i'm going back to my original thing nh4 and aouwtpost
Exercise for people looking to play longer time controls
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Jun 1, 2021
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#23
DaBabysBurner wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
DaBabysBurner wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
DaBabysBurner wrote:
Stage 2: After White reinforces the center, I think black should play h6 to kick the bishop, the bishop will take bxf6 (i think), and after nxf6, white will play na2 and play for the c4 pawn break
so Rad1 h6 Bxf6 Nxf6 Na2? c4 isn't a threat, so black goes ahead with d5!? exd5 Rd8 (or something like that)
if black ignores c4 white can play cxb5 and after axb5 white has a passed a pawn i think
Na2 d5, tell me what white plays
Pawn takes i think
Rd8
Jun 1, 2021
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#24
DaBabysBurner wrote:
im having trouble visualizing this I gotta set up a board
set up a board but don't move the pieces
Jun 1, 2021
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#25
ChessPrix2314 wrote:
if Rc6 just Rb3 or Ra3 to protect the knight and i guess White has no problems
he has no problems but neither does black, who is the one putting pressure on white now.
Jun 1, 2021
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#26
hvenki wrote:
i'm going back to my original thing nh4 and aouwtpost
Nh4 h6, now what? Be3 is met with Ng4.
Jun 1, 2021
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#27
I guess you could let it be? I dunno, rook on e3 after he takes doesn't seem terrible
Jun 1, 2021
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#28
hvenki wrote:
I guess you could let it be? I dunno, rook on e3 after he takes doesn't seem terrible
so ig like nd5 in response
Jun 1, 2021
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#29
hvenki wrote:
I guess you could let it be? I dunno, rook on e3 after he takes doesn't seem terrible
it's not terrible, no, but black eased his position with exchanges, and with a bishop on f8 his kingside is quite secure after ...Nf6
Jun 1, 2021
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#31
B1ZMARK wrote:
hvenki wrote:
I guess you could let it be? I dunno, rook on e3 after he takes doesn't seem terrible
it's not terrible, no, but black eased his position with exchanges, and with a bishop on f8 his kingside is quite secure after ...Nf6
wait does what I said earlier with nd5 counter that
Jun 1, 2021
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#33
I wanna play bd3 because the e4 pawn is super weak after bb7, but then the knight would hang, so nb1 then bb7, bd3,h6 bxf6 nxf6, i wanna play rac1 to support c4, probably rec8 i think, then c4
Jun 1, 2021
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#34
little_guinea_pig wrote:
yeah after Be3 Ng4 then White plays Nd5! Queen moves then Nf5! and is dominating
how is be3 a thing, the queen is on e3 right?
Jun 1, 2021
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#37
little_guinea_pig wrote:
White can't take en passant because of Qxb6 and the b-pawn is weak trash
I would play Nh4 to get to the hole on f5 and attack d6..
Nh4 h6 (if g6 immediately then Bh6! trades off the defender and lets the queen come in with Qh6, then White can press the attack with Ng5 and the rook lift from e1-e3-h3) Be3 Be7 (h6? Bxh6) Nf5! followed by Rad1 and I think the d-pawn drops.
why would you take on h6, there's a bishop on f8, you literally just drop a piece
Jun 1, 2021
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#39
DaBabysBurner wrote:
I wanna play bd3 because the e4 pawn is super weak after bb7, but then the knight would hang, so nb1 then bb7, bd3,h6 bxf6 nxf6, i wanna play rac1 to support c4, probably rec8 i think, then c4
Bd3 reduces control over d5, allowing black to play for d5 easier after Bb7
im having trouble visualizing this I gotta set up a board