משחקי תלמידים 17 - רוץ להתקפה רגלי א7 רוץ

יניב ניצן - אקדמיית צ'ספו לשחמט
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AI GeneratedThis video analyzes a chess game featuring the Scotch Opening, focusing on the strategic battle between White's central control and Black's attempts to launch a queenside attack. The instructor highlights the importance of initiative and aggression, demonstrating how passive play can lead to a decisive disadvantage even in complex positions.
Hello, we're back with the student games
Our next game is also a game
In the Scottish opening. Let's see
a45 explanation in p3 sorry
Parse G6 D4 takes takes
J5 Race B3
2 Kings 8:6, right?
This is the second idea in Scots, for those who don't want to crow.
Small, the roof is large, excellent
B'6, G'3, small consumption
Run B4. In my opinion, Run B4 is less common.
Less strong, that's my opinion. Run 5 is my recommendation.
Or Ratz 3 is also considered a good trip.
Leave the runner here, runner B '4
Not here, not there either.
And Black tries to check with 8. Rf8, placing the rook in front of the queen.
Large consumption D6
Perfectly fine, it's usually logical
Black attempts to play on a5, a4.
And the truth is, black also found it.
Because the white king corrected the position, King B'1
A5 Beauty of the Process
If the white player is castling kingside, we want to attack him.
A5 A4 forward to the attack runs no 5
Good, I think we can start right away here
Black played at 6, White captured.
And then, in fact, the white piece could have replaced this knight.
And break the structure of the black one's legs
Here, I think the black player should have played A4.
To advance to the attack
Habits to advance toward attack, not to fear
And then A3 will break through the white king.
On the 3rd, okay
There is no direct attack here, it's true.
But he slightly weakened the white king.
He can now improve the tools.
Whether he wants to play the a4 knight or not, it's a good move.
He can play as a left back; that's a good position for him.
If he wants to put the rod back there and set it diagonally
Even calm A7 runs well.
And even items like Run A5 in general to move it
For a new diagonal
All these burdens are excellent burdens.
That is, the idea of A5, A4, A3
With a runner or a jumper who joins
A great position for Black
And in essence, after 6 hours of what happened here
It's because the black one has become weak.
This habit has turned into a weakness.
And this is less successful.
But of course it was still in order.
White played and 3
And black played king move 6
White played queen in '5
It's logical for a child to walk on
Black weakness
This leg is weak, and this leg is weak.
And the son takes advantage of the weaknesses.
Here, black played and ran A7
And once again, I think we need
To go on the attack when we can, without fear
A4 is an interesting topic here.
Explain this then A3
Of course, white now needs to pay attention
If he is just momentarily inattentive
He can recognize the dangers in choosing his position.
Therefore, the position here is
A complicated and interesting situation
And it's a shame that the black rope didn't play A4 A3
At this spot, Runner A'7 played.
The queen took the legs.
And here there are serious problems for black
If he loses his legs, he will probably lose another one.
But there is still hope.
When the rooks are like that facing the king, it can be very dangerous.
Therefore, a logical journey here
This is an example of playing queen A6
Forget about the feet anymore
The queen takes, I bring, need to attack.
And with A4, I have at least one game
Queen J7 A4, and I can breathe here
The advantage, in my opinion, still lies with white.
But the white one needs to be rubbed here
He needs to play for a certain amount of time in the playground.
And this could give us an advantage.
So don't be afraid to give two legs either
In order to obtain initiative and strategic response
In our game, Black played in a passive manner.
He didn't play King A'6
Why is King A'6 passing by this way, by the way, this idea?
To keep the rush at door 7
After the pawn captures and brings the rook
So the white king cannot take the bishop.
Because we brought defense and revived the queen for attack.
It's great, two for the price of one
In our game, the rook is at a7.
This indeed protects the ankle.
But he keeps the rook in a very passive position.
No game, and the white knight here is attached to a bishop.
That's a very logical journey.
Actually, the black pawn is the one that guards the rook.
And after A4, lack of focus of black
Swapping knights, the runner takes off
The white player took a tower and remembered in the game.
Good game, interesting game
Hope you learned something, and thank you for watching.
Goodbye
