . . . �h3 ? ! 1 3 .f4 Ei: e 8 1 4 . Ei: e l C 12) 1 4.�c2 !
Z.Almasi. C 1 2 1 ) 1 4 . . . CLl c 3 I S .�c3 I":. �eS± Glek;
C122) 1 4 . . . CLl c S I S .�f5 �d6 [ I S . . . Wh6
423 13 ... Ei:e8 ! ? 1 4.Ei:e I 1 6.h4± Glek] 1 6.g3 �c4 1 7 .�gS± Glek­
A) 1 4 . . . CLl e4 ? ! Raetsky, Zell am Ziller 1993 -58/(340);
A I ) I S . CLl d2 CLld2 1 6.�d2 �gn Z.Almasi; C2) I I . . .CLl f2 1 2 .Ei:f2 �d4
A2) I S .CLlc3 !± C21) 1 3 .c6 �dS 1 4.cd Ei:d7 I S .Ei:d2
A21) I S . . . CLl c S ? 1 6.dc Ei:e3 1 7 .Ei:e3 �cS C2ll) I S . . . �b4? 1 6.�c4 �cS 1 7 .mh l �d2
1 8 .�c I !+- Z.Almasi-Schwartzman, Wijk 1 8 .�e6+- Wedberg;
aan Zee op 1995 -62/338 C212) I S . . . �d6 !oo Wedberg;
A22) I S . . . CLlc3 1 6.bc �g7 ( l 6 . . . �fS ? C22) 1 3 .�gS �cS 1 4.CLle3 f4 ! I S .�f4 E'ihf8
1 7 .�a4+-) 1 7 .�c2± Z.Almasi; 1 6.�fl ! �e3 ! ? [ 1 6 . . . �g4? 1 7 .mh l ! ; 1 6 . ..

B) o I 4 . . .�fS I S . CLl c3 �d3 1 6.�d3 CLl e4± �e6 1 7 .Ei:d l ! ] 1 7 .�e3 �e3 1 8 .�e2 [ I S .�h7
Z.Almasi. Ei:f2 1 9.�f2 �f2 20.mf2 Ei:h8=] �f2 1 9.<.th l
Ei:de8 20.�c2 (Wedberg-Schneider, Tor­
424 15 ... CLl g8?! (Z.Almasi-Hellsten, shavn 1987 -45/360) hS ! f± Wedberg.
Malmo 1 994) 1 6 .�f2! Ei:e I [ 1 6 . . . CLl e 7 ? 1 0 ... Ei:g8 ! ?
1 7 .�fl CLl c 6 1 8 .Ei:e8 Ei: e 8 1 9 .�g2 �e6 A ) I I . CLl dS Ei:g6 ! 1 2.f3 Ei:h6 1 3 .�e4 [ 1 3 .fe
20.�a4] 1 7 .�e l Ei:e8 1 8 .�d I CLl e7 1 9.�fl !± �h2 1 4.<j;>f2 Ei:h3 ! ] �h2 1 4.mt2 Wh4
Z.Almasi -61/(305). I S .<j;>e3 [ I S .<j;>e2 �bS ; I S .mg l �h2=1 f5°o
Casafus; Morgado;
4 2 5 16.�d2 Ei:de8 1 7.�f2 Ei:e l 1 8 .Ei:e l Ei:e l B) I I .CLle2 ? ! Ei:g6 ! 1 2. f3 Ei:h6 1 3 .fe de 14.�c2
1 9.�e l �fS Z.Almasi. �h2 I S .<j;>f2 �h4 ! --t 1 6.g3 [ 1 6.mg l ? Wh l
16.�f2 Ei:e I 1 7 . � e I �fS Z.Almasi. 1 7 .<j;>f2 Ei:f6+-; 1 6.<j;>e3 �g4 ! 1":. 1 7 .ie4 E'ie6]
�g4 ! [ 1":. Ei: h2, �bS] 1 7 . a4 Ei:h2 I S .<.te l
426 ;!; Z.Almasi -6 1/(305). [ 1 8 . <j;>e3 ic6 ! l":.Ei:e2-+] �e6 ! ! -+ And.
Rodriguez-Casafus, Buenos Aires 1990
427 10 ... f5 -49/(366) ;
A) I I .�b3 c6 1 2 .�a3 mb8 1 3 .b4 �g7 C) I l .g3 !
1 4. CLl e2 f4 Raetsky, Chetverik; C1) 1 1 . . .�h3 ? ! 1 2.�f3 ! �h6- [ 1 2 . . �fP .

B) 1 l .f4 �g7 1 2.�e3 Ei:he8 1 3 .gh4+-]

B 1 ) 1 3 .CLle4 fe 1 4.�e2 gf I S .Ei:f4 �e7 1 6.Ei:fl C l l) 1 3 . CLl e4 �f 1 1 4 . <j;> f 1 de I S . �e4�
�f6 1 7 .�g4 (Belikov-Raetsky, Voronezh Sveshnikov;

370
Cl2) 1 3 .ctJ d5
C121) 1 3 . . . �f 1 1 4 .�e4 � ctJ f6, '<Wf5±
Sveshnikov;
C122) 1 3 . . . �d5 1 4 .�� �d4 1 5 .�e3±
Sveshnikov;
C 1 23) 1 3 . . . f5 ! 1 4 .�c4 [ 1 4 . ctJ e3 ? ! �d4
I S . ctJ f5 �d3 ! 1 6.'<W� '<Wc6+; 1 4.�e4? ! fe
I S .1We4 �f1 1 6.'it?fl '<Wc6+] �g6 ! [ 1 4 . . . �fl
I S .1Wf5±] 1 5 .�el �g4 1 6.'<Wa3 ! � Svesh­
nikov-Ionins, Latvija ch 1992 -54/(284) ;
C2) I I . . .ctJc3 1 2.bc '<Wh3
C21) 1 3 .�e l ? ! f500 Sveshnikov;
C22) 1 3 .'<Wf3± Sveshnikov;
C23) 1 3 .�b l ! � f5 ? 1 4.�b7 ! �b7 1 5 .'<Wb3
\tla8 1 6.'<Wd5 c6 1 7 .'<Wg8+- Hellers-Enge­
dal, Skei 1 993.
428 1 1.g3 '<Wh3 ! [ 1 1 . . .'<Wd4 1 2.c6 ! �]
1 2.1g5 ? ctJ g4 A.Rodriguez.
l 1 . ctJ e2 ctJ g4 ! 1 2.h3 ctJ h 6 1 3 .�d2 � g 8 !
[ 1 3 . . . g4? 1 4.g3 ! ± (�h4) '<Wh3 ? 1 5 . ctJ f4+­
A.Rodriguez]
A) 1 4.b4 g4 ! 1 5 .g3 gh3� A.Rodriguez;
B) 1 4.�c l g4 1 5 .c6 �c6 1 6.�c6 bc 1 7 .'<Wa4
gh 1 8 .g3oo (Schwarz spart ein Tempo statt
des harmlosen Zuges �g7 im Vergleich zur
Partie Makarychev-Kuijpers -433/11 ...
IiJ f61B1);
C ) 1 4.f3 f5 1 5 .'<We l
Cl) 1 5 . . . '<We l 1 6.�ae l [�b4-b5] t f4 1 7 .h4 !
[Xf4] A.Rodriguez;
C2) 1 5 . . . '<Wh5 1 6.b4 �e8
C21) 1 7 .b5 ! ? g4 1 8 .c6oo A.Rodriguez;
C22) 1 7 .'<Wf2
C221) 1 7 . . . g4? 1 8 . ctJ f4 ! [ 1 8 . ctJ g3 '<Wh4
1 9.1h6 gh ! + A.Rodriguez] '<Wf7 - 1 9.93 ! ±
[Xct'lh6] A.Rodriguez-Arkhipov, Belgrade
1988 -46/405;
C222) 1 7 . . . f4 ! t [��f5 Xd4,e3 ,g3] A.Rod­
riguez.
429 11 ... g4? ! 1 2.'<Wg3 '<Wg3 1 3 .fg3± X1l
371
Nogueiras.
430 1 2 ... h6? ! 1 3 .ctJd5
A) 1 3 . . . g4 1 4 . ctJ e7 'it?b8 1 5 . '<W b 3 ±
Nogueiras;
B) 1 3 . . . '<Wd4 1 4.ctJe7 'it?b8 1 5 .c6 �c6 1 6. ctJ c6
bc 1 7 .'<Wb3 '<Wb6 1 8 .'<Wf7 �hg8 1 9 .�e3 ±
Nogueiras ;
1 2 ... �he8 ! ? 1 3 .�e3 [�g3] h6 1 4.h3
A) 14 . . . �f5 1 5 .'<Wf5 �b8
A I ) 1 6.g3 '<Wh5 1 7 .�g2 '<Wg6= Nogueiras;
A2) 1 6.�ae l g4 [ 1 6 . . . c6 1 7 .b4 ! � J 1 7 .�f4 !
g h 1 8 .g3
A21) 1 8 . . . '<Wh5 1 9 .�e8 �e8 20.�c7 ! ! 'it?c7
2 1 .'<Wf4 �c8 2 2 . ctJ b5 �e7 2 3 . ctJ a7 'it?d7
24.'<Wd6 �e8 25 .'<Wb8 'it?d7 26.'<Wc8#
Nogueiras;
A22) 1 8 . . . '<Wg4 1 9 . '<Wg4 ctJ g4 2 0 . ctJ b 5 ±
Nogueiras ;
B) 1 4 . . . '<Wh5
B1) 1 5 .'<Wh5 ? ! ctJ h 5 1 6 .1d7 �d7+ � f5
Nogueiras;
B2) 1 5 .�d7 �d7 1 6.'<Wf5 = A.Rodriguez;
B3) 1 5.g4 '<Wh4 1 6.�g2 h5 ! (Nogueiras­
A . Rodriguez, Havana 1 99 1 ) 1 7 . �h l ! ?
Nogueiras -52/306.
43 1 1 8.�fe1 f5 1 9. ctJ b5 a6 20.a4 �e5oo
Gruenfeld-Mikhalchishin, Palma 1 989.
432 11.ctJd5 �d4 1 2 .�e3 �e3 1 3 .fe ctJc5
1 4.�f7 'it?b8 .
1 1 .�e3 ! ?
A) I I . . .�he8 ? ! 1 2. ctJ d5
AI) 1 2 . . . ctJ f6 ? 1 3 . ctJ ffi �f6 1 4.d5 �g4
1 5 .'<Wa4+- Boudre-Letreguilly, Chanac
1 989;
A2) 1 2 . . . �c6 1 3 . ctJ b4± ;
A3) 1 2 . . . �g4 1 4.'<Wa4± ;
B) 1 1 . . . ctJ f6 1 2. f3 -403/11 ...� g7;
C) 1 1 . . .f5 1 2. ctJ d5 �e6 1 3 . ctJe7;
D) I l . . .ctJc3 1 2.bc f5 I 3 .f4 ! ?± ��he8 1 4.�f2
�f4?? I S .g3+- ;
E ) 1 1 . . .ct:lcS 1 2,ct'l dS ct:l d 3 1 3 .�d3 l"i:he800;
F) l 1 . . .ic6 1 2 . ct:l e2 fS 1 3 . f3 f4oo.
433 1l ... ltJ f6?!
A) 1 2.0 ct:l hS 1 3 .g3 id4 1 4 . � h 1 ct:lg3
I S .ct:lg3 ics� Raetsky, Chetverik;
B) 1 2 .id2
Bl) 1 2 . . . l"i:hg8 1 3 .l"i:c J ct:l g4 [ 1 3 . . . c6 1 4. f3t
Raetsky, Chetverik] 1 4.h3 ct:l h6 I S .c6 ic6
1 6 .l"i:c6---+ Makarychev-Kuij pers, Eind­
hoven European cup 1986;
B2) 1 2 . . . �b8 1 3 . f3 l"i:de8 1 4.ie 1 �h6 1 S .b4
ct:lhS 1 6.bS ct:l f4 1 7 .if2 g4 1 8 .c6 ic8 1 9.cb
id7 20 . ct:l f4 �f4 2 Ug ig4 2 2 . � a4±
Tiviakov-Barua, Tilhurg 1 992.
1l ... l"i:de8
A) 1 2.a4 l"i:e6 1 3 .0 l"i:h6 1 4.fe de I s .ic4
�h2 1 6.�f2 l"i:f6 1 7 .�e l �g2 1 8 .l"i:f6 if6
1 9 .ie3 ig7 20.c6 ic6 2 1 .if7 l"i:d8 22.ie6
�b8 23 .l"i:cJ ie8 24.�c2 c6 2s .if5 ihS
26.ie4 � g400 Ioseliani - Gaprindashvili,
Borshomi 1990;
B) 1 2.0 ct:l f6
B l ) 1 3 .g3 �hS I 4.id2 ct:l g4! ? I S . fg ig4---+ ;
B2) 1 3 .id2 l"i:e2
B21) 1 4.ie2 ct:l g4 ! -436;
B22) 1 4.�e2 ct:l hS I S .�f2 �f2
B22 1) 1 6. � f2 ct:l f4�-439;
B222) 1 6.l"i:f2
B222 1 ) 1 6 . . . id4 1 7 .ic3 if2 1 8 .�f2 l"i:e8
[ 1 8 . . . l"i:d8 1 9.ih7] 1 9.93 ! ?� ( J 9 .ih7 ct:l f4)
h6 20.l"i:h I ! ?;
B2222) 1 6 . . . ct:l f4 1 7 .if4 gf 1 8 .c6 ! ? ie6
[ 1 8 . . . bc 1 9.1"i:d l ±] 1 9.cb �b8 20.�h 1 id4
2 U l:c2 ie3 22.b4 �b7 23.g3 fg 24.hg hS�
Ulihin-Akopian, Borzhomi j 1 988.
434 12.ie3? l"i:e6 �l"i:h6+/---+ Maka­
rychev.
1 2.�el ct:lf6
A) I 3 .�d2 ct:le4 ! 1 4.�aS ? ! r I 4.�e 1 =1 �b8
372
I S .0 ct:l f6
A I ) 1 6.g3 ? ! �hS
A l l) 1 7.a4? ! ltJ g4 ! + 1 8.fg ig4 1 9 .ct:lf4
[ 1 9 . ct:l c3 id4 20. � g2 �h3 2 1 .�h1 1f3
2 2 . l"i: O l"i:e 1 +-; 1 9.c6 l"i:e2 20.ie2 1d4
2 1 . � g 2 ( 2 1 . � h l ie2-+) ih3 2 2 . � h l
�e2-+ ] id4 20.�g2 gf 2 l .if4 (J.Pol­
gar-Gaprindashvili, Novi Sad 01 1990
-50/334) l"i:c8 22.c6 [22.l"i:ae l l"i:e I 23.Ele 1
ih3+-] l"i:e2 ! 23 .ie2 ih3 24.�h 1 We2-+
Gaprindashvili;
A 1 2) 1 7 .id2 ct:lg8+ Gaprindashvili;
A2) 1 6.id2 ! ?
A21) 1 6 . . . ct:l g4 1 7 . fg l"i:e2 1 8 .ie2 1d4
1 9 . � h l ieS 20.h3 �g3 2 1 . � g l = Ga­
prindashvili;
A22) 1 6 . . . ltJ g 8 ! ? Gaprindashvili;
B) 1 3 . a4 ! ? ltJ g4 1 4.h3 id4? [ 1 4 . . . ct:lf6 1 S .f3
�e l 1 6 .l"i:el ct:l hS ( l 6 . . . h6) ] I S . hg 194
1 6.ct:ld4 l"i:e l 1 7 .l"i:e 1 ih3 1 8 .ie3 id7 1 9.aS±
Smirin-Schwartzman, Wij k aan Zee.
1 993.
435 13.� e l �e 1 = Makarychev.
436 14.ie2
A) 1 4 . . . �d4? I S .�h l h6 1 6.b4t Halasz;
B) 1 4 . . . ct:l g4 !
B l ) I S . fg ? id4 1 6.�h 1 ieS
B l l ) 1 7 .g3 ig3 1 8 .�g2 �h2 1 9.�f3
l"i:e8 ! -+ Halasz;
B 12) 1 7 .h3 �g3 1 8 .�g l �h2 1 9 .�f2 1d4
20.�0 [20.ie3 �f4+] fS+ Makarychev:
B13) 1 7 .if4 if4 1 8 .l"i:f4 gf 1 9.�d5 Ele8 '
20.�d 1 ic6 2 1 .�f l l"i:e3 22.l"i:c 1 �e7 23 .�f3
if3 24.l"i:e2-+ Sherzer-Halasz, B ud a pest
1 990;
B2) I S .if4 !
B21) I S . . . ct:l h2 ? 1 6.ih2 1d4 1 7 .�h l �e5
1 8 .f4 if4 1 9.1"i:f4+- Halasz;
B22) I S . . . gf 1 6. fg �f6 1 7 . � h l Ele8 ' �
Halasz;
B23} I S . . . lLl f2 ! ?
B231} 1 6.�g5 lLl h3 ! 1 7.gh i!!1 g S
%Vf4't Makarychev;
B232} 1 6.g3 Wh6 1 7 . E:lf2 gf 1 8 .g4
Makarychev;
B233} 1 6.�g3 lLl d l 1 7 .�h4 �d4
ltJ e 3 1 9 .�g5 E:le8 20.�e3 E:le3�
rychev.
437 14 i!!1 d 4? I S .�e3±.
..•
I S .i!!1 f l E:lf8 1 6.Wd 1 i!!1 f2 1 7 .�h l �g4-+ .
1 8 .�h 1 13.g3? i!!1 h S [ 1 3 . . . Wh3 ! ?] 1 4.fe fe I S .�c2
A} I S . . . �g4 1 6.E:le I E:lf3-+ L'lE:ldf8,E:lf2;
Wf6�/i B } I S . . . E:lfl 1 6.i!!1 f l E:lf8 1 7 .We l �h3 1 8 .�e3
E:lfl 1 9 .i!!1 f l �f l 20.�fl i!!1 f3+-.
1 8 .�h 1 13.�e3 f4 1 4.�e4 de I S .�f2 i!!1 h S 1 6.fg �g4
Maka­ 1 7 .E:le1 �e2 1 8 .E:le2 1 9 .E:ld2 i!!1 g 4 20.i!!1 f l
i!!1 e4 2 1 .E:lel Wf4 22 .�e3 fg 2 3 .i!!1 g2 i!!1 h4
24.E:led I E:lfe8 (Rodin-Fedorov corr USSR
ch 1987/90} :±: Karpov.

438 15.�el i!!1 d4 1 6 .�t2 lLl f4+ Maka­ 446 1 3 .. E:lf6 [ L'lE:lh6] 1 4.We l WhS I S . fe
.

rychev. A) I S . . . de 1 6.�bS c6 1 7 ' lLl f4 ! g f 1 8 .�f4

439 16. � f2 lLl f4 ! 1 7 .�f4 gf I 8.E:lfe 1 �d4
1 9 . � fl �b2 ! 't Howell-Makarychev,
Frunze 1989 -48/419.
440 16 ... lLl f4 17 .�f4 gf 1 8 .c6 -433/
1l ... E:lde8/B2222.
441 13.c6?! �c6 1 4 .�f5 �d7 I S . lLl g3
ghf8 1 6.�e3 lLl hS't Belikov-Raetsky,
Voronezh 1987.
13.b4 ! ? lLl hS 1 4.�e3 g4 I S .c6 �c6 1 6.�fS
�d7 1 7 . fg �fS 1 8 .gf E:lde8� Short-L.
Schneider, 1982.
13:�e U; Forintos, Haag.
442 14 ... Wh5
A} I S .b4 �h6 1 6.i!!1d 2 E:lhg8 1 7 .bS g4 1 8. lLl f4
gf 1 9. 1Ll hS E:lg2 20.�h 1 lLl g4 2 l .Wh6 E:lh2=
Raetsky, Chetverik;
B) I S .E:lc 1 ! ? i L'lc6.
443 1 5 . . . E:ldf8 1 6 . E:l ac 1 g4 1 7 .i!!1 a S a6
1 8.c6± Short-Grushka, Mexiko 1 981 .
444 18.b5 lLl e7 1 9 . 1Ll c3 lLl fS 2 0 . c 6 ! ±
Tiviakov-Raetsky, Makhachkala, 1 987.
445 1 3.fe? fe 1 4.�c2 [ 1 4.g3 -13 ... g3] E:lfl
E:le6 1 9 .dS cd 20.Wa.'; �eS 2 1 .�e5 E:leS
22.i!!1 a 7 E:le6 23 .c6± Gruenfeld-Davidovic,
Tel Aviv 1 989;
B} I S . . . E:lh6 1 6.i!!1 g 3 de
B l } 1 7 .�gS E:lg6 1 8 .�d8 E:lg3 1 9 . 1Ll g 3 i!!1 g 6°o
OIl,-E.Vladimirov, Tallinn(30' } 1 988;
B2} 1 7 .�c4 f4 1 8 .�f4 gf 1 9.)::1[4 (± Forintos,
Haag) E:lg6 20.i!!1 h4 i!!1 h 4 2 1 .E:lh4 �g4??
22.E:lg4+- .
447 14.fe? fe4+ Makarychev.
14.g3 lLl g3 ! ? I S .hg i!!1 h 3 ! 1 6.E:lf2 - �d4 ! ?
1 7 . lLl d4 i!!1 g 3= Makarychev.
14.E:la3
A} 1 4 . . . f4
A I } I S .c6 �c6 1 6.fe de 1 7 .�bS f3
A l l} 1 8 . lLl g3 Ele6 1 9 .�c6 Elh6! Maka­
rychev;
A12} 1 8 .�c6 fe
A 1 2 1 } 1 9.�b7 �b7 20.i!!1 e 2 El f l 120 . . . �d4?
2 1 .�e3:±:] 2 1 .Wfl E:lf8 22.i!!1 e 2 ! = Sveshni­
kov-Makarychev, Moscow ch 1987 -43/392;
A 122} 1 9.i!!1 e 2 ! ? Elf] 20.i!!1 f l Elf8 2 1 .We2 ! D
�d4 22.�e3:±: Makarychev;
A2) I S . fe ! ? de 1 6 .�bS c6 1 7 .dS f3 ! ?
[ 1 7 . . . cb? ! 1 8 .c6 ! � ] 1 8 .dc �c6 ! 1 9.�c6 bc
20.�e3 ! :±: [20.gf? ! �eS ! � J Makarychev ;
B) 1 4 " ' lLl f6 ! ? I S .i!!1 e l We i 1 6 .Ele l f4 ! 't
Makarychev.

373
448 14 ...Wh5
A) I S .c6 ikc6 1 6.fe de 1 7 .ikbS :§e6 I S .Wd l
f4 1 9.dS :§d6 2 0 . lD c 3 f3 2 l . lD e4 ( y2-V2
Van der Wiel-Miralles, Lyon 1 988) :§dS
22.We l oo;
B) I S .fe de 1 6.ikbS c6 1 7 .ikc4 f4 I S .:§a3
:§f6 1 9 . :§b3 :§h6 20.h3 ikg4 2 l . lD f4 gf
22.ikf4 ikd4 2 3 . m h l ikf3 V2-V2 (Elizarov­
Beshukov, Belorechensk 1 989) 24.mh2
ikeS ? ! 2S .We3°o.
449 17 ... e3? I S .:§f] ! Salov.
17 . . . f3 I S .ike3 ! fe 1 9.:§e2 c6 ! D 20.dS !
A) 20 . . . h6? ! 2 1 .d6 ike6 22.ike6 :§e6 23 .:§f]
:§f] 24.mfl md7 2 S . m e l ± Przewoznik­
Ostrowski, Poznan 1987 ;
B) 20 . . . cd 2 l .ikdS h6 22.:§d2 ! :§dS= Sax -
V.Salov, Bruxelles 1988 -45/36 1 .
450 13 ••. Wh5
A) 1 4. a4
A I ) 1 4 . . . :§f6 -446;
A2) 1 4 . . . :§deS -44S;
B) 1 4 .WaS ! ? mbS I S .Wb4 [Xd4; i1ika6, fe]
B 1 ) I S . . . maS ? ! Van der Wiel;
B2) I S . . . :§f6 1 6.fe
B21) 1 6 . . . :§h6? 1 7.ef Wh2 I S .�f2± Van
der Wiel;
B22) 1 6 . . . de 1 7 . lD g3 Wh4 I S .ike4 [ I S .c6?
:§c6 1 9.:§fS ed 20.ikgS Wd4+- ; I S .ike2?
:§h6+ Van der Wiel] fe 1 9.:§f6 ikf6
B22 1 ) 20.dS e3 ! 2 1 . lD e4? ikd4 ! -+ Van der
Wiel;
B222) 20.ike3°o
B2221) 20 . . . ike6 ? ! 2 l .c6 b6 2 2 . :§ f ]
[Xe4,fS,b7] Van der Wiel;
B2222) 20 . . . ikcs 2 1 .:§fU Van der Wiel;
B2223) 20 . . . ikc6 [XfS ] 2 1 .:§f] Wh6 ! [i1Wg6,
hS ! ?] 22.:§fS
B22231 ) 22 . . . Wg6 23 .Wb3 [o23 .Wc4] ikd7
24.:§f2 [24.:§dS ? (i1:§d7 ) �aS ! 2S .Wa3 WgS]
ikcs 2S .Wc4± Van der Wiel-Sisniega, Thes-
374
saloniki (01) 1988 -46/404;
B22232) 22 . . . Wg7 ! 2 3 . lD h5 Wg6 24.:§f6
[24.g4 ! ?] WhS 2 S .Wd2= [ 2 S . :§c6? iWd l
26.�f2 :§fS 27 .mg3 :§f3 ! -+] Van der Wiel ;
C) 1 4.fe
C 1 ) 1 4 . . . fe I S . lD g 3 Wh4 1 6.:§fS :§fS 1 7 .1fl
ikd4 I S .ike3 ikeS± Van der Wiel;
C2) 1 4 . . . de I S .ikc4
C21) l S . . . mbS 1 6.dS ikeS 1 7 . lD g3 iWh4
I S . c6± Winsnes-Engsner, Rilton-Cup
1 988;
C22) I S . . . f4
C221 ) 1 6.WaS mbS 1 7 .c6 b6;
C222) 1 6.c6 ! ? ikc6 1 7 .WaS
C222 1 ) 1 7 . . . �bS ? I S .ikf4+-;
C2222) 1 7 . . . f3 I S .ike3 fe 1 9.:§fS :§f8 20.iWa7
A.Rodriguez ---+ i1dS;
C2223) 1 7 . . . Wg4 I S .h3 Wd7
C22231) 1 9.WgS :§fS ? [ 1 9 . . . f3 20.ike3 fe
2 1 . ike 2 h6 22.WaS ikd4 23 .ikg4 ike3 24.mh l
ikb6°o A.Rodriguez ] 20.Wg4± A.Rodri·
guez-G.Hernandez, Pinar del Rio zt 1990;
C22232) 1 9.Wa7 ! ikd4 20.lDd4 Wd4 2 1 .iWd4
:§d4 22 .ike6 mbS 23 .ike3± A.Rodriguez
(NIC YB/16-56).
45 1 14 ikc6 I S .:§d l f4 1 6. a4 lD f6 1 7 .b4
•••
ikd7 I S .bS± V2-V2 A.Rodriguez-H.Olafsson,
Sochi 1988.
14 ...:§de8 I S .fe de 1 6.ikc4 f4
A) 1 7 .�f]
A I ) 1 7 .. .f3
A l l) I S .ike3 fe 1 9.me2± Raetsky, Chet­
verik;
A 12) I S . lD c3 ikd4 1 9 .ike3 ikeS 20.mf2 g4
2 1 . g 3 ± i1:§ad 1 ,ikd4 Kondou-Markovic,
Thessaloniki 1 988;
A2) 1 7 . . . e3oo;
B) 1 7 .a4 f3 -449;
C) 1 7 .b4 f3 I S .ike3.
452 18.mh 1 ? ikc3 1 9 .bc ikc6+.
18.�f1 f3
A) 1 9.igS fg 20.'it>g2 Elg8 2 1 . h4 h6=;
B) 1 9.9f g4 [�20.ih6 gf! 2 1 .if8 ih3A]
20.c6 bc 2 l .f4 g3 22.mg2 cS 23.hg ic3
24.bc Ele4 2S.Ele4 ic6 26.ie3 ie4 27.'it>h3±
Kveinys-Fedorov, corr USSR ch 1 987/90.
453 1 1 ... iW h6 ! ?
A ) 1 2.ttJdS Elhe8 1 3 .tLlc3 tLlf2 1 4.Elf2 id4--+;
B) 1 2. tLl e4 de 1 3 .ie4 fS 1 4.ig2
Bl) 1 4 . . . ic6?
B11) I S.d5 idS 1 6.idS c6 1 7 .iWa4 EldS
1 8.'Wa7 f400 E.Vladimirov;
B12) I s .ic6 iWc6 1 6.igS Eld4 1 7 .iWc2 !±
E. Vladimirov;
B2) 14 . . . f4 ! � I S .dS Elhf8 1 6.Elel mb8 ! ?
1 7.d6 ! ? cd
B21) 1 8 .c6? ! bc ! 1 9.Ele4 dS 20.Ela4 ma8
2 1 .id2 ih3 2 2 . i h l iWf6=t Arencibia­
E.Vladimirov, Leon 1991 -52/307;
B22) 1 8 .iW� iWd6 1 9.cd id4't E.Vladi­
mirov.
454 12.tLld5
A) 1 2 . . . ig4?
AI) 1 3 . tLl e7 'it>b8 [ l 3 . . . md7 1 4.iWa4]
14.tLlc6± H.Olafsson; -388/11 ...iWh3/B222;
A2) 1 3 .ie4 ! id l 1 4.ifS+� H.Olafsson;
B) 1 2 . . . Elhe8 1 3 .iWf3 if5
Bl) 1 4. tLl c3 Eld4
B l l) I S . tLl e4? Eld3 ! 1 6 .iWd3 ie4�+
H.Olafsson;
B 12) I s .ie4 Elde4 ! ? [ � iWf l ] 1 6 . i g S oo
H.Olafsson;
B2) 1 4. tLl e3 ig6
B21) I S .c6? ! Eld4 1 6.ie2 hS [Xg4] 1 7 .cb
I!?b8 1 8 .Ele 1
B211) 1 8 . . . g4 ! ? 1 9 .iWf4oo ( l 9 .iWhl tLl gS !
�ie4) H.Olafsson
B212) 1 8 . . . iWd7 1 9. tLl f ! g4
B2121) 20.iWg2? tLlcS ! 2 1 .ie3 ie4 22.f3
�b7 �+ 2 3 . El ad 1 [ 2 3 . id4 id4 24 . 'it> h 1
375
Ele2 !�+] (Smagin-H.Olafsson Soc hi 1988)
tLl d3 ! 24.id3 Eld3�+ H.Olafsson -46/403 ;
B2122) o20.iWa3 H.Olafsson;
B22) I S .dS
B22 1 ) I S . . . tLl c s 1 6 . i fS ! if 5 1 7 . ctJ fS ±
H.Olafsson;
B222) I S . . . tLl d 2 ! 1 6 .id2 [ 1 6 .ifS? if5
1 7 .iW5 iWfS 1 8 . tLl 5 tLl f! �+ H.Olafsson]
id3 1 7 .iWf7 ib2 1 8.d6 iWd7 I 9.iWb3 iWbS
20.iWf7 iWd7 2 l .iWb3 if l 2 2 . El fl id400
Ioseliani-Howell, Spij kenisse 1 989.
455 14.Elel? Eld4 I S .iWB Ele4 ! 1 6.iWe4
ic6�+ Akopian.
456 14 ...if1? I S .id8 Eld8 1 6.iWfl iWf!
1 7 .Elf! Eld4 1 8 .ih7± Akopian.
457 15.iWf3? Ele4�+ Akopian.
15.iWb3 Ele4 1 6.iWbS h6 !
A) 1 7 .c6? hg 1 8 .iWb7 'it>d8 1 9.Eladl me7
20.iWc7 mf6 2 1 .Eld6 Ele6�+ Akopian;
B) 1 7 .ie3 � Elh4 ' 1 8 . Elfd l iWh2 1 9 . m f l
iWh3 20.me l � Ele4 [20 . . . ElhS ! ?00] 2 1 .c6 ! =
Ele3 22.fe iWg3 2 3 .me2 iWg2 24.'it>e l iWg3
Y2-Y2 Dolmatov-Akopian, Erevan 1 988 -
45/362.
458 1 5 ...if1?! 1 6.ih3 ih3 1 7 .iWf3
[� 1 7 . . . c6 I 8 .if6] Alexa.lvanov.
15 ... iWe6?! 1 6.iWf3 ic6
A) 1 7 .iWb3 ig2 I 8 . m g2 iWc6 1 9 . 'it>g l ±
Alexa.Ivanov;
B) 1 7 .iWe3 ig2 1 8 .mg2 Ele4 1 9.iWb3
B l ) 1 9 . . . iWc6 ! ? 20.'it>g l iWcs 2 1 .if4
B l l) 2 1 . . .ieS 22 .ie5 EleS 23 .iWf7 Elf8
24.iWh7 Ele2 2S . El ac l iWb6 26. Elc2 Elff2
27 .iWc7 1 -0 Nunn-Barna London 1990;
B12) 2 l . . .iWe7 22.Elac l ieS 23 .ieS EleS±
Rogers;
B2) I 9 . . . iWb3 ! ? 20.ab a6 Rogers.
459 16 ... �g5? 1 7 .�bS e6 1 8 .�b3±
Howell.
460 18.!d4 !d4 1 9.Ei:fl !eS = Howell.
18.Ei:f1 ! ?
A) 1 8 . . . Ei:d7
AI) 1 9.�a3
All ) 1 9 . . . a6 20.b4 [LQ l .bS ab 22. �a8 rJJ e 7
23.!f4 �f4 24.�aS+-] Alexa.Ivanov ;
A12) 1 9 . . . rJJ b 8 20.b4
A121) 20 . . . Ei:d3 2 1 .!f4 rJJ a 8 22.�a4 �d7
23 .�e2 Ei:e3 24.�b I
A12ll) 24 . . . Ei:e4? ! 2S.!d6 Ei:e8? [o2S . . . hS
26.a4 �bS i ] 26.�h7 !eS 27 .!h3 �d8
28 .�f7+- Alexa.lvanov- Makarychev,
Reykjavik 1990;
A1212) 24 . . . �d3 ! ? 2S .�d3 Ei:d3 26.bS Ei:e8
27.be be 28 .Ei:b l aS f± Alexa.Ivanov;
A122) 20 . . . !d4 ! ? 2 1 .bS !e3 22.fe �d3
23 .�d3 Ei:d3 24.be be 2S .Ei:£1 (2S .!e6 Ei:e8
26.Ei:b 1 rJJ e 7 27 .!g2 Ei:b8 28.Ei:f l Ei:b2 29.Ei:[7
Ei:d7f± ) Ei:d l 26.rJJ f2 Ei:d2= Alexa.Ivanov -
49/366;
A123) 20 . . . Ei:hd8 ! �Ei:d 1 f± Howell ;
A2) 1 9.�a4 ! ?�
A2 1 ) 1 9 . . . rJJ b 8? 20.b4 �d3 [20 . . . a6 -A2221 ]
2 1 .!f4 rJJ a 8
A2ll) 22.bS
A2 1 l l) 22 . . . �bS 23 .�bS eb 24.e6 Ei:e7
[24 . . . be 2S.!c6 Ei:b7 26.Ei:dl Ei:e8 27.Ei:d7 !
+-] 2S .eb Ei:b7 2 6 . Ei: d l Ei: e 8 2 7 . rJJ f l +­
Howell;
A 2 l l2) 22 . . . eb ! 2 3 . � a6 [ � e6] Ei:dS ! D
24.!dS �dS 2S .�bS
A2ll21) 2S . . . �a2 (Howell) 26.e6--+
A2l l22) 2 S . . . Ei:e8 2 6 . Ei: b l a6 2 7 .�b6
�e6t/± ;
A212) 22.!d6 !± Geller-Howell, Reykja­
vik 1990 -49/367 ;
A22) 1 9 . . . a6 !
A221) 20.!e6 be
A22ll) 2 1 .�a6? rJJ b 8 22.!f4 !eS ;
A2212) 2 1 .�e6 �b8 [2 l . . . rJJ d 8 22.Ei:e l -t ]
22 .!f4 rJJ a7 23 .�b6 �a8 24.�a6 [24.e6?
!d4] Ei:a7 2S .�e6 Ei:b7= ;
A222) 20.b4
A2221 ) 20 . . . rJJ b 8? 2 1 .!f4
A222 ll) 2 1 . . .!eS 22 .!h3+-Howell;
A22212) 2 1 . . . rJJ e 8 22.!e6+- Howell;
A22213) 2 1 . . . rJJ a 7 22 .�aS �d3 23.a4-t;
A22214) 2 1 . . .rJJ a 8 22.bS Ei:d4 23 .Wa6! ! ba
24.!e6 rJJ a7 2S .b6 Howell ;
A2222) 20 . . . !d4 2 1 .!e6 be 22.�c6 �b8
23 .�b6 rJJ e 8 24.�a6 rJJ b 8 [24 . . . rJJ d 8 2s .id4
Ei:d4 26.�a8] 2S.e6 Ei:a7 26.e7 !+- Howell;
A2223) 20 . . . Ei:hd8 2 1 .!e6 be 22 .We6 � b 8 -
23 .�1Xi rJJ e 8 [23 . . . rJJ a 8 24.e6+-] 24.Wa6
�b8 2S .e6 Ei:e7 [ 2 S . . . Ei: e 7 26 .!f4 ie5
2 7 .�bS +- ] 2 6 . !a7 ! Ei:a7 27 .WIXi � c 8
28 .�a7+- Howell ;
A2224) 20 . . . �d3 2 1 .!f4
A22241) 2 1 . . .Ei:e8 22 .!e6 be 23 .We6 �d8
24.�a8 rJJ e 7 2S .Ei:e I +- Howell ;
A22242) 2 l . . .�bS 22.�bS [22.�b3 Wd3 ]
ab 23 .!h3± Howell;
A2225) 20 . . . Ei:e8 ! ?oo [�Ei:e6]
A22251) 2 1 .!e6 ? ! be 22 .�e6 � d 8 !
[22 . . . rJJ b 8? 2 3 .!f4 rJJ a 7 24.�b6 �a8
2S .�a6 Ei:a7 26.�e6+- ] ;
A22252) 2 1 .bS e b 22.�aS Ei:e3 ! ? 23.fe Wc5
24.!h3 �e3 ;
A2226) 20 . . . !eS ! ? ��b8,��d3oo;
B) 1 8 . . . Ei:hd8 ! (Alexa.Ivanov)
B 1 ) 1 9.!d4 !d4= Howell;
B2) 1 9.�a3
B21) 1 9 . . . rJJ b 8 ? ! 20.!d4 Ei:d4 2 1 .b4±
Howell;
B22) 1 9 . . . Ei:d l 20.�a7 Ei:fl 2 1 .!fl
B221) 2 l . . .Ei:d l 22.�a8 rJJ e 7 23.!f4 ie5
24.�a4°o Howell;
B222) 2 l . . .!eS 22.�a8 rJJ e 7 23 .�aS=;
B3) 1 9 .h4 ! ? !eS 20.!d4 !d4 2 l .rJJ h 2 �e7=
22 .�e4 !eS 23 .b4 !b6 24.bS Ei:d4 2S .Wb3
Ei:d3 26.�c4 Ei:d4 1/2-1/2 Ivanchuk-Anand,

