.... the player who is knowing for doing a lot of positional sacrifices.
Any ideas?
thx in advance.

On 19 Feb 2004 12:16:49 -0800, (Tigran) wrote:

... the player who is knowing for doing a lot of positional sacrifices.
Any ideas?
thx in advance.

Has to be Kortchnoi.

EZoto

Tigran wrote:
... the player who is knowing for doing a lot of positional sacrifices.
Any ideas?
thx in advance.

Kasparov?
Petrosian?

Maybe? :-)

-= Geir =-

Try Alex Morozevich. His earlier games are full of them.

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... the player who is knowing for doing a lot of positional
sacrifices.
Any ideas?
thx in advance.

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Tigran wrote:
... the player who is knowing for doing a lot of positional sacrifices.
Any ideas?
thx in advance.

Kasparov?
Petrosian?

Another good one is Efim Geller - great player!

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... the player who is knowing for doing a lot of positional sacrifices.
Any ideas?
thx in advance.

Tchigorin
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Start with the classics.

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(Tigran) wrote in message . com...
... the player who is knowing for doing a lot of positional sacrifices.
Any ideas?
thx in advance.

That may be Petrosian. Positional exchange sacrifices are sometimes
named "Petrosian's legacy"

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... the player who is knowing for doing
a lot of positional sacrifices.
Any ideas?
thx in advance.

:-)

Leonid Stein, Alexei Shirov.

Wlod

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... the player who is knowing for doing a lot of positional sacrifices.
Any ideas?
thx in advance.

Leonid Stein

I have this book and it is awesome!
http://www.jeremysilman.com/book_rev...sk_strtgy.html

You just have to see the way he plays and the annotation is good, plus you
get his story. It provides inspiration that he started out as an average
joe, not as a state trained chess player. I really like how he plays the
sacrifice at exactly the right moment to clear the way for a mate. I am
still learning from reviewing his games - they are amazing!

-matt