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The Slav

Graham Burgess

First published in the UK by Gambit Publications Ltd 2001

Reprinted 2003

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ISBN 1 901983 44 7

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Contents

Symbols

Bibliography

Introduction

1 3 Jc3 and the Exchange Variation without Jf3 11

2 3Jf3: Deviations from the Main Lines

3 The Exchange Variation with Jf3

4 The Main Line ... a6 Slav

109

5 4Jc3 dxc4 without 5 a4

133

6 5 a4 without 5 ... �f5

156

7 6Jh4 and the Dutch Variation

178

8 6 be5: Deviations from the Main Line

214

9 The Bishop Sacriice

234

Index of Variations

255

THE SA V

Symbols Ch championship

Cht team championship

+ check Wch world championship

++ double check Ech European championship

# checkmate ECC European Clubs Cup

II brilliant move Ct candidates event

good move IZ interzonal event

!? interesting move z zonal event

?! dubious move OL olympiad

? bad move jr junior event

?? blunder won women's event

+- White is winning mem memorial event

± White is much better pd rapidplay game

t White is slightly better corr. correspondence game

= equal position 1-0 the game ends in a win for White

0 unclear position 1h-1h the game ends in a draw

+ Black is slightly better 0-1 the game ends in a win for Black

+ Black is much better

(n) nth match game

-+ Black is winning

(D)

see next diagram

Transpositions are displayed by a dash followed by the moves (in italic) of the

variation to which the transposition occurs. The moves start with the irst one that

deviates from the line under discussion. All the moves to bring about the transpo

sition are given. Thus, after 1 d4 d5 2 c4 c6 3 l f3 l f6 4 l c3 dxc4 5 a4 .f5 6

l h4 tc8 7 e4 e5 the comment "8 l f3 tg4- 5 ... tg4 6 e4 e5 ="signiies that

the reader should locate mateial on 1 d4 d5 2 c4 c6 3 l f3 l f6 4 l c3 dxc4 5 a4

tg4 6 e4 e5, to which play has transposed. The '=' sign indicates the overall as

sessment of th�t line; such signs are only given when it is meaningful to do so.

Bibliography

ECO, Volume D (2nd and 3rd editions), S ahovsi Informator 198711998

Sadler, The Slav, Chess Press 1997

Ribli, DJ6-19, S ahovski Informator 1996

Silman/Donaldson, The Slav versus 1 d4 (1996), The Exchange Variation of the

Slav (1994) and Gambits in the Slav (1994 ), all published by Chess Enteprises

Markov/Schipkov, Winning With the Slav, Batsford 1994

Kondratiev, Slavianskaya ashchita, Fizkultura i Sport 1985

lnformator (up to 79)

ChessBase Magazine (up to 80)

The Week in Chess (up to 337)

Fenschach-CD & Megacorr CD

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