My good games at this week #63
Hello there!
It’s the last week of April, and I'm wrapping things up with another game report.
Let's dive straight into the opening catastrophes.
The Bishop’s Opening is an old system, but don't let that fool you — it can still totally confuse a high-rated player! I’m in a hurry to prove this.
And here is the one more.
And what about the Scandinavian Defense?
Where are the sudden, tactical strikes we all love? Oh, you know I’ve got something interesting cooked up here!
As you know, I'm diligently learning the Old Benoni Defense. Am I finally having some success?
Well, the good news is that the number of "accidents" for my opponents seems to be increasing, while mine is thankfully decreasing with each passing week!
The next game was a real treat, marked by some witty maneuvers that successfully led to the collapse of White's position.
I hope you enjoy it... if you can manage to find the key move I played!
(Please do!)
In that game, too, everything was decided early on, right in the opening.
Last week, I finished my blog on the Hummer of Von Hennig
I was genuinely happy that readers liked my work! But now I'm on the hunt for a new weapon against the Caro-Kann. Too many of my opponents are showing up theoretically prepared these days!
But, you know what? I still think I managed to sneak out a win here. Heh heh...
"Why is your rating so low?" People ask me this sometimes. And the answer is simple: I’m constantly running "experiments."
Yes, it looks something like this: I try to come up with the rarest (and sometimes, let’s be honest, most "idiotic") move and then proceed to pretend that it's actually a good idea.
And don't close this tab yet, there's one more game featuring my favorite Scandinavian Defense coming up!
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