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7.Nh2 Rce8 8.Kh1 Be6 9.b3 Nb4 10.Bg2 Bd5 11.Nf3 Re6!?
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, followed by ...Qe7, yields Black a clear advantage – Botvinnik.
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Larsen - Sax
Linares 1983
Black to move
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Larsen - Sax Linares 1983 Black to move
1...Qd5!
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Provoking e3-e4 in order to soften up the f4-square.
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2.e4 Qc6 3.Ra3 Rfd8 4.Bg5 h6! 5.Be3
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5.Bxf6 gxf6 6.Kh1 Ng6 7.Rg1 Kh7 with a slight advantage – Sax.
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5...Ng6 6.c4 Nh5!
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Black starts working on the f4 weakness.
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7.c5 bxc5 8.bxc5 Rab8 9.Bc4 Nhf4 10.Qa2 Qc7! 11.Qa1 Qe7
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Heading for g5 or h4, with an initiative.
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Romanishin - Suba
Moscow 1986
White to move
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Romanishin - Suba Moscow 1986 White to move
1.Rg1!
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Before taking on e6 White provokes ...g7-g6 to soften up the opponent's dark squares.
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1...g6
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1...Ng6 2.Rg5!? preparing h4-h5 is one of several possibilities.
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2.Bf4 Ned7 3.Bxe6 Rxc5 4.Be3!
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Enabling a future Bd4.
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4...Rc6 5.Bh3 Re8 6.Rd1 Rc2 7.h5!
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Some surprising dynamics that helps to activate the rook on g1.
