Kasparov – Timman2001
Kasparov, the English's most dangerous practitioner, in the line the repertoire plays: 4.g3 d5, the exchange on d5, the knight back to b6. Then the plan the line exists for — the b-pawn advance — played as a gambit with Rb1 and b4, and a middlegame where the bishop pair and the centre are worth more than the pawn. Forty-seven moves, all of them pressure.
Inside your repertoire until move 7
