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00:00Chances to promote this deep one.

00:04And I have to say that while we're growing, one may say aging, we're changing our views.

00:11I remember that I watched with quite a surprise an old Yefim Geller, a great Soviet champion,

00:19a grandmaster who started playing King's Indian.

00:23And he was one of the pioneers of King's Indian in the late 40s, early 50s.

00:27You know, reviving the opening and always coming up with new ideas.

00:33And then he switched to the Queen's Gambit.

00:37I couldn't believe why it was so.

00:39But then I just realized that it's not just about the opening.

00:43It's very important how you feel, whether you feel comfortable.

00:47And you always look for certain positions that could fit your chess playing mood at a certain time.

00:58And I also made a few fluctuations.

01:00As I said, from E4, I went to D4, 1977.

01:04Then I moved gradually back to E4, playing with Karpov.

01:08And by the beginning of the 90s, after playing my fifth match with Karpov, I almost exclusively moved to E4.

01:17But at the end of my career, I played equally E4 and D4.

01:21Maybe a little bit more E4.

01:23But I didn't have any special preferences.

01:34In 1977, I looked for some new openings.

01:37And I was already a Soviet junior champion under 18.

01:43And I had to defend my title.

01:45And I worked with Alexander Shakarov in Baku.

01:48Alexander Nikitin also was helping me.

01:50And we thought about having some new ideas.

01:52How to expand my opening.

02:00And we thought about the media in a way, as I said.

02:02I did stand up for sure.

02:02He ran and said, let's see what that was bestял teeth.

02:03And you weren't always looking for this content, especially right now.

02:05And we thought, you know what?

02:13You might not care about that, but no matter what I see.

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02:15But he didn't really take a kid.

02:17And he was refuperable.

02:18But he who supported me and didn't really sit back at an overlap, but they didn't really make me.

02:21He didn't really know where he was going.

02:22But he was going to win those Travelیں and adventure.

02:25And you're just trying to listen.

02:26But all you were never going to be.

02:27I definitely want to be fair.

15. MasterClass - Garry Kasporov Teaches Chess - Openings Part 1

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