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ChessBase 17 - Mega package - Edition 2024
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In the previous episode of the show, we started to talk about the right exchange. Which pieces should I keep on the board, which pieces should I exchange? And which of my opponents' pieces are potentially dangerous and can I try to exchange them?
Here, we can learn a lot from the games of great masters. In the last episode we looked at a game by Tigran Petrosian, in which the 9th World Champion showed us what we should pay attention to when considering which pieces to exchange.
Here's another example from the games of Petrosian. In the diagram position, Black seems to have no problems in the King's Indian Defense: White's black-squared bishop has been chased to g3 and Black has managed to bring his knight to f4. In addition, he is ready to free his game with ... f7-f5. However, why did Petrosian like this position? What would you play with White and why?
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