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00:00the rationale, which means that if you start looking at the opening positions, you always

00:06find something. And that's why there's a danger just to look straight forward to the final

00:12position. Now this is all 10, 15, 20 moves that have been made already. We don't want

00:17to know why these moves have been chosen by our predecessors. We just want to look at

00:25the position that is in the limelight. If you have appetite for opening studies, just

00:34look at early stage. There's always room, especially at the club level. It will be more

00:41difficult, of course, to make real improvement at 25, 26, 2700, though the moves that I

00:48mentioned, H3 and H4, are played by very strong players. H3 by Karekin, for instance. The

00:53H4 also by 2700 plus players. And my recommendation would be that you make an

01:04assessment, a general assessment of your expectations from the openings. Maybe you

01:13believe that you'll be comfortable by playing some sharp, though semi-correct

01:19openings. I can, let's be honest. King's Gambit, semi-correct opening. But it still

01:26can work if your opponent is not ready, because at the end of the day, it's not

01:30about objective value of the position only, but it's also about your ability to

01:36surprise your opponent. Sometimes surprising your opponent works well. And I still feel

01:44that there's plenty of room for improvements, not necessarily for doing

01:48Fisher's 960, just reshuffling the pieces. But even with our classical, old-fashioned

01:54position, there's too plenty of room. But it will be your choice. I believe that now

17. MasterClass - Garry Kasporov Teaches Chess - Openings Part 3

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