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Re: Caro-Kann versus 2..Qxd5 3.Nc3 Qd6 Center-Counter
Reply #5 - 09/01/09 at 18:51:41
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HoemberChess wrote on 08/30/09 at 21:06:39:
Willempie wrote on 08/30/09 at 20:29:59:
In which aspects it doesnt? The Qd6 scandi is the poor man's CK. Wink


For example, a lot more theory. Lots of different, playable systems against  the C-K.
Facing the C-K, Whites usually have a favorite line... You should know plenty of "favorite line"s.

The only reason white has favourite lines is because it is a good opening. As white I have never really prepared for the Scandi, but always play something similar to what I play against the CK, but without having to think too much. Basically with the CK, you need to pick a line against the advance, one against the Panov and one against the main line. None of them will cause a major memory problem. A bit more than the Scandi, but the positions you end up with are usually better (plus due to the lines being a bit more work in the CK, the middle game is easier to play).
  

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Re: Caro-Kann versus 2..Qxd5 3.Nc3 Qd6 Center-Counter
Reply #4 - 09/01/09 at 18:03:56
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The poor man's C-K ? Higher acceleration usually indicates a richer man...
  
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Re: Caro-Kann versus 2..Qxd5 3.Nc3 Qd6 Center-Counter
Reply #3 - 08/30/09 at 21:06:39
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Willempie wrote on 08/30/09 at 20:29:59:
In which aspects it doesnt? The Qd6 scandi is the poor man's CK. Wink


For example, a lot more theory. Lots of different, playable systems against  the C-K.
Facing the C-K, Whites usually have a favorite line... You should know plenty of "favorite line"s.
  

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*W 1d4) Torre/Barry/Pirc/Philidor/ early _d5:early c4(QGD/Slav/QGD/etc)
*B) 1e4:e6 [+1_c5 2Nf3 a6]| 1d4:e6 2c4 Bb4+ BID/pseudoNID [+1_Nf6 NID]| 1c4:c5,_Nc6,_e5,_g6| 1Nf3:c5
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Re: Caro-Kann versus 2..Qxd5 3.Nc3 Qd6 Center-Counter
Reply #2 - 08/30/09 at 21:04:59
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Willempie wrote on 08/30/09 at 20:29:59:
In which aspects it doesnt? The Qd6 scandi is the poor man's CK. Wink


Only if Black follows up with 4.d4 Nf6 5.Nf3/Bc4 c6. If Black prefers 5...a6 or even 5...g6, it is a different matter entirely.

Even so, White keeps a slight advantage with accurate play.
  

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Re: Caro-Kann versus 2..Qxd5 3.Nc3 Qd6 Center-Counter
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In which aspects it doesnt? The Qd6 scandi is the poor man's CK. Wink
  

If nothing else works, a total pig-headed unwillingness to look facts in the face will see us through.
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Caro-Kann versus 2..Qxd5 3.Nc3 Qd6 Center-Counter
08/30/09 at 19:19:06
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In what aspects does the C-K offer more than the 3..Qd6 Scandinavian for Black?

And which is safer for Black?

(C-K doesn't only mean 3.Nc3, but also the Advance, the Panov, 2.c4, the Exchange, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc)

  

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*W 1d4) Torre/Barry/Pirc/Philidor/ early _d5:early c4(QGD/Slav/QGD/etc)
*B) 1e4:e6 [+1_c5 2Nf3 a6]| 1d4:e6 2c4 Bb4+ BID/pseudoNID [+1_Nf6 NID]| 1c4:c5,_Nc6,_e5,_g6| 1Nf3:c5
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