Juega la Caro-Kann

Introducción

FM Lukas Winterberg en el estudio de chess24

Queridos amigos del ajedrez, mi nombre es Lukas Winterberg y soy un Maestro FIDE de Alemania. En este libro electrónico presentaré un comprensivo repertorio de la Defensa Caro-Kann, desde el punto de vista de las negras. La Caro-Kann es caracterizada por las jugadas:

1. e4 c6

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El libro contiene una descripción general de todas las líneas principales y secundarias. Les proporcionaré una comprensión firme de las ideas del negro en esta apertura. ¿Por qué recomiendo Caro-Kann? Por supuesto, las negras tienen muchas respuestas contra el movimiento

1. e4 , como

1... e5 pero recientemente los jugadores blancos tendieron a jugar

1... e6 La Defensa Francesa tiene el problema del alfil en c8, el cual está bloqueado por sus propios peones negros; razón por la cual a muchas personas no les gusta emplearla.

1... c5 La Defensa Siciliana es otra apertura muy popular. La desventaja de esta respuesta es que las negras deben saber mucho y los jugadores blancos a menudo están bien preparados. También variaciones como 2. ♘f3 d6 3. ♗b5+ no son probablemente lo que al negro le gustaría ver cuando juega.

2. ♘f3 ♘c6 3. ♗c4 El juego Italiano. Actualmente parece que el negro está muy cerca de la igualdad, pero tiene algunos problemas que resolver. Las siguientes posiciones son bastante secas y no es interesante jugar con negras; por lo que 1...e5 puede no ser del gusto de todos.

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La defensa de Caro-Kann a menudo se considera una apertura aburrida. Sin embargo, creo que este libro demuestra que es una apertura muy interesante que puede llevar a posiciones sorprendentemente nítidas. Veremos posiciones como las siguientes:


Variante Fantasía

Variante de los dos caballos

Variante del avance

La defensa de Caro-Kann se puede jugar por una victoria. Además, los jugadores blancos podrían no estar bien preparados contra esta apertura. Espero que disfrutes este libro electronico y juegues la Caro-Kann con éxito.

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Juega la Caro-Kann FM Lukas Winterberg

Recommended level:

1200
1800
2200+

Introduction

Un repertorio completo basado en la Caro Kann explicado por Lukas Winterberg.

Goals

Aprender un repertorio contra 1.e4 basado en la Caro Kann.

Contents

  • Introducción

    Free

  • Líneas secundarias sin 2.d4

  • Blancas juegan 2. c4 (Parte 1)

  • Blancas juegan 2. c4 (Parte 2)

  • El blanco toma en d5

  • Ataque Panov

  • Variante de los dos caballos (Parte 1)

  • Variante de los dos caballos (Parte 2)

  • Variante Fantasía

  • Variante del Avance: Líneas secundarias

  • Variante del Avance: 4.h4

  • Variante del Avance: 4.Cc3 (Parte 1)

  • Variante del Avance: 4.Cc3 (Parte 2)

  • Variante Short: Líneas secundarias

  • Variante Short: 7.c3 y 7.Ca3

  • Variante Short: 7.dxc5

  • Variante Short: 7.c4

  • 3.Cd2: Líneas secundarias (Parte 1)

  • 3.Cd2: Líneas secundarias (Parte 2)

  • 3.Cd2: Líneas secundarias (Parte 3)

  • 3.Cd2: Línea principal (11.Af4)

  • 3.Cd2: Línea principal (11.Ad2)

 
 
 
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