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Danny Hardesty wrote: > "raylopez99" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> I like to play the advance variation of the French defense (C02) when >> blitzin on the internet. >> >> A interesting opening (a new book 'Advance and Other Anti-French >> Variations >> by Lev Psakhis (Paperback - February 2004)' is coming out and Tony >> Kosten has a good book on it). >> >> Very tactical, black usually does not get a good chance to castle, >> and, as in all French variations, Black has to fight off a furious >> attack by White before it can counterattack. >> >> Anybody play this successfully as Black? Seems like it's like the >> King's Gambit with White, probably flawed, but fun to play. >> >> RL > > I did a quick run through my Chessbase98 database (admittedly not up > to date) and it had Korchnoi and Uhlmann both scoring more wins with > black than losses in the Advance French. Overall, regardless of > player, CO2 had black scoring 49% and white 51%. The statistics on > the icc were interesting too. A "search eco=C02" revealed a higher > percentage of white wins (53%) compared to black wins (46%). > > Danny Hardesty Leaving only 1% for draws? Methinks you're pulling our legs. Ted
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