Chess Lesson: Sicilian Defence - Najdorf, English Attack
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I think it's actually pronounced "nigh-dorf". that's the way kasparov says it anyways. :)
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Nice and informative video. But what is White reply if after he plays Be3, black would threaten his bishop on e3 by Ng5? Does White move again his dark-square bishop or will he allow black to capture the bishop? Thanks!
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@fatchicksneedloveT00 If you think about it, White is maintaining an offensive pressure on the D-file with the Queen. If White were to play Qxb4, Black could gain a tempo by pushing d5. White is then forced to save the Queen. Black responds ... dxe4, not only opening up attacking lines for the light-squared Bishop, but gaining a strong passed pawn on the E-file. Rewinding back a step - if White plays Qa4, the Queen is concentrated on one side of the board, weakening the position regardless.
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FISCHER=GOAT
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Awesome
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if i was playing black i would have captured that knight with my white squared bishop because when white recaptures he will have double pawns which is a big weakness in later game
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You say white or black WILL follow such and such move...except the line never actually happens in real life. Even the most leading for a novice line goes astray.
MoreGrievances 11 months ago 10
@MoreGrievances Main book lines generally are followed - as to how deep totally depends on the players in the game at the time. Opening knowledge is just one component a player needs to work on in addition to things like tactics, end game study, etc.
jrobichess 11 months ago 30