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Roquebrune Active Chess 1992. 16 mb8 1 7 .�a4 e6 1 8 .EI:d 1 EI:d7 [ 1 8 . . . EI:he8
•..

- 464/17 ... mb8] 1 9 .EI:d3 EI:hd8 20.EI:a3 a6

461 14 ... �e6 1 5 .�g5 2 1 .EI:b3 �d4 22 .�d4 �e4 [22 . . . EI:d4 23.EI:b7
A) 1 5 . . . EI:d4 -45 8/15 ...�e6; mb7 24.�a6 mb8 25 .�J:t, me8 26.�e6
B) 1 5 . . . �f1 1 6.�f1 EI:d4 1 7.e6 �e4 1 8 .eb mb8 27 .�J:t, me8 28 .e6+-] 23.�a6 �d4
ct;>b8 1 9 .�e l ± Alexa.Ivanov-Figelman, 24.�b6� ± Zarnicki-Howell, Matanzas
USA op Philadelphia 1993. Capablanca mem 1993.

462 15.�h5? �f1 . 464 17 ... EI:e3? 1 8 Je �e4 1 9.�b3 � [ 1 9.EI:e l

15.�b3 e6
A) 1 6.d5 ? �f1 1 7 .de �a6 � -+ Akopian;
B) 1 6.�e3? �f1 1 7 .EI:f1 �d4 1 8 .�a3 <;t>b8
19.b4 �e3 20Je �e6+ Moutousis-Lima,
Novi Sad 01 1990;
C) 1 6.EI:d 1
C 1 ) 1 6 . . . �d4 I 7 .�e3= Akopian;
C2) 1 6 . . . EI:d4 1 7 . EI:d4 [ 1 7 .�e 3 ? �a4-+] �d4
1 8 .�e3 = Akopian.
463 16 ... c6 1 7 .�a4 h5 ? � [ I 7 . . . mb8 - 76]
1 8.�a7 EI:d4
A) 1 9.�d4? �d4 20.�a8 me7 2 1 .�a5 mb8
22 .�d2 �e5+ Pliester;
B) 1 9 .EI:e I !
Bl) 1 9 . . . EI: hd 8 ? 20.�d4 ( 1 -0 Kharlov­
T.Christensen, Aalborg 1 996)
B 1 1) 20 . . . �d4 2 1 .�a8 <;t>e7 22. EI:e7 EI:d7
23 .�a5 me8 24.EI:e8+- ;
B12) 20 . . . EI:d4 2 1 .�a8 md7 22.�b7 md8
23 .�e7 me8 24.�a6+-;
B2) 1 9 . . . EI:dd8
B21) 20.�a6 ba 2 1 .�a8= Pliester;
B22) 20.�d2 � EI:d2 -B3 1 ;
B3) 1 9 . . . EI:d7 20.�d2
B31) 20 . . . EI:d2 2 1 .�a8 <;t>e7 [ 2 1 . . . m d 7 ?
22.�b7 <;t> d 8 23 .�e7 me8 24.�a6+­
Yusupov] 22.�a5 <;t>b8 23 .�d2 �e5 (=
Pliester) 24.�d7 [24.b4 � ?t ] �d4 25 . EI:e7t ;
B32) 20 . . . EI:e7
B321) 2 1 .�a5 �d4 Pliester -NIC YB/35-
78;
B322) 2 1 .�e3 �e3 22.be md7°o.
�d4] EI:d4 r 1 9 . . . EI:e8 20.EI:el �d4 2 1 .�g2
+-] 20.�g2+- Anand.
1 7 ... m b 8 1 8 .EI:d l
A) 1 8 . . . EI:e3 1 9Je �e4 20.EI:d3± Anand;
B) 1 8 . . . e6 1 9.EI:d3 �e4 20.EI:a3 a6
B l ) 2 1 .�a6 EI:d4 � 22 .�d4 �d4 23 .�f1 �e5
[23 . . . �b2 24.�a7 me7 25 .EI:b3+-] 24.�a8
me7 25.�a5 �b6 26.�g5 EI:e5 � f± Anand;
B2) 2 1 .�d3
B21) 2 1 . . .�g4? 22.EI:b3±
B2 1 1 ) 22 . . . �d4? 2 3 . EI:b7 �+- Anand-Ivan­
chuk, Linares 1 993 -57/3 1 2 ;
B212) 22 . . . EI:e7 23.EI:b4± Anand;
B213) 22 . . . EI:d7
B2131) 2 3 . EI:b4? EI:e3 24.fe �f3+ Anand ;
B2132) 23 .�e6 �d l 24.<;t>g2 �b3 25 .�d7
Anand;
B2133) 23 .�a6 �d4 24.�e6 � Anand;
B22) 2 1 . . .�d5 !
B221) 22.EI:b3? � �d4 23 .�d4 EI:e 1 24.�f1
�d4 25 .EI:b7 mb7 26.�a6 me7 27 .�a5 <;t>d7
28 .�e 1 �b2°o Anand ;
B222) 22.�e4 �e4= Anand -CBM34.
B223) 22.�a6 �d4
B223 1 ) 23 .EI:b3 EI:d7 24.�d4 EI:e l [24 . . . �d4
25 .EI:b7] 25 .�f1 �d4 Anand ;
B2232) 23 .�b7 �e5 � � [23 . . . �e3 24.�a7
me7 25 .�b6 <;t>d7 26.�e6+-]
B2232 1 ) 24.�a8 me7 25 .�a5 mb7 26.�e5
�d 1 27.<;t>g2 �d5
B 2232 1 1) 28J3 ? EI:e2 2 9 . m h3 �e6+­
Anand ;
B223212) 28.mh3 �f5= Anand ;

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B223213) 2 8 .l'l:f3 l'l:a8 29 .WI'b4 [29 .WI'b6
�c8 Xl'l:f3] �c8°o Anand ;
B223214) 28.<j;lg l Wl'd l = Anand ;
B22322) 24.�c6 Wl'd l 2S .�g2 Wl'a4 26.l'l:a4
l'l:e3 27. fe l'l:d2 2 8 .<j;lf3 l'l:b2 29.h3±1±
Gi. Hernandez-Howell, Matanzas Capa­
blanca mem 1993.
11.5.3. Game 3
Geller - Howell
Reykj avik 1 990
l .e4 eS 2. lLl O lLl f6 3.d4 lLl xe4 4.�d3 dS
S. lLl xeS lLl d7 6. lLl xd7 �xd7 7.0-0 Wl'h4
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 lLl xcs 1 4. l'l:xf7 <j;lb8 . Regarding I I .lLle2 -
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
This manoeuvre, which is standard for the
S . . . lLl d7 system (-Pos. 29 and 42), leads to
a double-edged position with the kings
on opposite wings. B lack tries to exploit
the absence of the white knight from the
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kingside to develop some initiative there.
8.c4
In accordance with the basic principles of
chess strategy, White meets B l ack's flank
attack with central play.
8 0-0-0
•.•
U n fortunate l y for B l ac k , the tempting
8 . . . �d6 is met by 9.g3 Wl'h3 (9 . . . lLl xg3 fails
to I O. fg �xg3 I I .WI'e2+) I O.cS or I O.�c2
(-370), with advantage to White.
9.cS gS
The main alternative to the text is 9 g6 . . .
(-6 1 -63), which leaves the gS-square free
for piece manoeuvres. However, after this
move B lack does not control the f4-square
and i s deprived of many active possibili­
ties (e. g . , the advance . . . gS-g4 or trans­
ferring the rook to the attack via the 6th
rank) .
10. lLl c3
The alternatives are I 0.�e3 (-64) and 1 0.f3
( -65-6 8 ) .
1 0 �g7
.•.
Often the best form of defence is attack!
1 l .g3
Or I l . lLl xdS �xd4 1 2 .�e3 �xe3 1 3 . fe
70-7 3 .
1 l ...WI'h3
1 1 . . . WI'h6 is also interesting here (Arencibia
- E. Vladimirov, Leon 1 99 1 -45 3 ) .
12. lLl xe4
1 2 . lLl xdS l'l:he8 leads to complicated play -
454.
1 2 de 1 3.�xe4 �bS 1 4.�xgS
..•
The exchange sacrifice 1 4.�g2 Wl'fS I s .1e3
�xfl l 6.�xfl �, i ntroduced in the game
Anand - Ivanchuk, Linares 1 99 3 , is also a
fashionable idea. (-75 , Pos. 60) .
1 4 l'l:xd4 IS.�g2 ! ?
•.•
Regarding IS .Wi'b 3 -Pos . S9 and line 4S 7 .
IS .Wi'f 3 is clearly bad in view of IS . . . l'!xe4 .
IS .Wi'fS
..
IS . . . Wi'e 6 ?! is met by 1 6.Wi'f3 ic6 l7 .Wi'b 3
or 1 7 .Wi'e 3 (-4S S) .
16.Wi'b3 c6
1 6 . . .Wi'xgS is bad be cause of 1 7 .Wi'xbS c6
18.Wi'b 3± ( Howell) .
17.ie3 ixfl
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
--'·mm.,/",?,·mhd
7"
2 2
�.�)�
a b c d e f 9 h
18J''l xfl !�
18 .ixd 4 ixd 4 1 9 . 1'!xf l ixcs promises no
advantage . The text mo ve was first tested
in the game Alexa . I vano v - Makaryche v,
Reykja vik 1 990 . This unexpe cted posi ­
tional exchange sacrifice gives White good
a ttacking chances, despite the greatly re ­
duced material .
18 .. l'!d7 ( -460/ I S . l'!f llA)
. C ) 20 . . . l'!hdS! il l'!d I � ( Howell) .
It was much sounder for Black to complete
his de velopment with I S . . . l'!hd S!, return ­
ing the exchange . After 1 9 .h4 ieS 20.ixd 4
ixd 4 2 1 . <i>h 2 <i>c7 2 2 .Wi'c4 ixcS, the game
is equal (lvanchuk - Anand, Roqueb rune
1 992) . No ad vantage is gi ven by 1 9 .Wi'a 3
l"ld l 20.Wi'xa 7 l'!xf l + 2 1 .ixf l ieS ( 2 1 . . . l'!d I
2 2 . Wi'a S+ <i> c 7 2 3 . if 4+ ieS 2 4 . Wi'a 4 °o
(Howell) 2 2 . Wi'a S+ <i> c 7 23 .Wi'aS + = (-4601
18 . l'!f l IB) .
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1 9.Wi'a4 ! ?
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6 6
5
4
3
a b c d f h
e 9
The less pre cise 1 9 .Wi'a 3 was tried in Alexa .
I vano v- Makary che v, Reykja vik 1 9 90 .
Then 1 9 . . . a6 is met by 20.b 4, threatening
2 1 . bS ab 22. Wi'a S+ <i>c7 2 3 . if4+ Wi'xf 4
24.Wi'aS+- . Howe ver, after 1 9 . . . <i>b S 20 .b 4
Black has se veral possible continuations:
A) 20 . . . l'!d 3 2 1 .if4+ <i>a S 2 2 .Wi'a4 Wi'd 7
23 .Wi'c2 l'!c3 24 .Wi'b I , and now instead of
24 . . . l'!c4?!, which occurred in the game,
better was 24 . . . Wi'd 3! ? 2S .Wi'xd 3 l'!xd 3 26.bS
l'!cS 2 7 .b c bc 2 S . l'!bl aS � ( Alexa . I vano v);
B) 20 . . . id 4! ? 2 1 .bS ixe 3 2 2 .fe Wi'd 3
23 .Wi'xd 3 l'!xd 3 24.b c b c 2S .l'!xf7 ( 2S .ixc6
l'!c8 2 6 . l'!b I + <i>c7 27 .ig 2 l'!b S 2 S . l'!f l l'!b 2
29.l'!xf7+ l'!d 7 �) 2S . . . l'!d l + 2 6 . <i> f2 l'!d 2+
= ( Alexa . I vanov) ;
In all these lines Black managed to gain an
important tempo due to the vulnerable po­
sition of the white queen . Geller improves
White 's play, by placing his queen at a4
and keeping control of the important
s quares d l and d 4 . Black is now depr ived
of a cti ve counterplay and aims for simpli­
fi cation . White has created one obvious
threat (to win t he a 7-pawn) and two veiled
'potential ' threats : the advance b4-bS and
the bishop sacrifice on c6. How can B l ack
defend his position? The choice of move
depends on the assessment of which threat
is more dangerous. B l ack decided to take
measures against the bi shop sacrifice and
chose 1 9 . . . � b8. However, as the rest of the
game showed, the black king was very vul­
nerable at b8. Better was 1 9 . . . a6.
Now 20.ixc6 is harmless in view of 20 . . . bc
2 1 .'lWxc6+ ( 2 1 .'lWxa6+? �b8 22.if4+ ie5 )
2 1 . . . � b 8 ( 2 1 . . . � d 8 2 2 J � e I � ) 2 2 .if4+
�a7 23 .'lWb6+ ma8 24.'lWxa6+ (24.c6? id4)
24 . . . ga7 2 5 . 'lWc6+ gb7, and White has to
force a draw by perpetual check.
After 20.b4 B l ack faces a difficult choice:
I ) 20 . . . � b 8 ? transposes into the game;
2 ) 20 . . . id4? allows the sacrifice on c 6 :
2 1 .ixc6 ! bc 22.'lWxc6+ �b8 23 .'lWb6+ �c8
24.'lWxa6+ �b8 ( 24 ... �d8 25 .ixd4 gxd4
26.'lWa8+) 25 .c6 ga7 26.c7+ !+- (Howell ) ;
3 ) 2 0 . . . ghd 8 ? i s bad for the same reason :
2 1 .ixc6 ! bc 22.'lWxc6+ m b 8 D 2 3 .'lWb6+
�c8 (23 . . . �a8 24.c6+-) 24.'lWxa6+ �b8
25 .c6 ge7 (25 . . . gc7 26.if4 ie5 27 .'lWb5+
+-) 2 6 . i a7+ ! g x a7 2 7 . 'lW b6+ � c 8
2 8 .'lWxa7+- ( Howell ) ;
4) 20 . . . 'lWd3 2 1 .if4 and now :
4. 1 ) 2 1 . . .ge8 22.ixc6 bc 23 .'lWxc6+ �d8
24.'lWa8+ �e7 25 . ge l + +- (Howell) ;
4 . 2 ) 2 1 . . .'lWb5 2 2 . 'lW x b 5 ( 2 2 . 'lWb3 'lW d 3 )
22 . . . a b 23 .ih3± ( Howell ) .
5 ) The right reaction w a s 20 . . . ge8 ! ?oo, with
the idea of . . . ge6, aiming to protect the
c6-pawn. Now 2 1 .ixc6? ! is unsuccessful
after 2 1 . . .bc 22.'lWxc6+ �d8 ! ( 2 2 . . . � b 8 ?
fai l s t o 2 3 . i f4+ � a7 2 4 . 'lWb6+ � a 8
25 .'lWxa6+ ga7 26.'lWc6+ +-). And 2 1 .b5 is
met by 2 1 . . .cb 22.'lWaS gxe3 2 3 . fe 'lWxc5
24.ih3 'lWxe3+.
6) Another i nteresting possibility i s 20 . . .
380
ie5 (�'lWd3) , preventing the sacrifice at c6.
Thus precise defence would have enabled
B lack to parry the opponent's threats. How­
ever, it is very difficult to solve such com­
plicated defensive problems in an actual
game.
1 9 ... �b8? 20.b4 'lWd3
If 20 . . . a6, then 2 1 .if4+, and now :
I ) 2 1 . . .ie5 22.ih3+- (Howel l) 1
2 ) 2 1 . . . �c8 22.ixc6+- (Howell);
3 ) 2 1 . . . �a7 22.'lWa5 'lWd3 23 .a4 � ;
4) 2 1 . . . � a8 2 2 . b 5 gd4
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
allows the beautiful concluding combina­
tion: 23 .'lWxa6+ ! ! ba 24.ixc6+ �a7 2S .b6#
(Howe l l ) .
2 1 .if4+ � a 8 22.id6 ! ?
The simplest continuation.
22.b5 ! ? was also worth considering :
A ) 2 2 . . . 'lW x b 5 2 3 . 'lW x b S c b 2 4 . c 6 'ge7
( 2 4 . . . bc 2 5 . i xc6+ g b 7 2 6 . g d l 'gc8
2 7 . gd 7 ! + - ) 2 5 . cb+ g x b 7 2 6 . g d l 'ge8
27 .�f1 +- (Howell).
B ) 22 . . . c b 2 3 . 'lW a6 ! (� c6) 2 3 . . . 'gd5 '
24.ixdS 'lWxd5 25 .'lWxb5 'lWxa2 (Howell)
26.c6� 'lWa6 2 7 . cb+ (27 .'lWxa6 ba 28.'gb l
id4) 27 . . . 'lWxb7 28 .'lWf5 � �gb l or 2S . . . 'gc8
26.gb l a6 27 .'lWb6 'lWc6± I±.
22 gxd6
•.•
Other replies also allow White to retain an
advantage: [22 . . .'IWb5 23 :�'b3 a5 24.ih3+­
(Howell) ; 22 . . . if8 23 .ixc6+ - (Howell ) ;
2 2 . . . l'% h d 8 2 3 . l'% d I ( H o w e l l ) 2 3 . . .'IW b 5
24.�xb5 cb 25 .ih3±; 22 . . . a 6 23 .l'%d l ±]
23.cd �xd6 24.b5

a b c d e f 9 h

8 8
7

6
5
4

3
2

a b c d e f 9 h

Despite the equal material, B lack's posi­

tion is very difficult because of the vulner­
able position of his king. White's attack­
ing chances are especially enhanced by the
opposite-colour bishops: the g2-bishop i s
exerting tremendous pressure on the long
diagona l , whereas B lack ' s dark- square
bishop cannot help his king.
24 ...cb?
The decisive mistake, according to Howell .
Essential was 2 4 . . . c5 25 .�e4 (25 .l'%d I id4)
25 . . . �c7 [L1 26. a4 c4] 26.l'k l !± .
25.�xb5+- l'%b8 26.l'%bl �c7 27.a4 ic3
28Jk l ! �e5 ? !
More stubborn was 28 . . . �a5 29.�b3 ie5
30.V�lfxf7 �xa4 3 1 . l'% b l �a6 3 2 .�xh7+­
(Howell ) .
29.1Wb3 id4 30.ixb7+!
A nice final blow. B lack resigned in view
of 30 . . . l'%xb7 3 1 .l'%c8+ l'%b8 3 2 .'&f3 + .
We have used Howell's and Alexa. Ivanov's
annotations from Chess Informant 49/367
and 49/366 respectively.

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 11.5.4. Exercises

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7
6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4
3 3 3 3
2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

49 17.7 52 13 . .7 .

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7 7
6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4
3 3 3 3
2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

50 19.7 53 13 . . . 7

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7
6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4
3 3 3 3
2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

51 1 4. 7 54 16 . . . 7

382
 Il�
a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

55 17 . . . ? 58 1 6. ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

56 18.? 59 16 . . . ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8
7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6
5 5 5 5
4 4 4 4
3 3 3 3
2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

57 12. . . ? 60 23 . ?

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 11.5.5. Answers
Ex .49 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLJf3 lLJf6 3.d4 lLJ e4 4 ..id3
d5 5.lLJe5 lLJd7 6.lLJd7 .id7 7.0-0 �h4 8.c4
0-0-0 9.c5 g5 1 0 . .ie3 �e8 1 l . lLJ d2 .ig7
1 2 . lLJ f3 �h5 1 3 . lLJ g5 �d l 1 4.�dl lLJ g5
1 5 .ig5 .ig4 1 6. � d2 .id4) Kasparov­
• refutation of B lack' s concept. After 14.g3 ! !
Ivanchuk, Debrecen European tch 1 992
White seizes the initiative by 17.c6! (-Pos .
Ex.47), a standard blow for this pawn struc­
ture. The pawn is taboo because of the check
on a6 and the subsequent loss of the bishop.
17 ....ie5 18 ..ib5 b6 [ I S . . J�e6 ! ?l leads to
Ex.SO.
See -64 for more detail s .
Ex .SO (Continuation o f Ex.49).
B lack ' s eS bi shop is exerting unpleasant
pressure on the b2 pawn . White must find a
way to exchange it. After 19 ..ih4! intending
�g3 he retains the advantage.
Ex .S I ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLJf3 lLJ f6 3.d4 lLJ e4 4 . .id3
d5 5.lLJe5 lLJ d7 6.lLJd7 .id7 7.0-0 �h4 8.c4
0-0-0 9.c5 g5 10.f3 lLJ f6 1 l . .ie3 �e8
12.�d2 �e3?! 13.�e3 lLJ h5)
This problematic sacrifice occurred in the
game Dolmatov-Makarychev, Reykjavik
1990. B lack was counting on the possibi l ity
of exerting pressure on the d4-pawn. In the
game after 1 4 . Ei:d l ? ! �g7 I S .� f 1 g4 ! D
[ I S . . . Ei:eS? 1 6.Wf2± Makarychevl 1 6.c6? !
bc ! [ 1 6 . . . �c6ool 1 7 .fg Ei:eS ! I S .Wd3 �g4
Black' s idea proved justified and he gained
excel lent play. According to anal y s i s by
M akarychev anal y s e s , W h i te g a i n s n o
advantage b y either 1 4. ct::l a3 � g 7 I S . ct::l c2
Ei:eS 1 6.Wt2 ct::l f4 1 7 .Ei:fd l mdS !� [Xct::l c2] ,
or 1 4 . ct::l d2 �g7 I S . ct::l b3 Ei:eS 1 6.Wt2 ct::l f4
1 7 . Ei: fd l W f2 [ 1 7 . . . � a4 ? ! I S . � fS m d S
1 9.93±] I S .mf2 �a4°o.
384
S tronger i s 1 4 . ct::l c3 ! ? �g7 I S . ct::l e2 ge8
1 6.Wf2, although in thi s case the second
exchange sacrifice 1 6 . . . Ei:e2 ! ? 1 7 .Wh4D
[ 1 7 .We2?? �d4 I S . m h l ct::l g 3 ] gh I S .�e2
�d4 gives B lack good counterchances.
However, in the game Tomasevic-Kondali,
corr Alekhine memo 1991, White found the
lLJ g3 15.�e5 [ I S .hg? W g 3 1 6. m h l Wh3=]
neither l S ... ct::l f J 1 6.WhS Wh2 1 7 .mfl �h3
I S . m e l Wg i 1 9 . md2 Wf2 2 0 . mc3 We i
2 1 . ct::l d2+- (Jezek) , nor the game contin­
uation I S . . . Ei:gS 1 6.hg Wh3 1 7 .Ei:d l ! �g7
I S .�fJ gives Black sufficient compensation
for the lost material .
-40S .
Ex.S2 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLJf3 lLJ f6 3.d4 lLJe4 4.�d3
d5 5.lLJe5 lLJ d7 6.lLJd7 .id7 7.0-0 �h 4 8.c4
0-0-0 9.c5 g5 1 0 . f3 lLJ f6 1 1 .�e3 gg8
1 2 . lLJ c3 g4 1 3.�e l ? ) Dolmatov-Maka­
rychev, Palma de Mallorca 1989
After 13 ... g3! 14.hg [ 1 4.h3 �h3 I S .gh Wh3
1 6 .Wd2 g2-+] �g3 B l ack devel oped an
irresi stible attack. I S .�f2? is bad because
of I S . . . Ei: g 2 1 6 . m g2 W h 3 1 7 . m g l �d6
L1Ei:gS-+.
The point of Black's idea is disclosed in the
line I S . ct::l e2 ! ? Now I S . . . Ei:g2?? is a fatal
mi stake, leading after 1 6.mg2 Wh3 1 7 .�g l
�d6 I S .cd Ei:gS 1 9 .�gS ! [L1mf2-e3-d2] to a
win for White. Correct is I S . . . �d6 ! 1 6.cd
Ei:g2 1 7 .mg2 Ei:gS I S .�gS [ I S .ct::l g3 Wh3+-]
Ei:gS 1 9 . ct::l g3 � h 3 ! , w h i c h l e ad s to the
opposite result (we have used Makarychev's
annotations from Chess Informant 4S/420).
The game continued 15.�d2 .ic5 ! 16.dc
�dg8! [ 1 6 . . . d4? 1 7 .�f4 ! :tl I7J:Ud l [ 1 7 .m2
Ei: h 3 I S . m B Ei: h l 1 9.m& Ei:a J - +
Makarychev] d 4 ! 1 8.c6 [ J S . �d4 Wd4
1 9 .mfl Ei:f3 ! -+ Makarychev; I S .�t2 gg2
1 9 .mfl Wh l 20.me2 Ei:f2 2 1 . m t2 Ei:g2 -+ 1
de 19.cd 'ifid8, and White resigned in view
of 20.W'e2 2'%g2 2 1 .W'g2 W'f2 ! .
-4 1 3 .
Ex.S3 ( l .e4 e5 2.tilf3 til f6 3.d4 tile4 4 . .id3
d5 5.tile5 tild7 6.tild7 .id7 7.0-0 W'h4 8.c4
0-0-0 9.c5 g5 10.tilc3 .ig7 1l.tile2 ghe8
12.13 tilf6 13 .id2) Howell-Makarychev,
• iWh3 2 1 .mh l �f3 22.l'%f3 2'%e l +-; 1 9 .c6 2'%e2
Frunze 1 989
The most vulnerable point in White 's po­
sition is his d4 pawn. An exchange sacrifice,
removing its main defender, enables B lack
to win this pawn at the most convenient
moment, retaining good compensation .
13 ... ge2!? This move was introduced by
Akopian ; an analogous idea featured in
Ex.46. 14 . .ie2 i s strongly met by the tactical
reply 1 4 . . . 4:J g4 ! , the idea bei ng that after
I S . fg? (the immediate return of the extra
material by I S ..if4 is better) .id4 1 6.mh l
ieS White has no convenient defence:
I ) 1 7 .g3 .ig3 1 8 .mg2 W'h2 1 9 . mf3 2'%e8 ! -+
Halasz;
2) 1 7 .h3 W'g3 1 8 . m g l iWh2 1 9 . m f2 .id4
20.mf3 [20.�e3 iWf4+] fS+ Makarychev;
3) 1 7 .�f4 �f4 1 8 .2'%f4 gf 1 9 .W'dS 2'%e8 ! +
Sherzer-Halasz, Budapest 1 990 (-399).
After 14.'lWe2 tilh5! 15.'lWf2 'lWf2 B lack has
sufficient compensation for the sacrificed
exchange.
-70.
Ex.S4 (Continuation of Ex . S 3 ) ( l 6.'ifif2? ! )
The d 4 pawn w i l l not run away. Correct is
16... tilf4! 1 7 .if4 gf 1 8.gfel .id4 1 9.'ifin
• Ex.S7 ( l .e4 e5 2.tilf3 til f6 3.d4 til e4 4 . .id3
1b2!, and B lack obtains the better endgame.
Ex .SS ( l .e4 e5 2.tilf3 til f6 3.d4 til e4 4 . .id3
d5 5.tile5 til d7 6.tild7 i.d7 7.0-0 'lWh4 8.c4
0-0-0 9.c5 g5 10.tilc3 .ig7 1 l . til e2 ghe8
12.'lWel tilf6 13.'lWd2 tile4! 14.'lWa5?! 'ifib8
15.f3 tilf6 16.g3? ! 'lWh5 1 7.a4 ? ! ) J.Polgar
385
- Gaprindashvili, Novi Sad 01 1990
To demolish the opponent's defences, Black
strikes a blow at the d4 pawn - the weakest
point in White ' s position, by increasing the
pressure on the e2 knight:
1 7 ... til g4! (-annotations to Ex . S 3 ) 1 8.fg
.ig4. After 19.tilf4 [ 1 9 . 4:J c3 �d4 20.mg2
20.�e2 �d4 2 1 . mg2 (2 1 . mh I .ie2-+) �h3
22.mh l iWe2-+ Gaprindashvili] .id4
20.@g2 gf 2 1 ..if4 the simplest way to win
is 2 1 . . . 2'% c 8 2 2 . c 6 [ 2 2 . 2'% ae 1 2'%e 1 2 3 . 2'% e I
�h3+-] ge2 ! 23 . .ie2 �h3 24.m h l iWe2-+
(Gaprindashvili) .
-434.
Ex.S6 ( l .e4 e5 2.tilf3 tilf6 3.d4 til e4 4 ..id3
d5 5.tile5 tild7 6.tild7 .id7 7.0-0 'lWh4 8.c4
0-0-0 9.c5 g5 1O.tilc3 .ig7 1 1 .tile2 f5 1 2.f3
til f6 ? ! 13 . .ie3 f4 1 4 .�f2 'lWh6 1 5 .'lWd2
gdf8 ? ! 1 6.gacl g4) Short-Grushka,
Mexico 1981 .
There follows a thematic breakthrough,
known from previous examples (-Ex.49 ) :
18.c6± .ic6 19.9c6. This standard exchange
sacrifice destroys the black king ' s pawn
cover. After 19 bc 20.gcl til e4 2 1 .'lWa6
..•
@ d 7 2 2 . g c6 ! W h i te ' s a t t a c k b e c a m e
irresistible. The game concluded: 2 2. . .gf6
23.gf6 tilf6 24..if5 @e7 25.'lWe6 @f8 26..iel
til e8 27 . .i b4 til d 6 2 8 . 'lW c 8 , and B l ack
resigned.
-443 .
d5 5.tile5 tild7 6.tild7 Ad7 7.0-0 'lWh4 8.c4
0-0-0 9.c5 g5 1 0 . til c3 .ig7 I l . til e2 f5
1 2.f3)
In this i mportant theoretical position (-71-
73) B lack' s knight in not obliged to retreat !
The most i nteresting alternative i s 12 ...
ghf8 ! ? , i ntroduced by M akarychev.
Accepting the sacrifice allows B l ack to
develop a dangerous attack: 1 3 .fe? fe
1 4 . ic2 � f l 1 5 . WffI � fS 1 6 . W d l W f2
1 7 . W h l ig4-+ . Therefore White usually
prefers 1 3 .a4 or 1 3 .We l .
Wih3 20.�e l D [ 2 0 . W e2? Wg4+- ] Ele4
[ 20 . . . � h 5 ! ?oo] 2 1 .c6 ! = �e3 22.fe �g3
23.We2 [ 2 3 . \t>d2? �dS+-] Wig2 24.We l
Wig3, with a draw b y perpetual check.
-457 .

