We all agreed that it was a young chess player from Norway named Magnus Carlsen is truly extraordinary achievements in world chess. Even when it has reached the peak of its golden ages by having the highest ELO rating number 1 in the world (as of January 1, 2011 rating 2814) of all chess players on the planet earth. He holds a Grandmaster in a very young age once (13 years), won the elite world of chess tournaments, chess players makes this much in love by the human chess in the world. Maybe that has not been achieved was to win the world chess championship race bilingual which will make it as World Chess Champion TRUE. Currently the official title is still held Chess World Champion chess player GM Viswanathan Anand of India. No doubt many of us who want to know what the secret. How does his thinking. The story of his life, including his work with GM's former world champion Garry Kasparov (Russia). Carlsen started playing chess at the age of 8 years. that time he played with his older perempuannya.hanya within a few weeks Carlsen was able to beat her sister. A year later Carlsen routinely able to defeat his father, a member of the chess club in norwegia.Carlsen a child a simple, generous smile and the love of many people. Carlsen practicing very hard for the progress of his chess game. Initially only 2-3 hours per day, now about 4-5 hours per day. Carlsen spent much time reading chess theory books, play chess online on the internet, and of course train with the coach.
There are three essential components according to Carlsen to be owned by a player to be able to become successful and succeed .. 1. Having talent and memory as well as positional sensitivity in playing chess. 2. Want to work hard by practicing at least 4-5 hours per day to hone intuition. 3. Diligently to compete by following the match or tournament in order to form a competing mentally strong and tough. Its end I think if we have the talent should also be in Balance with training, hard work, sacrifice time and price, and support from people who are around us.
As we all know that Chess Opening of the most famous and often used in practice in the tournament, including byGrandmaster chess pawns against the white king move 1.e4 is the Sicilian Defense (answered with a black one .... notation step C5) . Based on my own experience during a tournament, if I played 1.e4, Sicilian Defense, and almost always I have met a minimum percentage could be approximately 30%. This means that if we go round nine tournaments, including use of Sicily 3x (of course if we play 1.e4). So learn and master the legal defense of Sicily was mandatory for the players, let alone a serious one, master's or professional (which if you have a favorite white pawns stepped 1.e4). Among all the variants of the Sicilian Defense, most notably the Sicilian Najdorf, then there is the Sicilian Dragon Sicilian Sveshnikov, and we are talking this time was the Sicilian Taimanov / Paulsen. Of course there are many more other variations in Sicily. Let's get together to learn Sicilian Taimanov in my post this time. Although very brief, but not bad for a read-read. There is minimal description of some of the Sicilian Taimanov. There Lho party line, I choose the ELO rating of 2600 to as many as 209 party from 1971 until April 2010 the most recent month. Check continue.
Taimanov Sisila defense that starts with the step C5 2.Nf3 1.e4 cxd4 4.Nxd4 Nc6 3.d4 E6 was able to expand again into sub-sub-variants are pretty much depends on the answers from both parties to step black and white. From the black side, the sub variannnya of them are:
Paulsen Variation by the Minister in the plot of C7 and the Elephant in the plot that b4 c3 nailing a white horse (black relying on the ending, which often forced the white pawn at c2 and c3 stacks due to the exchange of black elephant with a white horse).
Then there is the black elephant at f8 is not nailed, but parking on the plot of E7 (Taimanov Main Line).
There are other variants that strengthen the position of horses in c6 with Nge7 step, with the purpose and Nxd4 Nc6.
There continues to be the formation of migratory formations Scheveningen (pawn formation E6 and D6).
From the white party could form the formation of the famous locks Maroczy very strong (e4 pawn formation and C4) White Short Castling.
Then the formation of the main path, and the White Horse in c3 Short Castling.
And if you want the party continued to get sharp, white can be covered by insisting on opposing Castling, White Long Castling with the aim of advancing pawns on the king's wing (with base pawns F3) English-style attack in the Sicilian Najdorf.
White lines are modern chose to switch horses in d4 c6 black horse in the early steps.
