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Monday, March 11, 2013

Sicilian Scheveningen 6.Be2 w/Qe1-g3-TWIC 956

TWIC 956
Even a strong player can lose his way in a complex opening like the Sicilian Scheveningen. This Scheveningen is very popular and has been the subject of a recent Move-by-Move book from Everyman.


The Sicilian Scheveningen by IM Lorin D’Costa

Lorin D’Costa is an International Master and a full-time chess teacher. He coaches some of the top chess schools in the UK, some of England’s strongest junior players, and also the England team at World and European Youth Championships.-NIC

21st Fajr Open(Iran) 2013 Chess-results Fajr Open 2013
Here is a recent example from the 21st Fajr Open in Iran. Untitiled Noroozi,O (2347) won the tournament with a staggering 10.5/11. The feature game is one of his wins.


RankNameFEDRtgPts.
1Noroozi OmidIRI234710.5
2IMAzaladze ShotaGEO24668.5
3GMGhaem Maghami EhsanIRI25688.5
4IMBenidze DavitGEO25078.5
5FMPourramezanali AmirrezaIRI23768.5
6Asgari MortezaIRI23108.5
7IMGrabliauskas VirginijusLTU23328
8IMAhmadinia EbrahimIRI23618
9Asgarizadeh AhmadIRI22818
10GMMahjoob MortezaIRI24338
11IMRoghani ArashIRI23668
12GMDarini PouriaIRI25148
13IMAl-Ali Hussein Ali HusseinIRQ23178

Playing Hall
(Gallery has many nice pics)

Noroozi,O (2347) - Ghaem Maghami,E (2568) 
Sicilian Scheveningen 6.Be2 w/Qe1-g3[B85]
21st Fajr Open Mashhad IRI (6.1), 23.02.2013


Position 1

13..Rfe8 keeps the maximum number of pieces on the board for a tense middlegame confrontation. What do you suggest for white?
  • 14.Kh1(a typical precaution)
  • 14.Bd3(reinforcing the center and preparing for a central pawn break
  • 14.f5(playing for the f-file)
  • 14.e4(playing for the center or f-file)
  • Something else
White to Play

13...Rfe8

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