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.A perverse opponent might even consider 4." a6 daring White to do moreth an enter con ventional lines where both sides havestopped for "lu ft" on the Q-side! Passi ve strategies adhereto Tarrasch's dictum that when you don' t know what todo, you should wait for your opponent to get an idea--it'ssu re to be bad.This subtle approach does not suit everyone's style, but anything th at can help us score points deserves investigation.Since it is impossible to re fute an"early a3, perhaps Black should ignore it.5 BbSAn attempt to improve upon S exdS, Nxd5 6 Bb5,Nx c3 7 bxc3, Bd6 leading to a Scotch Game with colors reversed where a3 is superfluous (1 e4, e5 2 Nf3, N c6 3 d4,exd4 4 Nxd4, Nf6 5 Nc3, Bb4 6 Nxc6, bxc6 7 Bd3, d5 8exd5, cxd5-).s.Nxe4"Black's best bet", writes Myers.Less important, butplayable, is 5 " " " dxe4 6 Nxe5, Qd6 7 d4, exd3 (safer is a6) 80·0! (Myers- Lo ft, Milwaukee 197 1) Bd7=.In ferior is S " " " Bg4 6 h3, Bxf3 7 Qx f3, d4 8 Ne2, a6 9Bc4, NaS 10 Ba2, cS 11 d3, Nc6 12 Ng3 with advantage.Myers-Catledge, Chicago 1971.Also to be considered is S " " d4 which can be found(colors reversed, without a3 under 1 e4, e5 2 Nf3, Nc6 3Nc3, Nf6 4 d4, Bb4 5 d5).ýÿýÿ ýÿ ýÿ ýÿ·ýÿýÿýÿýÿýÿýÿ ýÿ·ýÿ Chapter Seven: Four Knights' Game 149Our earlier study shows equ ality on 6 NxeS, QgS 7Nxc6, Qxg2 8 Rf1, a6 9 Ba4, Nxc3 10 dx c3, Qe4+ 11 Qe2,Qxe2+ 12 Kx e2, Bd7 13 Bf4, Bxc6 14 Bxc6+, bxc6 15 Bxc7,Kd7 16 Bg3, BcS 17 Kd3, Rae8 18 c4=.This line is a sm alldemonstration that 4 a3 relinquishes the initiati ve.(NOTE:A 4 d4 and B 4 Bb5 are better) 150 An Unbe atable ite RepertoireEDITOR'S NOTEThe stu dent should not just pick out the best White:lines to study.For example Grandmaster Evans gi ves(1 e4, e5 2 Nf3, Nc6 3 Nc3, Nf6 4 BbS, Nd4)5 Nxd4 (tame)5 Nxe5 (premature)5 Bc4 (toothless)5 Ba4! (consistent)It is essential to play over all fou r of White's repliesto "know" an opening.By learning all variations, you willhave an insight and understanding of the strategy of yourfinal choice.What is "tame" or "toothless" to a Grandmastercan be a weapon for the average player.By mastering this recommended repertoire afte r 1e4, e5 2 Nf3, you will be unbeatable in the opening,unbeatable in the early and late middlegame, and there isno reason for you to make mistake after mistake to losethe endgame.You will hold the draw in hand and go forthe win! 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