Ex . 5 S (Continuation of Ex. 57) ( 13.Wie l Wih5
14.fe de 15.ic4 f4)
A.Rodriguez-G.Hernandez, Pinar del Rio
zt 1990
A well-known idea with slightly different
motifs (-Ex.49, Ex.56). The game continued
16.c6 ! ? (the i mmediate 1 6.Wa5 \t>bS 1 7 .c6
i s met by 1 7 . . . b6) ic6 1 7 .Wia5 t . Now
1 7 . . . WbS ? loses to I s .if4+-, while 1 7 . . . f3
allows White a strong attack after I S .ie3
fe 1 9.�fS ms 20.Wa7 (A.Rodriguez). Black
Ex.60 ( 1 .e4 e 5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.d4 lLl e4 4..id3
d5 5.lLle5 lLl d7 6.lLld7 .id7 7.0-0 Wih4 8.c4
0-0-0 9.c5 g5 1 0 . lLl c3 .ig7 1 l.g3 �h3
1 2 . lLl e4 de 1 3 . .ie4 .i b 5 1 4 . .ig2 �fS
15 . .ie3!? .in 1 6 . .ifl �he8 17.Wia4 Wb8
18.�d l c6 19.�d3 Wie4 20.Ela3 a6 2 1 ..id3
Wig4? 22.�b3 .id4) Anand-Ivanchuk,
Linares 1993
A simple rook sacrifice enables White
to destroy the black king's pawn cover:
2 3 . � b7 ! \t> b 7 24.Wia6 W b8 [ 2 4 . . W c 7
.

opted for 17 . . . Wig4 1 8.h3 Wid7 1 9.Wig5 ,
but in this critical position he missed the
best chance: 1 9 . . .f3 20.ie3 fe 2 l .ie2 h6
22 .WaS id4 23 .ig4 ie3 24 . W h l ib6°o
(A.Rodriguez) and chose instead the losing
1 9 . . . � f5 ? 2 0 . Wg4± id4? 2 1 . liJ d4 Wd4
25 .Wa7 and 2 6 . .ia6#] 25.Wib6 'it>a8 26.�c6
'it>b8 27.Wib6 'it>a8 [27 . . . WcS 2S .ia6 and
29.Wd6#] 28 . .ib5, and B lack resigned, as
he can prevent mate only at the cost of huge
loss of material.
- 464/17 .�b8/B211
" .

22.Wh2 id7 23 .if4 ! ! [23 ... Wc4 24.�ac I

+-] 1 -0.
As was shown by A.Rodriguez (NIC YBI
16-56), instead of 1 9.Wg5 White can play
1 9 .Wa7 ! id4 20 . liJ d4 Wd4 2 1 .Wd4 �d4
22.ie6 WbS 23 .ie3±.
- 450/C22 .

Ex.59 ( 1 .e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLl f6 3.d4 lLl e4 4 ..id3

d5 5.lLle5 lLld7 6.lLld7 .id7 7.0-0 Wih4 8.c4
0-0-0 9.c5 g5 1 0 . lLl c3 ig7 1 l .g3 Wih3
12.lLle4 de 13..ie4 .ib5 14.ig5 �d4 15.Wib3
�e4 1 6.Wib5) Dolmatov-Akopian, Erevan
1988
A tactical operation enables B lack to keep
the balance: 16 ... h6! 17.ie3 ( l 7 .c6? is bad
in view of 1 7 . . . hg l S .Wb7 WdS 1 9 .�ad l
We7 20.Wic7 \t>f6 2 1 .�d6 �e6-+ Akopian)
�h4! 18JUd i [ I S .gh? .ie5-+] Wih2 1 9.Wn

386
 Chapter 6

11.6. 1 . Overview

This chapter and the next are devoted to
the 5 . . . �d6 system, or symmetrical v aria­
tion. In chapter 6 the various deviations on
moves 6- 1 0 from the tabia of the symmetri­
cal variation are covered .
The best choice for White i s t o go for the
tabia. However, it requires painstaking work
involving the studying of long theoretical
lines. If he does not have particularly strong
ambitions in the opening stage, he can play
for a knight exchange at e4 by ctJ d2 (-76
and 7 8-79, positions 6 1 -66), or ctJc3 (-465 ,
80-8 3 , positions 67 -69) .
S i nce B lack i s currently experiencing a
crisis i n thi s tabia, he may consider choos­
ing the variation 7 . . . ctJc6 ( - 8 5 , position 70).
However, my personal experience has been
unsuccessfu l : losses in games against Tim­
man (Linares c m ( 8 ) 1 992 -game 4 ) and
Ivanchuk (Horgen 1 99 5 ) , along with only
one draw, but thi s against Kasparov
(Horgen 1 99 5 ) .

387
 Al�
11.6.2. Theory

S . . .1d6 RJ I0.\Wc2

a b c d e f 9 h

6 6

5 5

4 4

3 3

a b c d e f 9 h

1 .e4 eS 2 . ttJ f3 ttJ f6 3 . d4 ttJ e4 4.!d3 dS S . ttJ eS 1d6

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
6 468 4 70 72 474
76 ltJ d t 5 de ltJ f3 h3 �d3 � f3 �g34 �g5 0-0-0 '"
466 467 469 47 1 473
� e5 ltJ e5 �g4 ltJ d3 �f3 0-0 @ h8 �d7
476 77 480 8
77 0-0 ltJ e6 e4
4
g3 e5 �e 24 2 �e2 f3 �f4
47 5 47X 479 48 1 483
ltJ e6 be �h4 �h3 �g4 � e2 �e7 ltJ f6 �d7 ±
48 4 486
78 ltJ d2 de ltJ b3 �d3 f4 ef �d5+ �e5
48 5 487 488 89
0-0 �e5 ltJ e5 ltJ d3 ctJ e6 f6 �f64 �e6 Ei:ad 8 4'!o ±
49 1 4 93
79 � f4 �g3 Ei:fe1 �d2
4 92 494 4 95 96
�d7 b6 ctJ b4 e54
5 00 e4
80 ctJ e3 be Ei:e 1 de �f1 �a3
497 t98 4 99 5 01 5 02
ltJ e3 ltJ d �e5 ctJ e5 �f 5 b6 d4 00

50 5 06 5 07
81 f4 �f3 3 �e2 a4 ctJ g4 ctJ e5
e5 e4
5 04 �a5 5
05
f6 f5 5
08 51J 9
ctJ f6
511 512 513 514 5Jj
82 ctJ d7 �h5 � f3 �h6 � f8 Ei:fe l
510 16
�e65
=

�d7 g6 Ei:e8 � f8 Ei:f8

f3517 519
83 de be Ei:e1 a4 �b5 �f1
5 18 520
f5 �e5 e5
=

ctJ e3 �e7 � e6 a6 ctJ e6

522 524
84 e4 ltJ c 3 ctJ e4 �e4 de �h7 �h5+ �e5
e6 5
21 523 525 526
ctJ d7 de ctJ e5 �e5 @ h7 @ g8 Ei:e 8 ±

388
 Il�
6 7 8 9 10 12
II 13 14
27 8 529
85 ... GtJ e6 5 e5 52 GtJ c3 GtJ e i 3
1
Wi'a4 D GtJ f4
0
GtJ e6 be �e7 f5 5 3 � f6 �d7 GtJg5 Wi'e i 32 ;j:;
86 ... de 53 4 53 6
� f4 GtJ a3 �bl GtJ e4 b3 �dl
7
�e 5 GtJ e6 533 GtJ b4 535 GtJ e5 53 de 538 �e6 Wi'dl �ad8 =+=
40
87 f4 GtJ e3 5 be Wi'd3 Wi'e4 �b1 5 3
4
53 9 5 41
� f5 GtJe 3 �d3 de Wi'd i 2
4
b6 5
44
4 7
88 cd Wi' D 5 5 Wi'f5 5 4 GtJ e3 Wi'd3 5
48
f4 =+=
46
Wi'd5 � f5 5 Wi'd3 GtJ e5 GtJ d3

389
465 6.c4
A) 6 . . . 0-0 7 .cd �b4 8 . l2l bd2:t ;
B) 6 . . . �b4
B l ) 7.�f1 ? ! 0-0 8 .�b3 �d6 9.cd �d5 1 0.de
l2lc5 1 1 .�h7 �h7 1 2.�c5 b6 (� 1 3 .�d4 l2l c6
1 4.�e4 f5)� Zlotnik-Ovchinnikov, USSR
1 968;
B2) 7 . l2l bd2 �d2 8 .�d2 l2l d2 9 .�d2 0-0
1 0. 0-0 �d6 I l .c5:t; I I .�c2 ! ? ;
C ) 6 . . . �e5 7 . de l2l c6 8 . 0-0 �e6= Forintos,
Haag.
6.�f3
A) 6 . . . �e7 ! ? 7 .0-0 0-0
A I ) 8 . l2l c 3 l2lc3 9.bc �e5 I O.de �e5 I I .�f4
�f6 1 2.�g3 l2l c6 1 3 .�g5 �d6 1 4.�f4 �f6
Y2-Y2 I.Zaitsev-Yusupov, Erevan (zt) 1982;
A2) 8 .c4 �e5 9.de �e5 l O.cd l2lc5 I I .l2lc3
l2ld3 1 2.�d3 l2l a6 Matsukevich;
B) 6 . . . �e5 7 .de
B l ) 7 . . . l2lc6? ! 8 .�e4 l2l d4 9.�d l de 1 0.�e3
l2l c 6 1 1 .�d8 l2l d 8 1 2 . l2l c 3± Polyakov­
Posdnikin, corr 1983-84;
B2) 7 . . . l2lc5 8 .�g3 [ 8 . l2l c 3 �e6 9.�g3 l2ld3
1 0.cd E1g8 1 1 .0-0 ( l l .d4) l2lc6 1 2.f4 �d7
1 3 .�f3 l2l e7:t Mokrinski-Chaleev, corr
1983-84] l2l d3 9.cd E1g8 1 0.0-0 1 1 .l2ld2
(Polyakov-Orehov, con 1 983-84) l2l c6
� 1 2 . l2l b3 d4 1 3 .l2lc5 �d5 Matsukevich .
6.�e2 [6 . . . 0-0 ! ? Blatny] �e5
A) 7.de l2lc5 8 . l2l c3 0-0 9 .0-0 (Mieses­
Grob, Zurich (m) 1934) E1e8 ! ? Forintos,
Haag;
B) 7 .�e4 ! ?
B l ) 7 . . . de 8.de �d4 9.l2lc3 �e5
B l l ) l O.�e4? �e4 1 1 . l2l e4 �f5+ Blatny;
B12) I O.g3 ! 0-0 I I .�f4 �a5 [ 1 1 . . .�d4 ! ?
Blatny] 1 2 .0-0-0 �e6 1 3 .a3
B121) 1 3 . . . l2l d7 1 4 .�b5 ! �b5 1 5 . l2l b5
�g4 1 I 5 . . . c 6 ? 1 6 . l2l c7 E1ad8 1 7 . l2l e6 fe
1 8 .�c7+- ] 1 6 . l2l c7 ! �d l 1 7 . E1d l ! E1ad8
1 8 .�d6 l2l f6 1 9.�f8 (Blatny-Howell, Lazne
Bohdanec 1995) E1f8:t Blatny ;
390
B 1 22) 0 1 3 . . . c6:t Blatny ;
B2) o7 . . . �d4 8 .�f5 ! ? [8.�d5 �e7 9 .'lJjj e 7
�e7 1 0.0-0 :t/=] �f8 9 .�c8 �c8 1 0.0-0�/
� [XE1h8,�f8] Blatny -CBM45 .
6.l2lc3
A) 6 . . . �b4? 7 .0-0 l2lc3 [7 . . . �c3 8.bc 1iJc3
9.�h5±] 8.bc �c3 9 .�a3 ! �a l 1 0.'lJjj h 5±
Forintos, Haag;
B) 6 . . . 0-0 ? ! 7 . l2l e4 ! de 8 .�e4
Bl) 8 . . . f6? 9 .�h5 g6 1 0.�d5+- A.Rod­
riguez;
B2) 8 . . . c5 9.0-0 (9.�d3 ! ? � �f4, 0-0-0 )
cd 1 0. l2l f3± A.Rodriguez;
B3) 8 . . . �e7
B31) 9.f4 ! ? f6 1 0.0-0 fe I l .fe � 1 1 . .. �b4
1 2.c3 E1f1 I 3 .�fl �a5 1 4.�g5 ! � A.Rod­
riguez ;
B32) 9 . 0-0 �e5 1 0.de �e5 I Ule l :!:@
A.Rodriguez;
B4) 8 . . . �e5 9.de �e7 l��b4] 1 0.We2 1iJcD
[ 1 0 . . . E1e8 1 l .f4 f6? 1 2 .0-0 fe 1 3 .fe L'l13 . ..
�e5 ? 1 4.�d5+- A.Rodriguez] 1 l . f4 IiJ d4
1 2.�f2 [ 1 2.�d3 ! ? E1d8 1 3 .0-0 �g4 1 4.'lJjje J
A.Rodriguez] l2lb3 ! ? 1 3 .�h7 �h7 1 4 .cb 3 ±
A.Rodriguez-Sariego, Holguin 1989;
C) 6 . . . l2l f6 ? ! 7 .�g5± ;
0) 6 . . . l2lc3 7.bc l2l d7 [7 . . . �h4 8 .0-0 0-0
-498/8 �h4; 7 . . . 0-0
•••
8 . 0-0 -80-82]
01) 8 . 0-0 l2le5 [8 . . . 0-0 -80-82]9.de �c5
1 0.�h5 [ 1 O.�e2 ! ?]
0 1 1 ) 1 O . . . �e6 I I .E1b l (Polyakov-Komosin,
con 1983-84) �d7 ! ? 1 2 .E1b7 �b6 (Matsu­
kevich) 1 3 .�e2 0-0 [ 1 3 . . . �e7 ! ?J 1 4.�a3
�c6�;
0 12) 1 O . . . g6 I I .�h6 �f8 1 2.�e3 c6 13 .c4
�e6 1 4.cd �d5 1 5 . E1bl �c5 1 6.c4 'lJjj d 4
1 7 .E1b7:t Tseshkovsky -Av.Bykhovsky,
Irkutsk 1983;
02) 8 .�h5 g6 ! [8 . . . �e5 9.de l2lc5 l O.�a3
l2l d3 1 I .cd �e6 1 2 .0-0 h6 ! 1 3 .f4 g6 L'l 'lJjj d 7.
0-0-0]
021) 9.iWe2 0-0;
022) 9.iWh6 lLl eS l O.de �eS;
023) 9.lLlg6 fg 1 O.�g6 hg 1 1 .iWhS [ l 1 .iWg6
�f8] lLlfS Dvoretsky ;
03) S.lLld7 �d7 9 .0-0 0-0-82.
466 6 ... lLld2?! 7 .�d2 lLl d7 S .iWh5 ! iWe7
9.0-0-0± Aleksandria-Shul, Riga 1 974.
467 7 lLlcb S . o-o lLl c s 9 .�bS [9.lLlb3
..•
- 79] 0-0 1 O.�c6 bc 1 1 . lLlb3 lLl b3 1 2 .ab f6=
Tilak-Handoko, Dubai (01) 1 986.
468 8.�e2? ! lLl c6 9 . lLl f3 �g4 l O.iLf4 0-0
1 1 .0-0 1"1eS 1 2 .1"1e l iWd7 1 3 .h3 �hS 1 4.c3
gadS [ 1 4 ... aS+] I S .b4? l I S . lLl d4 ! ?; I S .�gS=]
tLl e4 [Ll 1 6 . . . iWfS , 1 7 . . . lLl eS ] 1 6.bS lLl e7+
[il I 7 . . . lLl g6, I S . . . iLf3] Mateu-Yusupov,
Shien wch j 1979.
8.l2:lb3 lLld3 9.iWd3 0-0 I O.iLf4
A) I O . . . b6 1 1 . 0 -0-0 �e6 1 2 .iWg3 iWd7
1 3 .iLh6 ? ! [ 0 1 3 . h4, 1 3 .�gS] fS ! Koch­
Savva, Groningen 1986;
B) I O . . . lLl c6 1 1 .0-0-0 [ 1 1 .0-0 -791 f6
1 2 . 1"1he l l l 2 .iWdS iWdS 1 3 . 1"1 d S fe= ] fe
1 3 .iLeS ± .
469 8. . .lLl d 3 ? ! 9.iWd3
A) 9 . . . c6 [9 . . . iLg4? ! l O.�gS ( I 0.iWbS lLl d7
1 I .iLgS ! ) iWd7 1 1 .0-0-0 c6 1 2 .iWa3 lLl a6±
Matsukevich] 1 0.0-0 [ 1 O.iLgS iWaS l 1 .iLd2
�a6! Hort] iLg4 1 1 . lLl gS [ I 1 .�d2 ! ?±] h6
1 2 .'&d4 [ 1 2 .iWg3 ! ?J iLe6 1 3 .lLl e6 fe 1 4.c4
�e7 I S .�d2 cS 1 6.0-0= Bardin-Peshkov,
corr 1983-84;
B ) 9 . . . lLlc6 1 O.�gS lLl eS ! 1 1 .iWe3 ! f6 1 2. lLl eS
�e7 ! 1 3 .0-0-0 iWeS 1 4.iWeS fe I S .1"1dS mf7 !
1 6.1"1e5 iLe6 1 7 .1"1he I ± 1"1heS (Hort-Toth,
San Bernardino 1982) I S . f3 Ll1"1 I e 3 , md2,
�e 1 , mf2 Hort.
470 9.0-0 0-0 -79.
391
471 9 iLh5?! 1 O.�fS 0-07 [0 1 O . . . lLl e6]
..•
l 1 .g4 �g6 1 2.�gS f6 1 3 .ef gf 1 4.�e3 iWd6
I S . iW d4± Gurgenidze-Yusupov, Kislo­
vodsk 1 982.
9 ...iLf3 I O.iWf3 lLld3 I I .iWd3 0-0
A) 1 2 .iLe3? ! 1"1eS 1 3 . 0-0-0 c6 1 4.f4 lLl a6
I S .c4? ! iWaS 1 6 . m b l lLl c7 1 7 .cd lLl d S +
Goncharov-Polyakov, corr 1 983-84;
B) 1 2 .iWg3 -76;
C) 1 2 .0-0.
472 12.iLf4 ? ! lLl c6 1 3 .0-0-0 d4 1 4.1"1he I
iWe7 I S .mb l iWe6 1 6 . a3 1"1feS 1 7 .iLh 2 1"1adS+
Nunn-Toth, Lugano 1 984.
473 12 ... f6 1 3 .�h6 iWe7 1 4.0-0-0t.
12 ... iW e7 1 3 .iLh 6
.
12 ... iWd7 1 3 .iLh6 1'6 1 4.e6 iWe7.
474 13.0-0 iWd7 1 4.f4 ? ! lLlc6 Ll I S .fS 1"1aeS
1 6.f6 gf 1 7 .�h6 1"1gS+ Forintos, Haag.
475 6 ... iLe5 7 .de
A) 7 . . . lLl c6 S .�e4 [ S . lLl c3 ! ?] de 9 .iWdS± ;
B) 7 . . . lLlcs
B l ) S .iLe2 0-0 9 . f4 lLl c6 1 0.b3 lLl e7 I 1 .�a3
b6 1 2 .lLlc3 c6 1 3 .iWd2 f6 1 4.ef 1"1f6 I S .iLcs
bc 1 6.lLle4± Rozentalis-Meyers, Bern 1992;
B2) S .iWhS lLl d3 9.cd
B21) 9 . . . iWd7 ? ! l O.lLlc3 c6 l 1 .iWe2± iWg4
1 2.f3 ! iWd4 1 3 .�e3 iWeS 1 4 . f4t Pesch­
Bartelborth, Bundesliga 1 987;
B22) 9 . . . lLl c6 ! ? I O. lLl c3 iLe6.
6 ... iWh4 ? !
A) 7 . lLl c3 lLl c 3 -80;
B ) 7 . g3 ? ! iWh3 S .1"1e I iLeS 9.iLe4 de 1 0. 1"1e4
lLlc6 1 1 .de iLe6 1 2 . lLl c3 1"1dSt Malj uga­
Komosin, corr 1 983-84.
6 ... lLl d7 7 . lLl d7 iLd7 -56.
6 ...c5 7 .�bS lLl d7 S.dc �eS 9 .iWdS iWe7
I O.c6 ! ± Chalupetzky-Wagner, corr 1934
ECO.
476 7.c4 CLld4 [ 7 " . CLl eS S.de ieS 9 .cd] 1 3 .l"i:e4 l"i:dS�;
S .ie4 ieS 9.cd B) l O.ie4 ! de 1 1 .CLlc3
A) 9" .�h4 1 O.f4 if6 [ 1 O" .ig4 1 1 .�e l ! ] ; BI) 1 1 . . .0-0 1 2.CLle4 �g6 1 3 .CLld6 cd 14.�f4
B ) 9 " . 0-0 tl±;
BI) l O.ih7? mh7 1 1 .�h5 mgS 1 2 .�eS B2) 1 1 . . .ifS
CLlc2-+ ; B21) 1 2.l"i:e 1 �g6 ! ?
B2) 1 O.f4 if6 B21 1 ) 1 3 . CLl e4 ie4 1 4. 0
B21) I 1 . CLl c3 ifS 1 2 .�d3 [ 1 2 .ie3 ie4 B2l11) 1 4" .0-0 I S .l"i:e4 [ I S .fe ig3] fS�;
1 3 .id4= Forintos, Haag] ie4= Alekhine­ B2112) 1 4" . fS l S .fe feoo;
Alexander, Hastings 1933/34 ; B212) 1 3 .cS ie7 1 4.f3 l"i:dS ! ? I S .fe [ I S .ltJ e4
B22) 1 1 .g4 g6 ! ? 1 2. CLl c3 ig7 1 3 .ie3 cS= O-O�] ig4 1 6.�a4 O-O�;
Meszaros-Erdy, Budapest 1955; B22) 1 2.0 ! � g6 1 3 .fe ih3 1 4.eS ! �f 1
B23) I I .�d3 l"i:eS ! l S .ed ih3 [ I S " .ic4 1 6.�a4] 1 6.�e2 Wie6
B23 1 ) 1 2 .ih7? m h S 1 3 . CLl c 3 [ 1 3 .ie4 ? 1 7 .�e6 ie6 I S .dc ic4 1 9.if4± Yusupov,
l"i:e4 ! -+ ] g6 1 4 .ig6 fg I S . �g6 ifS ---+ Dvoretsky.
Forintos, Haag;
B232) 1 2.CLlc3 g6 1 3 .id2 ig7 1 4.l"i:ae I ifS= 480 10.cd?! cd 1 1 .�a4 mfS ! ? [ 1 1 . . .�d7
Henley-Wheeler, Bristol 1960; 1 2 .ibS l"i:bS�] 1 2.�c6? ! l"i:bS 1 3 .�d5 �b 7
B3) I O.CLlc3 Yusupov, Dvoretsky.
B31 ) 1 0" .l"i:eS ! ? I I .l"i:e l id7 ( l l . . .g6) ;
B32) 1 O" .ifS I 1 .ie3 ie4 1 2 .id4 48 1 10 ... ie7 1 1 .if4±.
B321 ) 1 2 " .id4 1 3 . �d4 ifS [ 1 3 " .ig6
1 4 .l"i:ac 1 a6 I S .�b4± Matulovic-Hecht, 482 1l .f3? ! ig3 1 2.�e2 iO ! 1 3 .:r'l 0 �h2
Belgrade 1 969] 1 4 . l"i:ac l id7 I S .�b4t 1 4.�h2 �f3°o.
ECO;
B322) 1 2" .ic2 1 3 .�d2 ! id4 1 4.�d4 �d7 483 1 l ...h5? 1 2.cd fS [�h4] 1 3 .iB h4
[ 1 4" .ifS -B32 1 ] I S .l"i:fe 1 a6 1 6.l"i:e2t ig6- 1 4.ig2 hg I s .ih3±1+-.
Pos. 70, Tal-Osnos, Kiev 1 964. 1l ... CLl g3?? 1 2 .ig4 CLle2 I 3 .�e2 +-.

477 8.l"i:el ? ih2. 484 7.f3

8.�e2?! O-O ! 9.ie4 �h4 ! l O.f4 [ 1 O.ih7 A) 7 " . CLl cS= Keres;
�h7 1 l .h3 ifS�] de 1 1 .�e4 ia6 1 2.l"i:e l B) 7 " .ieS S.de CLlcS 9.CLlc3 CLld3 1 0.Wid3
ic4 1 3 . CLl c 3 fS ! 1 4.�e3 l"i:aeS l S .�eS l"i:eS c6 I l .ie3 b6 1 2.l"i:fe 1 ie6 1 3 .l"i:ad 1 tt'l d 7 =
1 6.l"i:eS mnf± Yusupov, Dvoretsky. Mukhin-Noah, St.Petersburg 1966.
8.CLld2 CLld2 9.id2 0-0 l O.c4 dc=. 7.l"i:el
A) 7 " .f6 ? ! S . CLl f3 fS 9.c4 c6 1 O.�b3 �h8
478 8 ...�f6? ! 9.ie4 de I O. CLl c 3 0-0 1 1 .cS 1 1 .CLlc3 as 1 2.cd cd 1 3 .CLl dS a4 1 4.�c2 �h2
ie7 1 2. CLl e4± Yusupov, Dvoretsky. l S . mh2 �dS 1 6 .ie4 fe 1 7 .�e4± Dost·
08 .. 0-0 -85.
. Schaeferbarthold, Hessen 1988;
B) 7 " .ieS S.de CLlc6 9 .if4
479 9 ... �f6 BI) 9 " . CLlcS
A) l O.cS ie7 1 1 . l"i: e 1 0 - 0 1 2 .ie4 de Bll) l O.ibSt ECO;

