Gata Kamsky vs Dmitry Jakovenko (2008)

Gata Kamsky vs Dmitry Jakovenko
FIDE Grand Prix (2008) · Spanish Game: Closed. Bogoljubow Variation (C91) · 1/2-1/2

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Aug-11-08		randzo: Kamsky had the pairs of bishops but after Nd4 Jakovenko equalizes quite easily and the final positon is abolutely equal with abslolutely no chances for both sides .Jakovenko play very solid lines in which he only equalize every gamme it will be intersting to see him in Svechnikov for example which he tied in his youth instead of Ruy Lopez which is not considered as the best for black since Marsall wasnt play very often in 2008 because of many loses and d3 variation in which white can defend easily and is simply a pawn upp in the endgame and there are no others sharp lines in Ruy Lopez instead of very polular these time Berlin Defense

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