Chessworld.net presents Instructive game: That's not what I saw in the movies! Part 1
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Lovely, one of you best vid! You should analyze every game like this!!!
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I think it's a French word, just like en passant. So, you don't pronounce it like you would in English.
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what a typically retarded american question.
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it's french. You don't pronounce the 's' .
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I'm not criticising, but why do you not pronounce the 's' in "en prise"? Is that common for your peers?
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Someone help me out here(or even better, some chess program help me out here ;p)
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Just an idea, but it seems white has back rank tactical liabilities.. So if black can play Qe1+ etc, it could be checkmate.. possible lines, Qf4, then Bxd6, Rxd6 Rxd6, Qxd6, then perhaps playing an exchange sac Bxe4 fxe4, Nxe4, and then with an unclear position? You get two pawns for the bishop, and you gain tempo attacking white queen on d6 and threatening Nxc3 etc, OR you could maybe play Rd8 FIRST INSTEAD of the exchange sac, so yeah, i think that Qf4 gives black chances to counterattack.
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If after Bxd6, OOO; then Qf4? maintains the pressure.
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Glad to have you back KC!
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I think "prise" might be getting confused with "prix", both French words familiar in the chess world. The S in prise, like crise or brise, should be pronouced. In prix, it is silent.
davidklausa 2 years ago 5
Great analysis and congratulations on improving from last year's results in this huge tournament Crusher!
jrobichess 2 years ago 2