Opening with the ECO code B40-B49 includes a very popular and very often played by the chess players ranging from a low level until GM Top of the World. Taimanov Sicilian defense became popular after Russia's top chess player GM Mark Taimanov was then successfully used this stance as the black. World's top chess players who regularly use these deadly tactics include Visawanathan GM Anand, GM Sakhriyar Madmedyarov (Azerbaijan), GM Peter Svidler, GM Vasily Ivanchuk, and others. Meanwhile, Indonesia's national chess players who have this stance is you include GM H. Ardiansyah. Even in history, this Abah never even beat the world's top chess player GM Viswanathan Anand (India) when Vishy Anand young young.
Philosophy Sicilian Taimanov. Some argue that the path Grandmaster Taimanov Sicilian is the safest route of all variations of the Sicilian viewed from the perspective of black fruit. So, if you search for it if you hold the black mussels, I think this stance played well. Line Taimanov considered repairs rather than System / Paulsen Variation of the past often played. Taimanov this point could result from the variation of the Sicilian Kan transposition, which run ahead of the horse A6. Formation of black is ideal for Qc7, pawns in the A6-B5, Bb7 diagonally parked in a long, and Rc8 assist Ministers pressed white wing ministers in lane c. In almost all Sicilian Taimanov, a clear strategy to attack the white king of black wings (either short or long white Castling). While black is clearly a planning minister pressed on white wings and break through lane c pawns to D5, and maneuver the horses to the weak patches in the wings of a white minister. Moreover, other? Can the master's rebuke and correct me if there is a To vote yes. Thank you.
Latest party line played by the famous Grandmaster who wore this powerful moments are when GM Vasily Ivanchuk with black pieces mengkandaskan resistance of young chess player GM Sergey Karjakin of Ukraine in the third round at the 19th Melody Amber 2010 (Rapid) dated March 15, 2010.
[Event "19th Amber Blindfold"]
[Site "Nice FRA"]
[Date "03.15.2010"]
[Round "3"]
[White "Karjakin, Sergey"]
[Black "Ivanchuk, V."]
[Result "0-1"]
[ECO "B46"]
[WhiteElo "2725"]
[BlackElo "2748"]
Gress of the most games among other GM dated 10 April 2010 on the Russian Club Championship in 2010, which was met face to face between GM Ni Hua as a white opponent GM Sergei Movsesian with the mussels with a game like below:
Latest Party in my personal database that use this Opening and played in the Southeast Asian region is among Malaysia's Nik chess opponent in 3rd GM Bui Vinh 2010 Kuala Lumpur Open in the first round, dated 7 April 2010 which lasted draw. Check out his party ...
1.d4 It was quite important for white to draw i feel 1...Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.g3 Lets see if black can do better and equalise 3...d5 4.Bg2 dxc4 5.Qa4+ Nbd7
6.Qxc4 a6 7.Qd3 Anticipating b5 [7.a4 b5 (Or 7...e5 would unnecessarily
allow black to complicate at an early stage) 8.Qc2 Rb8] 7...c5
8.dxc5 Bxc5 9.Nf3 [9.Nc3 Qb6!] 9...0-0 10.0-0 Qe7 [10...b5 11.Nd4
Ne5 12.Qc2!; 10...b5 11.Nd4 Nd5 12.Nc3 Bb7 13.Nxd5+/=] 11.Nc3 b6
Still theory but rare. Black avoids any possible weakening of the
queen side with the more ambitious 11...b5 [11...b5 12.Ng5 Bb7 Was
if you
will forgive the pun - wants to play Nxh7 13.Nxh7 Bxg2 14.Nxf6+ Qxf6
15.Kxg2 Ne5 16.Qe4 Nc4 When Black has some compensation; 11...b5
12.Ng5 Ne5 Looks better 13.Qc2 Bb7 and Black is comfortably placed;
11...b5 12.Ne4 looks more natural 12...Nxe4 13.Qxe4 with similar play to
the game] 12.Ne4 [12.Ng5 Ne5 13.Qb1 Bb7 14.Nce4 Nxe4 15.Bxe4 Ng6
16.Bxb7 Qxb7 17.Qe4 Yielded White less than nothing in Szekely - Salov
Kotov Mem Leningrad1984] 12...Nxe4 13.Qxe4 Nf6!
