The rap against the Rubinstein has usually been that Black is playing for a draw. It's not that simple.
Showing posts with label Svidler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Svidler. Show all posts
Dec 29, 2009
Caro-Kann 101: The Short Variation (Advance)
Back to the Caro-Kann Advance and 5...Nd7. Take a close look at moves 6-10 in contrast to G26 below. This time Svidler is on the black side. Morozevich's move, 9...h5, is worth a closer look, although it didn't work out for Svidler here. Sjugirov's 10.g3 is the novelty in this game.
Dec 26, 2009
Caro-Kann 101: The Short Variation (Advance)
The Short variation of the Advance Caro-Kann has probably never been more popular than now. Black is barely holding his own statistically; however, this try by Svidler is not going to set Black back much.
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