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Alekhine Defence tactics | O’Sullivan Gambit
Interesting Lines!
Interesting Lines!
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The first trick move order should not be recommended because if white wants to take advantage he should play 1.d4 and 2.C4, If you are just playing blitz and for fun then you can try these types of tricks. The second trick position occurs sometimes and its good to know.
The first trick move order should not be recommended because if white wants to take advantage he should play 1.d4 and 2.C4, If you are just playing blitz and for fun then you can try these types of tricks.
The second trick position occurs sometimes and its good to know.
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About middle game, you should study the opening theory, and you will get more middle game plans. In closed positions you must play according to the pawn structure, and keep in mind that in closed positions knight is better than bishop. There are many weakness, but most common is about pawns, like doRead more
1.e4 or 1.d4?
I have read your question and i think you don't like long theoretical lines and sharp game, that's why i am suggesting to stick on d4. And about opening Reportoire, i suggest that you should know some basic opening ideas in d4, for that there is no specific dvd or course, but you may hire a Coach orRead more
I have read your question and i think you don’t like long theoretical lines and sharp game, that’s why i am suggesting to stick on d4.
And about opening Reportoire, i suggest that you should know some basic opening ideas in d4, for that there is no specific dvd or course, but you may hire a Coach or you may ask for d4 reportoire to some one who is playing d4. Or ask specific question about any opening here.
If you need any help, you can inbox me and we will proceed further.
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Nice attack!
Nice attack!
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Absolutely Yes, because playing a blitz for a longer time will set your mind to play faster, and when you play faster, you will make more mistakes and inaccuracies.
Absolutely Yes, because playing a blitz for a longer time will set your mind to play faster, and when you play faster, you will make more mistakes and inaccuracies.
See lessIs there any book on middle game?
There are many excellent books on the middle game in chess. One highly recommended book is "Positional Decision Making in Chess" by Boris Gelfand, a former World Championship challenger. This book covers various aspects of the middle game, including pawn structures, piece placement, and prophylaxis.Read more
There are many excellent books on the middle game in chess. One highly recommended book is “Positional Decision Making in Chess” by Boris Gelfand, a former World Championship challenger. This book covers various aspects of the middle game, including pawn structures, piece placement, and prophylaxis. Another great book is “Build Up Your Chess” by Artur Yusupov, which offers a comprehensive study of the middle game with many practical exercises.
“Mastering the Middlegame” by Grandmaster Nikolaos Ntirlis and “The Thinkers” by David Llada are two other books that have received high praise for their treatment of the middle game. Grandmaster Davorin Kuljasevic has also authored several books on the middle game, such as “Chess Middlegame Strategies Volume 1-3.”
In addition to books, there are also online courses available that cover the middle game in depth. One such course is the “50 Middlegame Masterclass” on Chessly.com, which features video lessons by International Master Levy Rozman and annotated games to help improve your understanding of the middle game.
To improve in the middle game, it is essential to study various aspects such as pawn structure, piece placement, and tactics. It is also crucial to understand the strategic ideas behind each move and to be able to identify critical moments in the game. Developing a strong positional sense and the ability to evaluate positions accurately are also key skills for success in the middle game. Regular practice and analysis of games are also important for improving your understanding and skills in the middle game.