Author: blass uri
Date: 15:07:30 05/19/99
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On May 19, 1999 at 12:10:36, Francis Monkman wrote: > >On May 19, 1999 at 11:09:38, blass uri wrote: > >>black does not have to go for the position after 7.Qe2 >>black can play 5...d5 instead of d6 planning to play g5 after 6.d4. > >Sure, and after 7. h4 g4 8. Ng1 (I guess White can 'afford' this reciprocal >move) what remains? Neither 8. ...Be7 nor 8. ...f3 seem to be going anywhere, in >fact I think the advantage would pass to White after the latter. Junior5.4 agrees about it. I gave it the position after 8....f3 9.gxf3 and after some hours the best it could find is 9...Be7 with 0.3 pawns advantage for white. >position in chess terms, rather than computer terms, it's clear that Black's >kingside pawn advance is unsupportable, and the opening has been 'bad for both >sides'. White can also vary with 6. exd6 Bxd6 (presumably not ...Qxd6) 7. d4, >and there's certainly no advantage there for Black, IMO. I see one pawn advantage for black but maybe white has enough compensation for the pawn. I have no experience with these kind of positions so I do not know. Uri
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