Author: Marc van Hal
Date: 13:17:18 12/10/01
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On December 10, 2001 at 14:03:15, Peter Berger wrote: >On December 10, 2001 at 13:50:13, Marc van Hal wrote: >>>>Any problem with 2. Nf3 ?! Really curious .. >>>> >>>>pete > >>I only see this as trolling these days >>And I don't see any reason to respons deeper on this >> > >My question was quite serious. Yes, I would be _very_ surprised to see something >wrong with 2.Nf3 but I am always eager to learn. > >>Because the reasons are givven over and over and over again. >>But if you want to play stuburn go ahead but don't expect any answers in the >>future on this sort of questions. > >I haven't seen any analysis or ideas provided by you on 2. Nf3 in this forum >that explained why it should be taken out of the opening book of chessprograms ( >and , please, I can't know about your emails to kasparovchess you mentioned in >other posts) . I for one would be interested very much to discuss your ideas >here. > >Friendly greetings, >pete Ok here a quick hint a because of indeed the Grunfeld defense it was only that Kasparov did play the same position like he did before but I already posted why it was not good Building up the presure on the centre with eventualy a Rd8 gives black a small advantage But the postings of the Grunfeld also where made on icd It is not my fold that you can't find them again. The Junior6 book can help you out if you look carefuly but the second reason is that after d4,d5 2.Nf3,e6 The knight also stands wrongly placed to hold the advantage if you want to contineu with the idea of Nc3 and Bg5 And other idea after Nf3 then could be Not playing Bg5 and Nc3 but Nd2 b3 Bb2 But if black plays it corectly White will loose the advantage here too And I don't make postings anymore I rather sell them. So atleast my work gets the credit it deserves Also maybe I am now blowing a litle high from the tower but I do not think you are qualefied to make deep going anelyzes Curently I am working on this but it will take at least 1 more year when I am finished.
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