Hi,
Does anyone have examples in the sicilian (Najdorf) where white has chose to execute Bg5*Nf6 early doubling blacks pawns on the f file and making black's castling awkward.
I ask because this rarely seems to happen in reference games and it would be interesting to see any games where black (in particular) has taken advantage of the extra pawns in the centre of the board and bishop pair, whilst avioding problem of leaving the King in the centre of the board.
Thanks for any help in advance.
Cheers,
Mr Hope
Originally posted by The Swine Down HopeHere's an openings which this occurs in:
Hi,
Does anyone have examples in the sicilian (Najdorf) where white has chose to execute Bg5*Nf6 early doubling blacks pawns on the f file and making black's castling awkward.
I ask because this rarely seems to happen in reference games and it would be interesting to see any games where black (in particular) has taken advantage of the extra ...[text shortened]... ing the King in the centre of the board.
Thanks for any help in advance.
Cheers,
Mr Hope
http://www.chessgames.com/perl/explorer?node=318408&move=10&moves=e4.c5.Nf3.Nc6.d4.cxd4.Nxd4.Nf6.Nc3.e5.Ndb5.d6.Bg5.a6.Na3.b5.Bxf6.gxf6&nodes=21720.32033.32034.32035.32036.32037.32038.32039.32040.317480.317481.318140.38448.38449.317468.318406.318407.318408
Those are the opening moves. Under the diagram press the link, search database for this position.
Originally posted by The Swine Down HopeGame 979585, Game 944781, Game 909527
Hi,
Does anyone have examples in the sicilian (Najdorf) where white has chose to execute Bg5*Nf6 early doubling blacks pawns on the f file and making black's castling awkward.
I ask because this rarely seems to happen in reference games and it would be interesting to see any games where black (in particular) has taken advantage of the extra ...[text shortened]... ing the King in the centre of the board.
Thanks for any help in advance.
Cheers,
Mr Hope
Originally posted by The Swine Down HopeNo worries. That's wasn't for the Nadjorf though. I don't think i've seen that move in that Nadjorf before in master play.
Thanks RahimK, I didn't realise this was such a regular accurance
Thanks DeepThought, really interesting to see the games from three very good but not godly players.
Cheers.