GM Dreev analyzed the Anti-Moscow Gambit deeply in The Moscow and Anti-Moscow Gambit(Chess Stars 2010) but inevitably new paths have been discovered. 14...b4 (instead of Dreev's 2010 repertoire proposal 14...e5) looks like a good equalizer in the complex Anti-Moscow Gambit.
So,W (2684) - Andersen,Mad (2462)
Semi-Slav Anti-Moscow Gambit 9.Be2 Bb7 10.0-0[D43]
Reykjavik Open 2013 Reykjavik ISL (3.5), 20.02.2013
Position 1
Black has played well and has an even ending where piece activity compensates fully for the broken queenside pawns. What do you suggest for black now?
Black to Play
So,W (2684) - Andersen,Mad (2462)
Semi-Slav Anti-Moscow Gambit 9.Be2 Bb7 10.0-0[D43]
Reykjavik Open 2013 Reykjavik ISL (3.5), 20.02.2013
Position 1
Black has played well and has an even ending where piece activity compensates fully for the broken queenside pawns. What do you suggest for black now?
Black to Play
34.f3
Position 2
White has been pushing hard but the ending is still even with the passed a-pawn giving black enough counterplay for the 2 pawn deficit. What do you recommend for black now?
Black to Play
50.Rxf4
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