Chess World.net presents Wang Yue vs Carlsen: Instructive game: Trying for Dutch Defence stonewall!
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It's pronounced "Wong Youeh" not "Wang You"
Lyleiscool 1 year ago
why not e6?,Well, first I thought, after e6, why not just Bxe6? Second look is dangerous for black, for after f5, and the whole fortress seemingly is falling apart all at once, gxf5, Bxf5, Bxf5, Qxf5, but after that, black stand firm still, one pawn up, and white loses two tempos for Nf3 and O-O which he still HAS to play after exchange on f5. So, third look vote is against advance to e6.
lifeforfamily 2 years ago
Well, I got interesting when you managed the Dutch Stonewall. Finally there is the f4-pawn in move 10. But I really had to use my patience. ... slightly off-topic, but worth replaying. Thank you.
lifeforfamily 2 years ago
whenever you say it gets very tactical is the very time you shd rely on rybka, neh? then just evaluate from a positional point of view.
vebermester 2 years ago
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mavaddat 2 years ago 2
I guess the common theme of the odd moves 10. B x b8 ... N x b8 is the importance of black getting his knight to the queen side, possibly b4, which they both understood.
sshuck 2 years ago
where can i watch live relays? are they online?
millsto 2 years ago
great commentary , you are really hitting your stride kc.
geekorthodox9 2 years ago
Bxb5, Bf5.
Bd3
Necroluzel 2 years ago
BTW, "Pogonina" is pronounced with accent on the second "o" --
poGOnina.
pogoNIna sounds really awkward to a native speaker... ;)
QuakePhil 2 years ago