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Annotated by mybookrunsdeep (1431): This game is a Bogo-Indian which features some key positional ideas for the Black pieces. Here White wishes to avoid the Nimzo-Indian and is probably hoping for 3...b6 when the Queen's Indian Defense will lead him into lines where White has a good chance for a small but persistent advantage. I, however, prefer Efim Bogolubov's defense. Here White could transpose into the Nimzo-Kasparov… |
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Annotated by mybookrunsdeep (1431): This is a very instructional positional game played by a young Gary Kasparov, and a former world champion, Petrosian, who is reduced to a state of complete paralysis. A useful check, Black develops his second piece and is ready to castle. Objectively speaking, not the most ambitious move in Bogo theory. Here 4. Nbd2 is considered to be stronger these days, but Kasparov's reasoning is that… |
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Annotated by appelflap (1000): Here is a annotated game again. Its my plan to make from now annotated games of my teamgames for the other team members. Of course other people may read this too. I hope you enjoy and learn!! very usual openingsmove, It is played 189000 times on GK Not the most usual move(most usual is d6) but it is the best move as well.(according to the chess database it is the only usual move that has a… |
