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🔸Fide World Cup 2017
🔸Round 2
⚪️Vachier Lagrave
⚫️Boris Grachev
🔺1-0
🔸Round 2
⚪️Vachier Lagrave
⚫️Boris Grachev
🔺1-0
🔹🔺 The interesting and tactical moments of the World Cup Round 2 Game 1🔹🔺
🔺The critical moment of the game!
After the inactive move Kf2 by white black has the upper hand.
The correct move is the active d6 to attack both f7 and b3 pawns after pkaying Bd5.🔺
After the inactive move Kf2 by white black has the upper hand.
The correct move is the active d6 to attack both f7 and b3 pawns after pkaying Bd5.🔺
🔺 Improvment of the pieces
1- with the idea of playing e4 and increasing the control over the central squares; Moreover, restricting opponent's pieces.
2- with the idea of Rf2 and indirectly defending the b2 pawn and releasing the bishop.🔺
1- with the idea of playing e4 and increasing the control over the central squares; Moreover, restricting opponent's pieces.
2- with the idea of Rf2 and indirectly defending the b2 pawn and releasing the bishop.🔺
🔺Hou Yifan could have played for a win with 20.Bxh6, but she played 20.Qxh4 and they agreed to draw🔺
🔺 An interesting plan to put pressure on the b pawns. Carlsen successfully employed this plan against Nakamura in Paris blitz.🔺
🔺1...R3f4?
It was logical to exchange rooks by Rd3 to prevent a serious attack on black's king by white's active pieces.
2.Re8! g5 3.Be5! +-🔺
It was logical to exchange rooks by Rd3 to prevent a serious attack on black's king by white's active pieces.
2.Re8! g5 3.Be5! +-🔺
🔺an interesting sacrifice by Anand. however engines give an slight advantage for black but he must play precisely.
Nc5!? d.c5 2.d6+ Kf6 3.Bf3 Kf5 🔺
Nc5!? d.c5 2.d6+ Kf6 3.Bf3 Kf5 🔺
Unity Chess Club
⚫️#5 (Strategy - Black To Move)
🔹1...a5! Spassky has just played a2-a4. Fischer immediately stops a4-a5 , permanently weakening the pawn on b6. But since it is his only weakness, which can easily be defended, Black can now act freely on the kingside. Spassky lost seemingly without a fight.🔹