Chess And Checkers : the Way to Mastership
Chess And Checkers : the Way to Mastership
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It is true thatthis maneuver involves two Pawn moves, which mean a loss of time, instead of only one, as for instance when playing (6) B-d3, (7)o-o, (8) P-b3, (9) B-b2. But Black can hardly avoid a similarloss of time. For if he plays (6) . .. , B-d6, he loses two moveswith his Bishop through recapturing on c5 (after (7) Pxc5) andgoing back to d6; and if he first exchanges on d4 and thendevelops the Bishop to d6, White has an open diagonal for hisQueen's Bishop and need not make any more Pawn m...oves to develophim while Black still must move his Queen's Knight's Pawn to gethis Queen's Bishop into play.
(6) . .. P-a6 (7) Pxc5 Bxc5 (8) P-b4 B-d6 (9) B-b2 Pxc4 (10) Bxc4 P-b5 (11) B-d3 B-b7 B. (5) Pxd5 Pxd5 The idea of this exchange is to create a weak Pawn on d5 againstwhich later on an attack can be instituted. However, it is verydoubtful whether the Pawn on d5 is really weak. Experience hasshown that Black wins just as many games as White in thisopening; the reason is probably that White, in order to open theQueen's file for attack on d5, has to give away his center-Pawnso that Black has more freedom for his pieces in the center.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is true thatthis maneuver involves two Pawn moves, which mean a loss of time, instead of only one, as for instance when playing (6) B-d3, (7)o-o, (8) P-b3, (9) B-b2. But Black can hardly avoid a similarloss of time. For if he plays (6) . .. , B-d6, he loses two moveswith his Bishop through recapturing on c5 (after (7) Pxc5) andgoing back to d6; and if he first exchanges on d4 and thendevelops the Bishop to d6, White has an open diagonal for hisQueen's Bishop and need not make any more Pawn m...oves to develophim while Black still must move his Queen's Knight's Pawn to gethis Queen's Bishop into play.
(6) . .. P-a6 (7) Pxc5 Bxc5 (8) P-b4 B-d6 (9) B-b2 Pxc4 (10) Bxc4 P-b5 (11) B-d3 B-b7 B. (5) Pxd5 Pxd5 The idea of this exchange is to create a weak Pawn on d5 againstwhich later on an attack can be instituted. However, it is verydoubtful whether the Pawn on d5 is really weak. Experience hasshown that Black wins just as many games as White in thisopening; the reason is probably that White, in order to open theQueen's file for attack on d5, has to give away his center-Pawnso that Black has more freedom for his pieces in the center.
What to read after Chess And Checkers : the Way to Mastership?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lasker Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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