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00:00You can hardly name a player that

00:04Modern player who played exclusively only one move

00:08Karpov played D4 not very often

00:12Not as often as he played E4, but he played even against Spassky for instance in in 1974

00:18I believe it was one of his best matches. He beat Spassky very convincingly. So he played D4

00:23He switched after losing game one in Skeveninger also. He switched to D4 and he also switched to Karakhan from his

00:31From his classical Ruy Lopez that was his traditional choice

00:35And it worked well for him, but still you know when he played Korchnoi and he played

00:41other big matches and

00:44big tournaments so E4 was his exclusive weapon

00:47But then he simply realized after playing so many games with me that D4

00:55fit his style, his

01:02Character

01:03Much better than E4

01:06Especially since he saw that in Skeveningen he will have to play very sharp positions that

01:12You know, that simply didn't work well for him

01:17I'm afraid there's no

01:24Universal advice that you want to hear

01:27Should I play one or two openings or I should look for many?

01:32It again depends on the way you want to make progress

01:39Some players could be more comfortable. There's nothing that can stop you from playing different openings

01:44Though, of course, you have to learn quite a lot. So you cannot play many sharp openings

01:49Because then you have to do too much work and that's will be probably counterproductive

01:53But for instance if you play

01:57Say Ruy Lopez so classical

02:00What's the situation is being played gameplay

02:02What

02:05Five

02:07I

02:07Most

02:12I

02:15Five

02:16There

02:16Those

02:18Are

02:18What

02:18A

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