B1ZMARK wrote:
And neither does the black pawn in c4!
But when the queen takes the pawn on c4, the material is equal but white has a misplaced queen
Beginner? Don't use this opening - It's too theoretical! Better yet, don't learn any openings!
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Apr 11, 2021
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#43
also for the Benko Gambit discussion, combined with the open lines and a kingside Fianchetto for black the pawn is compensated for with large amounts of pressure on white's queenside
DaBabysSideTing wrote:
how do you attack the queen there? the light square bishop can't and neither knights really can either. computer's best move after the queen captures is to play c5 and put the knight on c6 and there's not really any tactics on the queen
You can't attack it immediately
Apr 11, 2021
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#45
if you really need to move your queen you can just put it on c2 and it doesn't block development on the other queenside pieces
very tru
DaBabysSideTing wrote:
if you really need to move your queen you can just put it on c2 and it doesn't block development on the other queenside pieces
Great, then you have moved your queen 3 times in the opening
Apr 11, 2021
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#48
Infinite_Blitz wrote:
DaBabysSideTing wrote:
if you really need to move your queen you can just put it on c2 and it doesn't block development on the other queenside pieces
Great, then you have moved your queen 3 times in the opening
So?
DaBabysSideTing wrote:
also for the Benko Gambit discussion, combined with the open lines and a kingside Fianchetto for black the pawn is compensated for with large amounts of pressure on white's queenside
Large amounts of pressure on white's queenside? Really? Show me
B1ZMARK wrote:
Infinite_Blitz wrote:
DaBabysSideTing wrote:
if you really need to move your queen you can just put it on c2 and it doesn't block development on the other queenside pieces
Great, then you have moved your queen 3 times in the opening
So?
You wasted way too much time by moving the queen around too much
Apr 11, 2021
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#51
Infinite_Blitz wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
Infinite_Blitz wrote:
DaBabysSideTing wrote:
if you really need to move your queen you can just put it on c2 and it doesn't block development on the other queenside pieces
Great, then you have moved your queen 3 times in the opening
So?
You wasted way too much time by moving the queen around too much
And black has wasted moves trying to give up the center
B1ZMARK wrote:
Infinite_Blitz wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
Infinite_Blitz wrote:
DaBabysSideTing wrote:
if you really need to move your queen you can just put it on c2 and it doesn't block development on the other queenside pieces
Great, then you have moved your queen 3 times in the opening
So?
You wasted way too much time by moving the queen around too much
And black has wasted moves trying to give up the center
black spends 1 move taking a pawn
why dont u ppl play a game to decide for once n for all?
Lord_Ultron wrote:
why dont u ppl play a game to decide for once n for all?
Because he's higher rated so it won't be fair ofc
Apr 11, 2021
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#55
move order is probably messed up but you can see the plans for black in this position
Apr 11, 2021
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#56
Lord_Ultron wrote:
why dont u ppl play a game to decide for once n for all?
why? we're just debating
DaBabysSideTing wrote:
move order is probably messed up but you can see the plans for black in this position
trade queens and white will be safe
Apr 11, 2021
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#58
why would black have any interest in a queen trade if he's playing a gambit?
black tries to trade queen's in benko
how do you attack the queen there? the light square bishop can't and neither knights really can either. computer's best move after the queen captures is to play c5 and put the knight on c6 and there's not really any tactics on the queen