πUnity Chess Multiple Choice 110
B: Re8 β 18
πππππππ 78%
C: Qf5 β 3
π 13%
A: Bh6 β 2
π 9%
π₯ 23 people voted so far.
B: Re8 β 18
πππππππ 78%
C: Qf5 β 3
π 13%
A: Bh6 β 2
π 9%
π₯ 23 people voted so far.
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πΈRound 9
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π a4!
Fischer's new move, which prevents 11..Bb5 exchanging the bad bishop on d7 with the very good one on d3. In the game between Maroczy-Capablanca, 1926, white played 11.0-0 and after 11...Bb5, the Ψgame was equal but eventually, Capablanca won. 11.Nbd2 also faces the same move.
Fischer's new move, which prevents 11..Bb5 exchanging the bad bishop on d7 with the very good one on d3. In the game between Maroczy-Capablanca, 1926, white played 11.0-0 and after 11...Bb5, the Ψgame was equal but eventually, Capablanca won. 11.Nbd2 also faces the same move.
π In this position, white is behind in material but he has compensation in the sense that the black king is exposed and vulnerable. If black can exchange the queens, he wins easily. so Fischer has played 29...Qf5! (with the idea of 30...Qf2) and after 30.b4 axb4 31.Rxb4+ Kc7, White resigned.
29...Bh6? 30.b4! axb4 31.Rxb4+ Kc7 32.Re7+-.
29...Re8?! 30.Qd2! and White still has some chances.
29...Bh6? 30.b4! axb4 31.Rxb4+ Kc7 32.Re7+-.
29...Re8?! 30.Qd2! and White still has some chances.
πUnity Chess Multiple Choice 111
A: g5 β 7
πππππππ 50%
B: Qe8 β 7
πππππππ 50%
C: Kh8
β«οΈ 0%
π₯ 14 people voted so far.
A: g5 β 7
πππππππ 50%
B: Qe8 β 7
πππππππ 50%
C: Kh8
β«οΈ 0%
π₯ 14 people voted so far.
πUnity Chess Multiple Choice 112
B: b4 β 12
πππππππ 71%
A: Rc4 β 5
πππ 29%
C: Ba3
β«οΈ 0%
π₯ 17 people voted so far.
B: b4 β 12
πππππππ 71%
A: Rc4 β 5
πππ 29%
C: Ba3
β«οΈ 0%
π₯ 17 people voted so far.
π** 2.Na3**
for the first time, this surprising move has been played by Vladim Zvjaginsev among top-level players. He has successfully employed it against Khalifman in 2005.
for the first time, this surprising move has been played by Vladim Zvjaginsev among top-level players. He has successfully employed it against Khalifman in 2005.
π 43.Rf1??
White has neglected his most effective defensive resources. He should have played 43.Qe6 or Bf1 to prevent black's h3.
43...h3 44.Rg1 Rc1! 0-1
White has neglected his most effective defensive resources. He should have played 43.Qe6 or Bf1 to prevent black's h3.
43...h3 44.Rg1 Rc1! 0-1