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at Spassky's always tactically alert attacking skills and Fischer's often combinatorial exploitation of advantages in the endgame

Timman describes the course of the tournament and annotates the most important games (including 16 of Fischer’s

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(2) It leads most of the time to a typical IQP pawn structure

The complex Najdorf SN_required false at Spassky's always tactically alertWhen putting together an opening repertoire, one usually considers two types of variations. Firstly, a solid opening, such as 1 e5 against 1. e4, with plenty of strategic ideas and calm lines. On the other hand, there are of course days when you absolutely need a win with Black and want to unleash a potentially devastating attack on the opponent's position. Najdorf is perfect for precisely such occasions, and it is no coincidence that of all the