2013 Championship

Sunday, December 20, 2009

The Caro Can

Johnny Owens succeeded on the other end of the Caro-Kann in his second game against FM Joost Retera. The variation was once again the Panov-Botvinnik Attack and the middlegame began with a clash over an isolated queen pawn. But White seemed to fall steadily back after ridding himself of the weakness and eventually resigned to Black's pressure. Replay the game with analysis by Fritz after the fold.



Caro-Kann: Panov-Botvinnik Attack, Chess.com
Carokann (2264) vs. KYLion (2544)
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5
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(white to move)
1.e4c6
2.d4d5
3.exd5cxd5
4.c4Nf6
5.Nc3g6
6.Qb3Bg7
7.cxd5O-O
8.Be2Nbd7
9.Bf3Nb6
10.Nge2Bf5
11.O-OBd3
12.d6Qxd6
13.Bxb7Rad8
14.Re1Ng4
15.Bf4e5
16.dxe5Qc5
17.Bg3Nxe5
18.Nf4Bc4
19.Qc2Rd7
20.Be4f5
21.b3Bf7
22.Na4Nxa4
23.bxa4Qa5
24.Bxf5Rd2
 

1 comment:

Joe F said...

Johnny, the two Caro-Kanns are a thing of beauty. Truly Masterful.

I'm glad I didn't see these before our recent games - JTF