Hi guys plz feel free to check out this my new video .I hope you guys will like it .It only includes some rules which i applied in my games and i got more than 2000+ in blitz and i also know that its not full truth that only these rules re sufficient for win .I will also post tomorrow about weaknesses so you will understand this video well. I hope you guys will subscribe .I am doing everything for you guys. Feel fre to watch it please
Abhi_Mary_1997 Apr 10, 2017
I am not a big fan of Anand but i am a big fan of his skills .In this particular game which was played in 2013 Tata Steel Chess Tournament he showed his brilliency with this ultimate power of black pieces and slav.This game is full of tactical blowas in which he used a lot of motiefs like putting his pieces on to the protected squares ,pins,Forks etc.I did not used any kind of engine for analysis but yeah i analysed it with my master so if i miss anything then please write the comment.Thanks you
Abhi_Mary_1997 Apr 1, 2017
Today I want to present something about tactics .Tactics are really most important in chess like strategy .They are the final part of your startegy. Here i won't present the tactical motiefs like fork,double-attack etc but I want to show something that how and when tactics works.So I hope you will like my work. Concreate Goals- There are two ways by which we can win a chess game- 1.Checkmate. 2.Material. How to achieve these above goals? 1.First task is to create a weak spot in your opponent's camp. 2.After you will created the weak spot then try to put your highest amount of pieces there. Every tactical operation has certain targets.Arrange your all pieces farward first and when you find them actively placed then think for the combinations. Tactical Operationa have certain goals which are described below- 1.Forcing candidate moves.Always when you have actively placed pieces then try to find some kind of forcing sequence in your position. 2.Forcing exchange.Always try to exchange with forcing exchanges but if the exchanges will favours you then try to exchange othervise try to look for other kind of possibilities. 3.Forcing draw.When you are in bad positions then try to find the forcing sequence which will give you a draw. 4.Zugzwang.Means put your opponent into a deep dark hole so he will be forced to follow your forcig sequence . Forcing play- Forcing play means that you can advance your attack in such a way by which your opponent have only few ways to defend which is better for you.Most of the forcing moves are checks,capture ,threats. How a chess player win material - With the help of co-ordination of the pieces. Types of advantages- 1.Material advantage. 2.Positional advantage. Types of Positional advantage- 1.Static advantage- Static advantage means when you create a weakness in front of the opponent and this kind of weakness which can not move.For ex-Like if its a king or a pawn which can not run easily so then we call it static advantage. 2.Dynamic advantage- Dynamic advantage means when certain player gets the ability to position his pieces in a better way .So,its temporarily but this formation gives better placement of the dynamic pieces.Dynamic postional advantage includes better placed pieces,pressure and short attack. When you have the dynamic advantage then you must have to play actively before your's opponent's defensive tasks will come under consideration.So when you have the dynamic advantage then always look for some kind of forcing sequences which won't allow your opponent to play with active defense. Some basics ideas of attacking- 1.When you are attacking then think about the position that what is the target. 2.When you find the target then try to find the weakness in your's opponent's camp and try to exchange the defenders of the target. 3.If we want to play a successful attack then the most basics conditions are essential are the forcing play,the dynamic advantage,how to remove defenders from the area in which you are attacking. Tactical Operation- Tactical operations are the most important part of our combiations.They gives us strong position.It improves our piece coordination.Tactical operations involves specific kind of seaquence of moves that will help us to proceed in our position furthur and create more difficulties to our opponent. Types of Tactical Operations- 1.Exchanges . 2.Forcing play. 3.Sacrifices-They are of two kinds ppositional sacrifices and combinational sacrifices.Idea of sacrifices is to remove the defender's of our opponent's area. Why sacrifices-The idea behind sacrifices is to unbalance the position ,changing the pawn structure in the opponent's camp,creating weakness in opponent's camp,creating targets. Signs whether the combination exists or not- 1.Coordination of our pieces.Maybe minimum two .Its on the particular area. 2.Tactical ideas or motiefs like fork,double attack ,deflection etc. 3.Forcing moves.If you are in a position where forcing moves are available then maybe combianations are available too. 4.Elements of the position-like forcing moves,co-ordination,open files and the majority of the pieces etc. How to find a combination- 1.You will have to find the tactical motief. 2.If your's opponent pieces are not coordinated then this means your are coordinated so you have to find combiantions in these kind of situations. 3.Advanced pieces.After we will find all three above motiefs then we will have to look for the ideas.Ideas like to breakthrough in the position.
