Another thing for those players that have this issue.
Ahead in the game with 2 Queens and other pieces and my opponent has only pawns and does not resign.
What next? 
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royalbishop wrote:
Another thing for those players that have this issue.
Ahead in the game with 2 Queens and other pieces and my opponent has only pawns and does not resign.
What next?
I'd suggest offering a draw, in case your opponent manages to promote those pawns and checkmate you.
I always do the english attack against the sisilian, what are the advatages and disadvanages of doing Bg5 instead of the english against the najdorf?
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87654321 wrote:
What has sebleb started. Even the profile pic has similarities.
Oh god. This kid again.
maybe he made a new acount?
- Member Since: Jun 2, 2013 when sebleb was big and he started this forum after seblebs go locked
- USCF Rating 648 locks like seblebs rating
- Birthday: Apr 6, 2000 around the age of sebleb
what should white do in this position?
harryz wrote:
what kind of question is this? it depends on what u play, although established theory prefers d4
actually estabished theory prefers the one you like to play...
1. f3, followed by 2. g4.
macer75 wrote:
royalbishop wrote:
Another thing for those players that have this issue.
Ahead in the game with 2 Queens and other pieces and my opponent has only pawns and does not resign.
What next?
I'd suggest offering a draw, in case your opponent manages to promote those pawns and checkmate you.
I tried that once and my opponent kept marching those pawns without mercy!
I need some coaching for this situation!
harryz wrote:
what kind of question is this? it depends on what u play, although established theory prefers d4
e4, best by test.
-Bobby Fischer
What about my question?
No worries :) Just go to the previous page and take a look at post #45.
... And what do u think?
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Well in the past when playing White my opponent mirrors my moves....
What should a player do about this?