Hi friends,
I am extremely sorry to be so late in my posts. Actually I was out of station for quite a few days and after I came back, we got this problem with "chesspublisher"!! But my friends, we are back and we are back with a bang!! We have found a really great alternative for the problems, many many thanks to my friend chessyman here. You will enjoy reading much more now, I am sure of it.
Well, what else! Let's start from where we had left the Moller and Arkhangelsk Variations. We will discuss now, Variation C2: 6...Bb7. It has mainly two sub-variations, Variation C21: 8...0-0 and Variation C22: 8...d6 which revolves round Blacks 8th move alternatives. Variation C22: 8...d6 has again three sub-variations which I will let you know in due course.
So, let's start with Variation C21: 8...0-0
Ruy_Lopez/Variation C21.pgn
Now, we will move on to Variation C22: 8...d6 where there are three sub-variations which revolves around Black's 12th move alternatives. Let's start with the first one Variation C221: 12...Re8
Ruy_Lopez/Variation C221.pgn
We will study the remaining two sub-variations of Variation C22: 8...d6 in our next post and that will conclude our study on Moller and Arkhangelsk Variations.
Hope you have enjoyed.
Keep visiting and keep reading. There is still lot more to come.
Thanks a lot. Enjoy!!
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