New In Chess.Yearbook 76.2005_2.pdf

Yearbook 76

2005 New In Chess - The Netherlands

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Contributing authors

Afek •I' Ami • Anka • Baburin • Beliavsky • Borovikov • Bucker • Dautov • Dearing • DeZeeuw

Dolmatov • Dreev • Flear • Fogarasi • Galkin • Gavrilov • Gelfand • Greenfeld • Hazai • I vanchuk

Karjakin • Karolyi • Kavalek • S.Kayumov • Khuzman • Kramnik • Kuzubov • Langeweg

Lukacs • Marin • Matamoros • McShane • Mestel • Mikhalchishin • . Mikhalevski • Nunn

Palliser • Je. Piket • Pliester • Polzin • K.Rodriguez • Rogozenko • Rytshagov • Scherbakov

Skatchkov • I.Sokolov • Sosonko • Speelman • Stohl • Sveshnikov • Svidler • Timman

Tiviakov • Topalov • Tzermiadianos • Vaiser • Vallejo • Vander Sterren • Vander Stricht

Vander Tak • Vander Wiel• Vescovi • Vera • Vi lela • Welling • Williams • Zhu Chen • Zviagintsev

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Edited by Genna Sosonko

Opening Highlights

Boris Gelfand

Israel's number one grandmaster wins everywhere

nowadays - Bermuda, Biel, you name it. His book My

Most Memorable Games is a big winner as well. For a

taste of his great opening expertise, read this Yearbook!

In Mihail Marin's Suvey (CA 5.6, page 174), Gelfand

analyses his important Catalan game with Harikrishna,

and in our FORUM Boris tells all about his Najdorf

adventures (SI 6.3) against a bunch of youngsters.

Vasily lvanchuk

A member of the chess elite, 'Chuky' is also immensely

popular, and not only in chess-loving Cuba! The leader of

the Ukrainian Olympiad winners is an incredibly versatile

player who finds new ideas over the board in every

opening. Read in Emil Anka's Suvey (OP 8.2, page 214)

how lvanchuk tapped a spectacular new Trompowsky line

to beat theoretical shark Baadur Jobava in 25 moves only.

Pavel Skatchkov

Some Russian guy is playing these weird openings and

winning with them .. . That's what Leon Pliester wrote to

us after a study of that rare bird, The Elephant Gambit

(KP 1. 7, page 138). That 'Russian guy', Pavel Skatchkov,

an International Master from the town of Togliatti and a

creative theoretician, was writing his first article for us at

that very moment. Skip back to page 96 for Skatchkov's

own Survey on a topical line in the Petroff (RG 3.5).

Erwin I'Ami

In the Amsterdam Chess Tournament, one of today's

hopes of Dutch chess became a grandmaster. Despite

his extremely busy summer schedule, I'Ami found the

time to keep a keen eye on theoretical developments

and shares his thoughts on a modern Grinfeld line (GI

3. 7) in a flashy Suvey on page 194. In our FORUM, I'Ami

also speaks out on a very avant-garde gambit in the

Nimzo-lndian (NI 23.9) that Topalov has whipped up.

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