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The move is too flexible. Seems nearly obvious really. That way, to nearly any move we can reply with Nbd7, which gives us a myriad of goodies. A lot of good, natural moves for us. We're doing well.
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Kazius
Israel1456 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + The move is too flexible. Seems nearly obvious really. That way, to nearly any move we can reply with Nbd7, which gives us a myriad of goodies. A lot of good, natural moves for us. We're doing well. | ||
jfazz
Australia672 Posts
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jfazz
Australia672 Posts
8...d6 please. For the reasons I gave on page 16, and due to the opinion of Kazius. | ||
Zinbiel
Sweden878 Posts
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Divinek
Canada4045 Posts
On October 29 2009 17:04 unknown.sam wrote: the time is ripe for the advance in the center 8...d5 + Show Spoiler + lol this has been my move now for the past few moves. hopefully this time it will get consideration. on another note, i think 8...c5 wouldn't be such a bad option either + Show Spoiler + ill just quote what i said last time someone offered this move, it's bad. d5 would not be as good a continuation because it then allows his knight to take the beautiful e5 square, a much better follow up is d6, this would makes blacks position slightly better c5 is also worse because even after dxc5 making his pawns tripled it gives his queen control of the open file, and now we practically must recapture anyway with the pawn creating an isolated pawn and a big weakness, like them being able to easily take the open b file etc. I vote 8...d6 | ||
unknown.sam
Philippines2701 Posts
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lightman
United States731 Posts
vetxel, out of curiosity, what would you have played if 7...d5 would have won ? | ||
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TanGeng
Sanya12364 Posts
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ProoM
Lithuania1741 Posts
8..................... d6 | ||
Malinor
Germany4727 Posts
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Athos
United States2484 Posts
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Syntax Lost
Finland86 Posts
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anImaru
United States106 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + Not much to choose from here. Only other candidate move is Be4 which has never really been popular although can be played for its element of surprise. | ||
Khenra
Netherlands885 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + It's a positionally strong move. It doesn't threaten anything directly, but there's no need to go on a frenzy just yet! | ||
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l10f
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United States3241 Posts
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benjammin
United States2728 Posts
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CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
or maybe to a6? + Show Spoiler + Doesn't the knight control more space faster? We can move the pawn up next turn or something. I can see that we would be blocking out bishop holding the knight in that spot if we moved to c6 but what about a6? | ||
cz
United States3249 Posts
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jfazz
Australia672 Posts
to CharlieMurphy + Show Spoiler + yes it does, but the pawn controls more IMPORTANT squares faster, if that makes sense. The knight can go to a6 or to d7, depending on what we want to do, and depending on what Vekzel plays. By delaying its move, we can make the best possible move at the best possible time. | ||
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motbob
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United States12546 Posts
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