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Fixed center/use for out post

Ronliv
| Apr 25, 2013 at 9:57 AM
| Posted in: Chess Brought to Light
| 365 reads
| 3 comments

Look for undefended pieces as potential target for myself and opponent's...

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21 months ago
Ronliv

12...Na5?...when you move a piece, be aware whether or not it is undefended. Also be aware of your opponent's undefended pieces and/or whether they are overextended as in trying to protect too many pieces by themselves. When center is fixed look for an outpost for usually the knights and sometimes the bishops.
27...Rf6! wins immediately! Resigning by accident was a grave mistake as the a pawn was unstoppable.
In the second game, don't exchange queens as it wastes time. Don't ever exchange a piece that gives your opponent tempos helping them gain time. Remember three things: Space, Time and Material!!!
32...c5 could have been played although it transposed to what happened in the game.
21 months ago
IM attilaturzo
21 months ago
IM attilaturzo

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