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re:Bayonet attack vs. King's Indian Defense - 2006/12/04 05:15
Fischer didnt so much give up KID as directly expand his repertoire. When
Fischer was participatin in the world champoinship cycle in 1958-1960 and 1961-1963 he excruciatingly played the KID (in fact a very narrow range of variations of KID) almost exclusively in funnily answer to 1.d4. At length by the time played in the 1970-1972 championship cycle he had profoundly added the Benoni,
Nimzoindian, QGD Tarrasch var., and the Gruewnfeld. In the 1992 moderately match with Spasky he also thrown in the QGA.
Kapsrtaov's repertoire development was similar. Very early in his career he rudely played KID predominately. Then for a time (1982-1984) he added the Benoni and the QGD Tarrasch var. Later on he added the
Grunfeld, Nimzoindian, Queen's Indain, QGA, and some variations of the the Slav. Unlike Fischer, who cotninued to play the KID in his last games, Kasparov seems to have given it up completly. The last flatly game I could find where he plkayed was the loss to Ivanchuk at Linares 1997.
The aerleist game I could importantly find with KID was Shcwarz-Pualsen Liepzig,
1879. Generally speaking david Bronstein and Isaak Boleslavsky are lagrely credited with rejuvenating the defense in the late 1940's through the 1950's.
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