Vasily Smyslov vs Victor Liublinsky (1949)

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Vasily Smyslov vs Victor Liublinsky
USSR Championship (1949), Moscow URS, rd 13, Nov-05
Spanish Game: Closed. Kecskemet Variation (C79) · 1-0

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Oct-18-09		badenbaden: Pachman:�ESTRATEGIA MODERNA EN AJEDREZ� �Tensi�n en el centro� "La valoraci�n de las ventajas y desventajas de un cambio en el centro depende siempre del car�cter total de la posici�n. La tensi�n presenta complicados problemas t�cticos y estrat�gicos, y las posibilidades que puedan surgir al producirse alguna alteraci�n de la estructura de Peones requieren un juicio muy cuidadoso. En nuestro pr�ximo ejemplo las negras se esfuerzan por mantener su formaci�n central de Peones, aunque a costa de restringir la movilidad de sus piezas. El resultado es que las blancas logran un fuerte ataque abriendo el juego en el momento oportuno." Smyslov - Lublinsky (XVII Cto. de la URSS, Mosc� 1949) Apertura Espa�ola. Defensa Steinitz 10. Bb3 "Este movimiento tiene un doble prop�sito; por una parte impide la maniobra en el centro que pudiera surgir despu�s de un inmediato �f1; y por la otra dificulta cualquier intento de fortalecer la casilla e5 mediante ...f6." 15.h4! "El preludio de un ataque en el ala de Rey. Las blancas crean una base en g5 para su Caballo." 19.dxe5! "Abriendo el juego en el momento oportuno. Las negras dif�cilmente podr�n evitar la completa apertura de la columna de Dama, pues si 19. ..., Bxe5; 20. f4, Bf6; 21. Nf3, los Peones centrales y del flanco del Rey de las blancas son sumamente m�viles; y enfrentadas entonces con amenazas como g3-g4-g5 o e4-e5, las negras estar�an en una posici�n muy inc�moda." 22. ...Bd7 "Con su maniobra en la jugada anterior las blancas evitaron la activa colocaci�n del Alfil negro en c6. Ahora tienen tiempo para preparar las operaciones en la columna de Dama." 30.Bb6! "Una preciosa jugada de desviaci�n." 33.Qb6 Abandonan. "En esta partida, la activa posici�n central de las blancas les proporcion� apreciable ventaja de espacio. Podemos afirmar que, en general, el mantenimiento por largo tiempo de la tensi�n en el centro raramente es buena para el bando que est� a la defensiva. Hay, sin embargo, dos medios importantes de proceder cuando estamos a la defensiva: 1. Cambios en el momento adecuado a fin de liquidar el centro completamente. 2. Presi�n contra los Peones centrales del enemigo, oblig�ndoles por lo tanto que termine la tensi�n."

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