15. MasterClass - Garry Kasporov Teaches Chess - Openings Part 1

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00:00Long Castle, or Qc2 and Long Castle.

00:03Now we all know how to equalize.

00:05There are many ways for black to equalize.

00:07But at the time, it was quite a revelation,

00:11and it was difficult for even for strong players to resist the pressure.

00:15I also played d4, and what I liked was so-called Petrosian system

00:20in the Nimsian Indian, playing a3.

00:23You know, it's quite amazing that's how this move a3

00:29helps you to fight for the central squares.

00:32Because at the end of the day, it looks like a3 is just a waste of time.

00:36That would be an instant reaction of Zygmuntarov,

00:40any old classical player from the 9th century or the 20th century.

00:45But a3 prepares knight c3, and preventing bishop b4,

00:49pinning the knight, and thus helping white to fight

00:52for the control of the central squares.

00:54So I remember that I've been promoting this idea a3,

00:57saying this is the best way to fight for the center,

01:00and creating stronger position in the center,

01:01and you can have a powerful attack.

01:04I also remember that in late 70s,

01:07I was highly critical of Greenfield defense.

01:09Because for me, you know, playing d5,

01:12meant that after exchanger coin d5, playing e4, knight c3, bc3,

01:16white had a pass pawn that should be promoted.

01:18And I won quite a few nice games by winning with white.

01:23Though, at a later stage, I was a devoted Greenfield player,

01:27and almost to the end of my career, I played Greenfield.

01:30And let me tell you that I've changed my views

01:35about the strengths of white's position,

01:39and about the chances to promote this d4.

01:42And I have to say that while we're growing,

01:48one may say aging, we're changing our views.

01:51I remember that I watched with kind of surprise

01:55an old Yefim Geller, a great Soviet champion,

01:59grandmaster.

02:00The name was Oh man!

02:01Didn't you guys know...

02:01He appeared...

02:02The name was D4,

02:03aru.com

02:03So...

02:04How can I do that?

02:04I mean...

02:05...

02:08That's right all right...

02:09For now, Dan,

02:10we'll talk a little bit more.

02:11And have to say 19 in the year.

02:12We're doing that.

02:13I'm doing this.

02:13What I know,

02:14it's kind of a I'm doing.

02:15Yeah,

02:15it's kind of a podcast.

02:16The name is K Praha.

02:17For now...

02:18...

02:20The name is K Praha release here.

02:22How can I add to that,

02:23you may go mix the�나?

02:25No,

02:25nothing.

02:25For now,

02:26it's good news.

02:27I am going to see that everything was

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