Having a pawn protect a piece in an outpost is good. I can pin the knight with my bishop if I go to b5. The pin isn’t the best trick, but it grants me flexibility and can also enable me to stop the progress of the doubled pawns.
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Ian-the-destroyer wrote:
also be3 is not a human move
Be3 is a natural developing move.
Ian-the-destroyer wrote:
b5 is not a outpost cause there is a c pawn
Which is why I said it was a semi-outpost. It’ll take time for the opponent to kick away the bishop, and that can only be done by permanently putting the pawn on that square. The knight can’t have that, which weakens central power.
Ian-the-destroyer wrote:
also g4 g5 is not a human idea
An immediate capture would lead to dire consequences for my opponent. Just do the calculations.
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you played be3 on move 18 in the middle of an attack explain your self
Ian-the-destroyer wrote:
you played be3 on move 18 in the middle of an attack explain your self
I just made some simple calculations.
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AG120502 wrote:
Ian-the-destroyer wrote:
you played be3 on move 18 in the middle of an attack explain your self
I just made some simple calculations.
oh no that does not make sense for a second explain what you were calculating
Ian-the-destroyer wrote:
you played be3 on move 18 in the middle of an attack explain your self
By the way, how was I under attack? What the rook going to do? Capture my bishop?
There are no attacks I should be worried about.
Ian-the-destroyer wrote:
okay what if hxg5
That just exposes the king. I can check it with the knight.
1wilo wrote:
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Abtectous wrote:
It’s not cheating to use the engine bruh
He means in daily games.
also be3 is not a human move