Author: Alexander Kure
Date: 16:00:12 11/01/99
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On November 01, 1999 at 15:44:29, Jürgen Hartmann wrote: >Its notable that Fritz beat Tiger with the King's Indian. I always thought that >KI is dangerous in comp-comp as black, because its too deeply strategical. I >wonder whether it was a deliberate choice or did they just use a random opening >out of the commercial book of Alex Kure. My Fritz532 book panicky avoids the KI >as black. > >Jürgen. I think Quest is using the book which I prepared for Fritz 6. In this book the King's Indian is activated and played activly by Black. It is true that the King's Indian is strategically a very complex opening, but in the featured game Tiger vs. Quest a variation was played where White attacks on the queenside and Black on the kingside where the white king hides. So Quest had a "normal" attack which suited him quite well. By the way they followed the blindfold game Shirov vs. Nunn from Monaco 1995. 24...f3!? was Quest's new move whereas Nunn played 24...Bd7. Greetings Alex
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