Frank Ross Anderson vs Boris De Greiff (1954)

Frank Ross Anderson vs Boris De Greiff
Amsterdam ol (Men) 1954 · Spanish Game: Morphy Defense. Modern Steinitz Defense (C73) · 1-0

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Jan-03-11		Sem: 10. c5!, the move that IMO determines the game.

Jan-13-12		King Death: A better way to play against this sideline 7.c4 may be 7...Ne7 as in this game: E Walther vs Keres, 1959, although Black's play here was very weak, he gave his opponent everything without putting up any kind of a fight. The play is more like a game from a simul than one between masters.

Jan-13-12		SimonWebbsTiger: @<King Death> and you would be correct. Theory does give the nod to the maneuver ...Ng8-e7-g6. White's whole plan is, of course, to attack the doubled pawn complex. A more recent example is Adams vs Conquest, 1997 Conquest lost but it wasn't due to his opening choice.

Jan-13-12		King Death: <Simon> When I played this it was always with 7.Nc3 and I don't really remember seeing 7.c4. It's been a long time though.

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