Daily Calculation Exercises - Day 50 | Fire on the board
Yesterday in the Titled Tuesday Tourney I played a game against FIDE-Master Lefong Hua from Canada. I allowed his pawn advance in the queenside in the Ben-oni defense. He sacrificed a pawn with c5-c4 to open the c-file and the g1-b6 diagonal and created fire on the board. All his pieces were so nicely placed. I created 10 exercises from the game.
This not happened, but could be a great finish
this one too
Or this?
checkmate in 2:
checkmate in 5?
White has only 1 move to get an advantage. Please take 10-15 minutes to calculate the variations deeply.
How should black continue the attack?
This deep exercise need at least 15 minutes:
What is the quickest checkmate?
I wish you enjoyed the exercises. Please use the patterns in your games!
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I was the coach of the month and you can read an interview about it
I was the coach of the month and you can read an interview about it at https://www.chess.com/article/view/coach-of-the-month-im-attila-turzo
I am available for chess lessons.
If you would like to study with me please send me an email to attilaturzo@gmail.com where you write about your chess history and chess goals.
See you tomorrow!
Attila
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