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The Finals: GM Carlsen vs. GM Artemiev

The Champion's Match

05/09/2021 – GM Vladislav Artemiev (2704) ended the winning streaks of 18 year old genius GM Alireza while World Champion Magnus Carlsen ( 2847) ousted GM Levon Aronian (2782). Both advanced to the Finals of the 2021 Aimchess US Rapid.

GM Artemiev used the Trompowsky line as part of strategy to discourage GM Firouzja from playing his favorite complex/ aggressive style. In the other Semi-Final match, GM Magnus Carlsen outmaneuvered GM Levon Aronian in a exciting, nail biting Sicilian Najdorf game.

CHESS BLOG No. 25 : Date: 5th September 2021

The Killer Trompovsky

The Trompowsky variation can be your surprise weapon during crucial match-ups. This variation avoids Indian defense openings (King's Indian, Nimzo-Indian, Bogo-Indian, Queen's Indian) and main lines of Queen's Gambit and Slav.

GM Firouzja was not able to find a solution, maybe he was unprepared. Very smart research tactics by GM Artemiev!!

Let's find out why the Trompovsky variation is worthy to be your next favorite opening.

GAME VIEWER 1

The Sicilian Najdorf: Early 6...e5 push

This game is a classic example of playing the side variation of the Sicilian Najdorf. Black decided to move the early 6...e5 versus white's 6. Be2 variation. GM Carlsen's 9. a4 move stalls black's position at the queenside by the help of piece mobility enough to create dangerous two (2) pass pawns.

GM Aronian engaged GM Carlsen in a combat fight when two (2) center passed pawns started to move forward. At move 34...Ra8, GM Carlsen sacrificed his queen but GM Aronian declined it.

Let's check the game below and learn how we could imitate GM Magnus Carlsen's dynamic moves...

GAME VIEWER 2

ENDGAME CORNER - SOLVE THE PROBLEM BELOW

Memory Chisel

The Finals: GM Carlsen vs. GM Artemiev

The Champion's Match

CHESS BLOG No. 25 : Date: 5th September 2021

The Killer Trompovsky

The Trompowsky variation can be your surprise weapon during crucial match-ups. This variation avoids Indian defense openings (King's Indian, Nimzo-Indian, Bogo-Indian, Queen's Indian) and main lines of Queen's Gambit and Slav.

GM Firouzja was not able to find a solution, maybe he was unprepared. Very smart research tactics by GM Artemiev!!

Let's find out why the Trompovsky variation is worthy to be your next favorite opening.

GAME VIEWER 1

The Sicilian Najdorf: Early 6...e5 push

This game is a classic example of playing the side variation of the Sicilian Najdorf. Black decided to move the early 6...e5 versus white's 6. Be2 variation. GM Carlsen's 9. a4 move stalls black's position at the queenside by the help of piece mobility enough to create dangerous two (2) pass pawns.

GM Aronian engaged GM Carlsen in a combat fight when two (2) center passed pawns started to move forward. At move 34...Ra8, GM Carlsen sacrificed his queen but GM Aronian declined it.

Let's check the game below and learn how we could imitate GM Magnus Carlsen's dynamic moves...

GAME VIEWER 2

ENDGAME CORNER - SOLVE THE PROBLEM BELOW

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Memory Chisel

The Finals: GM Carlsen vs. GM Artemiev

The Champion's Match

CHESS BLOG No. 25 : Date: 5th September 2021

The Killer Trompovsky

The Trompowsky variation can be your surprise weapon during crucial match-ups. This variation avoids Indian defense openings (King's Indian, Nimzo-Indian, Bogo-Indian, Queen's Indian) and main lines of Queen's Gambit and Slav.

GM Firouzja was not able to find a solution, maybe he was unprepared. Very smart research tactics by GM Artemiev!!

Let's find out why the Trompovsky variation is worthy to be your next favorite opening.

GAME VIEWER 1

The Sicilian Najdorf: Early 6...e5 push

This game is a classic example of playing the side variation of the Sicilian Najdorf. Black decided to move the early 6...e5 versus white's 6. Be2 variation. GM Carlsen's 9. a4 move stalls black's position at the queenside by the help of piece mobility enough to create dangerous two (2) pass pawns.

GM Aronian engaged GM Carlsen in a combat fight when two (2) center passed pawns started to move forward. At move 34...Ra8, GM Carlsen sacrificed his queen but GM Aronian declined it.

Let's check the game below and learn how we could imitate GM Magnus Carlsen's dynamic moves...

GAME VIEWER 2

ENDGAME CORNER - SOLVE THE PROBLEM BELOW

Author: FMJesse

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