The Middle Game in Chess
The Middle Game in Chess
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EQUAL POSITIONS 179 Should he, however, leave the Pawn on O 4, Black, after attacking the WTiite Knight, would hold this Pawn under threat and would in some cases play P — Q 4. That is to say. White's advance to Q 4 is bound up with a further advance to Q 5 ; and this is White's plan. If he does not intend this further advance to Q 5 he ought to leave the Pawn at Q 3, at any rate for a time.
WTiat kind of game can he have with the new position of the Pawns ? The Black Pawn on 6 will be a backwa...rd one, but the attack on it can hardly be successful while the Black Bishop is on K B I. It follows that White advances the Pawn to hamper the moves of the Black pieces on the Queen's wing ; and he appears to have divided the board into two parts, so as to make it difficult for the Black pieces on the King's side to move to the Queen's. WTiite will have to bring the Queen, both the Rooks, the Knight and the Q B to the attack on the Queen's side and move the Pawns so as to open up for themselves profitable lines and squares for the attack on Black's congested position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
EQUAL POSITIONS 179 Should he, however, leave the Pawn on O 4, Black, after attacking the WTiite Knight, would hold this Pawn under threat and would in some cases play P — Q 4. That is to say. White's advance to Q 4 is bound up with a further advance to Q 5 ; and this is White's plan. If he does not intend this further advance to Q 5 he ought to leave the Pawn at Q 3, at any rate for a time.
WTiat kind of game can he have with the new position of the Pawns ? The Black Pawn on 6 will be a backwa...rd one, but the attack on it can hardly be successful while the Black Bishop is on K B I. It follows that White advances the Pawn to hamper the moves of the Black pieces on the Queen's wing ; and he appears to have divided the board into two parts, so as to make it difficult for the Black pieces on the King's side to move to the Queen's. WTiite will have to bring the Queen, both the Rooks, the Knight and the Q B to the attack on the Queen's side and move the Pawns so as to open up for themselves profitable lines and squares for the attack on Black's congested position.
What to read after The Middle Game in Chess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Evg a Evgenii Aleksandrovich Znosko Borovskii to read onlineMoreLess
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