משחקי תלמידים 14

Hello, we are in another game, learning from students' games Let's see what's happening here A4-5, Sicilian Defense Chapter 3, Verse 6 Run G-4, good It's an attempt to evade the Sicilian. I always prefer my students to Play D-4, and if not D-4 So he probably ran in 5 BC. But in the game, the G-4 runner dashed. And here, the journey is likely Okay, Z-6 is fine Explain verses 6-5 A very rapid attack The white one tries to give, of course It's 7 here But the moment Black stops it. So there isn't much white to sell. Here in this building, so it's better here In many games, the dice are required. And continue playing the game and being rebellious In the game. Here, black is simply I really want to play. D-5, and then the advantage He is in trouble, after the move Black takes the advantage. But black can play just as well. I-6, I-6 is the beauty of the process The difference also applies here. Blocks all threats The black piece is in a favorable position with an advantage. So, D-5 legs He took a blessing from the priest. Run B-5, Run D-7 And here, for some reason What a pity White Play G-4 That's a mistake. We'll discuss why it's a mistake shortly. Of course, here it should be Switch and play knight g-3 The white one is in a good position. So when a child does G-4 He created A deep hole in his position And in essence, after Run takes, you can also immediately 3D walking stick The advantage of black Very large A king in the second century BCE did not need to take Black took here There was no need to take it. The difference of -3 shuts down the tools The Whites Need to take here -5 Even on the difference The position of Black is indicated. Parashat Bo came out on the 5th of the month. There are two days of D-4 runner here. With very strong pressure on B-2 The black seat is excellent. Instead of all this Black took on g-1 Queen took D-5 And the white one here missed After verse 3 of Chapter 3, the queen takes the parsha. Black stays with more tools And he went on to win the game. An interesting opening; there's much to learn from it. See you, bye