A beautiful game with the Taimanov-Korchnoi Attack in King's Indian Defence (KID)

Many thanks to deltakiss who shared this game with me. It shows how dangerous this variation is.

Annotated by Dimitris Farmakis.

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Sicilian Rossolimo exemplary game with 3...Qc7 - The four musketeers

Another typical exemplary game with the 3...Qc7 system in the Sicilian Rossolimo. The four black musketeers outplayed White, who was left with no counter-play. Many thanks to deltakiss for sharing. Feel free to send me your games with opening variations suggested in my books and I will happily annotate them and publish them on my blog. Cheers! Click image to see the book

KID ---- The ''die hard'' e6-pawn in the Taimanov - Korchnoi Attack

Another exemplary game with the Taimanov Attack. This time the advanced e6-pawn proved to be a very tough nut to crack and inspired White to find a beautiful combination. More about the Taimanov - Korchnoi Attack in KID here .

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