damn imagine finding that combination
maybe in classical it is more likely, but still
I KNOWWWWWWWW
if I won I would have been playing for a share of either first or second, but since I lost, I was playing to win and get second place
which sounds nice except there were eight people in the tournament
This is really brilliant, ripp. At least you got a part of it, which is already an accomplishment
Can confirm very hard to find
You know it's serious when their name is "Topology_V" (for reference, topology is a very difficult and abstract branch of uni math)
Can confirm very hard
You know it's serious when their name is "Topology_V" (for reference, topology is a very difficult and abstract branch of uni math)
dudes literally a mathematics professor look at this
For his mathematics research, Dr. [redacted] works mainly in the subject area of topology with an emphasis on the topic of generalized inverse limit spaces. He is interested in related topics in continuum theory as well, including indecomposable continua.
like wtf is this
easy because i was looking at the game when you played it and I was like "omg he can't find this"
bro u were like stalking all four of my games for those three hours lmao
easy because i was looking at the game when you played it and I was like "omg he can't find this"
bro u were like stalking all four of my games for those three hours lmao
I don't even bother watching games over the 2000 level lol
it still looks much more dangerous
no it didn't
if i saw Be4+ ideas then I would have considered Rc2 but I was more concerned about equalizing than I was with getting an advantage
When you had to grind that plus over minus position for 20 moves you tend to get lethargic
Mainstream openings be like
”oh yeah if white plays solidly then you can equalize on move 27 hahaha
Benko is lame it’s not a real benoni
no u
The only characteristic of the benko is its lack of strategical play besides Ooga booga pressure white queenside maybe he mess up
no the strategy is to attack
That’s not what I mean by strategy
my coach told benko is op and that as white you shouldn't allow it
White shouldn’t play the most challenging move because of a sideline gambit ok
“If black knows the theory white will lose” I’m sure the benko gambit fully accepted is a forced win for black huh 😐😐😐
my coach told benko is op and that as white you shouldn't allow it
White shouldn’t play the most challenging move because of a sideline gambit ok
Yes. Plus, white avoids tons of theory and gets to play something equally as good if not better as it throws most people out of their prep.
Besides the modern benoni the benko is the most popular option why do you assume that your opponents won’t know their theory?
because to study deep theory of some sideline is rarely seen at my level
even if they do, black get's a playable position and chances as the game eventually goes out of theory
Yes, but you claim it's a forced win. Getting a playable position is hardly anything like that. This is also a playable position (white to move) (eval: -0.7)
This is also a playable position (+1 for white, white to move)
From my 25|5 game today against state national master
I spent eight minutes calculating on this move and I couldn't find it
instead, I chose a move that led to an equal position, and in mutual time trouble I blundered.