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Any good articles or videos on how to do a quick queen side castle & attack the opponents King side?
Yugoslav Attack against the Dragon is all I know...
https://www.chess.com/forum/search?keyword=yugoslav+attack
Feb 18, 2019
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you ma want to take a look at urosov gambit, its a huge attack against black
thanks! any other suggestions?
I believe this is pretty much the same pawn structure as the Yugoslav, but against other Sicilians than the Dragon:
https://www.chess.com/forum/search?keyword=english+attack
I understand that you can’t castle through a check. I’m wondering if it is ok to do a queen side castle which is otherwise legal except that the opponent’s queen or bishop is aimed at the knight space which the rook will have to move through as part of the castle. The king won’t move into, through , or out of check. Thanks.
Mar 3, 2019
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MPushkarewicz wrote:
I understand that you can’t castle through a check. I’m wondering if it is ok to do a queen side castle which is otherwise legal except that the opponent’s queen or bishop is aimed at the knight space which the rook will have to move through as part of the castle. The king won’t move into, through , or out of check. Thanks.
It's perfectly legal for the R to move through a controlled square when castling Q side.
Mar 3, 2019
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#8
If you like to attack on the king side you could try out the kings indian attack. In this opening you dont castle queenside, but usually you get a quick kingside attack.
Thanks to both of you
good tips ppl, thanks!
Mar 5, 2019
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MPushkarewicz wrote:
I understand that you can’t castle through a check. I’m wondering if it is ok to do a queen side castle which is otherwise legal except that the opponent’s queen or bishop is aimed at the knight space which the rook will have to move through as part of the castle. The king won’t move into, through , or out of check. Thanks.
OldPatzerMike wrote:
MPushkarewicz wrote:
I understand that you can’t castle through a check. I’m wondering if it is ok to do a queen side castle which is otherwise legal except that the opponent’s queen or bishop is aimed at the knight space which the rook will have to move through as part of the castle. The king won’t move into, through , or out of check. Thanks.
It's perfectly legal for the R to move through a controlled square when castling Q side.
