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00:00It's very important how you feel, whether you feel comfortable.

00:03And you always look for certain positions that could fit your chess playing mood at a certain time.

00:15And I also made a few fluctuations.

00:17As I said, from E4, I went to D4, 1977.

00:20Then I moved gradually back to E4, playing with Karpov.

00:25And by the beginning of the 90s, after playing my fifth match with Karpov, I almost exclusively moved to E4.

00:34But at the end of my career, I played equally E4 and D4.

00:38Maybe a little bit more E4, but I didn't have any special preferences.

00:51In 1977, I looked for some new openings.

00:54And I was already a Soviet junior champion under 18, and I had to defend my title.

01:01And I worked with Alexander Shakarov in Baku.

01:04Alexander Nikitin also was helping me.

01:07And we thought about having some new ideas, how to expand my opening repertoire.

01:17And with black pieces, I switched from Sicilian, that I played almost exclusively, to Karakhan.

01:26After E4, I played C6, D4, D5.

01:30Knight C3, take on E4, and Bishop F5.

01:32I always played Bishop F5, except one game, the sixth game, against D2, so where I played knight D7.

01:42That was definitely not a good move for me.

01:46Though Karpov played this move many times quite successfully, but that was the wrong choice.

01:50So I either had to stay with Bishop F5, who played my normal opening.

01:56Painful memories.

01:57Painful memories.

01:59But I switched.

02:00Painful memories.

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

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