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In #64 the second and third moves also work if they are swapped.
Nov 14, 2022
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#66
played this as white. how do i avoid losing my rook as black? generally curious
The two most obvious Black moves look to be Bb7 or Qb4+ (eventually followed by Bb7).
Nov 15, 2022
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#68
jetoba написал:
The two most obvious Black moves look to be Bb7 or Qb4+ (eventually followed by Bb7).
dang that is brilliant, the b7 pawn is protected
As White I would have played a3 to stop the knight from coming here, but this could come with a sacrifice of 3 for 1, a forced queen trade and an attack on the king, eventually pinning a piece, but still, I don't think playing Nb3 is not a good option.
Also, I think the best move is ho-ho-ho like Santa-Klaus and save the knight from the pin, for Black. Also, Nb4, Bxa8, Nc2+, Kd1, and Nxa1 is not that good I think because you still have a chance of winning the black Knight, and Black can't trap your bishop because you can always trade it with the Knight, or go away if the Knight moves, and you are almost sure to win the other Knight in the corner.
M4 / #27
advice : Black thinks he's safe, surrounded by all his pieces, but this will cause his end.
M3 / #28
advice : can you find how to fork ?
advice : Will you find the sacrifice ?
Challenge :
play the french opening without seeing the board !
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French opening, exchange variation :
1. ?4, E?
2. ?4, ??
3. ??, ??
Nov 30, 2022
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#76
e4 e6 d4 d5 exd5 cxd5
now its your turn Nimzo indian: Classical Variation, Noa Variation
1. ?4, ???
2.c?, ??
3.???, ???
4.???, ??
I don't know the Nimzo.
Gotta learn it.
What's in bold are my mistakes.
1. d4, Nf6
2. c4, d5 (e6)
3. Nc3, Bb4
4. e3, ??? (Qc2)
I don't know the Noa variation from memory.