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

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00:00Why Gary made this choice? Because it's such a sharp opening. Karpov had to win and you needed just a draw.

00:07Could you find something safer? And I thought, no, that was the wrong choice. It's a game of my life.

00:14It's a game of Karpov's life. He has to win. But if we play a position where I feel more comfortable,

00:19and I knew I would be more comfortable playing sharp openings, he had an attack. He had a very strong attack.

00:24It was a classic Skeveningen and Karpov created a massive attack.

00:32But that was not his game. That's important to remember. It was my game.

00:36So that's why I actually found great defensive moves.

00:41So I'm just not sure it's the right move order, but we actually always reach this position.

00:54So, and Karpov started the attack, but I was not afraid.

01:05By the way, I always liked playing this position with black. I knew it was dangerous, but I felt comfortable.

01:12I even had a joke saying white has dramatically weakened its kingside by pushing the pawns, and the pawns cannot go back.

01:26By the way, it's an important rule. The pawns don't go back.

01:28So that's why unless you do something with these pawns there, eventually you have many weaknesses behind it.

01:34And I play this position often, and you just look at the results, and I had nothing to complain about.

01:43Karpov lost this game. No more e4 against me. Only d4.

01:48He just realized that that was not his move.

01:51So I can use this example as an advice.

01:57So you should also realize what is...

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