Lajos Portisch vs Ulf Andersson (1983)

Lajos Portisch vs Ulf Andersson
Indonesia 1983 · Bogo-Indian Defense: Exchange Variation (E11) · 1-0

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Aug-25-03		seoulmama: Hmm.. I seem to be the only one with enough interest in the subject Andersson plays the Bogo. Admitted, neither the player, nor the opening is too funky, but Ulf's style is certainly interesting.

Aug-26-03		Cyphelium: Well, he is certainly a very strong chessplayer, being Sweden's number 1 for 30 years is impressive. On the other hand....once, when I participated in a chess training camp for children, we sometimes found it hard to make them go to bed in the evenings. Running around as kids do etc. Then a wise man told us: -"Just show them a game with Ulf Andersson. They'll all fall asleep." How right he was....

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