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YoOupre Mniidndgl,e game anEdn dgPalmaey Ken Smith & DeRVoayu n ChessD igest, Inc Copyrigh1t9©9 2 ChessD igestI,n c. Thisi st hef irsetd itioonfT estY our Opening, Middlegaamned Endgameb,y Ken Smitha nd Roy DeVaultp,u blishiend 1992Al.l rights resuenrdveerd Pan Americana nd InternatiCoonpaly righcto nven­ tion. s ISBN 0-85768-208-1 No parto f thisp ublicatmiaoyn be reproduced, storeidn a retriesvyaslt emo,r transmititne adn y form, or by any means:e lectroneilce,c tratoisctm,a gnetic tapesm,e chanicaplh otocopyirnegc,o rdinogr, o ther­ wise,w ithouptr ioarn d currenpte rmissifroonm the publisher. AuthorKse:n Smitha nd Roy Devault EditorK:e n Smith ComputeTry pesettiRnogy: D evault Cover: Elaine Smith ProofreadeRro:y Devault Publiers:hC hessD igesItn,c ®,1 601 Tantor( P.O. Box 5902D9a)ll aTse,x as7 5229 Sendt hep ublish$e2r .f00o rt heN ew ChessG uide that cataloegvse ry chessb ookf org enerasla lei n the UniteSdt atesY.o u areg ivenp ublisheprasg,e c ounts, notatiaonnd critical reviews. Alissoa frienec luded ChessI mprovemecnotu rsfeo r beginneurps through Masterl evepll ayers. TabloefC ontents 3 Tableo fC ontents Introduction 5 TestN o.1 Kaidanov-Dodnsaoln 9 King's Isladn 1992 SlavE xchangVea riation TestN o. 2 Kasparov-KarpoSve,v iell1e9 87 1 1 EnglisOhp ening TestN o. 3 Timman-Hulak,Z agreb 1965 1 4 NimzoindiaDne fense TestN o.4 Smagin-SaloPvo,s tal1 984 2 0 SiciliaDne fense TestN o.5 Tukmakov-Razuvaev, Moscow 19832 5 Queen'Isn diaDne fense TestN o. 6 Kovalev-nEgiorn,U SSR 1983 2 9 FrenchD efense TestN o. 7 Tai-MileCso,l ogne1 981 3 3 Caro-aKnn Defense TestN o. 8 Cebal-oIvokv, Yugolsav Ch 1981 3 7 SlavD efense TestN o. 9 Nunn-Anhtony, England 1981 4 2 SiciliDaenf ense TestN o. 10 Cebalo-Ciolctaae 4 6 SmederevskPaa lanka1 980 King'sI ndianD efense TestN o. 11 Gutierrez-rBonstein 50 BuenosA ires 1978 Ruy Lopez TestN o. 12 Poma-rTai,L as Palmas1 975 5 4 King'sI ndianD efense TestN o. 13 Taimanov-HorTta,l lin1 975 5 8 Englsih Opening TestN o. 14 Petrsoian-BohmM,o scow 1975 6 3 SlavD efense TestN o. 15 Barle-PortisPcohr,t oroz1 975 6 8 ViennaG ame TestN o. 16 Gellre-Polugeavksy, Porotroz 1973 72 SiciliaDne fense TestN o. 17 Torr-eRadulov,L eningrad1 973 7 5 Sicialni Defense 4 Tableo f Contents Test No. 18 Browne-Larsen 80 San Antonio1 972C aro-KanDne fense TestN o. 19 KarpovG-rigorian 8 5 Lennigrad 1971 AlekhineD'esf ense TestN o. 20 Korc hn oi -N ajd or f 9 2 Wijk An Zee1 971 Semi-Tarrasch TestN o. 21 Forintos-Adorjan 96 Beverwijk1 971G runfelDde fense Test No. 22F ische-rSchweber 101 BuenosA ires1 970 FrenchD efense TestN o. 23 Hort-Schamvkioc,h Tiflis1 970 108 NimzoindiaDne fense TestN o. 24B alians-Korcnhoi, Lugano 19681 13 SiciliDaenf ense TestN o. 25 Korchnoi-Tal, Beverwijk 1968 117 NimzoindiaDne fense TestN o. 26S ch u ko v it sk ·yL engy eI 124 Sochi 1967 Queen'Isn dianD efense TestN o. 27 Spassky-Ree, Beverwijk 1967 128 Ruy Lopez TestN o. 28B olbochan-Smyslov 134 Mar delP lata 1966S lavD efense Test No. 29 Langeweg-oBbotosv 142 Beverwjikl966 Queen'Isn dianD efense Test No.3 0P ortis-cBhagirov 146 Beverw i j k C1a9r6o5- Kann Defense TestN o.3 1 Hoad-Rdieout, England,1964 15 0 Englhi sOpening TestN o.3 2 Bronstei-nDely, Moscow,1926 154 Ruy Lopez TestN o. 33 O'Kelly-Brogden 160 Eastbourne1 961 ModernD efense TestN o. 34 Schmidt-Fuller 165 Lenzer h ei de 1956 SiciliDaenf ense Test No. 35R ab ar-Donner,G oteburg 1955 168 King'sI ndianD efense Introduction 5 Why One ShouldS tudyC ompletGea mes Therei s no bettewra y to improvyeo urc hesst hanb y studying complete gamoepse.n inTgmh oev es - with theiars sociatiedde as- shoulbde observeads theyt ake you intot he strtaegyo f the middlegamweh,i cht hen evolveisn tot hef inal s-tatghee e ndgame. Withint heg ame itseltfr,u ec hessi nstructainodn e n­ joymentc ome when we sufferf,i ghta nd rejoicwei th eachm ove.Y es,b othm oves- theW hitem ove and then theB lackW.h en one sideh ast hea dvantagweo,r kw ith him when iti sh ist urnt o preshsi se dge.T hen,a ftethre move is made,d igi n and struggwliet ht hes idet hati s defendinbge,c uase a fined efensivmeo ve or a tri­ umphantc