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The French is a solid and safe defence which you will certainly meet and may like to play yourself as a reply to 1. Nd2 The Tarrasch Variation.

Chess openings: French, Tarrasch (C05) French, Tarrasch (C05) 1 e4 e6 2 d4 d5 3 Nd2 Nf6 Number of games in database: 4007 Years covered: 1889 to 2018 Overall record: White wins 46.9% Black wins 24.0% Draws 29.1% Popularity graph, by decade this opening in this opening. PRACTITIONERS With the White Pieces With the Black Pieces Vlastimil Jansa Michael Adams John van der Wiel Simon Kim Williams Wolfgang Uhlmann Nigel Short NOTABLE GAMES [] White Wins Black Wins >page 1 of 161; games 1-25 of 4,007 Game Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. 1-0 17 1889 Nuremberg French, Tarrasch 2. 1-0 31 1890 Nurnberg French, Tarrasch 3.

The Modern French Tarrasch, Cadogan, 1996. ISBN 1-85744-103-6. With Eric Schiller: Secrets Of The Sicilian Dragon, Cardoza, 1998. ISBN 0-940685-92-2. Leonid Stein: Master of Risk Strategy, Thinkers Press, 2000. ISBN 0-938650-54-8. Includes pgn, cbv and pdf downloads of recent games. French Defence. Tarrasch Variation 3.

1-0 48 1892 DSB-07.Kongress French, Tarrasch 4. 0-1 56 1893 French, Tarrasch 5. 0-1 30 1894 Simultaneous exhibition French, Tarrasch 6. 1-0 33 1894 French, Tarrasch 7. 1-0 22 1895 Franklin CC vs Manhattan CC French, Tarrasch 8. ½-½ 28 1896 Harlem (Netherlands) French, Tarrasch 9.

1-0 31 1896 City of London Ch French, Tarrasch 10. 0-1 36 1896 French, Tarrasch 11. ½-½ 85 1896 French, Tarrasch 12. 1-0 26 1897 6th Shakhmatny Zhurnal corr. French, Tarrasch 13. 0-1 65 1897 French, Tarrasch 14. 1-0 46 1900 French, Tarrasch 15.

0-1 34 1902 French, Tarrasch 16. Watch Free Live Tv Without Downloading. 1-0 32 1903 French, Tarrasch 17. 1-0 33 1911 Simul, 28b French, Tarrasch 18. 1-0 23 1917 Zuerich French, Tarrasch 19. Keygen Bartender 10.0 Torrent more. 1-0 30 1925 Scarborough-C French, Tarrasch 20. ½-½ 17 1930 Simul, 57b French, Tarrasch 21.

Download Ratatouille Ps2 Iso Games. 0-1 28 1930 Stokholm m French, Tarrasch 22. 0-1 41 1930 Simul, 29b French, Tarrasch 23. 1-0 40 1931 27. DSB Kongress French, Tarrasch 24. ½-½ 69 1932 Berlin-ch French, Tarrasch 25.

1-0 35 1933 Simul, 40b French, Tarrasch page 1 of 161; games 1-25 of 4,007 REFINE SEARCH: : Don't you put only one game of the day?: We have one 'game of the day' each day, but we also have an opening of the day. Today the opening is the French Tarrasch.: doesnt this variation loses the right to castle as white? Lets say after 1.-e4 e6 2.-d4 d5 3.-Nd2 Nf6 4.-e5 Nd7 5.-Bd3 c5 6.-c3 Nc6 7.-Ne2 Qb6 8.-Nf3 Bb4+ doesnt white must move now the king.: Actually, you mean after 8.cxd4 9.

Cxd4 Bb4+, right? Yes, White should play 10. Kf1 here, but the loss of the castling privilege is no big deal in such a blocked position, unless White gets a bit careless as in. Generally speaking, White does quite well in this line, and two early examples which I can cite with it are and.: No that´s wrong, White has to lay very well to stay better or even fight for a drawn because in this variation that white loss the castle, the blacks should open the game in some moment with.g5 as in this variation: 1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.Nd2 Nf6 4.e5 Nfd7 5.f4 c5 6.c3 Nc6 7.Ndf3 Qb6 8.g3 cd4 9.cd4 Bb4+ 10.Kf2 g5!

11.fg Ndxe5 12.Nxe5 Nxe5 And the black has clear advantage because white has an uncastled king in a open position.: But I prefer to play 9.Be7!? That´s quite interesting because black play with f6, 0-0(the e pawn is falling with check!)and g5!? And attack the white king at any cost as in Poliantsev vs Kaplun. That game was in 1983!: and, in your line how about 8.cxd4 9.cxd4 Bb4+ 10.Bd2? Why move the King? If BxB, then QxB and the b2 is covered. Is there some reason for not playing this line?: Here's a collection of puzzles from C05 miniatures:: Chessboyhaha: the difference is that in this line, white is not playing f4, so his position is not that open and g5 is not as serious of a threat.: I encountered the following unorthodox 5th move recently: 1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.Nd2 Nf6 4.e5 Nfd7 5.Bd3 Qg5 I'd never seen this one before and it turns out it is not in chessgames' or chessbase's database.