Henk Vedder vs Bruno Carlier (2004)

Henk Vedder vs Bruno Carlier
Dutch Team Championships 2004 · Modern Defense: King Pawn Fianchetto (B06) · 1-0

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May-24-04		shr0pshire: interesting rotabatasch, I have never seen anyone on the master level play this opening like this before. By move 19 I think that black is equal here because of his pawn structure, even though he has a knight to white's rook. Also black is one pawn up at this stage. The longer the game goes on, the doubled rooks become too strong, and become a winning formula for white.

Nov-22-06		aazqua: Black was proabably better by the middle game. DOwn the exchange but white's pawns were horrible. It's not so much a case of the rooks being stronger as it is poor play by black. Giving up the knight was clearly not intentional. 24 ne4 starts things down a bad path. Black can't give up his bishop for a knight in this situation.

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