משחקי תלמידים 15 - זוג צריחים בשביעית!

יניב ניצן - אקדמיית צ'ספו לשחמט
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AI GeneratedThis video analyzes a student chess game, focusing on the transition from the opening to a decisive endgame. The instructor highlights the dangers of premature queen development and the overwhelming power of doubling rooks on the seventh rank, demonstrating how a series of tactical errors led to a winning position for White.
Hello, we have another student game coming up. Let's see—our current game started in a relatively calm manner.
Door 4 Door 5 G4 I6 Explanation G3
Okay, it looks like it's heading toward the queen's rook pawn, but here Black played g6.
That's a variation known as the Slav Defense; it's a type of Slavic opening.
Here, the boy can play even AI 4 if he wants to play something more aggressive.
White plays at 3, calm, all is well. Black 6, Black 3, White 4
Completely calm opening
Okay, here sometimes the white simply continues developing tools, for example, run door 3
Sometimes a pawn prefers not to get doubled pawns; it can also play here with queen's knight 2, which is entirely possible too.
White played in the game at move 3, it's legitimate, no problem.
Run takes horse leg takes run
Here, the black knight pawn on square e4 is still okay, I think. I'll press down on this leg.
White plays queen g2 to defend the knight, and Black plays queen a5.
Now, King A5 is not an error, but it's a bit risky.
Because it's premature to remove the queen before we've completed developing our pieces.
I would still prefer, in this case, to remove the Rets from B7 or A6, rather than use options like B6.
Or to play here, simply, for example, consumption runs D3
Or get a tie or play something like V5, then B6
But in any case, that's my intention—this isn't about black not being able to play queen; a5 is playable.
White played 2 to defend the knight on e4, and Black responded with 7 to open the c-file and develop excellent pieces.
Ran 4:3, the parashah arrives to strengthen the central parashah; so far, everything is fine.
Ch. 3 Ch. 3 A redundant journey; it's unclear why it's needed
Better to play the draw, maybe also A4 possible
H8 3 Right now, it's not protecting against anything. Rashi 4 This is not a real threat.
Just take the difference here
Okay, so Group 6 Black wants to remove the runner from Group 6, possibly also with Group 7.
The only risk in such a position is that the queen might suddenly checkmate us.
She's there in the corner like that, but right now there's really no problem with it.
Route A6 Excellent
White's move 5 in the opening is a good one.
Very good, the difference is moving to the front, threatening the weak leg here.
Black Rook needs a Knight, 8 pawns, took a pawn, took a Queen, took a pawn, took a pawn
Alright, things are relatively balanced, all is well.
White could have played here; g1 is an option.
It is certainly possible to protect the tradition, but he chose a different journey.
He played 4, and I think White's move here is a very clever one.
First of all, this journey enables Ben to achieve two goals.
One forgiveness, one the Queen of Heaven can come here
And after the exchange of crowns, the legs here fix the black legs.
And the need becomes a pressing tool in an open tower on weak, dark legs.
Very nice, this is a fascinating idea.
The second option is that the white blood cell activation is initiated here.
It might be that he will stop the consumption of black.
It could even be that he has surprising ideas like
Race A, 3; if by any chance he manages to keep this leg going, then also race B, 4
A 4 Good trip I love this trip
And here, the black piece slightly fell into a trap.
White didn't necessarily escape it, but Black slightly fell into a trap.
He played knight takes g3
And it will soon become clear whether there is a problem with this or not.
G3 probably would have been better, maybe.
This is a question: What would have been better for Black to play here?
The truth is, this position is somewhat problematic; let me show you an example.
Suppose black had been the game of consumption.
The son can play and '3
Parashah 6, Verse 6, Chapter 3
Or now this is very tricky, why?
Run from them on the black gap
And here there is a logical journey for Black.
He can play C-D-8.
This really seems like a very sensible journey.
The problem is that there is a runner on base 4 on C-D-8.
That's exactly the problem if
Positions like these with a queen on a-5
Always be cautious, pay attention
That we suddenly lost our queen
Here, Black loses the queen.
So this is a problem; there are some issues.
Then maybe V-3 means D-6
Run A-3, you can also play C-3 here
But after Queen B-1
The black position is again very difficult.
Because the white one also takes the difference
And also ran in the 4 to make a fork
On the Queen and the Rook
So there are actually problems here with black.
The strongest journey here
It's a journey that is very hard to play.
And I don't know many players
Who plays it
Therefore, I think I can understand.
The logic that the black one took the leg here
That's very logical also to take legs
The best trip here is black.
Surprisingly, it's a knight on d7.
And after the departure takes place
The king takes
The black one can afford not to castle here.
Only because the position is closed
And there are no open lines for attack against the king.
For example, need G-1
It's needed here, G-4
Black needs to double
Press A-4
And precisely for black, there is a good position here.
But to play a knight on square f7
This game is hard to play.
To do without consumption
You can do it here again only because the position is closed.
And it is not open, and there are no lines for attack against the king.
A very difficult journey
So Black took the legs.
Explain verse 3 of chapter 6
And here, in essence
The white player played, in my opinion, very strongly.
But the right journey
What's strongest here is basically
The white one made a good trip.
But he had a much stronger journey.
When the gap is here, what is the central problem of
Black
The central problem
The central problem here is blackness
It's the turret located behind
Detached difference
That is to say, in essence
Let's remove all the arrows
The Almighty
Good, who knows
Actually, the white player can play here.
Need to g'-1
And how does black hold the difference?
