@6:04 GM Dzindzi says of this continuation that although it looks really good for black and doesn't seem like white has anything, it's actually really bad for black and white has a concrete way to gain a big, if not winning, advantage.
great ideas thanks
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very stylish play. nice lecture!
Except after cxb4 Qb6+ Kh1 Qxb4 Rb1 black wins the f pawn as well. It looks like 2 pawns is too much to overcome for white.
11. Qa4 from the opening book looks strong. After Bd7 white has Qc4 attacking the c5 and d3 pawns. If 11 ... b5 instead, then Qe4 and white looks pretty active.
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I am happy you changed the guy, who was analysing one position for two weeks for somebody else.
awesome -- super helpful. thanks!
what a game! thank you.
white should play Bxc6 & gain the center
if ...e6 white should play e5 to gain f6 & d6 square!
thats the game i played & losed as i was black
thankx! dude
gooood thanks
Cool, thanks.
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