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Re: 1. d4, d5 2. Nf3, c5
Reply #6 - 07/20/07 at 14:48:27
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nyoke wrote on 07/06/07 at 09:11:38:
Since the Sebastian Open we know what GM Prié plays in that position : 3. c3.
Not surprising perhaps, although I had expected him to go the Bellon Lopez way with 3. c4.


3.c4  is considered the stronger and now the only way to avoid the Tarrasch is: 3... e6 4.cd5 cd4!?
The ICCF world champion Penrose 've played this line but it was long time ago! 
  
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Reply #5 - 07/16/07 at 18:46:38
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I should have introduced this topic as a poll...
  
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Reply #4 - 07/16/07 at 18:41:18
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I should have presented this topic as a poll. 
Now the mystery as to why one would opt for those other variations remains...
  
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Re: 1. d4, d5 2. Nf3, c5
Reply #3 - 07/13/07 at 21:35:43
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nyoke wrote on 07/06/07 at 13:32:01:
It does seem the most promising continuation, especially if Whiote hangs on to his pawn after ...e6  (4. b4 or even 4. Be3!?).
But it goes against the grain of the QPG not to maintain the d4 pawn, of course.


But this is a queens gambit where the person with the extra pawn also had an extra move (Nf3)!
  
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It does seem the most promising continuation, especially if Whiote hangs on to his pawn after ...e6  (4. b4 or even 4. Be3!?).
But it goes against the grain of the QPG not to maintain the d4 pawn, of course.
  
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Reply #1 - 07/06/07 at 12:10:12
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Doesn't a Queen's Gambit Accepted Reversed (3. dc) promise White something?
  
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1. d4, d5 2. Nf3, c5
07/06/07 at 09:11:38
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Since the Sebastian Open we know what GM Prié plays in that position : 3. c3.
Not surprising perhaps, although I had expected him to go the Bellon Lopez way with 3. c4.
  
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