Botvinnik Semi-Slav, The (Pedersen)

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Symbols + check ++ double check # checkmate !! brilliant move ! good move !? interesting move ?! dubious move ? bad move ?? blunder +- White is winning ± White is much better ;!; White is slightly better = equal position + Black is slightly better =+= Black is much better -+ Black is winning Ch championship Cht team championship Wch world championship Ech European Championship Ct candidates event IZ interzonal event Z zonal event OL olympiad ECC European Clubs Cup qual qualifying event tt team tournament jr junior event wom women's event mem memorial event rpd rapidplay game corr. correspondence game 1-0 the game ends in a win for White Ih-1f2 the game ends in a draw 0-1 the game ends in a win for Black (n) nth match game (D) see next diagram
Bibliography Egon Varnusz: Semi-Slawisch II, Reinhold Dreier, 1992 Aleksander Beliavsky and Adrian Mikha1chishin: D44, Sahovski Informator, 1993 Peter Wells: The Complete Semi-Slav, Batsford, 1994 Alexei Shirov, Fire on Board, Cadogan, 1997 Aleksandar Matanovic (editor-in-chief): ECO D, 2nd and 3rd editions, Sahovski Informator, 1987 and 1998 respectively Matthew Sadler: The Semi-Slav, Chess Press/Cadogan, 1998 Graham Burgess, John Nunn and John Emms: The Mammoth Book of the World's Greatest Chess Games, Robinson, 1998 John Nunn, Graham Burgess, John Emms and Joe Gallagher: Nunn's Chess Openings, GambitlEveryman, 1999 Informators 1-75 New In Chess Yearbooks 1-52 ChessBase Mega Database '99 The Week In Chess 1-261 ... and various magazines
Page 3 and 4: The Botvinnik Semi-Slav Steffen Ped
Page 5: Contents Symbols Bibliography Forew
Page 9 and 10: 1 Introduction to the Botvinnik Sys
Page 11 and 12: INTRODUCTION TO THE BOTVINNIK SYSTE
Page 13 and 14: THE MAIN LINE: 17 a3 11 B Endings T
Page 15 and 16: THE MAIN LINE: 17 a3 13 'ii'a8! e8
Page 17 and 18: THE MAIN LINE: 17 a3 15 w his pawn
Page 19 and 20: THE MAIN LINE: 17 a3 17 ~xd5 exd5 3
Page 21 and 22: THE MAIN LINE: 17 a3 19 Salov's sug
Page 23 and 24: THE MAIN LINE: 17 a3 21 the open c-
Page 25 and 26: THE MAIN liNE: 17 a3 23 as there is
Page 27 and 28: THE MAIN LINE: 17 a3 25 There are n
Page 29 and 30: THE MAIN LINE: 17 a3 2'1 25 fig7 :g
Page 31 and 32: THE MAIN LINE: 17 a3 29 at this ver
Page 33 and 34: THE MAIN LINE: 17 a3 31 19 ... xb7
Page 35 and 36: THE MAIN LINE: 17 a3 33 34 h4 l:td2
Page 37 and 38: THE MAIN LINE: 17 a3 35 counter-cha
Page 39 and 40: THE MAIN LINE: 17 a3 37 30 ... aS?
Page 41 and 42: 16 ... 'iia6 AND 16 ... 'iid6 39 w
Page 43 and 44: 16 ... 'iia6 AND 16 ... 'iid6 41 a)
Page 45 and 46: 16 .. .'Wia6 AND 16 ... fid6 43 w (
Page 47 and 48: UHLMANN'S 16 'f1.b1 45 19 tLJa4 'iW
Page 49 and 50: UHLMANN'S 16 'f:.b1 47 Goormachtigh
Page 51 and 52: UHLMANN'S 16 'J:.b1 49 e3) 21 'iWe2
Page 53 and 54: UHLMANN'S 16 :'b1 51 good compensat
Page 55 and 56: UHlMANN'S 16 :b1 53 defence; if Whi
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UHLMANN'S 16 '1:.b1 55 b1) 2S ... l
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UHlMANN'S 16 :b1 57 w w c1) 23 'ir'
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BLACK'S 13TH MOVE ALTERNATNES 59 A)
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BLACK'S 13TH MOVE ALTERNATIVES 61 o
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BLACK'S 13TH MOVE ALTERNATNES 63 wh
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BLACK'S 13TH MOVE ALTERNATIVES 65 t
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BLACK'S 13TH MOVE ALTERNATIVES 67 c
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BlACK'S 13TH MOVE ALTERNATNES 69 16
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BLACK'S 13TH MOVE ALTERNATNES 71 21
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BLACK'S 13TH MOVE ALTERNATNES 73 .t
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BUCK'S 13TH MOVE ALTERNATIVES 75 d)
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BLACK'S 13TH MOVE ALTERNATNES 77 19
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IDEAS WITH .. .'ila5 79 after 12 ..