392
B12) 1 0.ctJc3
B121) 1 0 . . .�e6 I l .iWd2 � 1 2 .�ad 1 t;
B122) 1 0 . . . ctJ b4 1 1 .�fl d4 1 2 . ctJ b5 ctJe6
1 3 .�d2� c3t Euwe;
B2) 9 . . .f5 1 0.f3 ctJc5 1 1 .�b5 ctJ e6� ctJe7oo;
e) 7 . . ctJd7 8 .�e4 [ 8 . ctJ d7 �h2=] de
. 1 4.�g3 c5= Russek-G.Garcia Gonzales,
el) 9.ctJd7 �d7 1 O.�e4 �f5
ell) I I .�e 1 iWh4 1 2 .g3 iWh3�;
e12) I I .�e3 c5 1 2 .c3 cd 1 3 .cd �c5 t ;
e2) 9.ctJc4 ! ? f5 l O. ctJ d6 c d I I .�f4t Maka­
rychev;
D) 7 . . . ctJc6 ! ?
485 7 ... ctJ f6? 8 . ctJ df3±.
7...li:ld2 8 .�d2
A) 8 . . . iWh4? !
AI) 9.c3 f6 l O. ctJ f3 iWh5 = ;
A2) 9.f4 ! ? f6 1 0.�e1 iWh6 I l . ctJ g4t
Forintos, Haag;
A3) 9.g3 ! ?
A31) 9 . . .iWd4 1 O.�c3 iWc5
A311) I I .�d4 ! ? iWa5 1 2.iWh5 f5 1 3 . ctJ f3 ! -t
i1cS 1 4. ctJ g5 h6 1 5 .iWg6+- ;
A312) I l .iWh5 ! ? f5 1 2. ctJ f3-t;
A32) 9 ... iWh3 1 O.iWf3t Thipsay-Slavotinek,
Thessaloniki (01) 1988;
B) 8 ... ctJc6 9.ctJc6 bc l O.iWh5 g6 [ 1 O .. . f5
I l .�ae l � �g5 t ] I l .iWh6 �e8
B1) 1 2.�ae 1 �e 1 1 3 .�e 1 �d7 1 4.�e2 (Par­
ma-Toth, Rome 1 980) iWf8t Forintos,
Haag.
B2) 1 2.�g5 �e7 1 3 .�ae 1 �g5 1 4.�e8 iWe8
I S .Wg5 �e6 1 6. f4 iWd8 1 7 .iWg3 iWd6t
Nunn-Hort, London 1979.
486 9.iWh5 ctJ d3 l O.cd c5 I l .b4 ! ? cb 1 2.a3
ba 1 3 .�a3 �e8 1 4.�d6 ctJc6 1 5 .�a4 iWd7 !
1 6.�f4 iWe6 1 7 .d4 iWg6 1 8 .iWf3 �e6+
J.Polgar-Kamsky, Groningen 1 993.
9.1i:l f3 �g4.
9.�e2 ctJc6 l O. ctJ f3 [ 1 O.f4 f6+ Prieditis­
Berger, eorr 1974-75] �g4 -468.
393
4 8 7 1 0 ... e6 1 1 .�d2 ctJ d7 1 2 . � ae 1 as
1 3 .iWg3 ct? h 8 1 4 .�c3 � g 8 1 5 . f4±1t
B.Thipsay-Navabi, Madras 1995.
10 . . . b6
A) I l .iWg3 iWd7 1 2.�f4 iWg4 1 3 .e6 iWg3
Bayamo zt 1 987 ;
B) 1 1 . � d 1 �e6 [ 1 1 . . . ctJ c6 ? 1 2 .cd ctJ b4
1 3 .iWg3±] 1 2.c4 c6 1 3 .f4 iWc8 1 4. ctJ d4 dc
1 5 .iWc2�.
488 1l ... g6? 1 2.f5 ctJe5 1 3 .iWg3 f6 1 4. fg
ctJ g6 1 5 .�h6 � f7 1 6 . � ae 1 -t Wed berg­
Jones, Haifa European team ch 1 989.
489 12 ... �f6
A) 1 3 .�e3 �f5= 1 4.iWd2 b6 [ 1 4 . . . §g6 ! ?]
1 5 . ctJ d4
AI) 1 5 . . . �e4 1 6. ctJ e2! iWe8 1 7 . ctJ g3 �d8
1 8 .�ae 1 t Matulovic-Toth, Budapest 1972;
A2) o I 6 . . . ctJ d4= ;
B) 1 3 . f5 ! ? ctJe5
B1) 1 4.iWg3 ctJf7 1 5 .�g5 ctJ g5 1 6.iWg5 iWf8oo;
B2) 1 4.iWh3 ! ?� �e3 ,�d4.
490 14 ... �ad8 1 5 .�d2 ! ? iWb2 1 6.�c3
iWc2 1 7 .�g7 ! iWc5 r I 7 . . . �b3 ? 1 8 .�f8 �f8
1 9.iWg5 -+] 1 8 . ctJ c5 me8
A) 1 9. ctJ e6? ! �e6 20.f5 �e4 ! 2 1 .�h6 ctJd4
Maeder-Morgado, eorr weh-tO 1978-84;
B) 1 9 .�c3t
B1) 1 9 . . . �d5 ? 20. ctJ e4 ! �f8 2 1 . ctJ f6 �f6
22 .�f6 ct? n 23 .�b2± Ljubojevic-Razu­
vaev, Amsterdam 1975;
B2) 1 9 . . . �c4 ! t �20.�f3 b6=.
49 1 1 l.�e1 iWd7 ! ? 1 2.�f4= f l 2.c3 �e8
1 3 . ctJ c 5 ? �e5 ! ] iWg4 [ 1 2 . . . iWf5 ] 1 3 .�g3 �e6
[ 1 3 . . . ctJ e7 ! ? 1 4.e6 �e6 1 5 .�c7 §fc8 1 6.�g3
ctJ f5 � h 5 t ] 1 4.h3 iWg6 1 5 .iWd2 [ 1 5 .iWc3
� ac8] ctJ e7 1 6 . ctJ d4 ( Gurgenidze-Dvo­
retsky , Kutaisi 1 978) ctJ f5=.
492 1 l . . . Wh4?! 1 2 . W d 2 h6 1 3 . e 3 as
1 4.a4 l"i:dS 1 5 .ctJd4 We7 1 6.l"i:fe l t Gufeld­
Kochiev, USSR 1978.
11 ... b6 1 2.l"i:ad l �e6 1 3 .Wg3 ctJ e7 1 4. ctJ d4t
� 1 4 . . . a6 1 5 .�g5 Wd7 1 6.�e7 We7 1 7 .f4±
e5 I S .f5 -+ .
11 ... ctJ e7 1 2.�g5 ! ?t.
11 ... a5 1 2.e3 a4 1 3 . ctJ d4 ctJd4 1 4.edt.
493 12.l"i:ad l Wg4 [ 1 2 . . . Wf5 1 3 .�g3t]
A) 1 3 .Wg3 [ 1 3 .�g3 �f5+] Wg3 1 4.�g3
AI) 1 4 . . . �e6 1 5 .f4 ctJ e7 (y2-Y2 Motwani­
Yusupov, Shien wch J 1979) 1 6.�h4 ctJ f5
1 7 .�f2 h5 I S .h3 ctJ h6 1 I S . . . g6] 1 9.e3 b6
20. ctJd4 e5 2 1 . ctJ b5t �b4;
A2) 1 4 . . . ctJ e7 1 5 .e3 e6 I 6.l"i:fe I ctJ f5 1 7 .�f4
b6 I S . ctJ d4 �d7= Velimirovic-Knezevic,
Maribor 1980;
B) 1 3 .We3 ctJ e7
B l ) 1 4.h3 ? ! Wg6
B 1 1 ) 1 5 .We5 ? �h3 1 6.�g3 ctJ f5 1 7 .gh ctJg3
I S .fg Wg3 1 9 . m h l W h 3 20 . m g l Wg3
2 l .mh l l"i:aeS-+;
B 12) 1 5 .e3 b6+ Timoshchenko-Yusupov,
Frunse USSR ch 1 1 1979 -28/25 1 ;
B2) 1 4.f3 Wg6 1 5 .We5 [ 1 5 .We3 e6 �b6J
Wb6 ! 1 6.�e3 l"i:eS 1 7 .We3 We6 ! I S.Wd2 Wg6
1 9 .1"i:fe l
B21) 1 9 . . . e6? ! 2 0 . ctJ e5 Wf5 2 1 . ctJ d3 b6
22.ctJf4 �b7 23.g4 We5 24.�b6 Wd6 25 .�d4
e5 26.�e5 t Y.Gruenfeld-Toth, Bie1 1986;
B22) 1 9 . . . b6= Forintos, Haag;
B3) 1 4.We5 ! ? ctJ g6 1 5 .�g3 h5°o.
494 1 2 ... Wf5 ! ? 1 3 .Wd5 [ 1 3 .l"i:ad l ! ?] We2
1 4 . f4 �e6 1 5 .Wf3 l"i:adS I 6.l"i:f2 Wf5 1 7 . ct:J e5
�d5 = Rabinovich-Siwak, corr 1983/84.
495 13 ... �b7 1 4.e3 ctJ e7 1 5 . ctJ d4 e5
1 6.e6t -Pos. 62, Tseshkovsky-Yusupov,
Minsk USSR ch 1979.
394
496 13 .. ctJb4 1 4.Wd2 e5 1 5 .ct:Jd4 Wg4=
.
1 6.c3 cd 1 7 .eb d3 I S .Wd3 Wb4 1 9.a3 Wc4
20.Wd2 Y2-Y2 Y.Gruenfeld-Yusupov, Am­
sterdam 1982.
497 7 ... ctJf6? ! 8.l"i:e l [8 .�g5 ! ?] ct:Je6 9.igS
�e6 1 O . ctJ b5 �e7 1 1 .�f4 ctJ e 5 1 2 . deS±
Gligoric-Alexander, Dublin 1957.
7 ... �e5?! 8 .de f5
A) 9.ef ctJ e 3 ! [9 . . . ctJ f6 I O.�g5 !± Keres
ECO] ;
B) 9 .WhS �e6 I O . l"i:dl WeS I l .Wh4 c6
1 2.�e3 ctJd7 1 3 .f4 Wt7 1 4.ctJe2± Reti-Spiel­
mann, Stockholm 1919 ECO.
498 8 ... ct:J c6?!
A ) 9.ct:Je6 be 1 O.Wh5 g6 I I .Wh6± Forintos,
Haag;
B) 9.f4 ! ?t
B l ) 9 . . . f6? I O.Wh5 ;
B2) 9 . . . ctJe7? 1 0.f5 ! f6 I l . ctJ g6 ! ;
B3) 9 . . . Wh4 ! ?;
B4) 9 . . . Wf6 1 O.Wf3 ctJ e7 �g6,Wg7,f6.
8 ... �e5?! 9.de ctJ e 6 I O . l"i:e l ± Forintos,
Haag.
8 ... Wf6?!
A ) 9.l"i:b l [9.f4 ] e5 [9 ... ctJe6 1 O.f4±] I O.WhS
g6 I l . ctJ g4 �g4 1 2.Wg4t h5 1 3 .Wg5 WgS
1 4.�g5 b6 1 5 .de �e5 1 6.e4 ctJe6 1 7 .ed lLJ b4
1 8 .�e4 l"i:ae8 1 9 .�f3± Sakharov-Shmit,
USSR 1967 ;
B) 9.Wh5 g6 I O.Wh6 �e5 I l .igS ! .....
Alekhine-Pita, Buenos Aires 1926.
8 ... Wh4?!
A) 9.f4 ! ?
A I ) 9 . . . ctJe6? ! 1 O.l"i:b 1 ctJ e7 I U5 !± Aronin­
Kamishov, USSR 1950;
A2) 9 . . . f6 l O. ctJ G Wg4 I l .e4 de 1 2.ic4
mh8 1 3 .e3 ctJ e6t Maki-Handoko, Thessa­
loniki 01 1984;
B) 9.l"i:b I f6 I O. ctJ f3 Wh5 I l .e4 ! de 1 2.ic4
mh8 1 3 .l"i:b5 g5 1 4.ib2 h6 1 5 .h3 a6
 1 6.E':b3;!;1± Horvath-Yap, Szirak 1985;
C) 9.E':e l
Cl) 9 . . .f6? l O.g3 �h3 1 1 .�fl �f5 1 2.g4
vtfe6 1 3 . ctJ g6 �g4 1 4.�g4 �g4 1 5 . ctJ f8±
Krogius;
C2) 9 . . . ctJc6
C21) 1 O.E':bl ctJe5 l 1 .de �c5 1 2 .�e3 �e3
1 3 .E':e3;!; [� E':b4] c5 1 4.�e2 b6 1 5 .�d5
ie6 1 6.�b7 �a4 1 7 .�d3 �a2 1 8 .E':be l c4
1 9.�e4 �a3 20.E':g3 md8 2 1 . h4� Kapen­
gut-Karasiov, Leningrad USSR 39ch
1 97 1 ;
C22) 1 0.g3
C22 1 ) I 0 . . . �h3 1 1 .�f 1 �f5 1 2 .f4± Forin­
tos, Haag;
C222) 1 O . . . �f6
C222 1 ) I I .ctJc6 bc 1 2.�h5 h6 I 3 .h4 [��g5 ]
vtfd8 ! 1 4.g4 �d7 1 5 .�f5 �d8 1 6.�g5 �f5 !
1 7 .gf �d7 1 8 .�e3 E':fe8 � 1 9.f6 �h3 ;
C2222) 1 1 .f4! �f5 1 2 .E':bl E':ab8 1 3 .�f3
id3 [ 1 3 . . . ctJ e7? 1 4.g4 �d3 1 5 . ctJ d7 ! �g6
1 6.cd] 1 4.cd �e5 1 5 .de �e6 1 6.�a3 me8
1 7 .d4 g6 1 8 .E':b5 E':ed8 1 9 . E':eb l b6 20.g4±
Boleslavsky;
C3) 9 . . . ctJd7 l O.g3 �h3 1 1 .�f1 ;!; �f5 1 2.�d3
[ 1 2.�g2;!; (Botvinnik) ctJ b6 Forintos, Haag]
vtfh3 1 3 .�fl �f5 1 4. ctJ g4;!; Smyslov-Li­
lienthal, USSR ch 194 1 .
8 c5
...
A) 9.E':e l c4 l O.�fl ctJ d7 1 1 .�f3
AI) I I . . . ctJ f6? ! 1 2.�g5 ! �e7 1 3 .E':e3;!;
Suetin-Gasic, Olomouc 1975 -20/268;
A2) I I . . . ctJ b6 ! 1 2 .�f4 �f5 � f6 Forintos,
Haag;
B) 9.�h5 ! ?
Bl) 9 . . . f5 ? ! 1 0 .�g5 ! �c7 1 1 .�f3 �e6
I 2.E':fe I c4 1 3 .�fl E':e8? [ 1 3 . . . �c8±]
1 4 . ctJ c4 ! ± -Pas . 69, Geller-Yusupov,
Moscow USSR ch 1983;
B2) 9 . . . g6 1 O.�h6
B21 ) I 0 . . . c4 I I .�g5 �e7 1 2 .�e7 �e7
I 3 .E':ae I
395
B 2 l l) 1 3 . . . �d6? 1 4 . ctJ f7 ! [ 1 4. ctJ f3 ctJ d7
1 5 . ctJ g5 ctJ f6 1 6 .�e2i ] E': f7 1 5 .E':e8 E': f8
1 6.E':fe I ± Krogius-Chernikov, USSR 1970;
B212) 1 3 . . . �f6 1 4.�e2 ctJc6 1 5 .�f3 �e6
1 6.E':e2;!;1± ;
B22) 1 O . . . ctJ c6 ! ? I I .�g5 �e7 1 2.�e7
B221) 1 2 . . . ctJe7 1 3 .ctJ f3 f6 1 4.dc5;!; Krogius;
B222) 1 2 . . . �e7 1 3 . E': ae l � f6 1 4 . ctJ c 6
[ 1 4.f4? ! c d 1 5 .cd ctJ d4 1 6.f5 ctJ f5 ] bc 1 5 .dc
�c3 ! ? 1 6.f4 �c5 1 7 .li?h l f5 !00.
499 9 ... ctJ e5 I O.de �c5
A) 1 1 .�e3 ! ? �e3 1 2 .E':e3 �h4 1 3 .E':b l -4981
8 ... �h4/C2 1;
B) I I .�h5 g6 1 2 .�h6 E':e8 1 3 .�g5 �f8
1 4.�h4� Anand-Mishra, India ch 1 988.
9 ... c5
A) 1 0. ctJ d7 �d7 1 1 .dc �c5 1 2 . E':e5 E':e8
1 3 .E':e8 �e8 1 4.�f4 �e6= Kremenetsky­
Makarychev, Moscow 1976;
B) I 0.�f3 c4 1 1 .�fl
B l ) I I . . . ctJ e5 1 2.de �c5 [ 1 2 . . . �e7 ] ;
B2) 1 1 . . . ctJ b6oo Makarychev;
C) 1 0.�f4 ! ? c4 I I .�f5
Cl) I I . . . ctJ f6 1 2 .�c8 �c8 1 3 . E':e3 �f5
1 4.�g3 ctJ e4 1 5 .�b l
C l l ) 1 5 . . . ctJ g3 ? ! 1 6.hg f6 ? ! [ 1 6 . . . �e5 1 7 .E':e5
�d7 1 8 .a4� �b5;!;1±] 1 7 .g4 ! �c8 1 8 .�b5 ! ±
Carlsson-Schaufelberger, corr 1979;
C 1 2) 1 5 . . . �e5 (Forintos, Haag) 1 6.de b6=
[ 1 6 . . . ctJc5 1 7 .e6 ! ?] � 1 7.a4 E':ae 8 ;
C 2 ) 1 1 . . . ctJ b6 1 2.�g4;!; [ 1 2.�h5 ? g 6 1 3 .ctJg6
�f5 1 4. ctJ f8 �c2+ ] ;
C3) I I . . .�f6 1 2 .�d7 �f4 1 3 .g3 �f6 1 4.f4
E':d8 1 5 .�c8 E':ac8 1 6.�g4;!;/±.
500 1 1 .�a3 ctJ d3 1 2 .cd E': e 8 1 3 . d4 =
Weydrich-Habenschuss, corr 1978.
1 1 .�h5 (Mikenas) ctJd3 1 2 .cd
A) 1 2 . . . c5 ? ! 1 3 .d4 �a5 1 4.E':e3 cd? I 5 .E':g3 !±
Matsukevich-Alexandrov, corr 1 985 ;
B) 1 2 . . . a5 1 3 .�a3 E':e8 Matsukevich-
Mironov, corr 1 985 1 4.f4 (Forintos, Haag)
�d7 l S .h3 [ l S .e6 ! ?�] �fS 1 6.�f3±;
C) 1 2 . . . �d7
C l ) 1 3 .i.e3 � g4= Bracco-Reis, Brazil ch
corr 1986;
C2) 1 3 .�f3 ! ? d4 1 4.�bl (Matsukevieh­
Skotorenko, corr 1985) dc I S .�b3 �fS=.
5 0 1 1l ... �e8
A) 1 2 .i.e3 b6 1 3 .c4± Keres;
B) 1 2 .i.a3 b6 1 3 .c4 d4= Gufeld-Maka­
rychev, Tbilisi USSR ch 11 1973;
C) 1 2.�hS �d7 1 3 .i.e3 �c6 1 4.�ab l ± a6
Cl) I S . �b4 b6 1 6 . �h4 h6 1 7 . � f4 � g6
I 8. � d I c6 1 9 .�b4 i.5 Chiburdanidze­
Schussler, Haninge 1988;
C2) l S .i.cS �cS 1 6.�e3 �i.d3 Forintos,
Haag.
502 13 d4°o � 1 4. f4 �d7 [ 1 4 . . . d3] l S .h3
.•.
d3 ! 1 6.i.d3 �d4.
503 10.i.e3? e4 [ 1 0 . . . �e7] 1 1 .i.e2 CLl b6 !
1 2.a4 as ! 1 3 .i.f3 f6 1 4. CLl g4 i.d7 l S .i.d2
i.e6+ Haag-Petran, Budapest 1974.
10.�f3? [�i.h7 ] CLl f6 ! 1 1 .h3 c4 1 2.i.fl CLl e4+
Forintos, Haag.
10.�e l ? ! e4 1 1 .i.fl CLl f6 1 2.g3 CLl e4 1 3 .�e3
f6+ Forintos, Haag.
10.c4?!
A) 1O ... de 1 1 .CLl c4 i.e7 1 2.dS ! i.f6 [ 1 2 . . .
CLl f6? 1 3 .d6 ! +-] 1 3 . CLl eS t Dvoretsky;
B) 1 0 . . . ed 1 1 .cd CLl f6 1 2 .i.c4 i.eS [ 1 2 . . .
�aS ! ?]
B l ) 1 3 .�f3 ? i.fS [� 1 4 . . . i.e4] 1 4.�e l �aS !
l S .i.b2 d3 1 6.mh l d2+ Kupreiehik-Dvo­
retsky, Leningrad USSR ch 1974;
B2) 1 3 .�d3 ? !
B21) 1 3 . . . CLl dS ? 1 4 .�b3 ! ± Dvoretsky;
B22) 0 1 3 . . . �d6 ! �bS ; CLl dS Dvoretsky;
B3) 1 3 . CLl d3 ! i.e7 [ 1 3 . . . i.b6 1 4.i.a3 �e8
l S .CLl eS ! ] 1 4.�e l oo; 1 4.�f3 ! ? Dvoretsky.
396
10.a4 CLl f6 I US e4 1 2.i.e2 CLl e4 1 3 .IWe l
�e7 1 4.i.a3 i.a3+ Pyhala-Toth, Thessalo­
niki 01 1984.
10.dc
A) 1 O . . . CLleS 1 1 .i.e3
A I ) 1 l . . .CLl d3 ? ! 1 2.�d3 �e7 1 3 .�ae l ! �e6?
[ 0 1 3 . . . i.eS 1 4. fe i.e6±] 1 4 .i.d4 �e5 ')
[0 1 4 . . . f6] l S .�eS± Kholmov-Korensky.
USSR 1967;
A) 0 1 1 . . . �e7=.
B) 1O ... i.eS 1 1 .mh l CLl f6= Tal.
10.CLld7 i.d7 1 1 .�hS fS 1 2.�f3 �c6
A) 1 3 .�h3 �f6 1 4.i.a3 b6= Janos e v i c­
Toth, Caorle 1 973 ;
B) 1 3 .e4? ! �f6 1 4.e3 �f7 l S .cd i.dS 1 6.IWt1
ed 1 7 .ed �fe8+ Minie-Treppner, Berlin
1984.
504 1 0 ... CLl f6
A) I US ? �aS [Xe3 ] 1 2. CLl g4 CLl g4 1 3 .IWg4
�e3 1 4.i.e3 �e8 I S .de i.eS 1 6.i.c5 IWcs
1 7 . mh I i.d7+ Tseshkovsky-Makarychev,
Lvov 1 973;
B ) I l .g4 e4 1 2.i.e2 �a5oo 1 3 .gS CLle4 14.�c4
�e3 Makarychev ;
C) 1 1 .de ! ?± (Forintos, Haag) i.cs 1 2.�e3
�b6 1 3 .�ae 1 t .
505 1 l . . . CLl b6!? 1 2 . fS f6 1 3 .ttJ g4
[ 1 3 . CLl g6? ! �e8 ! � i.fS] i.d7°o Forintos,
Haag.
1l ... CLl f6 1 2.fS [ 1 2.g4 -S041B] �aS 1 3 .�d2
CLl e4 1 4.i.e l �CLle4.
506 12.i.d2 f6
A) 1 3 .i.e4?! CLl b6 1 4.i.d3 fe I S .IWhS e4
1 6.i.e4 h6
A I ) 1 7 .i.d3 CLl d7+;
A2) 1 7 .�ae l i.g4 (ooTal) 1 8 .�g4 de 19.f5
[ 1 9.�e6? mh8 20.�d6 CLl e4+] �f6+ ;
B) o 1 3 . CLlg4.
507 13.ic4?
A) 1 3 . . . fe? ! 1 4.�dS �dS I s .idS �hS 1 6.fe
!%f1 1 7 .�fl ctJ eS != Tal-Benko, Hastings
1 973/74 - 1 7/272 ;
B) 1 3 . . . ctJ b6 ! 1 4.id3 fe I S .�hS e 4 1 6.ie4
h6!=t Tal.
5 0 8 13 ctJ b6!? 1 4.fS id7 I S .ia3 ia3
•..
1 6.l'l:a3 ctJ a4 1 7 . ctJ e3 ��hS ,l'l:f3�.
509 Tal ECO.
51 0 9 ...id7 I O.�hS fS
A) I I .e4 [ l l .igS �eS=]
A l ) I l . . .de 1 2.ie4 �hS 1 3 .l'l:b l b6 [��eS]
1 4.l'l:el ieS I S .�f3 l'l:bS= Boudy-Dvo­
retsky, Varna 1980;
A2) 1 1 . . .�f6 ! ?
A21) 1 2.e3 de 1 3 .ic4 ie6 1 4.igS �n=
Forintos, Haag;
A22) 1 2.eS ie7 1 3 .e3 b6 [ 1 3 . . . g6 1 4.�f3
A�J4:!:: ] 1 4.cb ab I s .if4 id6=1+ ;
B) 1 1 .�f3 c6 1 2 .if4 �c7 1 3 .id6 �d6
1 4.l'l:fe I l'l:aeS=;
C) I l .l'l:b I [ l l .l'l:e I ]
Cl) 1 1 . . . l'l:bS ? !
C11) 1 2 .l'l:el �f6? ! [ 1 2 . . . c6] 1 3 .�f3 e 6
1 4.if4 b6 I S .�g3 ! if4 1 6.�f4 bS I 7 .�c7 ! :!::
Adorjan-Toth, Budapest 1970;
C 12) 1 2 .c4:!:: Forintos, Haag;
C2) 1 1 . . . b6
C21) 1 2.c4
C211) 1 2 . . . ieS 1 3 .�f3 dc 1 4 .ie4 in
I S .if7 l'l:n 1 6.e4:!:: Klovans-Delanoy, Gen­
eva 1995;
C212) 1 2 . . . �f6 ! ? ;
C22) 1 2.l'l:e I
C221) I 2 . . . �f6 1 3 .�f3 �hS 1 4.if4 l'l:aeS
I S . l'l:e8 l'l:eS 1 6 .�d5 if4 I 7 . �d7 l'l: fS
1 8 .l'l:e I id6 1 9.h3± Kharlov-P.H.Nielsen,
Kemerovo 1995;
C222) 1 2 . . . c6 1 3 .igS �c7 1 4.ie7 l'l:feS !
397
I S .id6 [ I S .ifS ih2 +1+] �d6 1 6.h3 l'l:e7
1 7 .f4 [ 1 7 .ifS ? g6 ! ] g6 [ 1 7 . . . l'l:aeS ! ? l S .�h4 !
l'l:e l 1 9.1'l:e l l'l:e l 20.�e l = ��f4 2 1 .�e7 ! ]
I S .�h4 l'l:aeS 1 9.1'l:e7 [ 1 9.l'l:eSoo] l'l:e7 20.�f1
l'l:eS= Geller-Yusupov, Minsk USSR ch
1979.
51 1 10.l'l:b l ! ? l'l:eS I 1 .�hS g6 1 2.�f3 l'l:bS
[ 1 2 . . . e6 1 3 .ih6 �e7 1 1 3 .h3 [ 1 3 .ih6 ! ?] c6
1 4.igS [ 1 4.ih6 �e7] �e7 I S .l'l:bel id7
[ I S . . . l'l:e l 1 6.l'l:e l ie6 1 7 .h4t �l'l:eS I S .�f6
ifS 1 9.ifS l'l:fS 1 9.hS±] 1 6.�f6 ifS 1 7 .l'l:e3
ig7 I S .�f3 �aS 1 9 .iffi �a2fZ Alexa.
Ivanov-Vladimirov, USSR chl2 Pavlodar
1987.
5 1 2 1 1 .�h6 l'l:eS 1 2 .id2 ( Zijatdinov­
Tashkhodzhaev, Tashkent 1 984) ifS=
Forintos, Haag.
5 1 3 1 2.h3= cS 1 3 . de ieS 1 4 .if4 b6
I S . l'l:fe l ib7 1 6 .ie5 l'l:e6 1 7 .�g3 �e7
I S .�fl l'l:eS 1 9.f4 f6 Y2-Y2 Kveinis-Glek,
corr 1987.
12.a4 c6 I 3 .if4 �c7 1 4.id6 �d6=
Adorjan-Petran, Hungary ch 1 973.
5 1 4 12 ...�g4?
A) 1 3 .�f6? ih2 1 4.�h l ieS I S .de �hS ;
B) 1 3 .�g4 ig4 1 4.l'l:ab l l'l:abS I S .l'l:fe I l'l:e l
1 6.l'l:e l id7=;
C) 1 3 .l'l:ae I ! id7 1 4.�f6± ih2? I S .�h l
ieS 1 6.l'l:eS+-.
1 2 ...�c6!? 1 3 .h4 �c3 1 4.�f6 ifS I S .ifS
l'l:fS 1 6.hS �c6 [ 1 6 . . . cS ] .
5 1 5 14.l'l:ael �c6 I S .h4 �c3
A) I 6.�d5 ie6 I 7 .l'l:e6 l'l:adS ! I S .�eS fe
1 9.�e6 = ;
B ) 1 6.�f4 id7 1 7 .hS l'l:aeS I S .h6 cS 1 9.1'l:eS
l'l:eS 20.dc �eS 2 1 .�f6 �fS .
5 1 6 14 lWc6 ! I S . h4 1Wc3 1 6.lWdS �e6 Y2-
... 522 8.cd cd 9 .lWc2
Y2 Short-Yusupov, Plovdiv European team A) 9 . . . CLl d7 1 O.�e4 de 1 1 .IWe4 E1e8 1 2.Vijh4
ch 1983. E1e8
A I ) 1 3 .�f4 �e7� Samaiev-Baronov, corr
5 1 7 8.CLl dS �eS 9 .�e4 �h2 I O.�h2 fe 1935-36;
I l . CLl e3 CLlc6 1 2 .dS lWh4t [ 1 2 . . . CLl eS ] . A2) 1 3 . CLl c3 ! ? �eS 1 4.de E1eS I S .1gs:J:
8.CLl e2 Forintos, Haag;
A) 8 . . . cSoo; B) 9 . . . lWh4 ! ? ;
B) 8 . . . CLlc6 9 . CLl c6 [9.f4] bc l O.f3 CLl g S = : C) 9 . . . E1e8 .
C) 8 CLld7 9 . CLl d7 �d7 I O.f3 CLl g S
..• 8.lWe2
1 1 .�f4=!t . A) 8 . . . CLl f6 ? ! 9.cd cd 1 O.�gS h6 1 1 .1h4 M4±
Keres;
5 1 8 8 ... CLl c3 9.bc cS I O.f4 c4 1 1 .�e2 CLl d7 B) 8 . . . CLl d7 9 .�e4 de I O. CLl d7 �d7 I 1 . Vije4:J:
1 2.a4 CLl f6 1 3 .�a3 �a3 1 4.E1a3;t Tsesh­ Forintos, Haag;
kovsky-Reshevsky, Moscow 1 989. C) 8 . . . lWh4 ! ?-8.lWc2 IWh4.
8.lWc2
5 1 9 1 l .lWe l ! ? A) 8 . . . CLl a6
A) I I . . . CLl c6 1 2 .�f4 �e6 �E1ad8 ,d4 ; A I ) 9.�e4 de I O.lWe4 E1e8� Forintos, Haag;
� CLl aS ,cS ; A2) 9.a3
B) l l . . .cS [ 1 1 . . . �e6 �cS ,CLl c6Joo. A21) 9 . . . �e6?! l O.cd cd I 1 . CLlc 3 CLlf6 1 2.1gS
h6 1 3 .�h4;t Radulov-Forintos, Berlin
520 14 CLl c6 I S .E1bl IWc7 1 6.�f4 E1fd8
... (open) 1988;
1 7 .lWc l d4 (Geller-Yusupov, Vilnius USSR A22) 9 . . . CLl acS ! l O.dc [ 1 O.CLlc6 �h2 1 1 .�h2
ch 1980) 1 8 .lWb2°o. IWh4 1 2.�g l CLld3] �eS 1 1 .�e4 de 1 2.Vije4
E1e8� Forintos, Haag;
5 2 1 7 f6? 8.cd± Keres.
... B) 8 . . . E1e8 9.f3 CLl f6 I O.f4 dc 1 1 .�c4 1e6
7 �e6 9.cd �dS 1 0.lWc2;t1± .
... 1 2.1e6 E1e6 1 3 . CLl c3 CLl a6= Euwe-Olland,
7 CLlf6
.•. Utrecht 1922;
A) 8 .�gS dc C) 8 . . . lWh4 ! ? 9 . CLl f3 IWhS
A I ) 9.CLlc4 Cl) 1 O.1e4 de 1 1 .1We4 1fS 1 2.�h4 Vijh4
A l l) 9 . . . CLl c 6 I O . CLl c 3 h6 1 1 .�ffi IWf6 1 3 . CLl h4 �d3+;
1 2.dS CLl eS 1 3 . CLl e4 1Wd8 1 4. CLl cd6 cd l S .f4 C2) l O.cS 1c7 1 1 .�e4 de 1 2 .1We4 194
(Chigorin-Halprin, Vienna 1898) OCLld3 1 3 . CLl eS Y2-Y2 Timman-Hort, Bugojno
1 6.lWd3 �fS ; 1980;
A12) 9 . . . �e7= Forintos,Haag; C3) l O.cd cd 1 1 .�e4 de 1 2.lWe4 CLlc6�.
A2) 9 .�c4 8.CLld2 CLld7? [ 8 . . . CLl d2;t] 9 . CLl e4 de 1 O.1e4
A21) 9 . . . �eS l O.de IWd l 1 1 .E1d l ;t Bilguer; IWh4 1 1 .E1el CLl eS 1 2.de �eS 1 3 .1h7 �h7
A22) 9 . . . h6 1 O.�h4 CLl c6 Forintos, Haag; 1 4.lWc2 �g8 I S .E1eS± Egri-Nagy, Hajdu­
B) 8 . CLl c 3 dc 9.�c4 CLl bd7 1 O.E1e l [ 1 O.f4 ! ?] boszormeny 1995.
CLlb6 (Ziska-Jones, Thessaloniki 01 1988)
1 1 .�b3;t Forintos, Haag. 523 8 ..• f6?
A) 9 . CLl f3 CLlc3 l O.bc dc I I .�c4 �h8 1 2.h3

