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Recognition of a pattern


  • 2 years ago · Quote · #1

    king_warrior

    This is a game that a have played in a Team match, and typical example why we have to know patterns. I'll share my thougts during the game.

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #2

    Fonix

    Excellent attack:)

    I agree that pattern recognition is extremely important for all chess players to work on.

    Thats why I enjoy Tactics Trainer so much. 

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #3

    paulgottlieb

    And it cuts both ways, doesn't it. Black should have been alert to the possibility of a sac on h7, particularly when he could see that e5 would displace his defensive N of f6. Pattern recognition is equally valuable in helping you avoid disaster

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #4

    rooperi

    Yeah, that Bxh7 is something that often comes up in French, and Nimzo too. Well spotted

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #5

    king_warrior

    Yes, and I hoped him to play ...8. Nd5, but he could has played ...8. Ng4 instead. Than I would countinue 9. Ng5 atacking h7 and his Knight with my Queen

  • 15 months ago · Quote · #6

    a_flight_of_stairs

    You expressed surprise at 9. Qe4, why? Qe4 puts the king under pressure and forces ...9. g6, which allows you to bring your black-square bishop in. It seems an equally good move. You won the game, and tend to beat me, I'm curious as to why 9. Bxh7 was a better move

  • 15 months ago · Quote · #7

    king_warrior

    Because B:h7 exposes his King under attack of all my pieces and there is no time for his pieces to help him. The moment he took that bishop i knew it was over. Qe4 is weaker he  might play f5 not only g6 and there would be time for his pieces to take part in deffence


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