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IDEAS WITH ... "iia5 81 17 ~xf1 cS
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IDEAS WITH .. :iia5 83 'iti>xb7 24
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IDEAS WITH .. :ila5 85 It is very p
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MOVE-ORDERS AND VARIOUS DEVIATIONS
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MOVE-ORDERS AND VAR,OUS DEVIATIONS
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lO ... j.e7 107 his own best defend
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JO ... .i.e7 109 A) 12 .txf6 'iVxf6
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JO ... iJ.e7 111 a) 150-00-0-016 a4
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lO ... J..e7 113 19 .. Jhd4 20 axb5
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1O ... i.e7 115 13 ... .te7 (D) 13
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ALATORTSEV'S 9 . ..lijd5?! 117 Blac
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ALATORTSEV'S 9.JiJd5?! 119 13 ... .
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ALATORTSEV'S 9 ... 0,d5?! 121 'ti'c
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ALATORTSEV'S 9."tiJd5?! 123 e-pawn:
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ALATORTSEV'S 9 . ..tiJd5?! 125 is a
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10 White Gambits: 9 exf6!? 1 d4 d5
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WHITE GAMBITS: 9 exf6!? 129 B Bello
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WHITE GAMBITS: 9 exf6!? 131 positio
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WHITE GAMBITS: 9 exf6!? 133 White h
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WHITE GAMBITS: 9 exf6!? 135 12 .. :
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WHITE GAMBITS: 9 exf6!? 137 tZ:lc6
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WHITE GAMBITS: 9 exf6!? 139 Such a
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11 7 a4 1 d4 d5 2 c4 c6 3 lLlf3 lLl
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7 a4 143 w After the forced 8 ... h
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7 a4 145 b) 10 exf6 gxh4 11 ~eS cS!
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7 a4 147 There seems to be no way t
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7 a4 149 on such a peculiar rook mo
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12 Early Deviations (6 e3 and 6 a4)
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EARLY DEVIATIONS (6 e3 AND 6 a4) 15
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EARLY DEVIATIONS (6 e3 AND 6 a4) 15
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14 The Anti-Moscow Variation: 6 Jth
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THE ANTI-MoSCOW VARIATION: 6 .i.h4!
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THE ANTI-MOSCOW VARIATION: 6 Ji.h4!
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THE ANTI-MOSCOW VARIATION: 6 iLh4!?
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THE ANTI-MoSCOW VARIATION: 6 ~h4!?
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THE ANTI-MoSCOW VARIATION: 6 i&.h4!
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THE ANTI-MoSCOW VARIATION: 6 iLh4!?
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THE ANTI-MoSCOW VARIATION: 6 iLh4!?
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THE ANTI-MoSCOW VARIATION: 6 il..h4
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THE ANTI-MoSCOW VARIATION: 6 i4.h4!
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15 The Main Line: 7 e3 liJd7 8 Jtd3
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THE MAIN LINE: 7 e3 !i:Jd7 8 i.d3 d
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THE MAIN LINE: 7 e3 liJd7 8 i.d3 dx
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THE MAIN LINE: 7 e3 0.ti7 8 j,.d3 d
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THE MAIN LINE: 7 e3 tiJd7 8 i.d3 dx
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THE MAIN LINE: 7 e3 liJd7 8 ~d3 dxc
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THE MAIN LINE: 7 e3 liJd7 8 ~d3 dxc
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THE MAIN LINE: 7 e3 tDti7 8 .ii.d3
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THE MAIN LINE: 7 e3 liJd7 8 i..d3 d
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THE MAIN LINE: 7 e3 CUd7 8 i.d3 dxc
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THE MAIN LINE: 7 e3 liJd7 8 i.d3 dx
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16 Black's 8th Move Alternatives 1
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BLACK'S 8TH MOVE ALTERNATIVES 205 B
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BLACK'S 8TH MOVE ALTERNATIVES 207 A
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BLACK'S 8TH MOVE ALTERNATIVES 209 1
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DEVIATIONS FROM THE MAIN LINE 211 A
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DEVIATIONS FROM THE MAIN LINE 213 p
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DEVIATIONS FROM THE MAIN LINE 215 B
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DEVIATIONS FROM THE MAIN LINE 217 t
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DEVIATIONS FROM THE MAIN LINE 219 a
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18 Odds and Ends A few things need
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INDEX OF VARIATIONS 223 ttJxg5 hxg5
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