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This was a game between Robert Fischer and Mikhail Tal in 1960 at the Leipzig Olympiad in 1960. The game was very equal, no wonder it ended in a draw! The best moves by Robert Fischer (white), 15th and 19th. The 15th move avoided all bad moves that white could have done. The 19th move instead of taking the free Bishop on f1, the experienced White monarch, moved to h1. For Tal (black), his best moves were the 14th, 15th, 16th, 18th, and his 19th. The French defense is a solid building block opening for black, unlike its brother the Caro-Kann, the light squared Bishop for black may experience problems developing to an active square. The Winawer variation of the French Defence is when black develops the Bishop to b4 to pin the white Knight on c3 and also threatens to capture the white Pawn on e4. This is because the white Knight on c3 is pinned to the white King and cannot recapture.

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