World Champion Openings

advance advantage Alekhine alternative Anand Anatoly Karpov Benko Gambit better for White bishop pair Black resigned Black won Black’s pieces Bobby Fischer Botvinnik Bxc5 bxc6 Bxf6 Capablanca capture Caro­Kann castling Chess Openings counterplay cxd4 cxd5 diagonal d­pawn dxc4 dxe5 e­file endgame enemy Euwe exchange exd4 exd5 FAVORITE OPENINGS fianchetto Fischer fxe6 Gambit Accepted Garry Kasparov gives Black gives White Grandmaster ideal pawn center inthe isolated pawn Kasparov King’s Gambit King’s Indian kingside kingside attack knight Kramnik Kxg7 Lasker leads light squares main line match mate Mikhail Tal Morphy Najdorf Nbd7 Nimzoindian Nxc3 Nxd5 Nxe4 Nxe5 ofthe Open Games opponent pawn at e4 pawn structure Petrosian play popular pressure queen Queen’s Gambit Queen’s Indian queenside repertoire rook sacrifice Scheveningen Sicilian Defense Smyslov Spanish Game Spassky Steinitz strategy Tarrasch Tarrasch Defense threat tournament transpositional Unorthodox usually Viswanathan Anand Vladimir Kramnik weak White pawn White won World Champions World Championship