Daily Calculation Exercises - Day 99 | Pirc defense endgame
I created 13 exercises from the game I played against International Master Slavin. He played the Be3, Qd2 setup against the Pirc defense. I got favourable exchanges and a better position.
1. How can white finish the attack?
2. How should white continue the attack?
3. How do you evaluate this position? Please use 2-5 minutes?
4. How can black continue the attack?
5. What is the best option for black?
6. How should white attack?
7. How can white get the advantage?
8. How should black attack?
9. How can black keep the balance?
10. How can white get an advantage? Please use 2-5 minutes!
11. Should white exchange the queens? Why?
12. How should white keep the attack?
13. I missed this winning idea
You can replay the game with my notes:
I wish you enjoyed the exercises. Please use the patterns in your games!
I use and recommend these courses. Please check them. They may help you to go to the next level in your chess.
Next Level Training: https://nextlevelchesscourses.teachable.com/p/next-level-training?affcode=1152624_ckdrdbyy
Chessmood opening opening courses: https://chessmood.com/?r=AttilaTurzo
If you would like to improve your calculation I suggest you 2 great courses:
Tactics Ninja: Something unbelievable and funny. The editor Lily, being 1,200 on chess.com, raised her online rating by 100 points in 2 weeks, just by looking through the videos of this course when she was editing them.
Mating Matador: Mastering mating patterns is the next step to get better at tactics and become a dangerous attacker. It often bridges the gap between a strong attack against the opponent's King and victory. So once you become better at sniffing checkmates, your attacking skills naturally improve.
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
https://twitter.com/AttilaTurzo
