Kasparov
1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e6 4. Nc3 Bb4 5.Qc2 is named after Kasparov. It is also called the capablanca variation too some time ago.
If not mistaken, I remember a line in the sicilian that is named after kasparov too. It is called the kasparov gambit - later found to be unsound.
Can someone remember that line?
does anyone know of a recent player that has a line named after them?
..yes, And I cant repeat it here!!
1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e6 4. Nc3 Bb4 5.Qc2 is named after Kasparov. It is also called the capablanca variation too some time ago.
If not mistaken, I remember a line in the sicilian that is named after kasparov too. It is called the kasparov gambit - later found to be unsound.
Can someone remember that line?
Actually Lousy your move numbering is wrong and the line that is named after Kasparov is not the one you said. 1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 e6 3 Nc3 Bb4 4 Nf3 is the Kasparov Variation.
The Garry Gambit occured in game 16 of the 1985 match.
QUESTION: DID KASPAROV EVER PLAY THE SCOTCH(C45) OPENING AGAINST THE SICILIAN DRAGON OR NAJDORF SICILIAN OPENINGS
IF SO , PLEASE GIVE ME SOME OF THOSE GAMES TO LOOK UP , PLEASE NAMES AND DATES
I HEARD THAT YOU CAN'T PLAY AGAINST THE SICILIAN WITH THE SCOTCH BECAUSE C 4
I'M ASKING FOR INFO, SINCE I AM JUST A BEGINNER AND TRYING TO IMPROVE MY CHESS GAME, I LIKE TO PLAY THE SCOTCH OPENING AS I THINK IT GIVES ME A LOT OF VERSATILITY IN MOVEMENTS
THANKS TONY SOLIS
MY EMAIL IS [email protected] if you have informat, also any new info on the scotch would be appreciated
It seems many openings have lines named after the great players who used them.
Are there any lines named after Kasparov?
Or is everything worth naming already named?