D39 Vienna Variation [Ragozin] Discoveries

Summary of analysis (author’s novelties are marked by symbol “AN”)

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1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.Nf3 d5 4.Bg5 Bb4 5.Nc3 dc

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Paragraph 1: 6.Qa4! Nc6 7.a3 Bc3 8.bc Qd5

(8...h6AN 9.Bh4!) 9.Bf6 gf 10.Nd2 b5 11.Qc2 [with the idea Ne4AN; with the idea e4] with enough compensation for the material and with initiative (Alexandria – Litinskaya, 1988).

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Paragraph 2: 6.e4 h6!? 7.Bf6

(The move 7.Qa4AN is not better.) 7... Qf6 with enough counter-play (this is a new appraisal). For example: 8.Qa4AN Nc6 9.a3 Ba5!?

Author: Y.Bukayev

Dear reader, here you can see theoretical discoveries-bombs, that change appraisal of important opening systems. You can see email-contact of Yury V. Bukayev, the inventor, the innovator, on Contacts page.

(c) Bukayev, Yury V. 2005; 2005-2015 (summaries)

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