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Subject: Re: Slavian defence Nh4 variation

Author: pete

Date: 13:45:57 02/14/00

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On February 13, 2000 at 10:27:58, Marc van Hal wrote:

>I still find it strange they did,nt read my post corectly before after Nh4,Bg4
>f3,Bh5 g4,Nd5 Ng2,Bg6 Qb3,a5 e4,Nb6 Be3,Nxc4 Qxc4,Nd7 ther are only 2 good moves
>and that's Rfd1 and Bf2 the rook fd1 setup contineus with the plan Ra1c1
>followed by Bf2 to place the knight from g2 to e3 this is the only corect path
>all other setups are wrong and by that all computer programs will call Nh4 the
>wrong line wich is not the fact.
>programs don't find this line because of a threat on e4 but is overlooking the
>fact that the bischop is pinned when black first takes the knight on c3 because
>of Rxc3.
>also the programs still will say that black has a slight edge also this is not
>the fact the positional advantage of White will give White the edge in the end.
>Also the Bf2 contineus with the same setup as with the Rook fd1 setup.
>This is why i stopped posting in the first place nobody read the fully anelyzed
>games i posted and only knew how to bug a person who only wanted to help.

Hi Marc,

I think you often post very interesting stuff.

The problem though it is very hard to get your message sometimes .

For example : I am quite experienced with chess books and opening preparation
but the first thing I thought was : what is he talking about ?

After some thinking I thought you were probably talking about slav main line
but you really make it a little hard for others to follow ; so I think it is not
lack of interest on the board but maybe people simply can't understand-

I think if you started from the beginning of the game preferrably in PGN
notation with 1. d4 d5 2. c4 c6 etc . you make it a lot easier

Then after Nxc4 Qxc4 Nbd7 when the critical position you want to discuss is
reached it would be nice to have an FEN or even better a diagram .

Then you might add a question like : here is the line I want to discuss ; what
does your program give ? is there any flaw in my analysis ; as you seem to be a
very experienced chessplayer I think many people will be happy to discuss your
ideas and compair it with the programs' ideas and their own reflections.

Also it seems you refer to another post here ; what might it have been ? You
have to admit this is hard to guess for someone who doesn't read _every_ message
.

I hope I haven't said anything offensive ( at least this _really_ wasn't my
intention )  but I already had the impression when you stopped posting your
interesting opening analysis that your idea that nobody was interested was
simply a misunderstanding .





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