398
iLld7 1 3 .�d3 fS 1 4:�e 2 tiJ b6 1 S .e4 eS 1 6.dS
�d7 1 7 .�b2 tiJ a4 I S .�eS± Ponomarjov­
Getmanchuk, Yalta 1995;
B) 9.ed tiJe3 1 O:�hS !
Bl) 1 0 . . . fS 1 1 .be± Forintos, Haag;
B2) 1 O . . . tiJe2 1 1 .g"h l h6 [ I 1 . . .fS 1 2.�e2
edS;!;1 1 2.�h6-t. 8 ... �f5? 9.�f3± Forintos,
Haag.
8 . tiJc3 9.be
..
A) 9 . . . �e6
A I ) 1 O.f4
A l l ) 1 O . . . �eS l l .fe de 1 2.�h7 g"h7 1 3 .�hS
mgS 1 4 .�gS f6 ! [ 1 4 . . . �dS ? I S J %[4+ ­
Bilguer] I S .de �eSoo;
A12) 1 O . . . fS 1 1 .�e2;!; Endzelins-Garner,
corr 1959;
B) 9 . . . tiJd7
Bl) I O.Ei:e 1 �eS 1 1 . de tiJeS 1 2.�e2
B l l ) 1 2 . . . �e6? 1 3 .ed ed 1 4.�hS g6 I S .�h6
fS I 6.ef�f6 1 7 .�e3 tiJ e4 1 S .�d4 �n 1 9. f3
iLl f6 20.Ei:e5 �d7 2 1 .g4 Ei:aeS 22.�g6 1 -0
Ivanovie-Kurajiea, Bar 1980;
B12) 1 2 . . . de 1 3 . ��1 �d l 1 4 . Ei: ad l b6
I S .Ei:d6 tiJd3= Minie, Sindik;
B2) 1 O.f4!
B21) 1O ... de 1 1 .�e4 WEe7 [ I 1 . . . tiJ f6;!; Popiel­
Gottschall, Hannover 1 9 1 2 ] 1 2 . a4 e S
1 3 .�e2 b 6
B211) 1 4.a5 ! ? Ei: b S [ 1 4 . . . ba I S . tiJ f7 Ei:n
1 6 .�e8 tiJ fS 1 7 .�f7 �f7 I S .�c6 �b7
1 9.�d6 Ei:eS 20.�a3 Ei:e6 2 1 .�eS+-] I S .�d2
[ I S .ab ab 1 6.�d2 ! ? A.Rodriguez] ba
1 6.�d3 tiJ f6 1 7.g4 Ei:b2 I S.gS �eS 1 9. fe
(A.Rodriguez-Sisniega, Bayamo 1 98 1 )
ttJdS 20.�e4 g 6 2 1 .�c l ! tiJ e 3 22.WEe l Ei:b3
23 .�e2 e4 24.�b3 eb 2S .�b2;!; A . Rod­
riguez;
B212) 1 4 . tiJ n-pos . 7 1 ;
B22) 1 O . . . tiJ f6
B22 1 ) 1 1 .�e2 de 1 2. tiJ e4
B221 1) 1 2 . . . �e6 1 3 . tiJ d6 �d6 1 4. fS±
Chigorin-Pillsbury, Paris 1900;
399
B2212) 1 2 . . . �e7 ! ? 1 3 .Ei:e l
B22121) 1 3 . . . �e6 ? ! 1 4. tiJ eS eS I S .fS
[ I S .�a3 ! ? �e7 1 6.e4 !±] �eS 1 6.�b3 ! �e7
Z.Almasi-Forintos, Hungary 1994 1 7 .g4 ! ±
Z.Almasi -60/(303);
B22122) 1 3 . . . eS 1 4 .�a3 b6 I S .deS;!;
Z.Almasi;
B22 123) 1 3 . . . b6 1 4 . a4 eS I S .�a3 �b7
1 6.Ei:ab I ;!; Z.Almasi;
B222) I l .fS eS I 2 .�gS Ei:eS I 3 .Ei:e l ± Jansa­
Kupka, Czechoslovakia ch 1962;
B223) 1 1 .�f3 Ei:eS 1 2 .�b2 tiJ e4 1 3 .ed cd
1 4 .�e4 de I S .�e4 f6 1 6 . m h l fe 1 7 . fe
�e6 I S.dS �eS 1 9.de Ei:e6 20.�b7 Ei:e7°o
Tiviakov-Handoko, Gausdal 1 992;
B3) 1 0. tiJ d7 �d7 -337IB2;
C) 9 ... �eS 1 O.de
Cl) 1 0 . . . �e6? 1 1 .�hS ! g6 1 2.�h6± ;
C2) 1 O . . . tiJ d7 ? ! 1 1 .�a3 Ei:eS 1 2 .f4± Forin-
tos, Haag;
C3) 1 O . . . de 1 1 .�e4
C31 ) 1 l . . .�d l 1 2 .Ei:d l
C3 1 1 ) 1 2 . . . �fS 1 3 .�a3 Ei:eS 1 4. f4±
Maroczy-Marshall, Paris 1900 ECO;
C312) 1 2 . . . �e6 1 3 .�e6 fe 1 4.Ei:b 1 b6 1 S .Ei:d6
Ei:eS I 6.�e3 eS I 7 .a4 tiJ a6 1 S . aS tiJ e7 1 9.e4
Ei:ebS 20.g3 ba 2 1 .Ei:a l a4 22.Ei:e6 Ei:b7 23.Ei:a4
mn 24.�eS+- Klinger-Stanojevie, Dort­
mund op 1987;
C32) 1 1 . . .�e6 1 2 ,�e6 fe 1 3 ,�b3 �eS
1 4.�a3 eS l S .Ei:ad l b6 1 6.Ei:d6 Ei:eS I 7 .�a4±
Maroczy-Showalter, Paris 1900;
C33) 1 1 . . .�fS 1 2 .�f3 �g6 1 3 .�g3 �aS±
Schorr-de Loughry, Tel Aviv 01 1964;
C34) 1 1 . . .�aS 1 2. a4 �eS [ 1 2 . . . �c3 1 3 .�a3
Ei:eS 1 4 .�n+-] 1 3 .�el �e7 1 4 .�a3 eS
[ 1 4 ... Ei:dS? I S .�n ! ] I S .�f3± ECO;
C35) 1 1 . . .�e7
C35 1 ) 1 2.Ei:e l �eS 1 3 .�b3 bS 1 4.�d3 �e6
I S .WEe2 h6 1 6.a4 Ei:dS 1 7 .�e3 Botterill-de
Veauce, Islington 197 1 ;
C352) 1 2.a4
C3521) 1 2 . . . �e8 1 3 .�a3 vtie5 1 4.�e l ! ?±
[ 1 4.vtib3 ] ;
C3522) 1 2 . . . �d8 ? ! 1 3 .vtih5 �e8 1 4.�a3 vtid7
1 5 . �ad l ± Chigorin-Lebedev, Moscow
1901 ECO;
C3523) 1 2 . . . �e6 1 3 .�a3 c5 1 4.�d3 ttJc6
1 5 .f4 �fd8 1 6.vtic2 g6 1 7 .�ae l ± ;
D) 9 . . . . vtih4 I OJ4 ttJ d7
D 1 ) l 1 .vtig4? vtig4 1 2 . ttJ g4 dc 1 3 .�c4 ttJ b6
1 4. ttJ e 3 �e8 1 5 .�b3 c5 1 6.d5 �e4 t Knight­
Handoko, Thessaloniki 01 1984;
D2) 0 1 1 .�d2±.
524 9.ttJd7 �d7 -337/A.
9.f4 ! ? ttJ df6°o.
525 1O vtih4? 1 1 .f4± i1ttJe5 1 2.de �e5
•••
1 3 .g3+-.
526 14 ... �e8 1 5 .vtic3 [ 1 5 .vtig3 vtid4�]
vtih4 1 6.b3 �e6 1 7 .�b2 �g6 1 8 .�e l ± .
527 8.f4
A) 8 . . . ttJ d4? ! 9.�e4 �e5 1 0.�h7 mh7 I I Je
AI) 1 1 . . . c 5 1 2 .WhS m g 8 1 3 .�g5 vtid7
1 4. ttJ c3± Steiner-Rejfir, Maribor 1934;
A2) 1 1 . . .dc 1 2 . ttJ c3 i1ttJe4±;
B) 8 . . . ttJ b4 9.cd ttJd3 J O.Wd3 ttJ f6 l 1 . ttJc3
�b4 1 2. f5± Forintos, Haag;
C) 8 . . . �e5 ! 9.de �f5 -87.
8.cd ttJ d4
A) 9.�f4? vtif6 Thomas-Hallmark, York
1 959;
B) 9 . ttJ c4 ! ? Keres
B1) 9 . . . ttJ f6? ! 1 O.�h7 mh7 l 1 .vtid4 ttJ d5
(Szabo-Michell, Mar del Plata 1 948)
1 2.b3 ! �e8 1 3 .�b2± Harding;
B2) 9 . . . vtih4 ! ? l O. ttJ d6 ttJ d6 l 1 . ttJ c3 �f5 =
Euwe;
C) 9.�e4 �e5 -476/B.
528 9.ttJ c3
400
A) 9 . . . f5
AI) I OJ3 ttJ g5 1 1 .�e3 �e6= Parma·
Trifunovic, Belgrade 1 964 ECO;
A2) l O.c5 �e7-85;
B) 9 . . . ttJc3 J O.bc dc=I±.
529 10.f3 ttJ g5 I I .ttJc3
A) I I . . .�f6 1 2 .�e3 �e8 1 3 .�f2 �b8 14.�c2
g6 1 5 .a3 ttJ e6 1 6. ttJ e2 ttJ g7 l 7 .g4± Lupu­
Delanoy, Torcy (open) 1 99 1 ;
B) I I . . .f5 1 2.�e3 ttJ e6 1 3 .b4 f4 1 4.�f2 ih4
1 5 .b5 �d7 1 6.vtic2± Matulovic-Zuidema,
Hamburg European team ch 1965;
C) 1 1 . . .�e8 !
C 1 ) 1 2.�e3 ? �c5;
C2) 1 2.f4 ttJ e6 [ 1 2 . . . ttJ e4 1 3 .ttJe4 de
1 4.�e4±] i1 1 3 .�e3 �f6 1 4. ttJ e2 ttJc5 ;
C3) 1 2 .Wa4
C31) 1 2 . . . �f6? ! 1 3 .Wc6 �b8 [ 1 3 . . . id4?
1 4.mh l ttJ e6 1 5 .vtia8+-] 1 4.mh l ± ;
C32) 1 2 . . . �d7
C321) 1 3J4 ttJ e4 1 4. ttJ e4 de 1 5 .�e4 if6
1 6 .�f3 �f5 1 7 .�c6 �e4 ! 1 8 .�e8 id4
1 9 .mh l vtid5 �;
C322) 1 3 .�d2 l"i:b8 ! 1 4.l"i:ab l �f6 1 5 .lth l
h5 [ 1 5 . . . a5 ? ! 1 6.ttJe2] 1 6. ttJ e2 h4 1 7 .h3t
vtic8 [ 1 7 . . . g6 ! + i1ttJ e6-g7-f5 ] 1 8 .�a6 �d8
1 9 .�d3 vtic8 20.�a6 vtid8 Y2-Y2 Kasparov­
Yusupov, Horgen 1995.
1 0.vtic2 f5= Forintos, Haag.
10.ttJa3 i1 b4-b5 Forintos, Haag.
10.ttJd2
A) 1 O . . . ttJ d 2 ? ! 1 1 .�d2 �f6 1 2 .�c 3 as
1 3 .�c2 vtid7 1 4 . h 3 g6 1 5 . �e l ± Geller­
Naranja, Palma de Mallorca izt 1970
ECO - 1 0/263;
B) 1 0 ...�f6
B1) l 1 . ttJ b3 as 1 2.a4 vtid7= i1�a6, E1fb8
Forintos, Haag;
B2) 1 1 . ttJ e4 de 1 2.�e4
B21) 1 2 . . . vtid4 1 3 .vtic2± ECO;
B22) 1 2 . . . �a6 ! ? 1 3 .�c6 �b8 1 4.�e l id4=
Keres. 1 7.fe 'lWeS 1 8.i.e4 l"i:b8±] 'lWh6 1 7 .l"i:f4 gS
q l O . . . iJS (Aitken-Hooper, Felixstowe [ 1 7 . . . l"i:b8 ! ?] 1 8.l"i:f2 i.h3 19.i.fSHvanchuk­
1949) I I .ctJb3 'lWd7= Forintos, Haag; Yusupov, Horgen 1995.
10...i.f5 1 1 .'lWe2 i.g6 1 2. ctJ e2 ctJ gSU=.
530 10... ctJf6?! I l .'lWa4 i.d7 1 2.l"i:e I ctJe8
13.l"i:e2± German-Maragliano, Brazilian 531 11.f3 ctJ gS 1 2 .'lWa4 ! ? [ 1 2.ctJe2] 'lWd7
ch 1951. l I2 . . . i.d7]
10...ctJc3?! I l .be fS? ! 1 2 .i.f4 i.f6 1 3 .'lWa4 A) 1 3 .i.f4± Forintos, Haag;
�d7 1 4.'lWaS l"i:f7 1 S . l"i:fe I gS 1 6 .i.eS± B) 1 3 .ctJe2 ctJe6 1 4. ctJ f4 ctJ d8 IS.l"i:e l i.f6±
German-Sallamini, Brazilian ch 1951. Schmid-Krebs, corr 1951152.
10...i.f6
A) 1 1 .i.e3 532 14...'lWe7 I S.i.d2± -Game 4, Tim­
AI) 1 l . . .l"i:e8 1 2 .'lWe2 i.fS 1 3 .l"i:ae l [ 1 3 . ctJe2 man-Yusupov, Linares m(8) 1992.
igS ! ?] i.g6 1 4.ctJe2 ctJgS=;
A2) 1 1 . . . ctJ eS 1 2.de d4 533 8...c6
A21) 1 3 .ctJe4 de 1 4.ctJf6 'lWf6 IS.fe 'lWb2; A) 9.'lWe2 fS l O.ef ctJ f6 1 1 .i.gS± Honfi­
A22) 1 3 .'lWe2 de 1 4.i.h7 mh8 I S.fe 'lWe7 Bartos, Budapest 1954;
[IS . . . g6 1 6.i.g6 fg 1 7 .'lWg6 'lWe7] ; B) 9.ctJe3 ctJe3 l O.be -S23/8... ctJc3/C.
A23) 1 3 .i.f4 de 1 4.be'IWe7 [ 1 4 . . . i.e3 I S.i.h7 8...i.e6
\i!h7 1 6.'lWe2 c;t>g8 1 7 .'lWe3 i.e6 1 8.'lWg3±] A) 9.i.e3 ctJe6
IS.l"i:e I i.e6; AI) 1 0.f3 ? ! d4 1 1 .i.e4 de 1 2.'lWe2 ctJeS+
B) I l .ctJe2 as ( l l . . .l"i:e8 1 2 .'lWe2 g6) 1 2.f3 Dueckstein-Trifunovic, Vienna 1962;
tiJgS 1 3 .'lWe2 i.a6 ; A2) 0 1 0.f4;
C) I l .ctJe4 de 1 2.i.e4 -S29/ 10. ctJ d2IB2 . B) 9.ed 'lWdS 1 0.'lWe2 [IO.l"i:e I l"i:d8 ! ] fS 1 1 .ef
0) I l .'lWe2 ! ctJ f6 1 2 .ctJe3
01) 1 l . . .i.fS I 2.ctJe4 de 1 3 .i.e4 i.e4 1 4.'lWe4 Bl) 12 ... 'lWe6 (Keres) 1 3 .i.gS ctJbd7 1 4.l"i:fe l
�d4 I S.'lWe6±; i.e4 I S.i.fS h6± Zrzawy-Stefec, corr 1981;
02) 1 l . . .i.d4 B2) 1 2 . . . 'lWhS Pachman;
021) 1 2 .i.e4 de 1 3 .l"i:d l 'lWf6 1 4 .ctJe4 'lWeS B3) 1 2 . ..'lWeS
15.i.f4 i.f2=; B31) 1 3 .ctJe2 ctJbd7 ! 1 4.i.f4 'lWeS= Honfi­
022) 1 2 .ctJe4 de 1 3 .i.e4 Malich, Kecskemet 1968;
0221) 1 3 . . . i.a6 1 4.l"i:dl i.f2 I S.mf2 'lWh4 B32) 1 3 .ctJ e4 ctJ g4
16 .g3 ! [ 1 6 .c;t>gl l"i:ae8] 'lWh2 1 7 . i.g2+­ B321) 1 4 .g3 ? ! ctJe6 1 S.f4'IWd4 1 6.ctJf2 l"i:ad8
Kasparov; l I 6 . .. ctJb4 1 7 .i.h7 mh8 1 8.'lWe4! Forintos,
0222) 1 3 . . . 'lWh4 1 4 .g3 Haag] 1 7 .i.d2 h6 1 8.i.e3 'lWb6°o Y2-Y2 Dely­
02221) 14 . . . 'lWhS I S.i.f4 l"i:b8 1 6.l"i:abUl"i:bS Malich, Kecskemet 1968;
17.b4; B322) 1 4.ctJg3
02222) 1 4 . . . 'lWf6 l S.i.e3 ! B3221) 1 4 . ..hS? l S.i.d2 ! i.dS 1 6.i.e3 'lWgS
022221) I S . . . i.b2 ? 1 6.l"i:ab l l"i:b8 [ 1 6 . . . i.d4 1 7 .i.h7 mh8 1 8.'lWg6 ! 'lWg6 19.i.g6 ctJd7
17.i.h7 mh8 1 8.l"i:b4 i.e3 1 9.fe 'lWh6 20.ctJ hS± Liberzon-Hennings, Debrecen
20.l"i:h4--+] 1 7 .i.e 1 !+-; 1968;
022222) IS ... i.e3 1 6.fe [ 1 6.i.h7 !? mh8 B3222) 0 1 4 . . . h6±;

401
B33) 1 3 .�d2 ! ? liJg4 1 4.f4 �cS I S.'tt h 1 liJf2
1 6.2::1f2 �f2 1 7 .liJe4� Forintos, Haag.
534 9 J-:1 el? liJeS 1 0 .cd liJf2 ! I I . m f2
[ 1 1 .�h7 mh7 1 2 .�h5 m g8 -+ ] �h4+
Forintos, Haag.
9.f3 liJcS 1 0.cd liJd3 ! 1 1 .�d3
A) 1 1 . . . liJeS 1 2 .�d4
AI) 1 2 . . . 2::1e8 1 3 .liJc3± Forintos, Haag;
A2) 1 2 . . . �f6 1 3 .�e3± Dvoretsky;
A3) 1 2 . . . liJc6 ! 1 3 .�cS
A31) 1 3 . . . �e7 ? ! 1 4.�e3 2::1 e 8 I S . dc6±
Dvoretsky;
A32) 1 3 . . . liJe7 1 4 .liJc3 [ 1 4.gd 1 c6 IS.d6
liJdS+ Dvoretsky] b6 I S.�c4 c6 ! 1 6.dc �e6
1 7 .�e4 �d6= Zhidkov-Dvoretsky, Woro­
nezh USSR chsf 1973;
B) l l . . .liJb4 1 2 .�b3 liJdS 1 3 .gd 1
Bl) 1 3 . . . c6 1 4 .liJc3 �b6 I S . �b6 liJb6
1 6.liJe4± Dvoretsky;
B2) 1 3 . . . �e6 ! 1 4.liJc3= [ 1 4.�b7?! �h4 ! ]
Forintos, Haag.
9.�c2 �e6 [9 . . . liJb4 ! ?] l O.cd �dS 1 1 .�dS
�dS 1 2.f3 liJcS 1 3 .�e3 liJe6 1 4.gd 1 liJb4
I S.�a4 �a2 1 6.�d2 �b 1 1 7 .�b4 cS 1 8.�c3�
Wedberg-Schussler, Malmo 1987.
535 9...liJc5
A) l O.cd liJd3 I I .�d 3 liJb4 1 2.�g3 [ 1 2.�b3
liJdS 1 3 .gdl �e6] �fS 1 3 .�gS �d7 ! =
Forintos, Haag;
B) 1 O .�h7 ! ? mh7 I l .cd liJb4 1 2 .liJc3oo
Forintos, Haag.
9...�e6!? l O.liJa3 liJcS l l .cd �dS 1 2.�bS
gfd8 Y2'Y2 Haygarth-Clarke Brighton
1972.
536 1 0.a3?liJd3 1 1 .�d3 liJcS+ [L1 1 2.�dS
liJb3 1 3 .ga2 �e6+] Salov-Majorov, USSR
1979.
10.�e2 dc I I .�c4 �d 1 1 2.gd 1 �e6 1 3 .liJa3
gfd8 1 4.f3 liJcS I S.�d2 liJc6= Arbakov-
402
Mikenas, Vilnius 1967 ECO.
10.cd�dS I I .�e2 �fS 1 2 .liJa3 gfd8 1 3 .�e4
�d 1 1 4 .gfd 1 c6 [ 1 4 . . . �e6] I S .�e3 bS
1 6.gd8 gd8 1 7 .�e2 liJdS= [L1 1 8.�a7 gd7]
Ivanovic-Forintos, Bar 1980.
537 10 ...�f5 I I .�b 1 [L1f3]
A) 1 1 . . .�d7 1 2 .�e3 b6 1 3 .f3 liJcs 1 4.�eS
bc I S.cd �b l 1 6.gb l liJdS 1 7 .liJc4± Forin·
tos, Haag;
B) 1 l . . .�g6 1 2 .�e3 �e7 1 3 .f4 fS I 4.cd gad8
I S.d6 cd 1 6.�b3 dS 1 7 .liJbS mh8 1 8.liJd6
liJd6 1 9.�b4± Van der Wiel-Polgar Zsu.,
Brussels 1985.
538 11 ...d4 1 2 .liJc2 liJbd3 1 3 .�d2
A) 1 3 . . . �fS ? ! 1 4 .�g3 [L1b4 ;liJe l ] liJb2
I S.liJd4 �b l 1 6.gab l liJba4 1 7 .�e3± [ECO]
Schmid-Medina, Gstaad 1973;
B) o I 3 . . . aS 1 4.�g3 �e6=.
539 9 . . f5 l O.liJc3 liJc3 I l .bc d4 [ 1 l . ..�e6
.
1 2.�e2 liJaS=] 1 2 .�a3 ? ! gf7 1 3 .�e l �e6
1 4.gd 1 gd7+ Kapengut-Stepanov, USSR
1976.
9... liJb4
A) 1 O.�e3 �g4 ! ? I I .�e2 �e2 1 2 .We2 de
1 3 .gd l liJd3 1 4 .liJa3 �dS ! I S.liJc4 gad8+'
Forintos, Haag;
B) l O.cd �dS 1 1 .�e4 �e4 1 2 .liJc3
Bl) 1 2 . . . �c4
B11) 1 3 .�e3?! �fS 1 4.�f3 liJc2= Sikora­
Maroszczyk, Trinec 1978;
B12) 1 3 .fS ! ? L1�cS 1 4.mh l �eS I S.�f4i;
B2) 1 2 . . . �fS 1 3 .�e3 �e6 [ 1 3 . . .ct:Je2
1 4.�cS ! ] 1 4.�f3 gfd8 ! I S.gad l gd l 1 6.gdl
c6= Movcka-Polakovic, corr 1981;
B3) 1 2 . . . �g6 1 3 .�e3 �g4 !
B31 ) 1 4.�a4? liJc2 I S.liJdS �d3 ! Vanman­
Broberger, corr 1978;
B32) 1 4.�b3 liJc2 I S.liJdS �e4 1 6.gael
liJe3 1 7 .liJe3 �e6 1 8.�c3 gad8+! Kraut-
Forintos, Kecskemet 1987;
833) 1 4.CLld5
8331) 1 4 . . . �d l ! ? 1 5 .CLle7 1ifh8 1 6.CLlg6 hg
17.:1:'lad l ! 1"i:fd8 1 8.a3 CLld5= Matsukevich;
8332) 1 4 . . . CLld5 1 5 .�d5 �f5 != Palciauskas­
Morgado, corr 1978/80.
540 1O.g4? dc ! 1 1 .�c2 [ 1 1 .�e2 �e6 1 2 .f5
�d5+] �d l 1 2 .1"i:dl ? �g4-+.
10.�e3
A) lO . . . CLlb4? ! 1 1 .�e4
AI) I I . . . de 1 2.CLlc3± [ 1 2.�c5 ? CLld3 1 3 .�f8
Wd4] Dvoretsky;
A2) 1 1 . . . �e4
A21) 1 2 .�c5 CLld3 ( l 2 . . . CLl c2 1 3.CLl c3±)
13.�f8 dc ! � Dvoretsky;
A22) 1 2 .CLlc3 �d3 ! [ 1 2 . . . CLlc2? I 3 .�c5±]
A221) 1 3 .cd ! ? �fl 1 4.'it>f l � Dvoretsky;
A222) 1 3 .�c5 �fl
A2221) 1 4 .�b4? ! �c4 1 5.�fE Iiff8 1 6.b3
d4 ! Dvoretsky;
A2222) 1 4.�f l ? ! d4 ! Nicevski-Dvoretsky,
Polanica Zdroj 1973;
A2223) 1 4 .liffl ! ? d4 1 5 .CLle4 [ 1 5 .�f8 �f8
16.CLle4] Dvoretsky;
A2224) 1 4.cd ! ? Dvoretsky;
8) l O . . . d4 ! + .-:1�d7, 1"i:ad8.
10.�el Keres
A) lO . . . dc? 1 1 .�e4 �d4 1 2.�e3 �e4 1 3 .CLlc3
1!!ic2 1 4.1"i:f2 �d3 1 5 .1"i:d l +- ;
8) l O . . . �d7 ! ? [.-:11"i:ad8]
81) I I . CLl a3 1"i:ad8= ;
82) l 1 .g4 �g4 1 2.cd CLlc5°o 1 3 .�c4 �h3
14.dc �c6 [ 1 4 . ..�d4?? 1 5 .�e3+-]
821) 1 5 .�g3 �fl 1 6.�fl CLlb3 ! Van der
Tak;
822) 1 5 .1"i:f2 �g6 1 6.'it>hl �c6 Van der
Tak;
823) 1 5 .�e2 �g6
8231) 1 6.'it>f2 ? ! CLle4 1 7 .life l 1"i:ad8 1 8.�e3
ig4 1 9 .�c2 1"i:d 1 20.�d l �d 1 2 1 .'it>d l 1"i:d8+
Hess-Salminsh, corr 1989;
403
B232) 1 6 . 'it>hl �f1 [ 1 6 . . . �c6 1 7 .�f3
CLle4 1 8.CLld2 ! ±] 1 7 .�f1 �e4 1 8.lifg l �d4
1 9 .1ifg2 �e4 Van der Tak;
C) lO . . . CLld6 ! ? 1 1 .�f5 CLl f5 1 2 .g4 CLlfd4 1 3 .cd
�d5 1 4 .CLlc3 �f3 ! 1 5 .�dl ! �d l 1 6.1"i:d l
1"i:ad8= Wikman-Sloth, corr 1985/86;
10.cd �d5 1 1 .�e4 �e4= [ 1 1 . . . �c5? !
1 2.lifh l �e4 1 3 .CLlc3 1"i:ad8 1 4 .�e l .-:1�e3]
Kostro-Dvoretsky, Polanica Zdroj 1973.
541 10...CLlb4? Il.�bl ! �e7 [ 1 1 . . .CLlc3
1 2 .bc �bl 1 3 .1"i:bl±] 12.cd �c5 1 3 .'it>h I CLlc3
1 4.bc �c3 1 5 .�b2 ! �b2 1 6 .�f5 1"i:ad8
1 7 .1"i:b I ± Janosevic-Toth, Madonna di
Campiglio 1974 -17/273.
542 13...�e7 1 4.1"i:bl 1"i:ab8 1 5 .�e3 �e6=
Valkesalmi-Dolmatov, Groningen Euro­
pean ch J 1978.
543 14.�a3 1"i:fd8 1 5 .1"i:adl ! ? �dl 1 6.1"i:d l
1"i:d l 1 7 .1iff2 1"i:ad8 1 8.e6 ! fe 1 9.�e6 Iifh8
20.f5 !� Cosulich-Toth, Italy ch 1974.
544 14...b6 1 5 .1"i:b2 1"i:ad8+ Jansa­
Makarychev, Amsterdam 1976 =ECO.
545 10.�c2 -Chapter 7.
546 10...f5 1 1 .efCLlf6 1 2.�d5 CLld5 1 3 .�c4
�e6
A) 1 4.1"i:d l
AI) 1 4 . . . CLlce7 1 5 . CLlc3 c6 1 6 .�g5 �f7
1 7 . CLle4 CLl f5= Gufeld-Mikenas, Tallinn
USSR ch 1965;
A2) o 1 4 . . . 1"i:ae8 ! ? .-:1 1 5 .1"i:d5 ? CLlb4+ Forin­
tos, Haag;
B) 1 4.CLlc3 ! ? CLlce7 1 5 .�g5 �f7 1 6.CLlb5±.
547 1l.1"i:el? 1"i:ad8 ! 1 2 .�e4 �e4 1 3 .�g3
�b l 1 4 . 1"i:bl CLle5 ! -+ Dueckstein-Toth,
Lugano 1977.
1l.CLlc3? CLlc3 1 2.�f5 g6 1 3 .�g5 [ 1 3 .�f6
1l{ie5-+] 1l{id3 1 4.bc 1l{ic3 1 5 .�f4 ctJ d4 - + 11.6.3. Game 4
Pangritz-Autenrieth, Bundesliga 19881
89. Timman - Yusupov
Linares cm (8) 1 992
548 13.1l{ihS
A) 1 3 . . . 1l{ig6 l.e4 eS 2.ctJf3 ctJf6 3.d4 ctJxe4 4.�d3 d5
AI) 1 4.1l{ie2? ctJ d3 ! Zurla-Toth, Bologna S.ctJxeS �d6 6.0-0 ctJe6
1 977;
A2) 1 4.1l{ig6 hg 1 5 .f4 1:'l:fd8 1 6.�e3 ctJd3 ! a b c d e f 9 h
1 7 .b3 ctJcb4 1 8.1:'l:ad l ctJc2 1 9.�c l a6 20.1:'l:f3
ctJc 1 2 1 .1:'l:c 1 ctJd4 22.1:'l:f2 ctJe6 23.g3 1:'l:d3+ 7
Lederman-Forintos, Budapest 1983;
6
B) 1 3 . . . 1:'l:fe8 ! 1 4.1:'l:e l
5
Bl) 1 4 . . .1l{ic4 ! ? 1 5 .�d2 ctJd3 1 6.1:'l:e4 1:'l:e5
4
1 7 .1l{ih7 <j;>h7 1 8 .1:'l:c4 1:'l:d8 ! + Gruzman­
3
Dvoretsky, Moscow 1974;
2
B2) 1 4 . . . 1l{id4 ! ? 1 5 .�e3 1:'l:e5 ! + [ 1 5 . . . 1l{ie5
1 6.1l{ie5 1:'l:e5 1 7.f4 ! ] Dvoretsky.
a b c d e f 9 h

The main di lemma when playing sym­

metrical positions is deciding when to de­
viate from the move repetition. The early
development of the queen's knight leaves
open an additional possibility, in contrast
to 6 . . . 0-0 7.c4 ctJ c6, but in my opinion it
does not allow Black to achieve equality.
7.ctJxe6
The simplest reaction to 7 .c4 is 7 . . . ctJxd4
8.�xe4 �xe5 9.cd 0-0, since 1 O.�xh7+?
<j;>xh7 I I :&h5+ <j;>g8 1 2 .'&xe5 is bad in
view of 1 2 . . . ctJ c2 (-476). 7 . f4 is possible
(with change of colours it is analogous to
7 . . .f5 in variation 83 ) . The text move dam­
ages Black's pawn structure.
7...be 8.e4
Other moves are weaker: 8.1:'l:e l �xh2+=;
8.'&e2 a-a ! 9.�xe4 1l{ih4 ! � or 8.ctJd2 ctJxd2
9.�xd2 0-0 1 O.c4 dc= (-477). It i s impor­
tant for White to drive the bi shop back from
its active post at d6.

404
8...0-0
If 8 . . .'&f6, then 9 .�xe4 de 1 0.lLlc3 and it
becomes hard for B lack to cope with all
his pawn weaknesses. In particular, after
10 . . . 0-0, I l .c5 �e7 1 2.lLlxe4± is unpleas­
ant. The prematurely active 8 . . . �h4 does
not promise much because of 9 . g3 �h3
(9 . . . lLlxg3 ? ? 1 0. fg �xg3 1 1 . �e2+ +- ;
9 . . . �f6 1 O.�xe4 ! de I l .lLlc3 �f5 1 2. f3 ! -
479.) l O.c5 ! �g4 ( l O . . . �e7 1 1 .�f4± Xc7)
1 1 .�e2 ! �xe2 1 2 . �xe2 �e7 1 3 . f3 lLlf6
14.�f4± -78. It might be interesting to com­
pare thi s variation with (49 8/8 . . . c5/B 2 ) ,
where the same position with reversed col­
ours occurs and the extra tempo allows
White to start an attack.
9.c5!
9.lLlc3 is inconsi stent, since after 9 . . . lLlxc3
IO.bc dc Black maintains his bishop on its
ideal post. After the text move the defects
of the pawn structure become more eivdent,
since the bishop does not have any squares
on the b8-h2 diagonal .
9...�e7 10.lLlc3
a b c d e f 9 h
B B
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
A powerful continuation. White increases
his pressure in the centre. The exchange at
c3 is unattractive for Black, since he will
be deprived of counterplay against the d4-
pawn. If l O.lLld2, then 1 O . . . �f6 and 1 0 . . .
405
lLlg5 ! ? are possible ; 1 O.f3 is less precise
because of 1 0 . . . lLlg5 I l .lLlc3 E1e8 ! which
prevents �e3 and obtai ns a good game .
(Kasparov - Yusupov, Horgen 1 995 -529/
1 0. f3/C ) .
10...f5
The drawback of this move is evident: the
important e5 square is weakened. Instead
of 1 0 .. .f5 two other continuations deserve
attention: 1 0 . . . �f5 1 1 . �c2 �g6 1 2 .lLle2
lLlg5 and 1 O . . . �f6. In this line Ivanchuk
demonstrated a strong idea against me in
the same tournament: 1 1 .�c2 ! The strength
of this move can best be seen in the varia­
tion I l .lLlxe4 de 1 2.�xe4 �a6, when B lack
solves his problems. Now after 1 1 . . . �xd4
1 2 .lLlxe4 de 1 3 .�xe4 �a6 White has the
unpleasant 1 4.E1d l (-530/ 1 0 . . . �f61D) .
1l.lLle2
After 1 1 .f3 White would have to reckon
with 1 1 . . . lLlx c 3 1 2 .bc f4 ! , when B l ack
seizes space on the kingside.
1l...�f6
I I . . . a5 ! ?, aiming for the strategically fa­
vourable exchange of light-square bishops,
doesn't help much because of 1 2.�a4 �a6
1 3 .lLlf4 �d7 1 4 .�xa6 E1xa6, and White oc­
cupies the key eS-square after 1 5 . lLld3 �f6
1 6.f3 lLlg5 1 7 .�xg5 �xg5 1 8 .lLle5 .
12.�a4!±
This is the ideal post for the queen: from
here it offers good protection to the d4-
pawn and simultaneously exerts pressure
on Black's weak a7- and c6-pawns.
12...�d7
1 2 . . . �d7 , preserving the possibility of ex-
changing the light-square bishops by
a7-a5 and �a6, deserves consideration.
However, during the game 1 2 . . . �d7 1 0 0ked
somewhat artificial to me.
13.f3 lLlg5 14.lLlf4
 a b c d e f 9 h A serious mistake. B lack did not realise
8 what was coming. 1 7 . . . a5 ! was essential.
7 when l 8 .h4 COn 1 9.COe6 is no longer dan­
6 gerous, since after 1 9 . . . �xe6 20.Ei:xe6i2ld8
5 the h4-pawn falls. If 1 9.COxd5 ? ! , then 19. ..
4 cd 2o.iWxd7 �xd4+ . White can continue
3 1 9. h5 ! ? or 1 9 .93, maintaining his advan­
2
tage, but this line was the lesser evil .
18.�a6!
a b c d e f h
White fixes the weakness at a7, creates the
9
threat of �b7 , and with tempo vacates the
Timman's play in this game is exemplary. square d3 for his knight.
Not only does White arrange his forces in 1 8 . . . Ei:ab8 19 .cod3 h4 20 .COeS± f4?
the optimal way, but at the same time he
a b c d e f 9 h
effectively controls his opponent's coun­
8
terplay. White's last move is an i mportant
7
link in his plan (the knight is eventually
6
transferred to e5) and i s also a prophylac­
5
tic against l 4 . . .COe6, which will be met by
l 5 .COxe6 �xe6 l 6 .Ei:e l iWd7 1 7 .�f4 fol­ 4

lowed by �e5 . 3

14 iWe7 15.�d2 (-532)

••.
2

l 5 .COh5 COe6 l 6.COxf6+ ( 1 6.�e 3 ? COxc5 ) i s

weaker i n v i ew of 1 6 . . . iWxf6 1 7 . � e 3 f4 a b c d e f 9 h

l 8 .�f2 a5 .
15 g6 16.Ei:ael
.•.
This mistake changes Black's position from
Timman's suggestion 1 6.Ei:fe 1 iWg7 l 7 .�c3 , difficult to hopeless. 20 . . . h3 2 l .g3 f422.g4
with the idea o f�f 1 and COd3 , also deserved was somewhat better, although in this case
consideration. he is totally deprived of any counterplay.
16 iWg7 17.�c3 h5?
.••
A stronger move is 20 . . . COe6, when after
2 1 . f4 ( 2 1 . CO xc 6 ? CO d 8 ) 2 1 . . . gS 22.fg
a b c d e f 9 h
(22.COxd7 iWxd7 23.fg COxg5 ) 22 . . .i2l xg S
B lack preserves counterchances .
2 1.h3
By blockading the position on the kingside.
White, who has a clear advantage in the
center and on the queenside, is able to re­
tain ful l control over the position.
2 1. Ei:be8?!
.•

2 1 . . .�xe5 22.Ei:xe5 iWf6 23 .�d3 ±/+- was

a b c d e f 9 h nevertheless a better chance for Black.

