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7 Best Games on Grunfeld Defense

Yury Markushin
Yury Markushin
12.05.2016
Category: Openings
Tags: kasparov, openings, Grunfeld Defense

Grunfeld defense is very popular choice for amateurs and professionals alike. It was tried and tested many times in elite tournaments and World Championship Matches including Kasparov – Karpov and Kasparov – Kramnik. Grunfeld Defense is a hyper-modern opening with many interesting ideas for both white and black pieces. It was played by many great players including Alekhine, Fischer, Karpov, and so on. Let’s take a look at seven best games played with Grunfeld Defense.

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Game 7:

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  1. Samuel
    12.13.2016 at 13:40

    In game 1 why at 15: c4 not Bxf8

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