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1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 g6 3. Nc3 d6 4. e4 Bg7
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So it starts as a conventional King's Indian Defence.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King's_Indian_Defence |
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5. f3
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I play the Samisch_Variation
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King%27s_Indian_Defence,_S%C3%A4misch_Variation |
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5... O-O 6. Be3
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The usual moves. |
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6... Nc6
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Panno Variation: 6...Nc6
The Panno line, named after Oscar Panno, is a sharp and highly theoretical system which can lead to very complicated play. Black holds back the c-pawn for the time being, and aims to put the knight on d4. The immediate plan is to prepare queenside counterplay with ...a6, ...Rb8 followed by ...b5. |
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7. Nge2
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This is the usual reply, so that if 7.....e5 8. d4 black can't play Nd4, which is a very strong sacrifice if say 7. Qd2 e5 8. d4 Nd4 white shouldn't grab the pawn with 9. Bxd4 exd4 10. Qxd4 because of 10....Nxe4!! with advantage to black. |
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7... e5
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7.... a6 may be stronger. |
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8. d5
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So close the centre. |
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8... Ne7
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Knight drops back. |
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9. Qd2
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Now I do the usual queen move, maybe playing Bh6 at some stage as part of a king-side attack and/or 0-0-0. |
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9... Ne8
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He prepares the thematic f7-f5 break. |
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10. g4
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So basically I am saying - well if you do play f7-f5 I will at least open the g file against your king. |
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10... f5
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But he plays it anyway. |
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11. gxf5
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I take. |
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11... gxf5
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He takes back. Here I had a mental aberration. I wanted to play 12. Bh3 but thought that he could win a piece with 12......f4, because if I play 13. Bxc8 I was afraid of him playing fxe3 attacking my queen. It was only after I castled I realised that I had 14. Be6+ saving my light squared bishop and going a pawn up. However later I found out that 0-0-0 is in fact the most widely played move here. |
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12. O-O-O
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So I castled. |
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12... f4
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And now he blocks the king-side up |
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13. Bf2
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Bishop drops back. |
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13... Ng6
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With ideas of going to h4 to attack f3. |
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14. Qe1
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So I stop that. |
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14... Nf6
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The other knight comes up. |
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