406
22.�d3! �xe5 23.E1xe5 E1xe5 The simplest solution . Now Black does not
Black tries to give his pieces some air at have the slightest chance of any counter­
the price of a pawn, but instead he makes play.
the task of his opponent easier. 23 . . . ctJ e6 41...ctJe2 42.E1fl ctJd4 43.a5 ctJc2 44.Vlfxg5+
was more tenacious. ct?xg5 45.a6 ctJe3 46.E1f2 �c8
24.de Vlfe7 25.Vlfxa7+- If 46 . . . ctJ xc4, then 47 .b7 E1h8 48 .a7 .
47.�xd3 E1d7 48.a7 �b7 49.�a6
a b c d e f h
9 Black resigned
8

a b c d e f 9 h

25...ctJe6
Black's attack turns out to be no more than
an illusion: 25 . . . ctJ xh3+ 26.gh Vlfg5+ loses
after 27 .ct?f2 Vlfg3+ 28 .ct?e2 �xh3 29.E1f2
�g2 30.Vlfxc7 h3 3 1 .e6, while 26 . . . �xh3 is
met by 27.E1f2 Vlfg5+ 28 .ct?h 1 Vlfg3 29 .�d4.
26.b4 Vlfg5 27.ct?hl!
A useful prophylactic move. Timman plays
precisely right to the end of the game.
27...ct?h7
If 27 . . . ctJ g7, then the simple 28 .E1g 1 is good,
preventing a possible 28 . . . �xh3 . In the
event of 28 . . . Vlfg3 White has 29.�e 1 .
28.a4 E1f7 29.b5 d4 30.�b4 ctJg7 3 1.E1g1
�f5
3 1 . . . cb was more tenacious.
32.�c4! E1e7 33.Vlfb8 ctJh5 34.Vlfg8+ ct?h6
35.�el ctJg3+ 36.ct?h2 E1g7
Once again 36 . . . cb was better.
37.Vlfh8+ E1h7 38.Vlff8+ ct?h5 39.b6 cb
40.cb d3 41.Vlff6!

407
 11.6.4. Exercises

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8

7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

61 1 1 ...? 64 20 . . . ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

62 1 6. ? 65 1 4. ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

63 2 1 .? 66 I S. ?

408
 Il�
a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8

7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

67 1 4. . . 7 70 1 7.7

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

68 1 2... 7 71 1 4.7

a b c d e a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

69 1 4. 7 72 1 0 . .. 7

409
 11.6.5. Answers
Ex.61 (1.e4 e5 Vt:lf3 lLlf6 3.d4 lLle4 4.�d3
d5 5.lLle5 �d6 6.0-0 0-0 7.lLld2 �e5 S.de
lLle5 9.lLlb3 lLld3 10.Wid3 lLle6 11.�f4)
An important theoretical position. The natu­
ral l l ...b6 is met by 12.Ei:ad I �e6 13.�g3!t,
and if 13...ct:le7, then 14.�g5. 1l ...ct:le7 is
inadequate after 12.�g5t. An unusual
manoeuvre with his queen enables Black to
exploit the insecure position of the white f4
bishop and to impede the transfer of the
white queen to g3: 1l... Wid7!? [1l�f5; �g4l.
The prophylactic move 12.�g3 is met by
12...b6 and ... �b7, developing the queen­
side.
See -79 for more details.
Ex.62 (Continuation of Ex.61) ( 13J�fel
�b7 14.e3 lLle7 15.lLld4 e5)
In the game Tseshkovsky-Yusupov, Minsk
USSR eh 1979 White seized the initiative
by a typical break-through: 16.e6! fe 17.lLle6
1'!f6 IS.lLlg5 lLlg6 19.1'!adl 1'!afS 20.f3 �e6
-Ex.63.
Ex.63 (Continuation of Ex.62)
Tseshkovsky's subtle move 21.b4!;!; creates
a weak c-pawn in Black's position. After
21...h6 22.lLlh3 'it>hS 23.be be 24.lLlf2 1'!f5
25.Wie3 �a4 26.1'!d2 Black faces serious
problems.
Ex.64 (1.e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLlf6 3.d4 lLle4 4.�d3
d5 5.lLle5 �d6 6.0-0 0-0 7.lLld2 �e5 S.de
lLle5 9.lLlb3 lLld3 10.Wid3 lLle6 11.�f4 Wid7!
12.1'!adl Wig4 13.Wie3 lLle7 14.h3?! Wig6
15.e3 b6 16.e6? e5 17.ef 1'!f7 1SJUel �d7!
19.Wig3 Wie6 20.�g5) T imoshehenko­
Yusupov, Frunse USSR eh(1) 1979
An original shuttle manoeuvre with his
41 0
knight enables Black to force the active
white pieces back and to develop an irre­
sistible attack: 20 lLlf5!+ 2 1.Wif3 h6 (if
•..
21...�g6, then not 22.Wid5? because of
22...Ei:af8!, but 22.�c I �c6 23.�g4) 22.icl
lLle7! 23.Wie2 (now, when the d5 pawn is
well protected, Black brings up his reserves
for the decisive offensive on the kingside)
1'!afS 24.�e3 Wig6 25.'it>h2 lLlf5! 26.if4
[26.Ei:d5 �c6-+ llLlh4 27.�g3 1'!f2! 0-1
Ex.65 (1.e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLlf6 3.d4 lLle4 4.id3
d5 5.lLle5 �d6 6.0-0 �e5 7.de lLle5 8.ie2
0-0 9.f4 lLle6 10.b3lLle7 11.�a3 b6 12.lLlc3
e6 13.�d2 f6) Rozentalis-Meyers, Bern
1992
An idea, typical of the Queen's Gambit. is
employed here by White for winning a
pawn: 14.ef 1'!f6 15.ie5! be 16.lLle4 E1g6
17.lLle5 �h3 IS.�f3 ±.
Ex.66 (1.e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLlf6 3.d4 lLle4 4.id3
d5 5.lLle5 �d6 6.0-0 0-0 7.lLld2 �e5 8.de
lLle5 9.lLlb3 lLld3 10.Wid3 lLle6 11.f4 f612.ef
Wif6 13.Wid5 �e6 14.WicS 1'!ad8)
Ljubojevic-Razuvaev, Amsterdam 1975
Black has active play for the sacrificed
pawn. Ljubojevic finds a tactical way to
complete his development: 15.�d2! Wlb2
[15 ...�b3 16.�c3l 16.�c3 Wie2 17.ig7!
Wic5 [17... �b3? 18.�f8 Ei:f8 19.�g5 -+1
IS.lLle5 1'!feS 19.�e3;!;
-490.
Ex.67 (1.e4 e5 2.lLlf3 lLlf6 3.d4 lLle4 4.id3
d5 5.lLle5 �d6 6.lLle3 lLle3 7.be 0-0 8.0-0
lLld7 9.lLld7 Wid7!? 10.Wih5 g6 1l.Wif3 E1e8
12.�h6 �fS 13.�fS 1'!fS 14.1'!fel)
Black gains sufficient counterplay thanks to
the weaknesses in his opponent's pawn
structure: 14...Wie6! 15.h4 [15.c4 ie6!1l
16.�f6 dc 17.�e4 �d5l Wie3 16.Wid5 ie6
Y:Z-Y2 Short-Yusupov, Plovdiv European
tch 1983 (-82). Weaker was 14 ... Wld6
15.l"i:e5 c6 16.l"i:aeIII h4-h5t.
Ex.68 (1.e4 eS 2.tbf3 tbf6 3.d4 tbe4 4..id3
dS S.tbeS .id6 6.0-0 0-0 7.tbc3 tbc3 8.bc
lLld7 9.lLld7 .id7 10JWhS fS lU!bl b6
12J!el) Geller-Yusupov, Minsk 1979
White is threatening .ig5. After 12... c6
13 . .igS Wc7 14. .ie7 l"i:fe8! Black has a
reasonable game, since 15..if5? is bad in
view of .ih2 +1+. Weaker was 12...g6?[ll
13.Wlh6 f4] 13.Wlf3 c6 14..if4±.
-510/e2.
Ex.69 (1.e4 eS 2.tbf3 lLlf6 3.d4 tbe4 4..id3
dS S.tbeS .id6 6.tbc3 tbc3 7.bc 0-0 8.0-0
cS?! 9.WhS fS? 10..igS Wc7 1l.Wf3 .ie6
12J�fel c4 13..ifl l:!e8?) Geller-Yusupov,
Moscow USSR ch 1983
White strikes a spectacular tactical blow,
which gives him a decisive advantage:
14.lLlc4! .ih2 [14...dc? 15.l"i:e6 l"i:e6 16.Wld5
Wlf7 17..ic4+-] IS.'ilihl tbd7 16.tbe3 .id6
17.tbdS [17. tb f5! t] Wc6 18.c4 c.t>h8 19.1:!e3
lLlf8 20.l:!ael bS 2 1.cb [2I.CLlf4] Wc 2
22.ct)e7! .ie7 23. .ie7 .ia2 24. .id3 Wa4
2S..ic5! [25.Wlf5? Wld4 26..if8 Wlh4] l:!e3
26.l:!e3 1-0
Ex.70(1.e4 eS 2.ct)f3 lLlf6 3.d4 lLle4 4..id3
dS s.lLle5 .id6 6.0-0 0-0 7.c4 lLlc6 8.cd
tbd4 9..ie4 .ieS 10.tbc3 .ifS 1l..ie3 .ie4
1 2 . .id4 .ic2 13.Wd2 id4 14.Wd4 Wd7
IS.l:!fel a6 16.l"i:e2 .ig6) Tal-Osnos, Kiev
USSR ch 1964
The natural 17.l"i:ael allows Black to
organize a defence after 17...Wld6!. Tal plays
more subtly: 17.Wb4! bS 18.l:!e7 Wd6
19.Wd6 cd 20.a3±.
411
Ex.71 (1.e4 eS 2.ct)f3 lLlf6 3.d4 ct)e4 4..id3
dS S.tbe5 .id6 6.0-0 0-0 7.c4 c6 8.tbc3
tbc3 9.bc tbd7 10.f4 dc 1l..ic4 Wc7 12.a4
cS 13.We2 b6) A.Rodriguez-Sisniega,
Bayamo 1981
The premature 14.CLlf7 l"i:f7 15.Wle8 CLlf8
16..if7 Wlf7 17.Wlc6 is justified after 17...
Wld7 18.Wld5! (I8.Wla8 .ib7 19.Wla7 Wlc6
20.l"i:f2 CLld7+) �h8 19.Wla8 .ib7 20.Wla7
Wlc6 21.l"i:a2 CLld7 22.l"i:eI h6 23.l"i:e8 �h7
24.d5 Wld5 25 .l"i:d2+- or 17 ... .ia6 (A.
Rodriguez ) 18.Wla8 .if! 19.�fl Wlc4
20.�f2 cd 21.cd!? Wld4 22 . .ie3 Wlal
23.Wld5 �h8 24.Wld6t1±. Correct is 17...
.ib7 18.Wld6 l"i:e8 ( 00 A.Rodriguez) 19 ..id2
(19 . .ib2? l"i:e6 20.Wld8 l"i:e2 21.l"i:f2 l"i:f2
22.�f2 Wlg6) l"i:e6 20.Wld8 .ig2!? (20...l"i:e2
21.l"i:f2 Ei:f2 22.�f2 Wlg6 23.Wlg5±) 21.c.t>g2
Wlg6 22.�f2 Wld3! 23. .iel Wlh3 24.�g l
l"i:g6=.
The move played was much stronger:
14.aS!? l:!b8 [14...ba 15.CLlf7! l"i:f7 16.Wle8
CLlf8 17..if7 Wlf7 18.Wlc6 .ib7 19.Wld6 l"i:e8
20 . .ia3 lll"i:e6 21.Wlc5+-] and now the
strongest continuation was 15.ab ab
16..id2t/± (A.Rodriguez).
-523/8...tbc31B21.
Ex.72 (1.e4 eS 2.tbf3 tbf6 3.d4 tbe4 4..id3
dS S.tbe5 .id6 6.0-0 0-0 7.c4 .ieS 8.de
ct)c6 9.cd WdS 1O.Wf3)
After 1O...f5 11.ef CLlf6 12.Wld5 CLld5 13..ic4
.ie6, White replies with the unpleasant
14.CLlc3 !?t. Correct is 10 ....ifS! 1l.WfS
[11.l"i:e1? l"i:ad8! or 11.ct'lc3? ct'lc3 12.Wlf5 g6
13.Wlf6 Wle5] Wd3 12.tbc3 tbcS, with good
play.
-88.
 Chapter 7
11.7.1. Overview
The tabia of the symmetrical variation is
one of the most elaborate lines in the Petroff
Defence. For a long time the variation with
15.ct'lc3 (-93) was considered obligatory for
both sides. However, some time ago the
new idea I S .�f4 (as well as the same con­
tinuation on the 14th move -91) became a
powerful stimulus for the development of
the system. Timman landed the strongest
blow against Black's defensive strategy in
this line in the 6th game of his Candidates
Match in Linares in 1992 (-92, game 5).
His opponent - and victim - was once again
the author. Black's real alternatives are
the continuation 19...1::i:xd2 (-99), which oc-
412
cUfred in Kasparov-Anand, Linares 1991,
and I S . . f6 (- positions 72-75, 94), which
.
withstood the test in Kasparov-Timman,
Paris Immopar 1991. Despite the positive
results of these games and the fact that these
lines have so far not been refuted, I would
not suggest that anybody should repeat
them against the World champion Garry
Kasparov.
To my mind, the symmetrical variation it­
self and especially this tabia are in a criti­
cal state. It is not by chance that the 5...ct'ld7
system has currently become much more
popular than the symmetrical variation.
 11.7.2. Theory

10.�c2 RJ16.�d5

a b c d e f g h

a b c d e f g h

l.e4 eS 2.tLlf3 tLlf6 3.d4 tLle4 4.�d3 dS S.tLleS �d6

6.0-00-0 7.c4 �eS 8.de tLlc6 9.cd �dS 1O.�c2

10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18
550 551
89 ... ie4 idS ie 4 tLJc3 id2 tLJe4 E1c 1 f3
549 E1e4 tLJc2 tLJd4
tLJb4 tLJc2 tLJa 1 E1e8 E1eS ifS ±
4
90 g4 f4 ic4 fS 5 5 tLJa3 id2
552 553 E1fd8555 ±
ifS ig 6 C6 bS tLJa 1 bc
556 559 561 63
91 if4 E1c 1557 ie4 ig2 tLJc35
55X 60 62 64
ig4 tLJa 1 C6 fS 5 E1fd85 E1d45
56 5
92 ... i e4 tLJa3 E1e 1 f3 igS
66
tLJa 1 ie2 E1ad8 id3 f65 =+=
570
tLJc3 e f5 ie3
9
93
6
E1el
567 6X 71
ih3 fS 5 E1ae8 E1e45 ±
573 574
94 if4 tLJc3 ie 3 E1a 1
2 575
f657 fe if3 ie4 ±

9S ib7 f3 idS
6 77
fS tLJci7 ihS ctth85

413
549 1O...tLlc5?! II.�h7 ctihS 12.�e3 tLle6
A) 13.tLlc3 Wie5 14.�d4;!; Forintos, Haag;
B) 13.f4
Bl) 13...g6 14.tLlc3
Bll) 14 ... Wic4 15.�g6± [ Keres] tLled4
[IS...fg 16.Wig6 tLlg7 17.tLle4± Forintos,
Haag] 16.Wid3 �e6 17.�e4 1-0 Petkevich­
Kuzmichev, Riga 1967;
B12) oI4...Wid8;
B2) 13...tLled4 14.Wie4 WidS IS.tLlc3 g6 16.
�g6 fg 17.�adl lI7.Wig6? Wih4!] IS.�d4
tLld4 19.Wid4 Wid4 20.�d4±Forintos, Haag.
10...�f5?! 11.tLlc3 tLlc3 12.�f5 tLld4 13.�h7
<j;>hS 14.Wid3 tLlce2 IS.<j;>hl Wie5 16.Wih3
tLlf4
A) 17.�f4;!; Wif4
AI) IS.�e4 Wih6 19.Wic3?! tLlb5 20.Wib4
tLld6 U= Knaak-Kostro, DDR-Poland,
1973;
A2) IS.�adl �fdS [IS...Wih6!?] 19.�e4 Wih6
20.Wic3 tLlc6 21.�d5t Mi.Tseitiin-Kondali,
corr 1990;
B) 17.Wih4±.
550 13.e6 [Bellin] tLlc2! 14.emf7 IS.�dl
�fS= Forintos, Haag.
13.tLla3 �fS 14.g4 �d3! IS.�dl �e2 16.�el
�adS! I7.�e4 �dI+ Forintos, Haag.
551 14.�f4
A) 14...g5 IS.�d2 �eS 16.tLlc3 �e4 17.tLle4
tLlc2 IS.�c3t �fS 19.tLlf6 ctifS 20.�dl h6
21.g4 �g6 22.h4 gh 23.f4 tLle3 24.�e1 tLlc2
2S.�dl tLle3 26.�el tLlc2 27.�e5± Reefat­
Handoko, Dhaka 1995;
B) 14...fS 15.�dS �e6 16.�e6 �e6 17.tLla3
[17.�cl �b6 IS.tLlc3 �b2 19.�al] �b6
IS.�al �b2oo.
552 13 �d3 14.�d1 �a6 IS.e6 fe 16.�e6
•..
<j;>hS 17.tLla3±.
414
553 14 �d3 IS.�dl �a6
•..
A) 16.tLlc3? tLlal 17.b4 c6 IS.�e4 E!ad8
19.�d6 �d6 20.ed �dS 21.�b2 tLlb3 22.ab
�d6 23.�a1 �d4+ Brown-Acers, USA
197 1;
B) 16.e6 fe 17.�e6 <j;>hS IS.tLla3 ttJal
19.�e3± Popov-Riski, corr 1969.
554 16.�b3 tLlal 17.fS tLlb3 IS.ab �ad8::
Popov.
16.tLla3 tLla1 17.fS-90.
555 19.�c3 tLlb3 20.ab cb 21.tLlc4
A) 21...�abS 22.�al ! �d7 23.�a6 f6 24.fg
fe 2S.tLle5+- Ghinda-Witt, Galati 1973;
B) 21...�d3 22.fg hg 23.tLlaS �b8 24.ttJc6
�b6 25.tLle7 [2S.tLla7 �c3 26.bc b2 27.�bl
�aS;!;] ctihS 26.tLlcS±.
556 14.tLla3?! tLlal IS.�e4 �e2!-92.
557 15.�e4-94- 10 1.
558 15...�fd8? 16.tLlc3± [16.�e4?! l'ld4
I7.tLlc3 �f5 IS.�f5 �f4 19.�e4 �eS�] .
15...�ad8? 16.tLlc3 bS [16...c6 17.�e4±]
17.�e4 b4 IS.tLld5±
A) IS...cS 19.�a1 �e6 20.tLle7 <j;>hS 21.�e3
�d7 22.�c5 �eS 23.tLlf5 �dS 24.�d5
�d5 2S.�b4 �eeS 26.tLle3 �d7 27.�cl+­
Filipovic-Gruen, Berlin (open) 1988;
B) IS...�d7 19.f3 [19.�al as 20.b3 �e6
21.tLle3 �fdS 22.�cl �d2 23.�c7 l'la2
24.tLlc4 a400 Belov] �e6 20.tLlb4 l'lb8
21.tLld3 �dS 22.tLlc5 �ddS 23.b3 �e4
24.fe!± Sveshnikov-Belov, Moscow II
1987;
C) IS ... �e6 19.ctJe7 ctihS 20.tLlc6 �d5
21.�dS �d5 22.�al �cS 23.�cl ±1+- Nataf­
Vianin, Hastings Masters 1995.
559 16.�g2
A) 16...f6!?
AI) 17.CLJc3 fe IS.�eS [IS.�e3] 1:l:aeS 19.f4
gS 20.CLJe4 �fS!;
A2) 17.ef6±;
B) 16...gfdS
Bl) 17.f3 �fS IS.CLJa3 gd4 19.�e3 gb4=;
B2) 17.CLJc3 gd4 IS.�e3 gb4 19.9al gb2
20.CLJa4 [20.gcI?!] gc2 21.CLJcS b6 22.CLJb3
1:kS 23.CLJd4±;
B3) 17.CLJd2!?
B31) IS ... gd4 IS.�e3 gb4 19.b3 CLJb3
20.ab3±;
B32) IS...gd3!?
560 16...f6 17.CLJc3 fe
A) IS.�eS gaeS 19.f4 gS 20.ga l gf 21.�d4
gdS [L1 gd2]�;
B) IS.�e3!?-94 Lc7-c6 .
561 17.ef gf6 IS.�e3?!
A) IS...�e6? 19.CLJd2 �a2 20.gal
AI) 20...�dS 21.�dS cd 22.ga7 ga7
23.�a7± Sveshnikov-Tischbierek, Buda­
pest (op) 1988;
A2) 20... �f7± Forintos, Haag;
B) IS...geS! 19.CLJc3 bS! 20.b4 [20.�g2
gg6+]
Bl) 20...aS 21.a3 ab 22.ab gaS;
82) 22...CLJb3 23.gbl gfe6+.
562 17 ...gad8? IS.CLJc3 h6 19.h4±
M.Hansen-Almeida, European ch J Arn­
hem 1988.
563 18.CLJd2 -99- J 0 J .
564 19.�e3 gb4= 20.gal gb2 21.gc1oo.
565 15.f3?! �h3 16.gel fS
A) 17.ef gaeS IS.CLJa3 gf 19.�h6 fS 20.�dS
@hS 21.gal gf6 22.�f4 ge2+ Forintos,
Haag;
415
B) 17.�dS @hS IS.CLJa3
Bl) IS...c6 19.�c4 bS 20.�f1 �fi 21.@fi
b4 22.CLJc4 CLJc2 23.gd l f4!oo Toth;
82) IS...gadS 19.�b7 f4+.
15.�e3?! fS 16.�dS @hS 17.CLJa3 (Bellin)
c6 [IS... f4!?] IS.�g2 f4+.
566 19.ef gf 20.�h6 mes 21.@f2! @f7+
Damjanovic-Toth, Greece 1977.
567 15...f5 16.ef
A) 16... gaeS? 17.�d2 ge4 IS.CLJ� CLJc2
19.�c3±;
B) 16 ... gfeS? 17 .�f4± Enders-Panzer,
Bundesliga 1991;
C) 16...�h3!-93 .
568 16...gfe8?! 17.�f4 gS IS.�g5 geS
19.�h7 @h7 20.geS± Georgescu-Clarke,
corr 1972.
569 17.�bl? gaeS+ [L1ge6] Forintos,
Haag.
570 18.fg?
A) IS...@g7? 19.�d2 ge4 20.CLJ� CLJc2
21.�c3;
B) IS...gf7!
Bl) 19.�h7? @h7 20.geS gg7 21.@hI �g2
22.@gl �c6+-;
82) 19.�h6 �fS+ [19...ge6+ Forintos,
Haag].
18.�d2 ge4 19.CLJe4 CLJc2
A) 20.gdl ?! CLJd4! 2Ug [21.�b4 gdS 22.f7
@f7 23.CLJg5 @g6 24.CLJh3 CLJf3 2S.@g2
CLJh4+-] gdS 22.@hl �fS [22... CLJf3??
23.CLJf6 @g7 24.�h6] 23.CLJf6! @g7 24.�e3
cS+ Alburt-Dvoretsky, Kiev 1976;
B) o20.gc I CLJd4= 21.gc7
Bl) 21...gf(Porreca) 22.�c3 [22.�h6 gf7=]
CLJe2 23.@h I �fS! 24.CLJg3 CLJg3 2S.hg�e4=;
B2) 21 ... CLJf3 22.@hl CLJd2 [22 ... �fS?
23.!b4 !e4 24.n!] 23.%:Ig7 c;t>h8 24.lL'lg5!
!f5! 25.lL'lf7 %:If7 26.%:If7
B21) 26...c;t>g8? 27.%:Ig7 ct?f8 28.f3!±
Klovans-Levchenkov, Riga 1971;
B22) 26...!e4! 27.f3 !f3 28.c;t>gl ct?g8!
29.%:Ig7 c;t>f8 30.%:Ih7 !c6= Gipslis;
B3) 21...%:If7 22.%:If7 lL'lf3! 23.ct?h 1 ct?f7 24.fg
c;t>g7 25.!e3 b6 26.lL'ld2 lL'ld2 27.!d2 a5
28.n a4 29.ct?g 1 a3 Y2-Y2 Tal-Karpov, Mi­
lan 1975.
18.%:Ie3!?
A) 18...%:Ie4?! 19.1L'le4 !f5 20.lL'lg3 [20.fg?
%:Id8 2 1.lL'lg3 !h3--+] %:\[6 2 1.lL'lf5 %:\[5 22.%:Ic3
%:Ia5 23.%:Ic7 %:Ia2 24.%:Ib7:!; Makarychev;
B) 18...!d7 19.!d5 %:If7 20.fg lL'lc2 21.%:Ie8
!e8
B1) 22.!h6 !c6 23.!f7 c;t>f7 24.!f4 lL'lb4!
2S.!c7 lL'ldS=;
B2) 22.!t4 lL'lb4! 23.!f7 !f7 24.!eS
[24.!c7 lL'ld5=] lL'ld3 25.!f6 lL'lf4= .
571 18.. . %:Ie4 19.1L'le4 lL'lc2 20.%:Ic 1
A) 20...lL'le3 2l .fe
AI) 21...%:Ic8!? 22.f7 c;t>f8 23.lL'lgS !fS
24.%:In h6 2S.%:IfS hg Y2-Y2 Butnoris-Maka­
rychev, URS (qv-ch) 1975;
A2) 2 1...!fS 22.lL'lg3 %:If6 23.%:Ic7 !h3!
24.%:Ib7 hS 2S.%:Ib4 g6 26.%:If4 %:Ic6= Gipslis;
A3) 2 1...c6!? 22.lL'lgS !f5 23.f7 ct?h8 24.%:In
!g6 2S.e4 h6 26.eS hg 27.e6 c;t>h7 28.%:In
g4 29.%:If4 !f7 30.%:It7 %:Ie8 3 1.%:Ib7 %:Ie6
32.%:Ia7 %:Ie2 Y2-Y2 Tal-Timman, Reykjavik
1987;
B) 20...!f5 2 1.%:Ic2 !e4 22.%:Ic7 %:If6 23.!a7
%:Ic6 Y2-Y2Makarychev-Karpov, Oslo 1984.
572 15...!h3? 16.%:Icl ! fS [16...f6 17.lL'lc3
fe 18.!e3! +-] I7.!d5 c;t>h8 18.lL'lc3 c6
19.!t3 %:Iad8 20.%:Ia 1 g5 2 1.!e3 %:Ife8
22.%:Ie 1+- Trabattoni-Toth, Milan 1978.
573 1 6.!b7 lL'lc2 [ 16...%:Iab8?! 17.!dS
416
� 18.lL'la3] 17.!d5 c;t>h8 18.!a8%:1a8 [ 18...fe?
19.!e4] 19.ef gf 20.!c7
A) 20...!h3 2 1.%:Ic1 %:Ie8! 22.lL'lc3 lL'ld4:l:
Forintos, Haag;
B) 20...%:Ig8!?oo Van der Wiel;
C) 20...lL'ld4.
574 17.!e5?! %:Iae8 18.f4 [ 18.!c7 %:Ie4
19.1L'le4 lL'lc2] %:IeS 19.fe %:In 20.c;t>f) c6!?
[20... g6 Van der Wiel] 2 1.ct?el (00 Van
der Wiel) Harman - Savostianoff, corr
1990.
17.!g3 %:Iad8 18.%:Ial
A) 18...%:Id2 19.b4
AI) 19.!b7!? %:Ib2 20.!dS ct?h8 2 1.!b3 c5
�c4°o Smagin;
A2) 19...!f3- 20.a3!:!;
A21) 20...b6!?;
A22) 20...!e4 2 1.lL'le4 %:Ie2 [o2 1...%:Id5]
22.lL'lc5 b6 23.lL'le6!± Smagin-Schussler,
Copenhagen 1988 -46/406;
B) 18...!f3 19.!eS [19.!t3 %:In 20.'tt>g2
%:1m?] %:Id2!�.
575 19.1L'le4 b6 20.b4 as 2 1.bS %:Iad8
22.%:Ic1 %:If7±1± (cf. Pos. 74) Kasparov­
Timman, Paris Immopar (25min) 1991.
576 16...%:Ib8?! 17.!d5 ct?h8 18.f3 !h5
19.1L'la3 %:Ifd8 20.!c4 %:Id4 2 1.!e3 %:Ic4
22.lL'lc4 lL'lc2 !a7±.
577 19.!a8 %:Ia8 20.%:Idl cSoo 2 1.'tt>f2
lL'ld4+ Romanishin-Kochiev, USSR 1978.
 16.id5 �h8

a b c d e f g h

a b c d e f g h

l.e4 eS 2.lLlf3 lLlf6 3.d4 lLle4 4.id3 dS S.lLleS id6 6.0-0 0-0
7.c4 ieS 8.de lLlc6 9.cd 'lWdS 10.'lWc2 lLlb4 11.ie4 lLlc2
12.idS ifS 13.g4 ig4 14.ie4 lLlal ls.if4 fS 16.idS �h8

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
78 80
96 l'l:c15 �e65 �g5 �h65
82
�f8 l'l:c3 l'l:g3 �e7 l'l:g6
79 81
C65 g55 l'l:ae8 583 84 8
l'l:e6 �h3 l'l:g6 c;t>g8 f45 hg5 5
97 ... �g2 f3587 90
ttJc3 �e3 ttJdl l'l:a15 e6 �d2
86
l'l:fd85 �h55
88
l'l:d85
89 91 92
l'l:d4 l'l:b4 b65 l'l:e85 l'l:b5 00

98 f3 94
ttJa35 �e3 ttJC45 5
9
ttJa3 ttJC45
97
93
�h55 l'l:d4 l'l:b4 l'l:a45
96
l'l:b4
99 99
... ttJd2 �d2 �C35 l'l:dl �f1
600
�d3
602
�C4
604
98
l'l:d25 l'l:d8 l'l:dl �dl 601 603 605
c;t>g8 f4 c;t>f8 ;!;
100 ... h4 l'l:al hg 607 6 08
�g5 �f6 ttJf1
h6 l'l:d3 606 609
g5 hg l'l:g8 c;t>h7 f4
101 ...
�f1 �e3 l'l:al ttJc4 �d3
l'l:d4 l'l:d5 l'l:e5 61O 6I I
l'l:e4 l'l:e6 ±