14.Qh4 When you face a machine that sees nine moves ahead its best to
keep it simple [14.Qxa8 wins two rooks for a queen but Black gets lots of
activity for example 14...Bb7 15.Qxf8+ Kxf8 and the natural 16.Bf4 runs
into a) 16.Bd2 e5 17.Bc3 (17.Rad1 e4 18.Ne1 e3) 17...Ne4 18.Rac1 Nxc3
19.Rxc3 e4; b) 16.a3!? e5 17.b4 Bd4 18.Ra2 Ne4; 16...e5! 17.Nxe5 (After
17.Bxe5 Bxf3 18.Bxf6 Qxe2 19.Bxf3 Qxf3 20.Bc3 h5 Threatening g5 and
h4-h3 and if 21.h4 Qxg3+) 17...Bxg2 18.Kxg2 g5 wins a piece] 14...Bb7
15.Bg5 Rfd8! 16.Bxf6 Qxf6 17.Qxf6 [Not 17.Ng5 Bxg2 18.Qxh7+ Kf8
19.Qh5 g6 20.Qh4 Qd4 21.Qxd4 Bxd4 22.Kxg2 Bxb2 23.Rab1 Rd2 Black is
better. White naturally prefers the endgame] 17...gxf6 18.Rfd1 Kf8
19.Ne1! Black must be deprived of the bishop pair 19...Bxg2 20.Kxg
20...f5! Fitting in with a dark squared bishop. At some point White might
consider g3-g4 fixing f6 21.Rxd8+ Rxd8 22.Nd3 Bd4 with the idea of
e5-e4 or Rc8-c2 23.Rc1 e5 24.Rc2 [24.e3? Bxe3 25.fxe3 Rxd3] 24...Rd5
25.Nb4 Rb5 26.Nxa6 The position becomes further simplified. White
has a faint hope that he can exploit the weakened kingside pawns but they
are easily defended 26...Rxb2 [26...Bxb2 27.Nc7 Rc5 28.Rxc5 bxc5 Would
give White some chances because of the a pawn; Also 26...Bxb2 27.Nc7
Rc5 28.Rxb2 Rxc7 29.Rxb6 Rc2 30.e3 Rxa2 31.Rf6 would be perfect for
white a pawn up in a rook and pawn ending] 27.Rxb2 Bxb2 28.Nb 4
Kg7 [28...Ke8 29.Nd5+/= x h7] 29.Nd5 Bd4 30.a4 Bc5 31.h3 black cannot really improve its position white may want to play g4 at
some point but this is something of a waiting move to see if black will
play some injudicious moves 31...f6 I think most players would consider
Kg6 32.f3 If allowed white would like to play e4 and g4 and fix the
black pawns but black sees this coming 32...Kg6 [for example
32...Kf7 33.e4 fxe4 34.fxe4 Ke6? 35.g4! followed by a king march to the
queenside would give white good chances to win] 33.e4 [33.Kf1!?]
33...h5 [33...fxe4 34.fxe4 f5 35.Kf3 Should also lead to a draw] 34.g4
[The king march to the queenside is comfortably met by 34.Kf1 fxe4
35.fxe4 f5 36.exf5+ Kxf5] 34...hxg4 35.hxg4 fxe4 36.fxe4 Kg5 37.Kf3
Kg6 white has been in control throughout but never threatened to win
although I would wager even a strong human player would have to sweat
as Black here. 38.Ke2 Kg5 39.Kd3 [39.Kf3 Kg6=] 39...Bg1 40.Kc4 Bf2!
Accurate play is still required [40...Kxg4? 41.Nxf6+ Kf4 42.Kd5 Bf2 43.Nd7
Bd4 44.Nf8!] 41.Kb5 Kxg4
