משחקי תלמידים 11

Hello, we have another game created by students from Nes Ziona: A4, A5, Horse, Horse 6, Knight, Knight 4. The Italian Opening, and here one usually finds a knight and a black bishop, the bishop being trapped inside the knight's position. This is a very well-known trap in Italian: it's forbidden to eat here the leg of this one; it's a mistake because black ones find the queen. And then it seems like a double mistake, because you can promote a pawn to a queen or a rook. The black piece takes the white pawn, the black knight captures the white pawn, the black knight moves, and black checks. A well-known trap now— it's fine to set traps, to play traps in chess. But it's hard to build a long-term report from this, because as soon as the opponent becomes aware of it, you gain little advantage. So you need to know when to also play traps and how much at what dosage. Here, White simply exchanged knights; this move is correct. Play the d3 move, and White has a small advantage here with the knight and the pawn on f6. Here, the best move for White is clearly to play 5 Rz3, but the best move here is actually to play 5 ...Cf6. It's a bit more accurate because after consumption, there's a problem with black; the serious issue here is that black wants to play five, but white doesn't. For example, if Black plays Rf7 after Qf5, it is already a good advantage for White. It's unclear where the black one should place his cow. Suppose he has neither a barn, four, nor a door, five, a plate five, and a cow comes, barn eight. Maybe even Queen Zain four could be considered here; this is also worth checking—what they are on door four and on Zain seven. It seems quite problematic now—what's the difference between this and Zain's Five, who was joking around in the game? If now Black has no move other than five, which he hasn't played in black, there is a surprising move Black can play here with knight to five. It looks strange that the black one gives away his cow but not the other. If a runner eats a cracker, then of course the runner runs; this is a substitution. If a runner runs, then one may take a cracker and run after a small consumption. Black will place the pawn here, and everything will be fine for Black. So, Zain ran five—probably a bit less accurate, but not a big deal. This is a three-door Gimmel model, and this one is really not accurate if you've already taken it. After the legs, it's already an advantage for the white one, just having more legs, and it's a four-legged cow. That's not the right direction to play chess; that's not the right direction. Black is determined to launch an attack at all costs, but as soon as White neutralizes it, Black is left with just a large advantage. Therefore, here you need to play a small trick, or pull out a six, or do something like a four-step run. Something to keep developing the game and tools, even a five-door I'd get here But you can't just move the rook, take the queen, take the bishop, three times. Simply a significant advantage for White: the white bishop attacks the queen. And here, the white piece made a very nice move; needs one gimmel. There's actually a constant threat here, the white one, the one running from house five, right? Let's suppose that Chaim decides just randomly what to play, a house of eight. Of course, this tax is worse than this tax. He ran from them, five houses away, and it was correct. If a queen takes a house five, then it's a checkmate. And if Gimel is six, then they simply take his leg and he loses it. So, the demand for one unit of Gimmel is the beauty of burden. And here, the guy who's supposed to play this role has no excuse—there's nothing to say. But Sheshet ran to Beersheba, and after he retired, he took the seventh gem. Very dark, almost black Since the queen is taking it, there's a five-home runner here. She was completely defeated. So it's one eight outside the regular gimel. And after the parsha is taken, it needs Racing takes off There are two more rags here for the white one, and it needs more weaving. And the white continued Another long game Memory of a white The woman is victorious over the man. Good game Please don't overdo it with the topic of traps, okay?