Many young top-players are opting for the trendy “Dynamic Catalan” where, against the triangle or semi-slav structures, White can sacrifice a pawn to gain immediate initiative. This sacrifice can lead to long term positional advantage, but often White can unleash dangerous threats upon the black king with a central pawn break. More
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CONTENTS
- Introduction
- Dynamic Catalan
- Catalan vs. Semi-Slav / Triangle pawn structure
- Game 1: Lysyj - Lupulescu
- Game 2: Giri - Morozevich
- Game 3: Esipenko - Kacharava
- Game 4: Nakamura - Lendermann
- Game 5: Kramnik - Giri
- Game 6: Sokolov - Vallejo
- Game 7: Sokolov - Bok
- Game 8: Deac - Berkes
- Game 9: Sokolov - Caruana
- Exercises
- Description
- Exercise 1: Esipenko - Kacharava
- Exercise 2: Esipenko - Keymer
- Exercise 3: Espienko - Kacharava
- Exercise 4: Sokolov - Caruana
- Exercise 5: Sokolov - Caruana
- Exercise 6: Deac - Berkes
- Exercise 7: Lysyj - Lupulescu
- Exercise 8: Sokolov - Bok
- Exercise 9: Salem - Niemann
- Exercise 10: Nakamura - Lendermann
- Exercise 11: Salem - Gusain
- Exercise 12: Gelfand - Steinberg
- Exercise 13: Giri - Morozevich
- Exercise 14: Nakamura - Lendermann
PROPERTIES
Language: | English |
Level: | tournament player, professional |
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Minimum: | Computer: Dual Core |
Recommended: | Processor: PC Intel i5 (Quadcore) |
ChessBase Account: | Internet access and modern web browser, e.g. Chrome, Edge, Safari. |
Language | English |
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Level | Tournament player, Professional |
Year | 2023 |
Streaming | Yes |
Author | Sokolov, Ivan |
Language | English |
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Level | Tournament player, Professional |
Year | 2023 |
Streaming | Yes |
Author | Sokolov, Ivan |