Chess World.net presents: Kingscrusher's Influences: The "Strategic crush" idea - Part 1 of 2
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White has drawing chances after 25...b5 with Rdc2 - Black's King position is quite open and c6 is now weakened; 29...Rb7 is better than f3; 32. Qxd6+ is better than Qa5; 34. Bb1 is much better than Qa6 which loses two pawns; 35. Qa8 blunders a few more pawns - Qb6+ is better because it protects the open b-file; 36. Qb7+ is better than Qa7+ (which loses) because it looks over the open b-file.
waterclearascrystal1 1 month ago
For those curious, after Bg4, white cannot play f3 due to Qh4+, g3 fxg3, then Nxg3, Be6. Black is a pawn up.
Specter102 6 months ago
@Skratovarius I believe it has something to do with Qh4+
Specter102 6 months ago
I don't see why not f3 after Bg4?
Skratovarius 1 year ago
I have always admired the Capablanca strangulation games. I am always more satisfied when I play a good strategic game. I remember playing a weaker player where he mentioned even on material, but I had a knight on his sixth rank. It made me realize the steps players need to make. I say steps because it becomes ever more subtle. What is a weak square instead of a combination? And then of course you demonstrate this in your commentaries which are so well done. Nice style and depth.
gwynedd1 1 year ago
After he played Bg4, what was wrong with f3 followed by winning the pawn?
Maxacre42 1 year ago
I love the irony here. You realize the fault of your standard play/approach by probably playing the most non-standard move I've seen you play.
jeremiahtemp 2 years ago 2
i love the way this guy talks, thats why im subbed ^_^
OntologicalQuandary 2 years ago
Personally, I think positional play is to move your pieces to squares where they control more territory rather than have a tactical purpose thus, eventually, gaining control of the board or 'position'
colster71 2 years ago
Wow, excellent video! Imagine playing against Karpov and being subjected to the legendary "boa constrictor".. not a pleasant feeling!..
elbay2 2 years ago