Dimitri Reinderman vs Vladimir Kramnik (1990)

Dimitri Reinderman vs Vladimir Kramnik
Ch World (cadets) (under 16) 1990 · Sicilian Defense: Lasker-Pelikan. Sveshnikov Variation Novosibirsk Variation (B33) · 1/2-1/2

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Feb-12-05		semesterian: (sighs) Someday I hope to play the Sveshnikov but first I actually have to memorize the first twenty+ moves of theory LOL!

Sep-05-05		Bobwhoosta: I would say the Svenshnikov is tougher for Black. I can play against it quite well with white, all you do is concentrate all possible forces on d5 and reroute the knight that gets offside. All the set ups follow logically from there.

Sep-05-05		azaris: <Bobwhoosta> So which line do you play?

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