417
578 17.'Lla3 E1adS I S.�b7 E1d l =.
579 17...E1ad8? I S.'Ll c3 bS 1 9.e6 E1feS
20.�c7 E1c S 2 1 . 'Ll bS E1e7 22.E1al E1ec7
23.'Llc7 E1c7 24.E1el E1e7 2S.b4 �hS 26.bS
�eS 27.a4 g6 2S.E1bl 1 -0 Glek-Varlamov,
corr 1987.
580 18.�c4? E1adS+ Lysenko.
581 18...h6? 1 9.�d7± Lacasse-Cantin,
corr 1989.
582 20.�c4 bS [20... f4? ! 2 1 .�f6 E1f6 22.ef
bS 23.�d3± Av.Bykhovsky] 2 1 .�f1
A) 2l...E1eS 22.�d2 !
AI) 22... E1gS 23.f3 ;
A2) 22 ... E1e6 23.�c3 mgS 24.'Lld2 E1dS
2S.E1al E1ed6 26.h3 �hS 27.'Llb3 E1d l 2S.E1d l
E1d l 29.mg2± Van der Wiel-Mikhal­
chishin, Lugano 1987;
A3) 22...mgS !oo [�23.�c3 E1:dS ] 23.'Llc 3 �f3
[23 ...f4 24.f3 ] 24.�g2 �g2 2S.�g2 b4
26.'Lla4
A31) 26 ... E1e2 27.�b4 E1bS 2S.�c3 'Llc2
29.�f1 [29.mf3 E1e4] E1e4 30.'LlcS E1c4
3 1 .'Lld7 ;
A32) 26 ... E1dS
A321) 27.�e3
A3211) 27...f4 2S.�f4 E1e4 29.�f3 [29.�e3
b3 30.'Llc3] E1ed4 30.�e3 E1dl;
A3212) 27 ... E1e3 2S.fe E1d2 29.�f3 'Llc2;
A322) 27.�gS E1d4 2S.�f6 E1g4 29.�f1 E1e6 ;
B) 2 1 ...f4 !
Bl) 22.'Lld2? (Rozentalis-Ivanchuk, USSR
1986 -43/393) E1eS !
B11) 23.h4 E1dS [23 ... E1gS 24.hg E1dS 2S.'Lle4
E1d 1 +] 24.�e7 E1eS 2S .�b4 E1:edS+ Av.
Bykhovsky;
B12) 23.f3 �hS
B121) 24.�h4 E1dS 2S.�e l E1eS+ Av.
Bykhovsky;
418
B 122) 24.�h6 E1f6+ Av.Bykhovsky;
B123) 24.h4 E1dS 2S.'Lle4 �f3 26.t2lf2
E1d2 27.E1al E1b2 [27 ... E1gS 2S.�g2 !] Av.
Bykhovsky;
B2) 22.�f6 E1f6 23.ef �fS 24.f7 E1:fS 2S.E1c6
�bl 26.E1cl= Av.Bykhovsky.
583 23...f4?! 24.E1g6 hg 2S.�h6 t2lc2
26.�f4 'Llb4� Ioseliani-Mi.Braun Baden·
Baden 1988.
584 24...'Llc2 2S.f4 :t.
585 26.'Lla3 f3 27.�cS b6 2S.�d4 1fS
29.b4 'Llc2 30.'Llc2 �c2 Y2-Y2 Oll-Kha­
lifman, Vilnius 1988.
586 18...h6? 1 9.'Llc3± Pirrot-Mi.Braun
Baden-Baden 1988.
18 ... E1ad8? 1 9.'Llc3 E1d4 20.�e3 E1b4?
2 1 .�cS+-.
18...E1ae8? 1 9.'Llc3 gS 20.�gS E1eS 2 1 .1f4±
Lysenko.
587 21.E1al E1b2 22.'Lla4 E1c2 ! 23.t2lcS?!
[23.�f1 �e2] f4 24.�e4 E1c4 2S.�d3 E1:c3
26.�d4 E1d3 ! 27.'Lld3 E1dS.
588 21...E1b2 22.fg 'Llc2 23.�cS fg.
21... f4 22.�cS E1b2.
589 22...f4?! 23.�cS ��d6.
22...b6.
590 23.�c5 E1c4 24.E1c4 E1d l 2S.mf2 �d2
��f7; 'Llc2.
591 23 ... E1b5 24.�f2 E1eS 2S.t2lc 3 b6
26.�f4 !:t.
592 24...f4? 2S.a3±.
593 19..J%d4? 20.id2 [20.ie3 l'%d3
2 1 .i>f2] ihS 2 1 .ic3 l'%d3 22.if l l'%f3 23.ie2
Elh3 24.mg2±.
594 20.ltJd2!?
595 22.l'%a1 f4 ! ? �23 .id2 Elb2 24.if4
if7 ! ?oo [24 . . . bS ! ?] .
596 22...it7 23 .ltJcK) ia2 24.Elal Elb2
oo/±.
597 Y2-Y2 Sax-Yusupov, Thessaloniki 01
1988.
598 19...l'%d4?! 20.ie3 Elb4 2 1 .l'%a I f4 ! ?
[2 1 . . .l'%b2 22.ltJc4 l'%c2 23 . ltJ d6±] 22.ics
Elb2 23 .ltJb3 ! l'%d8 24.ia3 Elc2 2S .id6 l'%e8
26.in ie6 27 .id3 l'%c3 28 .l'%d l ib3 29 .ab
Elb3 30.ic4 l'%b2 3 1 .ia3 ! l'%c2 32.in 1 -0
Nyman-Daw, corr 1989.
19...l'%d3 20.Elal l'%ad8 2 l .ltJn l'%d l 22.l'%d l
Eld l 23 .id2 !± �ic3.
599 21.ie3 Eld l [2 1 . . .ltJc2? 22.l'%c2 Eld l
23.if l ih3 24.l'%c l + - ] 22.l'%d 1 id I 23 .ia7
ctJc2 [�ctJe l -f3=] 24.e6 [24.mfl ctJb4
2S .i>el ia4 26.md2 ctJa2 27 .ic5 ib3=]
mg8 2S .icS ctJe l 26.in ctJf3 27 .i>g2 ltJd2
28 .id3 if3 29.mg l ctJe4 30.ie7 ctJf6= [�
ctJdS ] .
600 23.f4?! ctJc2 24 .mf2 i>g8 2S . a4
[2S .in cS 26.ie2 ie2 27 . me2 ctJb4 28.ib4
cb 29 .md3 mn 30.mc4 me6 3 l . h4 g6
32. mb4 h6= �gS] as ! = 26.iaS ctJd4 27 .in
ib3 Y2-Y2Kasparov-Anand, Linares 1991.
23.ih3 g6 [23 . . . ig4? 24.ig4 fg 2S .i>n
ctJc2 26.me2 cS 27 .i>d3 ctJb4 28.ib4 cb
29.mc4+-] 24 .ifl mg7 ! 2s .ic4 ctJc2
26.ib3 [26.ie6 cS 27 .ib3 bS] cS 27 .e6
mf8 28.if6 bS 29 .idS ctJd4= Yusupov,
419
Kindermann.
23.b4 ctJc2 24.bS cb
A) 2s .idS [� in] b4 26.ib2 ctJe l 27 .e6
ctJd3 28.id4 as [28 . . . ltJ f4 29.e7 ihS 30.if3
ie8 3 l .ia7 bS 32.id l ± � ib3] 29.e7 ihS
30.ib7 ctJc l 3 1 .ib6 a4= Yusupov, Kinder­
mann;
B) 2s .ib7 b4 ! 26.ib2 [26.id2 ltJd4 27.ib4
if3 (27 . . . ctJf3=) 28.ic8 idS=] b3 ! [26 . . .
mg8 27.idS i>f8 2 8 .ib3± ] 27.ab ltJ b4
28.ic3 as= Yusupov, Kindermann.
23.e6!?
601 23...bS 24.ig2.
23...if3?! 24 .id3 [24.ic4 ! ? bS ! ?] ie4
2S .ie4 fe 26.mn ctJc2 27 .me2 cS 28 .i>d2
ctJd4 29 .me3+- Riccio- Battistini, 1990.
23...g6 24.ic4 mg7 2S .e6 i>f8 26.if6 i>e8
27 .e7 ctJc2°o NIC 3/1991.
602 24.ic4!?
603 24...g6? 2s .ic4 i>f8 26.ib4 i>e8
27 .ig8 ctJc2 28 .id6± i>d7 29.ics .
604 2S.e6 ctJc2 �cS , ctJd4.
2s.ifS ctJc2 26.ic8 cS 27 .ib7 ctJd4=.
605 2S.ic4 i>f8
A) 26.ib4 me8 27 .ig8 ltJ c2 28 .id6 ctJd4
29.e6 ihS= ;
B ) 26.b4 ! ctJc2 27 .ib3U±.
606 21...Elad8 22.ctJc4±.
607 23.ifl
A) 23 . . . l'%dS 24.ig5 l'%g8 2S .if6 mh7
26.ctJc4 [26.ltJb3 ] ;
B) 2 3 . . . gf! 24.id3 l'%d8 2S .e6 Eld3 26.e7
ihS 27 .ctJb3 [27 .ctJc4 i>g7]
Bl) 27 . . . i>g7 28.l'%e l ie8 29.ctJcS::t;
B2) 27 . . . b6 28 .l'%e l ie8 29.l'%eS mg7 [29 . . .
Eld7 ! ? �mg7-f6] 30.ElfS l'%d l 3 l .mg2 Ele l .
608 24.ctJO? l'!gS 2S.f4 l'!g7 26.�f2 l'!d4 11.7.3. Game 5
27.<.ite3 l'!gd7 28.l'!el l'!d3 29.<.itf2l'!7d4
0-1 Rozentalis-Gelfand, Vilnius 1988. Timman - Yusupov
Linares cm (6) 1992
609 25 ... it3? 26.ctJg3 f4 27.if3 l'!f3
28.<.itg2 l'!d3 29.l'!hl <.itg6 30.ctJe4 �fS
l.e4 e5 2.ctJt3 ctJf6 3.d4 ctJxe4 4.id3 dS
31.ctJgS l'!gS 32.igS �gS 33.l'!el +-.
5.ctJxe5 id6 6.0-0 0-0 7.e4ixe5 8.de ctJe6
25...f4
A) 26.ctJg3 a b c d e f 9 h

AI) 26... l'!dl 27.l'!dl idl 28.ie4 <.ith6 8

29.<.itg2 [29.e6 fg 30.f4] fg 30.f4; 7

A2) 26...�h6!? 27.ctJe4 ifS!; 6

B) 26.<.ith2 5
Bl) 26 ... if3 27.ih3 ig4 28.ig4 l'!g4
4
29.<.ithl !± �ctJh2 Rozentalis;
3
B2) 26...l'!g6!=
2
B21) 27.ie4? l'!h3;
B22) 27.ih4? <.itg8! [27...ifS!]28.ie4 l'!h3
a b c d e f 9 h
29.<.itg2 [29.�gl ifS] f3 30.�gl l'!h6;
B23) 27.l'!el l'!h6 28.�gl l'!g6
By attacking the eS-pawn, Black tries to
B231) 29.ctJg3 fg [29...if3!?] 30.f4 l'!f6!?
gain time for development and thereby jus­
31.ie4 �g8 32.efl'!dl 33.l'!dl idl 34.<.itg2
tify his exchange of bishop for knight. The
[34.ig6 if3=] �f7 3S.�g3 �f6=;
play is now very concrete and the assess­
B232) 29.�h2 [y2-Y2 Barash-Morgado,
ment of the position requires the percep­
eorr 1992] l'!h6 30.�gl l'!g6 31.<.ith2 Y2-Y2
tion of subtle nuances. For a long time this
Timman-Yusupov, Linares m (2) 1992.
line was regarded as holding no prospects
for White. However, new possibilities re­
610 24...l'!e62S.f4! [�ctJeS]l'!e4?! 26.id3
cently discovered, which improve White's
[26.�f2?! l'!d8 27.ctJe5 ihS �gSf±] l'!ae8
play, have substantially changed the assess­
27.�f2!+- [27.ie4? l'!e4 28.b3 bS].
24 ... l'!h5 2S.ig2± -game 5 Timman­ ment of this very important defensive line

Yusupov, Linares m (6) 1992.
611 25...l'!e6 26.f4
[27.ctJeS?? l'!d3].
for Black. The tabia of the symmetrical
variation no longer occurs frequently.
l'!d8 27.ic2±1± 9.ed Wxd5
Regarding 9.if4 and 9.f4 -86 and 87.
White tries to exploit the vulnerable posi­
tion of the knight at e4.
10.We2!
W.Wf3 is weaker in view of W ..ifS -Pos.
.

72.
10...ctJb4
W...ifS fails to 11.ctJc3 t.I± -S49.

420
1l.ixe4 tDxc2 12.ixdS
Black wins the exchange, but his knight is
in danger. The assessment of the position
essentially depends on Black's ability ei­
ther to save his knight (often returning the
exchange), or to obtain sufficient compen­
sation for the sacrificed piece (i.e., to
achieve the ending l'l:+� or l'l:+�+� vs. two
minor pieces). It is important to gain con­
trol of the c2-square, through which the
black knight can escape.
12...ifS
The immediate 12...tDxal allows White a
clear advantage after 13.ie4 l'l:e8 14.tDc3
l'l:xe5 15.id2 l'l:xe4 16.tDxe4 tDc2 17.l'l:c1
if5 18.f3;1; -89.
13.g4!
a b c d f 9 h
e
8 8
7
In Timman's view, 15 . . . f6 was stronger (-
94 and Pos. 73-75). The text move is aimed
at drawing the bishop away from c2 and
gaining time to organise counterplay. How­
ever, Black attains his goal at the expense
of weakening the position of his king and
allowing White a dangerous passed pawn
in the centre.
16.idS+
16.ixb7 is met by 16...tDc2!=, and Black
attains his goal (-95).
16... c;t>h8 17.l'l:c1!
This is the key move in the 15.if4 line.
Now the threat is 18.tDc3.
17...c6
17...l'l:ad8? is bad in view of 18.tDc3 b5
19.e6 ±/+- (-579).
18.ig2
Regarding 18.ie6 -Pos. 76 and 96.
18...l'l:fd8

6 a b c d e f 9 h

5 8

4 7

3 6

a b c d e f 9 h 3

2
Sacrificing a pawn, White gains control of
the c2-square. Now 13...ig6 is bad in view
a b c d e f 9 h
of 14.f4 c6 (l4...id3 15.l'l:dl ia6 16.e6±-
553.) 15.ic4 b5 16.f5± -90. An important subtlety. Much weaker is
13...ixg4 14.ie4 18...l'l:ad8? 19.tDc3 l'l:d4 20.ie3, and now
Regarding 14.if4 tDxal 15.l'l:c1 c6 -9\. 20...l'l:b4? loses to the double attack
14...tDxal lS.if4 21.ic5+-.
The main line in the 'old' theory was 19.tDd2!
15.tDc3 ih3 16.l'l:el f5! (another typical 19.tDc3 l'l:d4 20.ie3 l'l:b4 allows Black
defensive method in this line) 17.ef l'l:ae8 counterplay.
18.id2 l'l:xe4!= -93. 19...h6
lS...fS The game Kasparov-Anand, Linares 1991,

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went 19 .. Jhd2 20.ixd2 E!dS, but after
21.ic3 E!d I + 22.E!xdl ixd I the black
pieces are out of play, while the passed e­
pawn becomes even more dangerous (-99).
After 19 ...E!d3 20.E!xal E!adS 21.ct:Jn E!dl
22.E!xd I E!xd I 23.id2!± f.. ic3 White has
a significant advantage.
20.h4 E!d3
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 3
a b c d e f 9 h
Black is planning to double rooks on the
d-file. In the second game of this match I
managed to equalise after 21. E!xal g5! (­
Pos. 77 and 100). But Timman had pre­
pared an important improvement. White
does not try to achieve a material advan­
tage, but instead he sacrifices a pawn, in­
tending to achieve a more harmonious co­
ordination of his pieces and to establish a
secure position for his knight.
21.if1! E!d4 22.ie3 E!dS 23.E!xal
In my home preparation I underestimated
this move. I was mainly concerned with
White's attempts to save his e5-pawn, but
after 23.f4 E!adS 24.e6 E!Sd6! or 23.e6 E!d6
24.ic4 (24.e7 E!d7) 24...b5 Black has good
play.
23...E!xeS 24.ct:Jc4
This is a point! Now White gains a tempo
to transfer his knight to a good position.
24...E!dS?!
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24 ...E!e6 is met by 25.f4! f..ct:Je5 25...�e4?!
26.id3 (26.<j;Jf2?! E!dS 27.ct:Je5 ih5 f..g5)
26...E!aeS 27.<j;Jf2!+- (but not 27.ixe4?
E!xe4 2S.b3 b5) The text move is also a
mistake, as the rook is badly placed. The
strongest continuation 24...E!e4 25.id3 �e6
26.f4 E!dS 27.ic2 (27.ct:Je5?? loses to 27...
E!xd3) gives Black good drawing chances.
2S.ig2± E!bS
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
Normally, an exchange of rooks would
be in Black's favour, but after 25...E!d I +
26.E!xd I ixd I White simply plays 27.ttJa5
ic2!? 2S.b3!+- (2S.ct:Jxb7 E!bS 29.ixc6
ie4 30.ixe4! fe 31.ct:Jc5 E!xb2 32.a4± is
less clear). 25...f4 is also insufficient be­
cause of 26.ixd5 cd 27.ct:Je5 fe 2S.ttJxg4 e2
29.f3 E!cS 30.<j;Jf2 E!c2 31.E!el d432.ttJe5
or 29...E!eS 30.<j;Jf2 d4 31.<j;Jel ±/+-.
Now Black is threatening 26...ie2. The
prophylactic move 26.b3 is met by 26...ie2
(26 ... E!dS 27.ixa7 ie2±) 27.ct:Jd6 �b4
2s.ic5 E!g4. Timman finds a more subtle
way to prevent Black's counterplay and at
the same time improve his position.
26.E!e1!±
Seizing control of the e2-square and pre­
paring an offensive with 27. id4 followed
by E!e7.
26...E!d8?
Black loses control. He manages to ex­
change rooks, but at too high a price. Es­
sential was 26...as 27.id4 Ei:b4 (27...Ei:dS
2S.ic3 Ei:d I 29.Ei:xd I ixd I 30.Ct:JxaS±
would have been better for Black than the
game) 2S.b3 bS 29.Ct:Jb6!?±.
27.ixa7 Ei:dl 2S.Ei:xdl ixdl 29.id4 f4
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
Black was in time-trouble. Now 3S... mfS
loses immediately after 39.Ct:JfS E1hS
40.ib4+, winning the rook.
39.if5+
Black avoids the trap, so Timman repeats
moves.
39...mgS 40.mg2
40.if6 ixf3 41.ixh4 mxg7 also wins, but
the text move is stronger.
40... c5 41.if6 ixf3+ 42.mxf3
The rest is simple, but here too Timman
acts precisely and accurately. 42 ... E1h2
43.a4 mf7 44.ie5 me7 45.Ct:Je6 E1h5
46.mxf4 E1h4+ 47.me3 c4 4S.b4 h5 49.a5
E1hl 50.Ct:Jf4 E1el 51.md2 E1n 52.ie4
Black resigned

a b c d e f 9 h

30. ie4! +-
I had considered only 30.Ct:JeS f3! 31.Ct:Jxf3
(3l.ixf3 Ei:xeS=) 31...ixf3 (31...Ei:hS
32.Ct:JeS ic2) 32.ixf3 Ei:b4, with good
drawing chances. After Timman's response
the white pieces are dominant and the re­
sult of the game is clear.
30...Ei:b4
30...Ei:hS loses to 31.Ct:JeS+-.
31.b3 ie2
31...bS fails to 32.ics+-.
32.ic3 Ei:b5 33.l2ld6 E1h5 34.f3!
A useful move. The black rook is extremely
badly placed. After 34...E1xh4 the simplest
is 3S.ixg7+!
34 ... ia6 35.Ct:Jf5 mgS 36.Ct:Jxg7 E1xh4
37.if5 ie2 3S.ie6+ mh7
Timman demonstrates excellent technique
in the conversion of his advantage. He does
not miss the opportunity to set little traps,
which were especially effective given that

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 11.7.4. Exercises

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

73 17.? 76 18 ... ?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

74 23.? 77 21...?

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

8 8 8

7 7 7 7

6 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2

a b c d e 9 h a b c d e 9 h

75 52.? 78 23 ... ?

424
 11.7.5. Answers
Ex.73 (1.e4 eS 2.ttJf3 ttJf6 3.d4 ttJe4 4..id3
dS S.ttJe5 .id6 6.0-0 0-0 7.c4 .ieS 8.de
ttJc6 9.cd WidS 10.Wic2 ttJb4 1l..ie4 ttJc2
12..idS .if5 13.g4 .ig4 14..ie4 ttJa1 1S .if4
•
f6 16.ttJc3 fe)
There are three alternatives in this position:
I) 17..ie5?! l:l:ae8 18.f4 [18..ic7 l:l:e4 19.1Lle4
lLlc2] l:l:e5 19.fe l:l:fl 20.'tt>fl c6!? 21.'tfiel
'tfif7 22.'tt>d2 h5, and Black has good play,
Harman - Savostianoff, corr 1990 ( 574);
-
2) 17 .�g3 l:l:ad8 18.l:l:a I, and now both
18...�f3 19..ie5 l:l:d2! and 18...l:l:d2 19.b4
[19.�b7!? l:l:b2 20..idS 'tfih8 21.�b3 c5 f:.
c4oo] �f3D 20.a3!? b6 as well as 20...�e4
21.ct:le4 (Smagin-Schussler, Copenhagen
1988) 21...l:l:d5 (Smagin) give Black good
defensive possibilities (-574).
3) Probably the strongest continuation was
introduced in the game Kasparov-Timman,
Paris Immopar (2Smin) 199 1. After
17 . .ie3! (keeping control over the d2
square) .if3 18.E:a1 ie4 19.ttJe4 b6 20.b4
as 21.bS E:ad8 22.l:l:c1;t1± White managed
to reduce the activity of the black rooks (­
Ex.74).
Ex.74 (Continuation of Ex.73) (22...E:fi)
White could have continued his attempts at
restriction by 23.'tt>O!± A'it>e2, taking away
the d3 square from the black rook. If 23...
E:dS, then 24.ttJc3 followed by 25. 'it>e2.
23...E:d3 is strongly met by 24.'tt>e2 AE:a3?
2S.ttJc3 followed by E:c2 and ic1. In the
game White went for 23.a4 h6 24.'tfig2 l:l:d3
25.l:l:c4 'tt>f 8 26.lLld2! 'tt>e 8 27.ct:lf3 l:l:e7
28.l:l:e4 l:l:b3, and due to the threat of l:l:b4
Black gained counterplay. (-Ex.75)
425
Ex.75 (Continuation of Ex.73) (29.ttJeS gS
30.'tt>f3 E:e6 31.'tt>e 2l:l:b4 32.E:b4 ab 33..id4
b3 34.'it>d3 E:f6 3S.'tt>c3 E:f4 36.ttJc6 E:f3
37 . .ie3 E:h3 38.'tt> b3 E:h2 39.'tt> c4 E:h4
40.ttJd4 'it>d7 41.'tt> d5 E:h 1 42.ttJrs E:a 1
43.ttJh6 E:a4 44.ttJfS g4 4S.ttJd4 E:a8
46.'tt>eSl:l:fS 47 .if4 E:fi 48..ig3 E:fS 49..ih4
E:fi SO.ttJe6 E:f3 S1..ig3 E:fi)
White could have won using the discovered
check motif: S2.ttJc7! E:e7 (S2 'tt> c 7?
.. •
53.'tt>e6) 53.'tt>d4+-.
The game went 52.ct:lg5? l:l:e7 53.'tfid5 l:l:el
54.ct:le4 l:l:b I 55.ct:lc3 l:l:b4 56.�e5 l:l:b2
57.�d4 l:l:b4 58.�e3 'tt>c 8 59.'tt>e5 'tfib7
60.'tt>f5 l:l:b3 61.ct:le2 l:l:b5 62.'tfig4 l:l:e5
63.ct:lc3 c5 64..id2 'tt>c6 65.f4 l:l:e8 66.f5 b5
67.'tt>f4 b4 68.ct:le4 l:l:b8 69.�c I c4 70.f6
'tt>d 5 71.'tt>f 5 c3 72.�h6 l:l:b7 73.�f8 c2
74..ih6 V2-V2 (the draw guaranteed Timman
first place in the tournament).
Ex.76 (1.e4 eS 2.ttJf3 ttJf6 3.d4 ttJe4 4..id3
dS S.ttJe5 .id6 6.0-0 0-0 7.c4 .ieS 8.de
ttJc6 9.cd WidS 10.Wic2 ttJb4 1l..ie4 ttJc2
12..idS .if5 13.g4.ig4 14..ie4 ttJa1 1S..if4
fS 16 .idS 'tt>h8 17.E:c 1 c6 18..ie6)
•
A theoretical position. In the game 011-
Khalifman, Vilnius 1988 Black demon­
strated a convincing way to equality: 18...
gS! 19 ..igS E:ae8 20..ih6 (or 20.�c4 b5
21.�fl f4 22.�f6 l:l:f6 23.ef �f5 24.f7 l:l:f8
25.l:l:c6 �b l 26.l:l:cl= Av.Bykhovsky -582)
E:e6 21..ifS .ih3 22.E:c3 E:g6=
-96.
Ex.77 (1.e4 eS 2.ttJf3 ttJf6 3.d4 ttJe4 4..id3
dS S.ttJe5 .id6 6.0-0 0-0 7.c4 .ieS 8.de
ttJc6 9.cd WidS 10.Wic2 ttJb4 1l..ie4 ttJc2
_12.idS .if 5 13.g4 .ig4 14.ie4 ttJal
lS..if4 fS 16..idS 'tt>h8 17.E:c 1 c6 18..ig2
E:fd8 19.ttJd2 h6 20.h4 E:d3 21.E:a1)
A variation on the motif of the previous
example: 2 1...gS! (2 1 . . .l'%ad8 2 2 .tiJc4±)
22.hg hg 23.i.gS �g8 24.i.f6! �h7 2s.lLlf1
f4! (25 . . . i.f3 ? 26.tiJg3 f4 27 .i.f3 l'%f3 28 .�g2
l'%d3 29 .l'%h l �g6 30.tiJe4 �f5 3 1 .tiJg5 l'%g5
3 2 .i.g5 �g5 3 3 .l'%e l +-) 26.�h2 �g6!=
( 2 6 . . . i. f3 2 7 . �h3 �g4 2 8 . �g4 l'%g4
29.�h I ! ± L1tiJh2 Rozentalis) 27J!el �h6
28.�gl �g6 29.�h2 �h6 30.�gl �g6
31.�h2 Y2-1/2 Timman-Yusupov, Linares
m(2) 1992
-100.

Ex .78 (1.e4 eS 2.lLlf3 lLlf6 3.d4 lLle4 4.i.d3

dS s.lLle5 i.d6 6.0-0 0-0 7.c4 i.eS 8.de
lLlc6 9.cd Wd5 10.Wc2 lLlb4 1l.i.e4 lLlc2
12.i.d5 i.f5 13.g4 i.g4 14.i.e4 lLlal lS.i.f4
f5 16.i.d5 �h8 17.�c 1 c6 18.i.g2 �fd8
19.1Llc3 �d4 20.i.e3 �b4 2 1.�al �b2
22.lLla4 �c2 23.lLlcS?)
In this line White often suffers from the
lack of coordination of his forces: 23...f4
(typical tactics) 24.i.e4 �c4 2S.i.d3 �c3
26.i.d4 �d3! (another stan dard i dea)
27.lLld3 �d8 winning material (-5 87).

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 Afterword
New ideas in the Petroff Defence
The theory of the Petroff Defence is not
static and new ideas arise constantly. The
Murey System was recently developed fur­
ther (- games 1 -3 ): White looks for defi­
ciencies in Black's original setup along two
main l i nes: 5 . d5 (game 2) and 5 . c!tJ xe5
(game 3). Timman became one of the main
proponents of thi s system, but even he was
not entirely able to solve certain complex
defence problems .
Black's general crisis in system 3 . d4 (C43 )
deepened o n account o f White's important
findings in the quiet line 5 . . . c!tJ d7 6 . c!tJ xd7
ixd7 7 .0-0 ie7 (game 4). However, the
author managed to rehabili tate the l i ne
5 . . . c!tJd7 6 . c!tJ xd7 ixd7 7.0-0 id6 (game
5 ) . It should be noted that preci sely thi s
line was chosen by Karpov against Kamsky
during their World Championship Match in
427
1 994. Nowadays it is the most promising
line in this system.
Black's positions seem reliable in the sys­
tem 3 . c!tJ xe5 (C42) . Thus, in the line 8 .c4 a
new 'tabia' arises after 8 . . . c!tJ f6 (game 6).
Thi s line leads to very interesting positions
with manifold possibilities for both sides .
Those who prefer the more aggres s i ve
8 . . . c!tJ b4 will have to reckon with a new sys­
tem: 1 1 . c!tJe5 (game 7 ) .
Interest in the Petroff Defence is, generally
speaking, quite stable. It is worth noting,
however, that this old opening has recently
won some new adherents: even as con­
vinced a "Sicilian" as Vladimir Kramnik
has recently included it in his repertoire !
A rtur Yusupov,
Bad Wiessee, May 1 998
 Klovans,J - Velcheva,M Short,N - Timman,J

[C43] [C43]

Berliner Sommer (2), 1996 Hoogovens Wijk aan Zee (8), 1997

l.e4 eS 2.ctJf3 ctJf6 3.d4 ctJxe4 4.id3 ctJc6 l.e4 eS 2.ctJO ctJf6 3.d4 ctJxe4 4.id3 ctJc6
S.ixe4 dS 6.igS '&d6 S.dS

a b c d e f 9 h a b c d e f 9 h

8 8

7 7

6 6

5 5

4 4

3 3

2 2

a b c d e f 9 h a b c d e f 9 h

C43/(l 83)/6...'&d6 7.dxe5 '&b4+ S.ctJc3 C43/(l81) S...ctJc5 [ 5...ctJf6!? 6.dxc6 e4

dxe4 9.a3 '&a5 [ 9...'&xb2 lO.ctJd5 ic5
11.1'%bl (11.ctJxc7+ mf8 12.ctJxa8 exf3
13.0-0 '&xeS+) 11... '&xa3 12.ctJxc7+
(12.1'%a1 '&b2 13.1'%b1 '&a3=) 12... mf8
13.ctJxa8 exf3 14 .'&xf3 '&xf3 (14...
ib4+!?) 15.gxf3 tLlxe5� Kroeze] 10.tLld4
'&xeS [10...ctJxe5 11.O--D! id7?! (?:.1l.. .f6
12.if4± Kroeze) 12.ctJxe4 ctJg6 13.1'%el+­
ie714.b4 '&b615.ixe7 ctJxe7 16.tLlc5 1'%d8
17.'&e2 1-0 Palac - Kos, Feldbach op
1997; 1O...id7 Il.ctJdb5 1'%c8 12.b4 '&a6
13.0-0 ctJxe5 14.'&d5± Kroeze] 1l.ctJxc6
'&xgS 12.ctJxe4 '&h4 13.'&d4! [13.'&e2
ie6!] 13...ig4 [13...ie7 14.g3 '&g4
15.ctJxe7 mxe7 16.O--D+- Kroeze] 14.ctJeS
1'%dS IS.'&a4+ bS [15 ...c6 16.ctJxg4 f5
17.tLlgf6++- ] 16.'&xbS+ id7 17.'&c4+-
1-0
7.cxb7 ixb7 8.ie2 exf3 9.ixf3 ixf3
(9... '&e7+ 10.ie3 ixf3 11. '&xj3 l!fje4
12.ctJd2 '&xf3 13.ctJxj3 ib4+ 14.c3 iaS
15.0-0-00-016.igS± 1-0 Georgiev,K­
Keitlinghaus,LIBL1997 (42)) 1O.'&xf3 d5
11.O--D ie7 12.ctJc3 0-0 13.ig5 c6±
Dolmatow,S] 6.dxc6 e4 7.cxb7 ixb7 S.ie2
exf3 9.ixf3 ixf3 [ 9... d5 10.0-0 ie7
l1.ie3! 0-0 12.c4± Dolmatow,S; 9...1'%b8
1O.O--D ie7 l1.ctJd2 0-0 12.ctJb3 ctJe6
13.ie3 a6 14.ixb7 1'%xb7 15.1'%bl c6
16.'&d3;l; V2-V2 Krakops,M-Balogh,T/Ju­
gend-WM, Zagan POL1997 (72)] 10.'&xf3
id6!? [10...ie7 11.0-0 0-0 12.1'%dl?!
(12.ie3± Dolmatow,5 ; 12.c4 Short,N
12...if6 13. ctJc3 ieS 14.if4±) 12...if6
13.c4 (13.ctJc3 Short,N 13 ... c6!)13...ie5!
14.tLld2 1'%e8 15.1'%b1;l; 1-0 Short,N-Tim­
man,J/Koop Tjuchem Groningen 1996/
CBM 57 (43); 1O ... '&e7+ Dolmatow,S
l1.ie3 '&e4 12.ctJd2 (12. '&xe4+ ctJxe4
13.0-0 a6 14.1'%e1 0-0-0 lS.f3 ctJcS

