It's a common plan in those positions. If you're not familiar with them just like dig a hole and jump in it
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Sep 26, 2020
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#245
SNUDOO wrote:
PILOTOXOMXD wrote:
Dude, before you break on c5, you need Be3 lol
Ng4
After Be3 Black plays Ng4 with tempo
Sep 27, 2020
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#248
happypi314 wrote:
I came and was like wut
That's what your mom said.
Unfollowing by the way... because I know you're about 10 years too young to even almost understand that.
Sep 27, 2020
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#249
solidbiker3000 wrote:
ok back to title Whta does sundoo say about the Bishop opening: BOI varition
Boi why would you play that
Sep 27, 2020
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#250
horselover123 wrote:
SNUDOO wrote:
STOP MAKING BLACK PLAY BD7 THAT'S A NOTHING MOVE
lol i just took @PILOTOXOMD's diagram and made an analysis of the moves they suggested (white's kingside attack) and refuted it
There was no attack to begin with
Sep 27, 2020
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#252
horselover123 wrote:
PILOTOXOMXD wrote:
Since White just castled, not black, shouldn't black have the initiative and push their pawns for a pawn storm first? Like a6, b5, or something? (yes i know this loses a pawn but forces open the file for black's rooks to hunt the king down and the extra pawn does little since the center is so closed)
And Black could simply play h5 when white plays h4, pausing white's plans. White will most likely start bringing pieces in to protect g4 for a pawn break, but black can occupy that square with Ng4 and since the white knight is on f3, white cannot play f3 and black basically found a perfect outpost. Not to mention the black knight will be very annoying, controlling good squares in white's territory. White will need to waste time maneuvering the f3 knight to a better square and then playing f3, by then which black will already have launched a queenside pawn storm.
Dude, just put up a wall. Besides, the difference between Black Castling and White Castling is that White has a ton of pieces defending the King, and practically OWNS the center
Sep 27, 2020
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#253
When Black chucks the pawns down the Queenside, the pawns can move up to protect it
Sep 27, 2020
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#254
MISTER_McCHESS wrote:
bishop's opening: Boi variation
Bishop's only interaction
Sep 27, 2020
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#255
horselover123 wrote:
PILOTOXOMXD wrote:
When Black chucks the pawns down the Queenside, the pawns can move up to protect it
added more analysis on move 11
I believe Ng4 is an inaccuracy because white just retreats the bishop and kicks the knight with tempo. Black should play b5 instead.
Sep 27, 2020
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#257
horselover123 wrote:
PILOTOXOMXD wrote:
horselover123 wrote:
PILOTOXOMXD wrote:
Since White just castled, not black, shouldn't black have the initiative and push their pawns for a pawn storm first? Like a6, b5, or something? (yes i know this loses a pawn but forces open the file for black's rooks to hunt the king down and the extra pawn does little since the center is so closed)
And Black could simply play h5 when white plays h4, pausing white's plans. White will most likely start bringing pieces in to protect g4 for a pawn break, but black can occupy that square with Ng4 and since the white knight is on f3, white cannot play f3 and black basically found a perfect outpost. Not to mention the black knight will be very annoying, controlling good squares in white's territory. White will need to waste time maneuvering the f3 knight to a better square and then playing f3, by then which black will already have launched a queenside pawn storm.
Dude, just put up a wall. Besides, the difference between Black Castling and White Castling is that White has a ton of pieces defending the King, and practically OWNS the center
what kind of wall?
anyways white's attack ends with the simple h5 (after h4), and white does not own the center that much.
Even more in-depth analysis from an ok 1700 (hehe, trying to gain trust with my somewhat above average decent blitz rating?):
This is the refutation of that line:
White gets a KID on steriods.
Sep 27, 2020
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#258
Legendary_Basilisk wrote:
horselover123 wrote:
PILOTOXOMXD wrote:
horselover123 wrote:
PILOTOXOMXD wrote:
Since White just castled, not black, shouldn't black have the initiative and push their pawns for a pawn storm first? Like a6, b5, or something? (yes i know this loses a pawn but forces open the file for black's rooks to hunt the king down and the extra pawn does little since the center is so closed)
And Black could simply play h5 when white plays h4, pausing white's plans. White will most likely start bringing pieces in to protect g4 for a pawn break, but black can occupy that square with Ng4 and since the white knight is on f3, white cannot play f3 and black basically found a perfect outpost. Not to mention the black knight will be very annoying, controlling good squares in white's territory. White will need to waste time maneuvering the f3 knight to a better square and then playing f3, by then which black will already have launched a queenside pawn storm.
Dude, just put up a wall. Besides, the difference between Black Castling and White Castling is that White has a ton of pieces defending the King, and practically OWNS the center
what kind of wall?
anyways white's attack ends with the simple h5 (after h4), and white does not own the center that much.
Even more in-depth analysis from an ok 1700 (hehe, trying to gain trust with my somewhat above average decent blitz rating?):
This is the refutation of that line:
White gets a KID on steriods.
I made a mistake in my first line, c6 would give black equality.
Sep 27, 2020
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#259
IHaveTHECoronaVirus wrote:
PILOTOXOMXD wrote:
I mean its like a stupid trick
It avoids scotch gambit and other stu
This is the refutation.
Dude, before you break on c5, you need Be3 lol