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Main Line Caro-Kann

Neil McDonald

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  • Category: Opening
  • Rating: 1600-1800
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Review by: jsain

This is a famous Bronstein-Larsen Game played between Tony Miles and Karpov in 1983. Miles liked to play aggressively, and gxf6 definitely wasn't up Karpov's street! Why he played in this game, no one knows. He is famous for Nd7, known as the Karpov variation. Karpov castled queenside and it's Miles' move on move 11. How would you evaluate the position?

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