How is that good and educating for you? What the heck person!😒🙄😒🙄
I won a game against scholars mate where previously i lost
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DinDin211 wrote:
How is that good and educating for you? What the heck person!😒🙄😒🙄
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9. d5 forking two of your pieces; I pointed that same issue out in one of the other games you posted. Go to chesstempo.com, it is a good place for you to practice tactics.
As far as responding to to 2. qh5, just play 2. ... nf6. Its a move you are going to play anyway, and it attacks the queen.
Also...I hate to say it, but you seem to be posting a ton of games...pretty sure if you are posting multiple games a day most folks will just start to avoid your threads. So my other suggestion (besides tactics training) would be a starter chess strategy book (if a human is unavailable to teach).
ArtNJ wrote:
9. d5 forking two of your pieces; I pointed that same issue out in one of the other games you posted. Go to chesstempo.com, it is a good place for you to practice tactics.
As far as responding to to 2. qh5, just play 2. ... nf6. Its a move you are going to play anyway, and it attacks the queen.
but 2.nf6 hangs my pawn and checks my king
also how do i avoid the fork on move 9 that white can do
AntiNetwork wrote:
6. Nxc7+ wins on spot.
queen can take knight and also take queen if queen tries to attack f7...,
Jan 12, 2019
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now get out your pacifier and have your mommy warm a nice bottle for you. night night little man. sleep tight little baby. don't cry. you will get your diaper changed. geeeeeez.
LOL
wesleyn1 wrote:
DinDin211 wrote:
How is that good and educating for you? What the heck person!😒🙄😒🙄
analysis
Wow totally, I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU.........NNNNOT
Jan 12, 2019
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How does 5.Qh4 follow „opening principles“?
What was the purpose of that move?
What was the purpose of that move?
jonathanpiano13 wrote:
How does 5.Qh4 follow „opening principles“?
What was the purpose of that move?
What was the purpose of that move?
i annotated that
IAMBBW wrote:
wesleyn1 wrote:
trying to understand and use chess fundamentals to my advantage! good and educating victory for me.
You play like a NOOB
obviously? help me......
You said that exchanging with 8... exd4 9. Nfxd4 Nxd4 10. Nxd4 is bad but you could have won the e-pawn with 10... Qxe4
SouthClaws wrote:
You said that exchanging with 8... exd4 9. Nfxd4 Nxd4 10. Nxd4 is bad but you could have won the e-pawn with 10... Qxe4
nice find thank u
Jan 12, 2019
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wesleyn1 wrote:
ArtNJ wrote:
9. d5 forking two of your pieces; I pointed that same issue out in one of the other games you posted. Go to chesstempo.com, it is a good place for you to practice tactics.
As far as responding to to 2. qh5, just play 2. ... nf6. Its a move you are going to play anyway, and it attacks the queen.
but 2.nf6 hangs my pawn and checks my king
also how do i avoid the fork on move 9 that white can do
You can answer the check by offering a queen trade. If the trade is refused then you get the pawn back with either your knight or queen (probably the knight because sticking your queen out that far is a good way to get her attacked by everything that moves...). If the trade is accepted then you take with the kingside bishop and now you have a clear line to castle. I'm not entirely sure this is the line that ArtNJ is thinking of but it seems the most clear cut to me.
Regarding the potential fork on 9, don't do Be6 on move 8. If you don't do Be6 then there's no fork there. a6 kicks the knight away, Be7 prepares a discovered attack on the knight, Nf6 clears a path to castle kingside and threatens the pawn on e4. You don't need to chase that queen immediately. You've got other potential moves.
trying to understand and use chess fundamentals to my advantage! good and educating victory for me.