ounterattiasc akl soa fabuloucsh essr eward. Howt oU seT hisB ook Our format consisotfs g ame scorewsi thy ou playing on thes ideo f thev ictoripoluasy erE.a chm ove for the winninsgi dew illb e givena pointa ward.I f therea re reasonaballet ernatitvheesn,s econdarcyh oicewsi llb e givenw itht heiarp propripaotien ta wardsS.o me moves willb e so routinaen d obvioutsh ata singlpeo into r evenn one (in catsheeo f a forcedo r obvioumso ve)w ill awarded. Play over the game by 'uncoverintgh'e moves one at a timeW.h en iti s White'mso ve (on occasion you - as thew inninsgi de- will have Balsakc tkh)e questio'nW hite'bse stm ove is_ _ ?'.Lo ok at theb oard and answert heq uestioinns y ourm ind.R ecortdh ef urit Qf y.QJU'.. observatsi oonn� . as crediits givenfo r variatiomnosv,e sa nd ideass,o me of whichd o noto ccur in the game.I n ordert o avoid' tippionfgf 'm oves,i n somec asecsr ediits g ivenfo r a move choicien then otes to a latemro ve!M ake yourm ove on the boarda,n d read the annotatioTnhse.n ask qtuhees tio'nB lack'bse st move is ?'.U ncover Blamcokv'es a nd make theo ne -;-� in theg a as you absortbh en otesC.o ntiune thisp ro­ cessu ntitlh e game is over.A lwaysa sk yourseltfh e 6 Introduction questionssi,n cew e are tryintgo establias ht hinking patterOnn.l ya ftemru ch practiccaen you shortetnh e questionasn,d thenf inalleyl,i minatthee m entirely. Make YourD ecisioTnh,e nS topa ndQ uestioint . The basicl oigc behinds electian gc hessm ove is the procesosf eliminati'oIwn a:n tt o do thisb,u tI can'gto thereb ecaushee takesm e. I can'tg o hereb ecausiet leaves tshqiusa reu nprotectSeod,. I have to do this first'. Seeingi s daihfefaidc ubletc,a usiet i nvolveyso u opponentb'ess tr epyl as well. I' Idfo thish,e probably doest hatt;h eni fI playt hisw,h atd oesh e do?W aita minut..e.I can'ts eet hisf ara headi n my mind!Y es!H e mustp layt herea,n dt henI go here- or do I?'T.h isp ro­ ceduries o fteon vert heh eado f then ovicbee causiet i s difficutlot v isualirzeel ationshwiiptsh oumto vingt he piecesA. Mastedro esa llh isa nalyswiist hh ish ead- not with thish andsI!t 'eass y oncey ou geti ntot heh abit. Use Our Method If you uset hem ethodo utlineydo,u aree xposetdi me anda gaint o them oves.Y ou arefo rcedt o make a deci­ siont,h enc orrecitt o vera nd overa gainR.e petitiiosn the key, and fbreinnegef itasr e enomrous.Y ou are learnitnog 'feelt'h eo peningyso;u aree xposed tthoe intricacoife tsh em iddlegamaen;d you becomei nvolved in accurateen dgaems.B y inductiotnh,e s ubconsciiosu s stoirng up valuablien formatioannd, thceo nscious mind is beingt raineWde. are literabluliyl dincgh ess intoo ur fingertbiyp so ur increasicnhge ssk nowledge, learninjgu dgmento f positionasn,d developicnhge ss 'nituiiotn'. Ify ou studyt hed iagrambse forteh eg ames,y ou will be givena cluet o thec oursteh eg ame willt akeW.i th thish elp,w e expecyto u to make an excellesnhto wing as you go in ther ighdti rection. Set TAi meL imit By coveribnogt hs ide'nse xt movyeo,u w illb e ina po­ siiton similatro actaul tournamencton diti.o nTshis method will often recqounisried erhaatsriodo bne, sure Introduction 7 to allow yourself stuifmfeit coi tehnnitk . We recom­ mend settian gt imel imiotf a leastth irtmyin utse to as much as two hourst o simulatteh e playincgon stirnats of 'real' gaImne tsh.i sm annery ou can geta ture esti­ mate of your playsitnrge ngtahs gaugeda gaisnt top notchi nternatipolnaayle rsP.a cey ourselTfh!e rei s lit­ tlec rediitn making sat ronpgl ayers'cso reb utt aking farl ongetrh anh e wouldb e allowedOn. theo thehra nd, thec lockm ay reveatlh aty ou are notg ivinygo urself enought imefo r thed eptho f thoughrte quireIdf. p er­ sonalt ime constraidnitcst atet hat you wtohrrko ugh these teasnt sh oura t a timet,r yt o play2 0m ovesp er hour.A t thee nd of eachg ame you can comparey our totaplo inttso thec orrespondlienvge olf playinogn the scale. Playinogv ert heseg amesi n thisf ashiowni llh one yourd ecisiomna kings killlse,a dintgo an increasien your practical playinGgo ods lturcekn!g th. ft ft ft 8 Introduction NOTES

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