This blog is about puzzles that came from GM's games
As you can tell from the title this blog includes puzzles from GM's games, but not only that. What else? Read on. Of course, I will start with some puzzles from GM's games. Also My first blog now has over 60 view.
There 3 Puzzles that involves GMs. Did you do them? If you don't well, DO IT!!! Now did you do it? I still have no idea, so I am going to trust you for now. What next? Well now I will talk about a opening. The London System. The London System is a system white can play against virtually any black defence, lets see The London Defence.
There is 3 main variations:
As you can see no matter if Black plays 2...d5 or 2...Nf6 White plays Nf3 as it isn't threatened by either move. The move 3.Bf4 is developing the Bishop to a active square and attacking the c7 pawn, and prohibiting e4. However 2.Nf3 inders the development of the Bishop which if you ask me, is unimportant. Keep in mind I am not saying deveopling the Bishop is umimportant I am saying the order is unimportant, whether you develop the Knight or the Bishop first.
Now some of you might be asking what that has to do with tht=e GM puzzles. and the answer is, absolutely nothing. Sorry.
Signing off, @CDREDI4I.
P.S. I am 11, don't have to much expectation pls.
