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Aseev-Zakharevich, Petersburg, 1995. Position after 18 . Rad8. The fight over e4 is balanced White has three. Defending pieces versus Blacks three attackers. Both sides can bring an extra man to bear on the. Focal point Re1 versus . Re7 and . Rde8. White would dominate the center if he were able. To centralize the a1 rook as well. But, since. Its tied down to protecting the weak a5 pawn,. He cannot entertain such ambitions. Nd7 20 Na2 Nxa2. Nd7 20 Bf3 Re6 21 Be3 Rde8 22 Rfd1. Qc8 20 Rab1 Qc7 21 Ra1.CONTENT
This web page chessbirdsopening.blogspot.com states the following, "The fight over e4 is balanced White has three." We saw that the webpage said " Defending pieces versus Blacks three attackers." It also said " Both sides can bring an extra man to bear on the. Focal point Re1 versus . White would dominate the center if he were able. To centralize the a1 rook as well. Its tied down to protecting the weak a5 pawn,. He cannot entertain such ambitions. Nd7 20 Bf3 Re6 21 Be3 Rde8 22 Rfd1. Qc8 20 Rab1 Qc7 21 Ra1."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
Through f2-f3, h2-h4-h5, Be3-h6, etc. Position is somewhat inferior thanks to the. If the c-file were half-open,. He would have enviable chances against. 9 Bg5 Nc6 10 Bb5 Bd7 11 Nf3 Be6 12 Rhe1. 9 Bg5 Nbd7 10 Bc4 Re8 11 Rhe1 Qe5 12 f4. 9 Bh6 Qe7 10 Bxg7 Kxg7 11 Qe3 Nxd4. 12 Rxd4 Be6 13 e5 dxe5. 9 f3 Ne5 10 h3 Re8 11 f4 Nc6. 9 f3 Qe7 10 Bh6 Bh8 11 Bg5 Qe5. 9 f3 Qe7 10 h4 Re8 11 h5 Nxd4. 12 Bxd4 Nxh5 13 Nd5.
At this juncture, 11 d4-d5 is not possible and. Following 11 d4xc5, both 11 . 11 Nxc5 are good for Black. The prospects of his g7 bishop. Cxd4 12 Bxd4 Nc5 13 a4 Rc8 14 Qg5.
The f8 bishop is imprisoned. B5 and d5 are weak. The King is poorly placed and unable to castle.
Seek the opportunity to play . Attempt to push the b-pawn to b5. To force White to clarify the center with d4-d5.
And later on he can push f2-f4, e2-e4, and. So, what is the game plan for Black? If White ignores the rook, Black will follow up. With the invasive 2 . This capture allows Black to put instant pressure. On c4 and it also gives his d7 knight a fine post.