hey
Maintain or release the tension?
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I like to talk when I play,too.
Pianoplayer2000 wrote:
I like to talk when I play,too.
WTF?
When I first saw the title of this thread I was thinking of something else...
Jun 6, 2013
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You have to be more specific. The decision is completely contextual. It pretty much depends on whether you will likely come out on the short end after the opponent releases the tension or if you will get some initiative from play after the exchanges.
DrSpudnik wrote:
You have to be more specific. The decision is completely contextual. It pretty much depends on whether you will likely come out on the short end after the opponent releases the tension or if you will get some initiative from play after the exchanges.
yup I totally agree :)
Um... where else do you struggle between maintaining and releasing the "tension"?
Suppose I reach a position where I have solid pressure against the opponent's center pawns, but my opponent has everything adequately defended. How do I know when it's better to maintain the tension, and conversely when it's better to release the tension?