Abhi_Mary_1997 Feb 20, 2017
Recently I completed a chess course on chess.com whose name was roots of positional understnading and i want to present some of the ideas mrntioned in that course for those who cant afford membership.So enjoy. 50 Golden Rules- 1.The side who have two bishops can try not to exchange one bishop because when we exchange any bishop then we already lose control over the colour complex of the bishop's colour. 2.Always try and find moves that accomplish as many goals as possible. 3.When the centre is closed or in your control then try to play on the wings too. 4.You should always be looking for the ways to imprvoe the positon of your pieces,and if this mean you have to take a backward step,then so be it. 5.When you have two obvious ways to capture a piece then try to calculate both of them because only one of themcan be obvious and other might be good. 6.When you have a passed pawn,don't let your opponent to blockade it.If he does,you must find a way to break that blockade. 7.When your opponent is passive because of the activeness of your pieces then we should try to make our position more active and we should try to stop any kind of simple counterplay of our opponent. 8.If there is any weak squares in opponent's camp then try to exploit it.Like in Ruy Lopez we have nice strong square on d5-f5 which white can try to exploit with his minor pieces and sometimes with major pieces too. 9.Try to exchange your own bad bishop from your opponent's good one. 10.Sometimes a little building move to push the opponent over the edge.(Atleast near to it). 11.Don't let your opponent's tactical displays pull your mind aways from the key positional issues. 12.Always check your opponent's last move's plans and ideas.And try to make a counterplan to stop your opponent's play.And if you are able to make it with a threat then its aweosome. 13.When your opponent is try to make threats against you,then try to think that is their threats are really harmful and if your analysis say that their threats are harmless then allow him to make his plan and go ahead. 14.If your faward move make our opponent's task tougher to develope then go ahead. 15.If your opponent have weak pan structure then try to make it more weak. 16.When you have the knights then try to close the position.Knights can jump wo they are best in close positions. 17.Bishops are the monsters in the open positions.Because they are long range pieces.If we wants to open up then board then sometimes pawn sacrifices in the centre are availabe.We have to look for these kind of scrifices in our games. 18.Knights needs advanced support points if they are going to prove their worth!Never hesitate to create such a square if you can. 19.The concept of trading one advantage for another one is really important.Like if we have a bishop pair advnatage and trade of one of the bishop give our opponent a long term weakness in the form of IQP then we can try to exchange our bishop then. 20.Many times if your opponent have the bishop pair then your plan is to close the position but sometimes when you are ahead in developement then it might be good for you to open up the position for active play. 21.Creating an artificial support points for your pieces is also a good idea. 22.For attack,you must first tighten up your grip in the centre,limit your enemy's counterplay and only then begin your own attack. 23.If you reach a position in which your pieces are stuck and your opponent's pieces are active then try to activate your pieces even in the cost of the pawn.But with wel calcualtions because pawn down might be crush you in the endgame. 24.Try to play on both wings.If you have good control over the one side of the board then try to control the other side of the board and try yo play for whole board's control . 25.Never let one of your pieces sit out of the action.Insist that it participates. 26.Multi-purpose moves are always pleasure to find. 27.It is really important to see what your opponent intends and if it will prove bothersome ,stop it in its track. 28.In and endgame your king can also join the battle. 29.When you are castlng on the opposite wings,then try to make a pawn storm as fast as you can. 30.Steinitz's advice: When started that the way to beat knights is to take all their advanced square away from them. 31.If you have an open file,then try to dominate it with your heavy pieces. 32.If you wants to attack any particular square in your enemy's camp then try to exchange the defenders of that square by exchanges or sacrifices. 33. Placing your pieces on multi-purpose squsres is always a good idea. 34.If you get tempos then get it .They are the most fabulous things in ches.Ex-Developement with tempos is always nice. 35.Sometimes its very important to first stop your's opponent''s play before continueing your own plans. 36.Don't leave your pieces unprotected. 37.The owner of the passed pawn wants to exchange minor pieces (so they can't be used to block the pawn),and he also wants to retain the queen or at least one rook over the board. 38.When a passed pawn exists,the most important square on the board is the one directly in fornt of the pawn.This means that both sides will fight hard to control that point. 39.Knights are the bad defender against the outside passed pawns. 40.In and endgame,do everything you can to bring your king to its most active post. 41.The ability to create holes for your knights to live on can't be overestimated. 42.Positional chess is important.But you never know when you will be called upon to save yourself with a display of tactical acumen. 43.Loosening up the bishop's diagonal.Sometimes a safe,simple move is all it takes to highlight your advantage. 44.Try and stop enemy threats by playing the moves you intended to play even if no threat existed. 45.You can only start a wing attack if you own the centre or if the centre is closed.and his pawns get to advance with gain of time. 46.When you have your opponent in the palm of your hand,don't hesitate to tighten things up before embarking on the final ,decisivve plan. 47.When you castles in the opposite sides then try to make your pieces active and then go for the pawn storm.Try to open up the lines against your enemy king even in the cost of the pawn. 48.Patience,and the ability to forsee and eliminating enemy play,are two of the most important skills you can have in chess. 49.When you have better developement then try to open up the centre . 50.When your opponent is playing on the flanks then you must do something active in the centre ,mean you have to play on the centre
Abhi_Mary_1997 Feb 19, 2017
This is the analysis of my master against exchange variation of french .So i hope u all will like.
Abhi_Mary_1997 Jan 24, 2017
https://www.chess.com/blog/Ncxd5_2/rook-endgames I hope u all will learn basics of rok endgames
Abhi_Mary_1997 Jan 24, 2017
TOday I would like to present french analysis for everyone but i have problem with the clssical variation so if anyone know how to handle classical then post the analysis.I will present the analysis against advance,tarrash,and the exchange variation.If anyone finds and problem in that thn please feel free to contact me.ireally wish to help
Abhi_Mary_1997 Jan 23, 2017