White from them runs takes a horse
Need to take, need to take, need to take
The only journey one can think of
Black in order to protect the difference
I'm joining, but friend 3
This is not clear.
How does black hold this difference?
Therefore, this journey is a very difficult one.
Therefore, the position of the black piece here is not
So easy
G-3 requires G-1
And the white one is on the roof.
The white one took the difference.
Need a loan
And Ben played on another good trip
That can
To maintain equality afterward
But what to receive at -5?
Black took White took
A white one, though with fewer legs
But he has strong pressure coming through the tower.
And here
An error has occurred
Need black black in -3
Why is this journey an inaccurate journey?
For he gives
To complete column G
The white one
And this must not happen
The right journey is here
The black knight had to play.
It needs a G-7.
And then an example of a game could have been
Need a G-1
Black needs to give up the rook, but he can afford to make the capture.
Need G-7
Explain example 4, for instance
There's nothing to be done; he needs to give up the habit.
But in return, we are pressured
On the weak leg of the white one
And in essence, what will be here?
It's a leg exchange.
Shiyovilo probably headed for the position.
It's worth going in that direction.
Teco's
Apparently
This guy still needs to escape a bit more here.
But he should succeed.
Five legs against five legs
Need and explain versus need and explain
You should go in the direction of Tako.
Unless one of the sides plays the endgame exceptionally well
Of course, it's also possible.
And in essence, in this position, the black piece needs
G-3
Then the white one took the leg.
Now the black piece cannot take the pawn, of course.
You must play the flute.
If black takes the legs
Then he'll catch it here
He must lose the game.
So after consumption
This habit will fall.
Yes, we can see it.
And the black one will remain with more legs
But
Black gave White an extra move to make.
The Way of the Tower
And in essence, after Black took
The white player moves two pieces to the seventh rank.
We know
The dream of the beggar
This is entering the seventh line
That is his dream in life
If the challenger enters the seventh row, he is extremely strong.
And we know that two are needed
In the seventh line, it's simply tremendous power.
Not just any
They have a nickname; they are called the "Repeat Couple."
They eat everything in their path.
And here, the white player successfully scored two goals.
To the seventh line
He's threatening B-7, and it's starting to become
Extremely, extremely deadly
There are serious threats here.
And after the end of AI-4
That's a relatively brief journey.
Explain and -7
The white king is in checkmate in a few moves.
That's similar to what there was
The king moved.
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The white piece played knight to h6
And black
In the game
After needing z'-7, he surrendered.
Since King H-8
Need a king's pawn - 8
Need Z-7, this is it.
That is exactly the immense power
Two are needed in the seventh row
Such a pair of pigs
I can tell you
This position
Nevertheless, it was a journey into darkness.
To continue the game
He had to play king's knight-8
Need a Z-7 pickup
And now once again we see
I don't know why this arrow is connected here
We see that the white pawn needs a knight to promote to a queen.
And needs a Z-7 unit.
That pig couple is absolutely, absolutely deadly.
No one will stop them.
On this line, but still
There's some kind of defense for black here.
And I always tell my students
Keep going until the end, because you never know
When will the argument make a mistake?
I've already seen completely finished work posts.
The player continued fighting until the very last moment.
Won in the end
So here, a black piece can still play the 1.
King Z-3
The king will be 4, assuming 4
That seems reasonable to me.
And he spread and flew 6
The black position is very difficult.
But he managed to bring his lead.
Pivotal point
To the point
Sorry for the dot
Defensive
That's how it's done
And here he holds the game.
The right journey is here, for the white one
He still needs to find it.
He needs to find the right moves in order to win.
It needs to be G-5 to flee with the rook here.
So that the white one can
To play knight to b7
And here, this is truly a significant advantage.
White wins at the end, but it's still an ongoing game.
The white player needs to prove themselves.
Who knows, maybe there will be some changes here
And maybe suddenly this leg, this free leg
It will become dangerous.
We do not surrender easily.
Please note that if the white player had
Trying to somehow immediately leave and fly away 7
So of course the black
Can
Take the rook, that's why it's so
The important journey of
Roof G-5
Excellent
Now I want a moment to go back
To the position we saw after minaret A-7
G-1 Roof
Roof B-5 Roof C-7
Let's assume we are now on defense.
And we
You understand that the opponent has
A pair of pigs, a pair of rooftops in a row
Seventh and must deal with it
Then the best
It's trying to exchange one of the rooks.
This will significantly reduce the pressure.
I'm not sure we'll succeed, but...
That's a defensive direction to try.
For example, here the black piece should have continued.
Roof A-5 try to replace
Two chimneys, chimney at -7
Because the boy doesn't want to switch a pair of towers.
Now I'm trying to persuade him a bit.
I'm playing knight's tour 8x8
Rook 8, I'm pressing the second rook.
Of course, the white player can play here.
D-7 or I-7 roof
That is completely possible as well.
To play, but maybe we could
I'll just annoy him like that.
D-7 Roof
That's possible.
Likely the son
It would take the legs
And after replacement
It is still an advantage for White.
White is in a better position here.
But black lowered a pair of towers.
And in essence, I appreciate
This ending is still a game.
Hello, so pay attention
Also from a technical standpoint, this is what we want
A pair of rooftops, a pair of pigs
And from a defensive standpoint
What we want to try at least is to reduce it
One of these towers is even priced at leg level.
To reduce the pressure on our position
Thank you for watching
Hope you learned something, see you in the next video