428
1 6JiJ c3 liJ e6 1 7. liJ dS± 1 -0 1ansa,V-lose
Queralto,DIAndorra 1 996IEXP S4) 1 2 . . .
'IMlxf3 1 3 . liJ xf3 liJ e6 ( l 3 . . . dS ? Dolmatov,S
14. 0-0-0 c6 l S. "§,he l + -) 1 4.0-0-0 ics
I s .ixcs liJ xcS 1 6 . "§,he 1 + liJ e6 1 7 ."§,e3±
1 -0 Dolmatov,S-Howell ,1ICalcutta 1 9961
Inf 66/(34) ( l 7. liJ eS ? Dolmatov,S 1 7. . . d6
I B. liJ c6 m d7= ) ] l1.ie3 [ 1 1 . 0-0 0-0
1 2 .liJc3 ( l 2.g3 ieS 13. "§,dl 'IMlf6 14. 'IMlxf6
ixf6 1 S. c3 "§,fdB 1 6. "§, dS d6 1 7. i e3
liJ a4! � 0- 1 Milov,L-Ye Rongguang Dutch
Open, D ieren NED 1 99 7 ( 3 8 ) ) 1 2 . . . c6
1 3 .if4 ixf4 1 4 .'IMlxf4 dS I S . "§, fe l liJ e6
1 6.'IMld2 'IMlb6 1 7 .b3 'IMld4 1 8 ."§,ad l ± 1 -0
Magem B adals,1-1osenhans,D/Andorra op
1 997IEXP S 8 (38)] 11...0-0 12.liJ d2 liJ e6
[ 1 2 . . . 'IMlh4 ! ? 1 3 .ixcs ixcs 1 4 .0-0 id6
I S . g3 'IMld4= 0- 1 Nij boer,F- Kroeze,FI
Leeuwarden op sp 1 997 (43 )] 13."§,dl e6
14.0-0 ie7 [;:::: 1 4 . . . ieS=] 15.liJ b3 ie5
16.e3 d5 17.g3 a5 IS.e4± 1/c--l/2
Shirov,A - Timman,J
[C43]
Hoogovens Wij k aan Zee ( 1 0), 1 99 8
l.e4 e 5 2.liJ f3 liJ f6 3.d4 liJ xe4 4.id3 liJ e6
5.liJ xe5
a b c d e f h
9 1 3 .b3± Ftacnik] 12."§,d4 ixe3 13.bxe3 h6
a b c d e f 9 h
429
C43/( l 8 1 ) [ S . O-O dS 6 . c4 liJ xd4 ! =] 5...
liJ xe5 [S . . . liJcS 6.0-0 liJ xd3 7 .'IMlxd3 ie7
8 . "§,e I 0-0 9 .if4 if6 1 0. c 3 d6 1 1 . liJ xc6
bxc6 1 2 . liJ d2 ie6 1 3 .'IMla6 'IMld7 1 4.b3 h6
I S .'IMlaS gS Y2-Y2 Krakops,M-Pavasovic,DI
WchlM-U20 1 995/] 6.ixe4 [6.dxeS liJ cS
7 .if4 dS 8 . exd6 ixd6 (B . . . 'IMlf6 ? 9. 'IMle2 +
ie6 1 0. ieS liJxd3 + 1 l . cxd3 '1Mlg6 12.dxc7
'IMlxg2 13. 'IMl e4 ± 1 - 0 van den Doel ,E­
Kroeze,F/Leeuwarden op sp 1 997 (20))
9 . ibS+ df e 7 1 0 . i x d6+ 'IMl x d 6 1 1 . liJ c 3
'IMlxd l + I 2 . "§,xd I c 6 1 3 .ie2 ifS = Tho­
ma,C-Toth,B/B adenweiler op 1 995, Y2-Y2
(47)] 6...d5 7.dxe5 dxe4 S.'IMlxdS+ mxdS
9.liJ e3 ib4 [9 . . . ifS A) l O.ie3 AI) 1 0 . . . c6
1 1 . 0-0-0+ m c 7 1 2 . a3 ! ? ( l 2 . if4 ib4
1 3 . e 6 + mb6) 1 2 . . . bS 1 3 .if4t Kroeze ; A2)
1 0 . . . ib4 1 1 .0-0-0+ m c 8 1 2 . liJ dS ± ; A3)
1 0 . . . mc8 1 1 .0-0-0 b6 �mb7 1 2 . "§,d4 icS
1 3 . "§, c4 i x e 3 + 1 4 . fx e 3 m b 7 I S . "§, f l
( l S. liJ xe4 "§,heB) I S . . . ig6 1 6. liJ d5 ! "§,hd8
1 7 . liJ e7± 1 -0 Leko ,P-Timman,1/Ubeda
1 9971 (34); B) l O.igs+ l O . . . me8 1 1 .0-0-0
ieS 1 2."§,hfl h6 1 3 .ie3 ixe3+ 1 4.fxe3 ie6
I S . liJ x e 4 ± 1 -0 B e z g o d o v, A - A p p l e ­
berry,M/Budapest FS06 GM 1 9961 (27)]
10.ig5+ [ I 0 . id2 "§, e 8 I I . i g s + i e 7
1 2 . 0-0-0+± Y2-Y2 Vagner,M-Brazina,DI
M o ra v i a - c h op 1 9 9 4 ( 3 S ) ] 10 ... meS
11.0-0-0 ig4 [ 1 1 . . .ie6 1 2 . liJ xe4 ixa2
[ 1 3 . . . i fS I 4 . "§, h d I f6 I S . e x f6 ± ]
14."§, xe4!?N [ 1 4 . i h 4 g S I S . ig3 ifS
1 6 . "§, hd l me7 1 7 .e6 ixe6= S c hroll, G­
Hemdl ,HlAUT-chT9697 1 996, Y2-Y2 (74)]
14...ih3 [ 1 4 . . . hxgS I S ."§,xg4 "§,hS 1 6. h4± ;
1 4 . . . ifS ! ? I S ."§,h4±] 15.gxh3 hxg5 16."§,gU
1-0
 Svidler,P - Yusupov,A
[C43]
Europacup Final sp (2), Kazan' 1997
l.e4 eS 2.CLlf3 CLlf6 3.d4 CLlxe4 4.1d3 dS
S.CLlxeS CLld7 6.CLlxd7 1xd7 7.0-0 1e7 8.c4
[8Jiel CLlf6 9.1gS 0-0 10.c3 c6 I1.CLld2
�e8 12.h3 h6 13.1h4 1e6 14.1c2 CLlh7
IS.1g3 1d6= 16.CLln Vfic7 17.Vfid3 CLlf8
18.�e3 CLld7 19.�ael Y2-Y2 Rozentalis,E­
Yusupov,A/EU-chTM Pula 1997; 8.CLlc3
CLlf6 9.1g5 c6 10.Vfif3 0-0 Il.�ael h6
12.1f4 1e6 13.h31d6 14.�e3 CLle8 15.CLle2
Vfid7 l\1fS 16.CLlg3 1xf4 17.Vfixf4 Vfid6
18.CLlh5 Vfixf4 19.CLlxf4 CLlc7= 20.�fe I �fe8
21. run 1d7 Y2-Y2 Illescas Cordoba,M­
Be liavsky,A/Madrid 1997 ICBM S9]
8. . .CLl f 6 9.CLlc3 1e6 C431S5 10.cS 0-0
11.1f4
a b c d e f 9 h
7
6
5
4
3
a b c d e f 9 h
11 ...c6 12.h3 [12.b4!? Vfid7 (12 ... 1g4!?
l\1hS-g6 Tiviakov) A) 13.�e l!? �fe8
14.b5 (14. Vfic2 g6 15.b5!:t. l\a4-aS)
14 ... 1f5 15.bxc6 bxc6 16.1a6 CLle4
17.CLlxe4 dxe4 18.Vfia4 �ad8 19.�adI 1g4
20.�d2 1f8 21.h3 1e6 22.1c4 1xc4
23.Vf1xc4 Y2-Y2 Sax,G-Rozentalis,E/BL
1997 �23...Vfid5 (23 ... Vfif5 24. 1e3 �d5
25. �b2± Hellers,F-Rozentalis,E/Sigeman
and Co 1997/CBM 60) 24.Vfia4 �d7�; B)
430
13.Vfic2!? 13 ... g6 Bl) 14.�fe l CLlh5
(J4... �fe8 -13.�el �fe8 14.Vf1c2 g6.)
IS.1eS f6 (15... CLlg7!? Tiviakov l\16..1f5;
l\16 ... f6 , 17 ... 1fS.) 16.1g3 CLlxg3
(J6 ... CLlg7!? Tiviakov) 17.hxg3:t 1f7
(17... �fe8 18.b5:tTiviakov; 17.. .f5!? 18.b5
1f6 19. Vfia4:t Tiviakov) 18.b5 �fe8?
(�18... 1d8 19.Vfia4:t l\ �ab l , bc6, 1a6
Tiviakov) 19.a4± l\aS Tiviakov,S­
Miles,AlLinares op 1998; B2) 14.1g5 �fe8
15.�fe l CLlh5 16.1xe7 �xe7 17.Vfid2 �ae8
18.�eS f6 19.�e3 1f5 20.�xe7 �xe 7
21.1e2 CLlg7 22.a4 Vfic7!?= Y:Z-Y2 Hracek,Z­
Rozentalis,EIBL 1998 (35); B3) 14.b5!?
B3a) 14...�fe8?! 15.a4 CLlhS 16.1e3 1d8
(16 ... CLlg7!? Tiviakov l\1f5) 17.a5 a6D
18.bxa6 bxa6 19.CLla4!? 1xa5 20.CLlb6
1xb6 21.cxb6:t 1-0 Polgar,Judit-Van der
Sterren,PIWijk aan Zee (Netherlands) (9)
1998 (33); B3b) �14 ... 1d8:t Tiviakov
l\ IS.a4?! 1a5] 12...�e8 13.�el CLld7!?
[13...Vfid7 l\ 14... 1fS 14.g4 Svidler(14.b4
1f5 15. �e5 196 16. Vfif3 1d8 17. �xe8+
CLlxe8 = Polgar,J- Yusupov, Wi en 1996;
14. Vfic2 g6 15.b4 -12.b4 Vfid7 13.�el)]
14.Vfid2 [14.b4 1gS! (14... 1f6 15. 1c2 a5
16.b5 CLlxc5 17. dxc5 1xc3 18. Vfid3 )
IS.1g3 Vfif6 l\ 16...1fS= Svidler] 14...1f6
IS.1c2 CLlrs 16.�e2 [16.b4 CLlg6 17.1d6
CLlh4!� Svidler( 17 ... Vfid7 18. Vfid3!±)]
16...b6! [16...CLlg6 17.1d6 Vfid7 18.�ael
�ed8 19.b4 1fS 20.1a4±Svidler; 16...1d7
17.�xe8 Vfixe8 18.�el (18. 1e3!? l\CLle6
19.f4!?) 18 ... CLl e 6 19.1e 5:t Svidler]
17.�ael [17.b4 as 18.CLla4 CLld7 Svidler]
17 ... bxcS 18.d xcS 1d7 [18 ... VfiaS??
19.CLlxdS+-] 19.�xe8 1xe8 20.b4 CLle6
21.1d6 g6! l\ 22... 1g7, 23... Vfid6 [2l...a5?
22.b5 1xc3 23.Vfixc3 cxb5 24.Vfid3±
Svidler] 22.f4 1d7?! [22...aS! 23.fS! (23.b5
id4 + 24. mh1 ixcS+) A) 23 ... g xf5
24.ixf5 (24.tiJ e2!? axb4 2S. ixfS� )
24 ... ig7! (24 ... axb4? 2S. Wih6+-;
24 ... id4 + 2S. mh1 Wif6 26.tiJ e2! ij2
27. 'f},f1 WixfS 2B.4Jg3 WigS 29.Wixj2 axb4
30. 4JfS �) 25.ixe6 fxe6 26.'f},xe6 Wih4
27.4Je2°o Svidler;B) 23...4Jd4 24.b5 4Jxc2
25.Wixc2 id4+ (2S... d4 26. 4Je4 cxbS
27.4Jxj6+ Wixf6 2B. Wie4±) 26.mhl Wif6
27.4Je2!± Svidler; C) 23...axb4 24.4Jxd5
cxd5 25.fxe6 'f},xa2 (2S... ic3 26. Wih6 ig 7
27. Wif4±) 26.e7 WiaS 27.Wid3� Svidler,
Yusupov] 2 3.4Je2! ig7 24.fS± 1-0
Smirin,I - Yusupov,A
[C43]
Dresden zt, 1995
l.e4 eS 2.4Jf3 4Jf6 3.d4 4Jxe4 4.id3 dS
S.4JxeS 4Jd7 6.4Jxd7 ixd7 7. 0-0id6 8.c4
[S.4Jc3 Wih4!? (B ... 4Jxc3 9.bxc3 0-0
10. WihS fS=) 9.g3 (9.h3? ixh3) 9...4Jxc3
10.bxc3 (l0. Wie1+ Wie7= 11. Wixc3 0-0
12. Wib3 ic6 Karpov) 10...Wig4 �Xh3,
g4,f3 (l0... Wif6 11. WihS Wie6 12. if4 g6
13. Wig s t 1-0 K veinys,A-Maciejewski,MI
Gdynia Dreszer op (09)119S91 (33»)
11.'f},el+ mdS 12.ie2 (l2. Wixg4 ixg4
13. 'f},b1 b6 14.c4 c6 °o Gurevich,M )
12 ...Wif5 13.'f},bl (?J3.c4 dxc4 14. ixc4
Gurevich,M ) 13...b6 14.c4 A) 14...c6?!
15.c5! bxc5 (lS... ic7 16.c4 t) 16.c4t
Gurevich,M ; B) 14...dxc4 15.ixc4 'f},eSoo
0-1 Kamsk y,G-Karpov,A/Fide- Wch
(Elista) 1996(lS...hS 16. id3 Wig4 17. ie2
Karpov) ] 8 ... c6 9.cxdS cxdS 10.WihS
[10.4Jc3 4Jxc3 11.bxc3 0-0 12.Wih5 g6
13.Wixd5 Wic7 C43/56 A) 14.ih6 'f},feS
15.'f},acl?! C43/(341) (lS.h4) 15...ixh2+
16.mhl ie5!? 17.f4 (17.dxeS 'f},xeS 1B. if4
431
'f},xdS 19. ixc7 'f},xd3+) 17...ic6t IS.Wic4
b5 19.Wib3 Wid7 20.f5 ig3't 0-1 Le­
pelletier,B-Marciano,DIFRA-ch I996IEXP
54 (43);B) 14.h3ie6 15.Win Wixc3 16.ih6
'f},fdS I7.Ei:fdIN id5 IS.Wif6 ifS 19.ixfS
'f},xfS 20.'f},acl Wia3 21.'f},c5 Wixa2 22.h4!?�
'f},aeS 23.h5 'f},e6 24.�g5 ib3°o 0-1
Timman,l-van der Sterren,PlNetherlands
Top 1997 (43); C) 14.Win!? 14...ixh2+
(14... Wixc3!?) 15.mhl id6 16.ih6 'f},feS
17.Wif6 ifS Is.ixfS 'f},xfS 19.d5 (19.c4!? ±)
19...Ei:feS 20.'f},fel Wic5 21.c4 b5 22.cxb5
Wixd5°o Y2-Y2 van der Wie1,1-van der
Sterren,P/Netherlands Top 1997 (35)]
10... 0-0 1l.WixdS ic6 12.WihS g6 13.Wih3
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
a b c d e f 9 h
13 ib4!N [13 ... Wib6 C43/5S 14.4Jc3
.••
Wixd4 15.ixe4 ixe4 16.Wih4 f5 17.ih6N
'f},feS IS.'f},adl Wic5 19.4Jxe4 'f},xe4 20.Wif6
ie5 21.Wie6+ (21. 'f},dB+ 'f},xdB 22. WixdB+
mj7 23. ie3 ±)21...mhS 22.Wid7 'f},gS 23.g3
Wic6 24.Wif7 Wif6 25.'f},d7 Wixn 26.'f},xn±
1-0 Palac,M -Marciano,DIOpen, Cannes
FRA 1995 (39)] 14.4Jc3 [14.a3 ia5!?�
(14 ... Wi as) ; 14.ie3 'f},eS 15.a3 Wia5�
(lS... iaS)] 14...ixc3 [14...4Jxc3 15.bxc3
id7! (1S... ixc3 16. ixg6 hxg6 17. Wixc3 ±
'f},cB �) 16.Wig3 ixc3 �17.ixg6 ixa l oo]
1S.ixe4 [15.bxc34Jxc3 16.ie3't; 15.ixe4
ixd4 16.ixc6 bxc6 17.Win!=] l/rl/2
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[C42]
Kloosters Ter Apel (4), 1 997
l.e4 eS VLlf3 CtJ f6 3.CtJ xeS d6 4.CtJf3 CtJ xe4
S.d4 dS 6.id3 CtJ c6 7.0--0 ie7 8.c4 CtJ f6
9.CtJ c3 [9.cxdS CtJ xdS 1 0 .h3 0-0 I l . CtJ c 3
ie6 1 2.a3 V¥d7 ( 1 2 . . . ij6! ?) 1 3 .V¥c2 h 6
1 4 .ie3 a 6 I S .:i"i:ad l :i"i:adS 1 6 . CtJ e4 CtJ xe3
1 7 .fxe3 id6 I S . CtJ c 3 CtJ e7 1 9 .e4 c6;1; V2-V2
R a d o v i c i , C N i s i p e a n u , L lR O M - c h T
-
Herculane 1 996IEXP S 6 (2S )] 9 ie6!? ••.
10.cxdS [ l O.CtJgS ig4 ( 1 0. . . CtJxd4 I I . CtJxe6
CtJxe6 1 2. cxd5 CtJ xd5 13. ib5 + = ; 1O . . . dxc4
l l . CtJ xe6 jxe6 12. ixc4 CtJ xd4 1 3. ie3 � )
1 1 .f3 ihS=] 1 0...CtJxdS
a b c d e f h
9
11.a3 [ I 1 .:i"i:e 1 0-0 A) 1 2.h3 AI) 1 2 . . . V¥d7
1 3 .ibS CtJ xc3 1 4.bxc3 if6 I S .igS V¥dS
1 6 .ixf6 V¥x f6 1 7 . ixc6 bxc6 I S . CtJ eS ±
:i"i:abS 1 9.:i"i:bl ( "2 1 9. CtJ xc6 :i"i: b2 20. :i"i:e2 ± )
1 9 . . . :i"i:xb l 20.V¥xb l V¥gS � V2-V2 Semi­
nara,J-Zarnicki,P/ch-ARG, B uenos Aires
ARG 1 995 (34); A2) 1 2 . . .if6 1 3 .ie4 h6
1 4.a3 V¥d7 ! ( J 4 . . . :i"i: eS ? ? 1 5. ixd5 ixd5
1 6 . :i"i: xe S + + - ) I S . i c2 i fS = 1 6 . CtJ e4
:i"i:feS ! ?N ( J 6 . . . :i"i: aeS - 63/(262») 1 7 .V¥d3
:i"i:e6 ! l s .ib3 ie7 (JS . . . :i"i:aeS 1 9. CtJ xj6 + oo )
1 9 . CtJ eS CtJ xeS 20.dxeS :i"i:dS ( "220. . . :i"i:xe5
2 1 . ixh6 V¥e6 22. V¥g3 ig6 23. ixd5 V¥xd5
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24. CtJ c3 :i"i:xe 1 + 25. :i"i:xel V¥d7 26. ij4 = )
2 1 . g4 :i"i: g 6 2 2 .V¥ f3 i e 6 2 3 . CtJ g3 CtJ b6 !
2 4 . ic2 idS 2S .V¥e2 ic4 2 6 . V¥ f3 idS
V2-V2 Hracek,Z- Yu supov,A/Deutschland
1 996/Inf 6 S ; B) 1 2.a3 if6 1 3 .ie4 B1)
1 3 . . . h6 1 4 .ic2 ! B1a) 14 . . . CtJ de7 l S .ie3
( 1 5. d5 ? ixc3 + ) l s . . . ig4 1 6.h3 ( 1 6. V¥d3 ?!
CtJ g6 XCtJ f3 ) B 1a1) 1 6 . . . ixf3 1 7 .V¥xf3
CtJ xd4 ( J 7. . . ixd4 1 S. :i"i:ad1 + - ) I s .ixd4
V¥xd4 ( J S. . . ixd4 1 9. :i"i:adl c5 20. V¥xb 7±)
1 9 .:i"i:ad l -+ ; B 1a2) 1 6 . . . ihS 1 7 .V¥d3 ig6
I S . CtJ e4;1; B 1a21) I S . . . CtJ fS 1 9 .V¥b3 CtJ xe3
( 1 9 . . . ixd4 2 0 . :i"i: a d 1 + - ; 1 9 . . . CtJ cxd4
2 0 . CtJ ;f5+ V¥ xj6 2 1 . ixJI. CtJ xd4
22. CtJ xd4 + - ; 1 9. ..tiJjxd4 20. ixd4 ixd4
2 1 . :i"i:ad1 + - ) 20. fxe3 ± Xb7 Huebner,R ;
B 1a22) I S . . . CtJ dS 1 9 .V¥b3 CtJ aS O ( J 9. . . b6 ?
Huebner,R 20. CtJ xj6 + CtJ xj6 2 1 . ixg6 + - )
20.V¥a4 (20. CtJ xj6 + CtJ xj6 2 1 . V¥a4 ixc2
22. V¥xc2 CtJ c6= Huebner,R ) 20 . . . CtJ c60
2 1 .V¥b3 CtJ aS 22 .V¥bS ! c6 23 .V¥e2± 1/2-V2
Huebner,R-Yusupov,A/Nussloch 1 996/Inf
66/[Huebner,R] (4S ) � b4; B 1 b) 1 4 . . . CtJce7
I S . CtJ eS ifS 1 6 .ib3 ! ie6 1 7 . CtJ e4 ixeS
I S .dxeS b6 1 9.V¥f3 c6 20.ic 2 CtJ fS;I; 2 1 .:i"i:d l
V¥h4 ! ? 22.b4 :i"i:adS 23 .ib2 V¥f4 24.V¥e2
V¥h4 2S .V¥f3 V¥f4 26.V¥e2 V¥h4 27 .V¥f3 V2-
V2 Hracek,Z-Yusupov, A/Nussloch 1 996/
CBM S 3 ; B2) 1 3 . . . CtJ ce7 1 4.V¥d3 h6 I s .id2
c6 C42/ 1 1 2 1 6. CtJ a4N V¥cS ! �:i"i:dS 1 7 . CtJcS
ifS I S .:i"i:ac l ! ? ( J S. iVS V¥xj5 1 9. V¥xj5
CtJ xj5 20. CtJ xb 7 CtJxd4 = ) I S . . . :i"i:dS 1 9 .ixfS
V¥ x fS 2 0 . V¥ xfS CtJ x fS 2 1 . CtJ xb7 :i"i: d b S =
2 2 . CtJ aS :i"i: x b 2 2 3 . CtJ xc6 CtJ xd4 24. CtJ cxd4
ixd4 2S . CtJ xd4 :i"i:xd2= V2-V2 Kotronias, V -
Yusupov,A/EU-chTM Pula 1 997IEXP S7/
[GRE - GER] (43)] 11...0-0 12.ic2 if6
13.h3 :i"i:e8!? 14.:i"i:e 1 a6 lS.ie3 CtJ xc3
16.bxc3 idS 17 .if4 [ 1 7 . c 4 ? i x f3 ]
17 ...:i"i:xe 1+ 18.CtJ xe1 CtJ e7 19.CtJ d3 CtJg6=
20.ig3 1/rJ/2
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[C42]
Drezden zt, 1 998
l.e4 eS 2.LtJ f3 LtJ f6 3.LtJ xeS d6 4.LtJ f3 LtJ xe4
S.d4 dS 6.id3 LtJ c6 7.0--0 ie7 8.c4 LtJb4
9.ie2 0--0 [9 . . . ie6 A) 1 O.a3 ; B) 1 O.LtJc3
LtJ xc 3 l 1 .bxc3 LtJc6 1 2.cxdS ixdS 1 3 .c4
( 1 3 . i e3) 1 3 . . . i x f3 1 4 . i xf3 LtJ x d4
I s .ixb7 �b8 1 6.Wa4+ Wd7 1 7 .Wxa7 0-0
1 8 .ie4 ( l B. ie3 c5!) 1 8 . . . LtJ e2+ 1 9 . 1i? h l
W g 4 2 0 . W e3 ( 2 0 . i d5! ?) 2 0 . . . LtJ x c 1
2 1 .�axc l igS 22.f4 if6± Skarulskis,R­
Zeromskis,ElRadviliskis op 1 995 ; C) 1 0.cS
as 1 1 .a3 LtJc6 1 2.ibS 0-0 1 3 .ixc6 bxc6
1 4 .LtJes if6 1 S .if4 id7 1 6.f3 LtJgS 1 7 . LtJc3
�b8 1 8 .�f2 LtJ e6 1 9 .ig3 �e8 20.f4 ixeS
2 UxeS WgS 2 2 . li? h l �b7 23 .�d2 V2-V2
Topalov,V - Ye Rongguang/Lost Boys Sth
1 997/CBM 6 1 ] lO.LtJc3 ie6 1l.LtJeS!?
a b c d e f 9 h
8 8
7 1 3 . LtJ xd S ! S okolov,A ; B2) 1 2 . . . ixg4
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
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a b c d e f 9 h
[ 1 1 . ie3 ifS 1 2 . � c 1 dxc4 1 3 .ixc4 c 6
1 4. LtJ eS LtJ xc3 I S .bxc3 LtJ dS 1 6.Wf3 ie6
A) 1 7 .id3 id6 1 8 .id2 ixeS ? ! ( l B. . . Wh4!)
1 9 . dxeS LtJ e 7 2 0 . igS Wc7 2 1 .WhS h 6
22.ixh6 gxh6 23 .Wxh6 LtJ fS 24.ixfS ixfS
2S .WgS+ ig6 26.f4 �fe8 27.�f3-+ 1 -0 Xie
Jianj un-Wu XibinIBeijing Lee Cup 1 996
(40) ; B) 1 7 .�fe 1 LtJ xe3 1 8 .Wxe3 ( 1 B. he6 ?
433
fxe 6 1 9. W xe3 i g 5 2 0 . W h3 ixc l
2 1 . Wxe6+ li?hB 22. �xcl Wf6 + ; 1 B.fxe3
ixc4 1 9. LtJ xc4 W d5 20. W xd5 cxd5 = )
1 8 . . . ixc4 1 9. LtJ xc4 if6 20.�b l b6 (20. . .
W d5 2 1 . LtJ e5) 2 1 . W f3 � c 8 2 2 . LtJ e 3
(22. � bd1 g6 23. d5 cxd5 24. �xd5 Wc7)
22 . . . g6 2 3 . dS igS ! = Kamsky,G-Anand,VI
FIDE-cm l Sanghi Nagar 1 994; C) 1 7 .id2
f6 1 8 . LtJ d3 Wd7 1 9 . �fe l id6 20.h3 in
2 1 .ib3 �ae8 22.Wg4 �xe l + 2 3 . �xe l �d8
24 . Wxd7 � x d 7 2 S . LtJ f4 (25. LtJ e5 ixe5
26. dxe5 fxe5 2 7. �xe5 LtJj6= Topalov,V­
Ivanchuk, V/No vgorod 1 99 6 ) 2S . . . LtJ c 7
26.LtJe6 LtJ xe6 2 7 .ixe6 ixe6 2 8 . �xe6 li?n
29.�e l ie7 30.ie3 �dS+ Kovacevic,A­
Kramnik, V IInvestbanka Belgrade 1 997]
ll...cS [ 1 1 . . .f6 A) 1 2 . LtJ f3 c6 (l2 .. .f5! ?)
1 3 . � e l ifS 1 4 . LtJ h4 i e 6 I S . a 3 LtJ a6
1 6.cxdS LtJ xc3 1 7 .bxc3 WxdS 1 8 .�b l Wd7
1 9.id3± g6 Malikov-Gagloishvili,R/RUS
t-ch Orel 1 996 20.We2 ! in 2 1 .Wxe7 �ae8
22.Wxd7 �xe l + 2 3 .ifl ic4 24.ih6 ! +-
Yu su pov ; B) 1 2 . ig4 ! Bl) 1 2 . . . Wc 8 ?
1 3 .LtJ xg4 Wd7 1 4.�e 1 LtJ xc3 I S .bxc3 LtJc6
1 6.cxdS WxdS 1 7 .c4± ; B3) 1 2 .. .fS ! ? 1 3 .if3
if6 1 4 . a3 LtJc6 1 S .cxdS LtJ x c 3 ( � 1 5. . . hd5
1 6. LtJxd5 Wxd5 1 7. LtJxc6 bxc6= ) 1 6.bxc3
ixdS 1 7 . LtJ d 3 LtJ aS 1 8 .if4 c6 1 9 .�e 1 ixf3
20.Wxf3 b6 2 1 .ieS Wd7 22.�e2 LtJc4 23 .a4
� a e 8 24 . � ae 1 ± 1 -0 T i m o s h e n k o , G ­
Oral,TIBerliner Sommer op 1 995 (43 ) ; B4)
1 2 . . . i c 8 1 3 .ixc8 � x c 8 1 4 . LtJ O B4a)
1 4 . . . c S ! ? I S . i e 3 c x d 4 1 6 . LtJ xd4 W d 7
1 7 . LtJ xdS LtJ xdS 1 8 .cxdS WxdS 1 9 . LtJ b3 ±
Sokolov,An- Horvath,J/M ulhouse 1 997
( 1 9. Wf3 f500 Sokolov,An) ; B4b) 1 4 . . . LtJ xc3
I S .bxc3 LtJ c 6 1 6 .Wa4 dxc4 1 7 .�bl �b8
1 8 .Wxc4+ li? h 8 1 9 . � e l B4bl) 1 9 . . . LtJ aS
Sokolov,A 20.We6 id6 2 1 .c4 �e8 (2 1 . . . b6
22. iLd2±) 22.�xe8+ �xe8 23J�xe8+ Ei:xe8
24.c5 iLf8 25.iLd 2± ; B4b2) 19 ... iLd6
20.�a4 Ei:e8 21.iLe3 a6 22.c4t S okolov,An­
Mikhalchishin,A/Bern 1994] 12.ltJxe4
[12.iLe3 cxd4 13.iLxd4ltJxc3 14.bxc3ltJc6
15.ltJxc6 bxc6 16.�a4 c5 17.iLe3 d4=
S okolov,An] 12...dxe4 B.dS iLd6
[13...iLf5 14.a3ltJa6 15.f3t Nadyrhanov,S]
14.aJ [14.f4!?N exf3 (I4...iLc8!? 15.a3
ltJa6 16.iLd2 f6 17.ltJg4 iLxg4 18.iLxg4 f5
19.iLe2 ltJc7 2o.iLc3t Milos,G) 15.ltJxf3
iLg4 (I5...iLf5! 16.ltJe1 iLe 4 17.g3 f5°o
Milos,G ) 16.a3 iLxf3 (I6...ltJa6 17.ltJg5!
Milos,G ) 17.Ei:xf3ltJa6 18.iLd3t Milos,G ­
Zarnicki ,P/Cascavel 1995] 14 ... iLxeS
[14...ltJa6 15.f4t Nadyrhanov,S ] IS.axb4
iLd7 16.bxc S �c7 [16 ... f5 17.f4 exf3
18.Ei:xf3 �c7 (18.. .f4 19.Ei:aa3 iLg4?!
20.Ei:f1 f3 21.iLxf3 �h 4 22.g3 iLxg3
23.hxg3 �xg3+ 2 4.iLg2!+- Nadyrha­
nov,S) 19.d6! �xc5+ 20.iLe3 �c6 21.c5
f4 22.iLc4+ @h8 23.iLd5± Nadyrhanov,S ­
Majorovas,V IKrasnodar 1994] 17.iLe3!
[17.d6 �xc5 18.iLe3 �b4 (18 ... �c6
19.c5°o Nadyrhanov,S ) 19.Ei:xa7 Ei:xa7
20.iLxa7 iLa4 21.b3 iLxb3 22.�bl iLxd6
23.iLe3� Furlan,M-Pavasovic,DlLjubljana
op 1996; 17.g3 ?!�xc5 18.iLe3 �c7 19.c5
iLh3! 20.Ei:el iLxb2 21.d6 �c8!'t
Nadyrhanov,S ] 17...iLxh2+ 18.@hl iLeS
19.iLd4 Ei:fe8 20.b4± �d8 21.iLxe5 Ei:xeS
22.Ei:aJ � h4 + 23.@gl Ei:gS 24.f4 exf3
2S.Ei:fxf3 Ei:e8 26.Ei:fe3 Ei:xe3 27.Ei:xe3 hS
28.bS+- 1-0

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