EPTTL Chess Match 3 - Page 11
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dhe95
United States1213 Posts
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Ikari
United States176 Posts
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[NyC]HoBbes
United States803 Posts
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dozko
United Kingdom160 Posts
What I find interesting as a player who doesnt play kings pawn games is the similarity between this opening and the center-counter... interesting i think :D | ||
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jfazz
Australia672 Posts
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Arhkangel
Argentina769 Posts
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Incognito
United States2071 Posts
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jfazz
Australia672 Posts
13.0-0-0 Ngf6 ![[image loading]](http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c353/jamesfazzolari/13.jpg) | ||
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Ikari
United States176 Posts
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koloskye
United States16 Posts
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Neos
United States400 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + To below: I guess I don't have to worry about that move for this turn, seeing that he'd have to get his knight in a bad spot, and then maybe play Rhf1; I suppose Qe2 would work too but I was thinking about getting the queen on c3 afterwards and maybe push the d-pawn forward to pin both black pawns to the king and queen. | ||
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malathion
United States362 Posts
On February 17 2010 13:17 Neos wrote: 14. Rhf1 + Show Spoiler + What I see him going for is the undefended pawn on f2, and if the knight gets there, he's attacking the two rooks and the queen. + Show Spoiler + There are much better ways to defend this pawn. After Ng4?! a simple Qe2 leaves the queen better positioned and the knight awkwardly out of place. Don't worry too much about one-move threats to the point that you play passive moves like this. | ||
TanGeng
Sanya12364 Posts
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jeddus
United States832 Posts
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malathion
United States362 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + The plan is 14. Ne4 O-O-O 15. g3, threatening Bf4 later on, and preventing infiltration in some lines where we do c4-Bc3 | ||
Mystlord
United States10264 Posts
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Arhkangel
Argentina769 Posts
 But I'm pretty much back (not that my incredibly deep analysis was missed :p)But I'm voting for 14.Ne4 I've been playing a lot of correspondence games lately and doing much better than in live games. I guess the extra time to think really helps me, let's see if I can get to some of you guys levels. | ||
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Incognito
United States2071 Posts
I think we should consider Qe2. 14. Qe2 practically forces 0-0-0 because otherwise 15. Nf5. So 14. ... 0-0-0 15. Ne5. Then either 15. ... Nxe5, or 15. ... Nb6. 15. ... Nxe5 is good for us, because we simply play 16. dxe5 Nd5 and we have more space. 15. ... Nb6 16. Ba5 and we also seem to be good. 14. Qe2 | ||
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jfazz
Australia672 Posts
14.Ne4 0-0-0 ![[image loading]](http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c353/jamesfazzolari/14.jpg) | ||
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Bill Murray
United States9292 Posts
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