I think because of the way my opponent set up their pawn structure..... my dark-squared bishop controlled all the queenside pawns and i made the light square bishop contol the g6 square, so that they couldnt even move the kingside pawns
Positionally crushing my opponent
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Sep 3, 2020
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sid0049 wrote:
MinecraftProGamer-1 wrote:
also ur opponent is just bad like on move 31 he should take your knight with his rook but instead he wastes time playing kg8!!!!
Move 31 is a check, thats why kg8
knights don’t move like that, and even if he did he could take the knight to get out of check?
MinecraftProGamer-1 wrote:
sid0049 wrote:
MinecraftProGamer-1 wrote:
also ur opponent is just bad like on move 31 he should take your knight with his rook but instead he wastes time playing kg8!!!!
Move 31 is a check, thats why kg8
knights don’t move like that, and even if he did he could take the knight to get out of check?
its in check with the bishop... not the knight
Sep 3, 2020
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sid0049 wrote:
MinecraftProGamer-1 wrote:
sid0049 wrote:
MinecraftProGamer-1 wrote:
also ur opponent is just bad like on move 31 he should take your knight with his rook but instead he wastes time playing kg8!!!!
Move 31 is a check, thats why kg8
knights don’t move like that, and even if he did he could take the knight to get out of check?
its in check with the bishop... not the knight
the horse is called a bishop wait what
Yeah, the two bishops really show their power in this game. Black's rook is powerless to fight them.
Yes, generally i do not know how to use the two bishops..... but it worked out in this game
Why did it work out?
I think because the bishops could control lot of good squares, and not allow any counterplay from black..
What allowed them to control a lot of good squares?