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Grünfeld Defence [D70-D99] (Moderators: CraigEvans, proustiskeen, Hadron)
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Opening Repertoire Strategic Play with 1 d4 review
I found a new book for everyman about 1.d4 and strategic play and I am thinging to buy it.
I saw that it has "The Romanishin Variation", it is against Grunfeld defence? I do not see any "Gr... Started 04/30/23 at 16:52:24 by Avatar « Pages 1 2 3 all » |
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 09/28/23 at 15:21:16By: Avatar |
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Resources on the Bc4 Exchange Grünfeld
Have there been any Resources on the Bc4 Exchange Grünfeld for the White Side recently?
Started 10/11/20 at 16:21:45 by mxstoe |
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10/12/20 at 10:32:27 By: Pawnpusher |
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Books advocating Bf4 vs the Grunfeld for White
Is anyone aware of a few good repertoire books advocating the Bf4 line vs the Grunfeld? I mean, before or after Nf3. I vaguely remember at least one such book being written, but unfortunately forgot t...
Started 11/24/17 at 21:18:04 by grandpatzer |
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11/24/17 at 22:43:01 By: Stigma |
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Good book explaining the Bf4 Line vs Gruenfeld?
Is there any good repertoire book explaining in some detail, from White's point of view, the Bf4 (before or after Nf3) line vs the Gruenfeld?
Thank you. Started 05/01/17 at 21:14:17 by grandpatzer |
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05/01/17 at 22:55:28 By: LeeRoth |
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Why does the Modern Exchange work?
Critical lines in the Grunfeld can start with 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 g6 3. Nc3 d5 4. cxd5 Nxd5 5. e4 Nxc3 6. bxc3 Bg7 7. Nf3
I have also been looking at the reversed version of the position after 1. N... Started 01/19/17 at 10:15:21 by RdC |
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01/20/17 at 12:22:14 By: Bonsai |
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What is this variation called?
What is this variation called? What's the oldest example with it? 365chess.com indicates Ben Finegold as the player who plays it most. However online chess-base indicates that Czech GM Jansa played...
Started 07/19/16 at 23:01:57 by George Jempty |
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07/21/16 at 19:17:06 By: brenog |
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Russian system Budapest-like TN on move 8
Black has a Budapest-like TN on move 8 of the 7...c6 line against the Russian System. After 8.Be2 Black can play 8...e5!? and first did in a low level (both players under 1900) correspondence game. ...
Started 07/16/16 at 06:52:27 by George Jempty |
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07/16/16 at 06:52:27 By: George Jempty |
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Playing the Grunfeld
For all of my playing career I have played the King's Indian, but recently I have been considering switching to a defense that suits my style better. I enjoy playing open, tactical positions and I fee...
Started 06/03/16 at 16:43:16 by cheese111 |
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06/03/16 at 20:57:34 By: proustiskeen |
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New Book on Grunfeld
New in Chess are promoting a new book by Milos Pavlovic
https://www.newinchess.com/Shop/ProductDetails.aspx?ProductID=7582&Currency=Euro.... Started 05/24/16 at 13:02:12 by RdC |
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05/24/16 at 16:34:21 By: kylemeister |
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Grünfeld Fianchetto, 10.Nh4!?
Recently I came across the following:
1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.Nf3 Bg7 4.g3 d5 5.cxd5 Nxd5 6.Bg2 Nb6 7.Nc3 Nc6 8.e3 O-O 9.O-O Re8 (a main line), and now 10.Nh4!? (with the idea 11.f4, it seems). 1... Started 02/18/16 at 13:56:56 by Pessoa |
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02/19/16 at 08:14:29 By: Pessoa |
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Dembo Grunfeld book question
Just looking at the line that Dembo recommends in her book, "Play the Grunfeld", against the 8.Rb1 Exchange variation. Beginning with 7 Nf3 c5 8 Rb1 0-0 9 Be2 b6 instead of 10 0-0, white may play 10 ...
Started 01/21/16 at 11:52:00 by crdII |
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01/27/16 at 12:05:05 By: crdII |
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Gruenfeld repertoire against all 1.d4 systems
I am familiar with The Kaufman Repertoire, but which other printed books detail a repertoire for Black against all the 1.d4 systems (i.e. not only 2.c4) that is based around the Gruenfeld?
Started 12/04/15 at 09:44:30 by Marek Soszynski |
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12/11/15 at 13:54:29 By: Bibs |
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How to make a draw against the Grünfeld?
Hi friends,
as as 1.e4-player I recently toyed with 1.d4 and 1.c4 in my classical tournament games with very decent results. In fact I only played this moves when I was somewhat sure that my oppo... Started 01/27/13 at 10:50:23 by Matemax « Pages 1 2 3 all » |
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07/07/15 at 10:04:48 By: brabo |
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Reply to White's 3.d5 pawn advance
Hi All,
In the Grunfeld defence, what happens if White plays 3.d5 after 1.d4,Nf6, 2.c4,g6 ? Doesn't the pawn advance cramp up Black's position? Regards, Utpal Started 04/05/15 at 15:16:43 by Utpal Nandi |
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06/18/15 at 19:54:59 By: kylemeister |
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Positional, quiet and solid answer to the Grünfeld
Hello.
For White, in the Grünfeld Defense, which variation tends to lead on average to the most positional, quiet, solid, slow, boring and strategic positions? i.e. the least sharp and tactical p... Started 05/25/15 at 12:18:35 by Marc Benford |
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05/25/15 at 19:53:34 By: LostTactic |
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English Qb3 vs. Grunfeld.
Hi,
Where can I find some theory about this line? (book, article, internet video, dvd…) 1.c4 Cf6 2.Cc3 g6 3.Cf3 d5 4 cxd5 Cxd5 5.Qb3 Usually, after 5…Nb6 6.d4, it would transpose to a n... Started 04/13/15 at 09:56:12 by fairchess |
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04/13/15 at 09:56:12 By: fairchess |
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Bluffing Fianchetto Grünfeld for Fianchetto KID
I like to play the Fianchetto KID, but obviously the direct move order 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 g6 3. g3 just allows the Fianchetto Grünfeld with either the knight or the ...c6 Symmetrical set-up. I know that ...
Started 01/26/15 at 05:07:46 by DenVerdsligeRejsende |
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02/14/15 at 22:23:58 By: Lauri Torni |
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The Grunfeld According to Peter Svidler (chess24)
Greetings all
 , So I just purchased my friend Peter Svidler's concise treatise on his favourite Grunfeld defence. It's over 12 hours long of super-G goodness exploring a very topical opening from t... Started 09/13/14 at 15:33:19 by Snow_Lion |
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09/13/14 at 17:58:02 By: tipau |
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Long-term weapon against Grunfeld?
The interesting thing about the Grunfeld is that it is not immediately clear what the "main line" is. For example, in the Nimzo or Queen's Indian one can say, specialise in 4. e3 and 4. g3 respectivel...
Started 04/15/14 at 15:59:56 by lnn2 |
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08/17/14 at 18:50:58 By: Smyslov_Fan |
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07/17/14 at 20:21:58 By: gauss |
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