page 1 of 46; games 1-25 of 1,126  Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. H Van Hartingsvelt vs Euwe   0-1 38 1926 Watersnood E73 King's Indian 2. V Berger vs Reti   0-1 28 1926 Hastings 2627 E73 King's Indian 3. H Price vs Menchik 0-1 53 1929 Ramsgate schev E73 King's Indian 4. Menchik vs G A Thomas   1-0 30 1929 Hastings 2930 E73 King's Indian 5. J Holas vs V Stulik   0-1 35 1943 Zlin E73 King's Indian 6. Roedl vs G Menke   1-0 44 1947 Lueneburg GER E73 King's Indian 7. E Canal vs Najdorf   0-1 38 1950 Dubrovnik E73 King's Indian 8. B Rabar vs G Primavera   1-0 28 1950 Dubrovnik olm E73 King's Indian 9. Flohr vs Liublinsky   1-0 53 1952 Ch Moscow E73 King's Indian 10. Tolush vs Geller   0-1 49 1952 USSR E73 King's Indian 11. Szabo vs G Negyesy   1-0 40 1952 HUN ch E73 King's Indian 12. Gligoric vs Ivkov   ½-½ 22 1954 Belgrade E73 King's Indian 13. G Ilivitsky vs Nezhmetdinov 0-1 29 1954 ? E73 King's Indian 14. Szabo vs F Olafsson   1-0 42 1954 Prague E73 King's Indian 15. G Borisenko vs Novopashin   1-0 37 1954 URS-ch sf E73 King's Indian 16. Gligoric vs G Porreca   1-0 36 1954 Belgrade E73 King's Indian 17. Averbakh vs D Byrne 1-0 42 1954 USSR-USA E73 King's Indian 18. A Tikovsky vs J Marsalek   1-0 34 1954 CSR-ch sf E73 King's Indian 19. F Olafsson vs T Salo   1-0 76 1954 Amsterdam olm E73 King's Indian 20. Letelier vs W Estrada Degrandi   1-0 31 1954 Montevideo E73 King's Indian 21. G Kluger vs I Bilek   ½-½ 30 1954 HUN-ch 10th E73 King's Indian 22. G Borisenko vs H Heemsoth   ½-½ 50 1955 olm3 corr5562 E73 King's Indian 23. Schmid vs Mross   1-0 35 1955 FRG-ch 03rd E73 King's Indian 24. Y Kamenetsky vs Boleslavsky   0-1 40 1955 URS-ch sf E73 King's Indian 25. S Bernstein vs Feuerstein   1-0 60 1955 Manhattan CC-ch 5556 E73 King's Indian  page 1 of 46; games 1-25 of 1,126    REFINE SEARCH:   White wins (1-0) | Black wins (0-1) | Draws (1/2-1/2)

Apr-22-05    Backward Development: A possible gambit line for white in the KID is 5...0-0 6.Bg5 Na6!?<Gallagher's choice> 7.c5!?<the idea is to weaken black's structure, possibly exchange the light-squared bishop for a black knight, further weakening the structure, play Qd2 and 0-0-0 with definite compensation>7...dxc5 8.d5 Nb8<apparently the only move, and one that shows me 6...Na6 might not be so strong.>9.Qd2 c6 10.0-0-0 cxd5 11.e5 Nfd7 12.Nxd5 and white definintely has compensation, and the game is 'complex'. It's a good psychological choice because most KID players are very aggressive and forcing them to defend is a good idea. While black has saved his structure, White has a 5-2 lead in development and should continue actively with moves like h4 and play for mate. Any comments? Sep-16-08    ravel5184: <E73> What's up with your ECO page? Only 1 kibitz? (well 2 now). P.S. Chessmaster always plays this against me!

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