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00:00Not my favorite position, but probably the most popular one now.

00:04No, knight takes a four, d4, knight d6, bishop takes a six.

00:14So that's what I called a middle game without queens.

00:20But even if you play these positions, of course, you can make different moves.

00:24You can play h6 or you can play h5.

00:26You can put bishop d7, king on c8.

00:28You can leave king on e8.

00:30You can play b6.

00:32You can play knight d7.

00:33So there are many options for black.

00:35Not so many for white, but definitely white also has choices to make.

00:41But you have to start it well.

00:43It's not that you can just play it without good preparation.

00:48My mistake in the year 2000 when I faced it against Kromnick was that instead of just moving away,

00:53I still tried to actually prove something.

00:55I believed, you know, that I could, you know, find some weaknesses there.

00:59By the way, I found eventually, I beat Kromnick, won a very nice game in Astana in 2001.

01:07I was very close winning against him in Vykanze in 2001 after the match.

01:12But during the match, it was stupid of me.

01:14And by the way, I paid an ultimate price.

01:16So you do something you don't have to do, k-ship forces you to pay a price.

01:21And I did pay this price and I learned my lesson.

01:25So I still played e4 against Kromnick, but I also played d4.

01:29And by the way, you know, I realized that flexibility is quite important.

01:33I knew it before when I played Karpov, but sometimes when you do play well and you are on the top for so long,

01:42you lose a sense of danger.

01:45You believe that you can play this, that line.

01:48You always, you know, you always prevail.

01:50No, it's not necessary.

01:53There's certain positions that your opponent can do better.

01:56And eliminating Queens definitely was not.

16. MasterClass - Garry Kasporov Teaches Chess - Openings Part 2

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