Ruy Lopez Workshop
MERALCO, Pasig City
W: Justin David Corpin
B: Rhal Sol Cruz
1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nc6 3 Bb5 a6 4 Bxc6 dxc6 5 O-O
This was Fischer's way of reinvigorating the Exchange Variation.
5... Qd6
5... Qxd6!? is one of Black's best options - after 6 Na3! b5 (6... Be6 7 Qe2 f6 is also possible) 7 c3 c5 8 Nc2 White plans both a4 and d4, and so has a tiny edge. Understanding the Chess Openings
5... Bg4. This is the most radical move and the one that was originally thought to be the most serious problem with 5 O-O. Mastering the Chess Openings
7 Nc3 Be6 7 Ng5 f6?
[7... Be7]
8 Nxe6 Qxe6 9 d3 O-O-O 10 Be3 Bd6 11 Qe2 Ne7 12 f4
12... exf4
We exchange in order to occupy or open a line without loss of time. My System13 Bxf4 Ng6
[13... h5]
A spearhead of pawns, supported by pieces, advancing on a K ay to Play Chess
14 Bxd6 Qxd6 15 Kh1 Kb8 [15... h5] 16 Rf2 Rhe8 [16... h5] 17 Raf1 Qb4 18 Nd1 Qd4 19 b3
D19
19... Re7?
20 Ne3 Rde8?? 21 Nf5 +-
Result: 1-0
MERALCO, Pasig City
W: Justin David Corpin
B: Rhal Sol Cruz
1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nc6 3 Bb5 a6 4 Bxc6 dxc6 5 O-O
This was Fischer's way of reinvigorating the Exchange Variation.
5... Qd6
5... Qxd6!? is one of Black's best options - after 6 Na3! b5 (6... Be6 7 Qe2 f6 is also possible) 7 c3 c5 8 Nc2 White plans both a4 and d4, and so has a tiny edge. Understanding the Chess Openings
5... Bg4. This is the most radical move and the one that was originally thought to be the most serious problem with 5 O-O. Mastering the Chess Openings
7 Nc3 Be6 7 Ng5 f6?
[7... Be7]
8 Nxe6 Qxe6 9 d3 O-O-O 10 Be3 Bd6 11 Qe2 Ne7 12 f4
12... exf4
We exchange in order to occupy or open a line without loss of time. My System13 Bxf4 Ng6
[13... h5]
A spearhead of pawns, supported by pieces, advancing on a K ay to Play Chess
14 Bxd6 Qxd6 15 Kh1 Kb8 [15... h5] 16 Rf2 Rhe8 [16... h5] 17 Raf1 Qb4 18 Nd1 Qd4 19 b3
D19
19... Re7?
20 Ne3 Rde8?? 21 Nf5 +-
Result: 1-0
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