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Garry Kasparov vs Anatoli Karpov
Karpov-Kasparov World Championship Match 1987  ·  English Opening: King's English. Four Knights Variation Fianchetto Lines (A29)  ·  1-0


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Nov-15-05   Averageguy: Nice combo at the end.
Nov-15-05   PARACONT1: I followed the match then and I'm quite sure that combo never took place! Karpov resigned before the sealed move 41.
Nov-16-05   Poisonpawns: <Paracont1> You are correct Karpov resigned on move 41.Rd8 the combination never took place.21..Nd7? was big mistake ,Karpov was worried about Rxf6 which was possible a few moves before ,but here 21..Rae8 with adv to white is better than game continuation
Dec-03-05   rjsolcruz: In one of the 6-board simul vs NM Cabellon at Meralco Chess Club on Nov 30, 2005, NM Cabellon continued with the rare 3 e3, that per MCO14 was first played by Nimzovich vs Spielmann in 1928.
Sep-09-07
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  gambitfan: I am worried with 6... e4.

What is better ?

7 Ng5 or 7 Ne1 ?

Jul-27-08   Cactus: 7.Ng5 is better, putting pressure on the e-pawn.
Jun-29-09
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  Knight13: <gambitfan> Funny you should ask. This game answered your question!!!

7. Ne1 is a bit passive, but you could play it if you want. Follow it up with Nc2 and d3.

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