YES this is what I need to work on thanks b1z
Positional play exercise (six questions)
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Hmm.. Thanks for this exercise. I will try my best!
Jul 6, 2021
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#6
B1ZMARK wrote:
Answer the questions please @ninjaswat
I wiiiiiiiilll telling friends about it first...
Jul 6, 2021
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#7
ninjaswat wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
Answer the questions please @ninjaswat
I wiiiiiiiilll telling friends about it first...
nice
Jul 6, 2021
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#8
Also, the answers to these questions are not long variations, but instead I want a logical deduction. Don't tell me "this move is bad because of takes takes takes", tell me why it's bad with words, not variations.
Jul 6, 2021
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#9
idk about 1 b1z
2. free's up black's position, a terrible move gives black activity
3. black is better has nf4 ideas, and the open d-file isn't useful and can be neutrizialed
4. proveks a weakness in black's camp
5. terrible corddination, black's pieces are much better
6. idk
Jul 6, 2021
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#10
clrealy I need to get better at positional play
I thought the main 3 questions were
1. What is the idea of my opponents last move
2. What is my worst placed piece
3. what is my opponents worst placed piece
Jul 6, 2021
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#11
Batman2508 wrote:
idk about 1 b1z
2. free's up black's position, a terrible move gives black activity
3. black is better has nf4 ideas, and the open d-file isn't useful and can be neutrizialed
4. proveks a weakness in black's camp
5. terrible corddination, black's pieces are much better
6. idk
is it correct?
Jul 6, 2021
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#12
Batman2508 wrote:
idk about 1 b1z wrong answer!
2. free's up black's position, a terrible move gives black activity Not quite that reason. It doesn't really give black any more activity. Think about white's setup. This question is pretty hard.
3. black is better has nf4 ideas, and the open d-file isn't useful and can be neutrizialed
Fix your spelling. Second part is what i was looking for, yes. There's another reason why, which is more general to the entire position. Specifics are ok but you can be more general.
4. proveks a weakness in black's camp Incorrect, fix your spelling
5. terrible corddination, black's pieces are much better Correct, fix your spelling
6. idk Wrong answer!
6. Stops guarding g4 and creates a future target on h4.
Jul 6, 2021
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#14
B1ZMARK wrote:
Batman2508 wrote:
idk about 1 b1z wrong answer!
2. free's up black's position, a terrible move gives black activity Not quite that reason. It doesn't really give black any more activity. Think about white's setup. This question is pretty hard.
3. black is better has nf4 ideas, and the open d-file isn't useful and can be neutrizialed
Fix your spelling. Second part is what i was looking for, yes. There's another reason why, which is more general to the entire position. Specifics are ok but you can be more general.
4. proveks a weakness in black's camp Incorrect, fix your spelling
5. terrible corddination, black's pieces are much better Correct, fix your spelling
6. idk Wrong answer!
I am just a 8 year old in 3d grade
spelling is hard...
Jul 6, 2021
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#15
Dragondom1 wrote:
6. Stops guarding g4 and creates a future target on h4.
correct
Jul 6, 2021
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#16
Batman2508 wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
Batman2508 wrote:
idk about 1 b1z wrong answer!
2. free's up black's position, a terrible move gives black activity Not quite that reason. It doesn't really give black any more activity. Think about white's setup. This question is pretty hard.
3. black is better has nf4 ideas, and the open d-file isn't useful and can be neutrizialed
Fix your spelling. Second part is what i was looking for, yes. There's another reason why, which is more general to the entire position. Specifics are ok but you can be more general.
4. proveks a weakness in black's camp Incorrect, fix your spelling
5. terrible corddination, black's pieces are much better Correct, fix your spelling
6. idk Wrong answer!
I am just a 8 year old in 3d grade
spelling is hard...
mhm sure
1. Th knight can get pinned with Bg4 and black gets counterplay with e5 pawn break.
Jul 6, 2021
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#18
Dragondom1 wrote:
1. Th knight can get pinned with Bg4 and black gets counterplay with e5 pawn break.
No on two accounts:
1) Bg4 doesn't do much. h3 Bxf3 Qxf3 and white has the bishop pair for no reason.
2) e5 doesn't acquire counterplay. White can just sit there. e5 equalizes, as normal, but nothing more.
This is because of white's move, c3.
Jul 6, 2021
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#19
0. I'm very bad at positional play
1. Not very good as bishop is tied to the e pawn and can't do anything else but ok I think. Maybe better would be nd2 then be2 then castling
2. Idk, maybe black has more center control. Also, White's pieces, tho out, seem underdeveloped with no good squares.
3. Black better as has more active pieces while White's minor pieces are cramped
4. Useless move as white knight can't go anywhere other than f3 from here. If plan was to take on f7 then, I think that opens f file for Black's attack while white king is undefended
5. I would've gone for kh2 then g3 and remove black knight. Or maybe c4 to get minor pieces some space
6. Bg5 then B×N Q×h to remove only defender maybe
Also why you ( assuming this is your game) took bishop with pawn and not queen, to control light squares?
Questions are written in the annotations.
I'll post the answers if people are struggling.