Author: Hristo
Date: 03:13:09 03/15/01
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On March 15, 2001 at 05:56:45, Dan Andersson wrote: >It is a case of specific variations here. I said that after 5. Nc3 c5 was good. >After 5. Bf4 e6 is the better move I think. But 5. Bf4 c5 seems A.Ok to me also. i tried 5. .. e6, however at some point c5 is the best choice and the positions falls into the same pattern. 5. Bf4 e6 6. Nc3 Bd6 7. Qd2 ... and white position is fine. At least I can not find an easy way to equalize the position with black. For the most part black are fighting for equility or so it seems. Which leads me to believe that a better plan for black is to attempt e5. >You cannot use computer-computer matches to decide whomever is better in a >position. agreed ... ;-) I watched crafty play and made it go back many times in order to evaluate different plans. Tested about 30 permutations and let only five of them to play out more than 17 moves. >Especially one such as this where strategical considerations are of >tatamount importance i.e. a misplaced piece or a lost tempo can be deciding >here. Also you should use a program that is good in the opening phase of the >game (without the book) as Tiger and Gandalf. > no book indeed! regards. hristo >Regards Dan Andersson
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