Author: Drexel,Michael
Date: 17:26:03 04/17/03
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On April 17, 2003 at 12:52:11, Mark Nagy wrote: >I was wondering if anybody here could tell me anything about the ZOOM 001 >repertoire. Would it be a good method to learn a repertoire? How good would an >entire repertoire be, based on playing grunfeld pawn structures against anything >as black and as white? I had thought that a certain variation of the Grunfeld >may be very bad for black.....is that true? > >I have asked plenty of questions. I'm trying to get to a decent repertoire and >stick with it and need some opinions, or perhaps past experience on the >viability of this approach. > >Thanks, >Mark It is a good idea to play an opening with white and black but hardly the grunfeld pawn structure. First of all black has no problems after Nf3,g3,d4 because the c-Pawn is often still on c7. Therefore black can also play c6 with full equality and good chances later on. The grunfeld with black is a daring opening. Today you cant play it with sucess unless you know almost everything. There are a lot of Variations to study and IMO its not worth the effort.
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