i will be the best

insight · #21 (**permalink**) 07-09-2005

insight karlfreak
1. e4 Nh6
2.Nf3 Na6
3.d4 e6
4.Bxa6 bxa6
5.Bxh6 gxh6
6.0-0

OneArmedScissor · #22 (**permalink**) 07-09-2005

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Originally Posted by insight

insight karlfreak
1. e4 Nh6
2.Nf3 Na6
3.d4 e6
4. Bc4!? d5!
5. exd5 exd5
6. Bxa6 or retreat?????
sooner or later, white would trade black's knight.
After my trading, black pawn structure is urgly and its king is inappropriate to stay at the center. Black will definitely use his open files(B or g) for attackin position. However, black opening repretoir is uncontionally doubtful.

What is the bishop being attacked by that is causing it to retreat?

"sooner or later, white would trade black's knight. "
You think? That's like me saying "eventually, black or white will get checkmated."
You need to offer some analysis to back up what you say.

karlfreak · #23 (**permalink**) 07-09-2005

insight karlfreak
1. e4 Nh6
2.Nf3 Na6
3.d4 e6
4.Bxa6 bxa6
5.Bxh6 gxh6
6.0-0-0 Bg7

insight · #24 (**permalink**) 07-10-2005

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Originally Posted by OneArmedScissor

What is the bishop being attacked by that is causing it to retreat?

"sooner or later, white would trade black's knight. "
You think? That's like me saying "eventually, black or white will get checkmated."
You need to offer some analysis to back up what you say.

Thanks for your reminder anyway. I don't want to say my true plan accurately now, you should understand that. Futhermore, I don't have time for long analysis. I have three things in my plan now- Tempo advantage, pawn structure and centralize the position. 4.Bc4? give black have a chance to castle and fail the first two advantages.

1.e4 Nh6
2.Nf3 Na6
3.d4 e6
4.Bc4 d5
5.exd5 exd5
five possible moves are
6.Bd3 Nf5 and employ Black's knight in better position. Or
6.Bb2+ c6 and retreating or trading is only possible way. Or
6.Be2 Nf5 Or
6.Bxa6 bxa6 and finally lose white's tempo Or
6.Qe2+ Be7 7.Bg5 Nf5 8......, O-O and black castling solves problems in center

What exactly are you planing after 4.Bc4 ?

karlfreak · #25 (**permalink**) 07-10-2005

ok now i plan on trying to win the game but i really think u should consentrat more on the game than what others are planing to do

OneArmedScissor · #26 (**permalink**) 07-10-2005

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Originally Posted by insight

Thanks for your reminder anyway. I don't want to say my true plan accurately now, you should understand that. Futhermore, I don't have time for long analysis. I have three things in my plan now- Tempo advantage, pawn structure and centralize the position. 4.Bc4? give black have a chance to castle and fail the first two advantages.

1.e4 Nh6
2.Nf3 Na6
3.d4 e6
4.Bc4 d5
5.exd5 exd5
five possible moves are
6.Bd3 Nf5 and employ Black's knight in better position. Or
6.Bb2+ c6 and retreating or trading is only possible way. Or
6.Be2 Nf5 Or
6.Bxa6 bxa6 and finally lose white's tempo Or
6.Qe2+ Be7 7.Bg5 Nf5 8......, O-O and black castling solves problems in center

What exactly are you planing after 4.Bc4 ?

You fail to mention white's best possible move in the situtation of 4. Bc4 d5.... which is 5. 0-0. I even ran this position through Fritz and Chessmaster and they agreed with me.
Also, if you take on d4, the best move would be to take with the knight.

"I have three things in my plan now- Tempo advantage, pawn structure and centralize the position."

Your pawn structure is shot right away out of the opening.
I don't know what tempo advantage you've made with your knights both on the rim.
Occupying the center does not mean you control it. A very well known hypermodern idea.

insight · #27 (**permalink**) 07-10-2005

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Originally Posted by OneArmedScissor

You fail to mention white's best possible move in the situtation of 4. Bc4 d5.... which is 5. 0-0. I even ran this position through Fritz and Chessmaster and they agreed with me.
Also, if you take on d4, the best move would be to take with the knight.

"I have three things in my plan now- Tempo advantage, pawn structure and centralize the position."

Your pawn structure is shot right away out of the opening.
I don't know what tempo advantage you've made with your knights both on the rim.
Occupying the center does not mean you control it. A very well known hypermodern idea.

Yeah, I never underestimate or overestimate my oppornent.
1.e4, Nh6
2.Nf3, Na6
3.d4, e6
4.Bc4, d5
5.O-O?, dxc4!!
6.what will you do? your 5th move is out of anysoftware moves. Please let me know your reasonable move other than you argue with me.