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White to play and winWhite has initiated a strategy early on based on the theme of the bad piece, which, as can be seen, is the knight on a7. This has been combined with play on the center and kingside, considering that this piece contributes little to the defense. Seeing the position from that point of view is important not to think about tactical finishes only, but to understand the strategy that underlies them. Well, connect the dots and do the auction.
Black to play and winIndia number one Arjun Erigaisi knows how to beat lower rated players. After all, he's mostly played open tournaments on his way to becoming a top player. This game is another illustration of that, where white cracked after so much pressure. How does Black capitalize?
White to play and winJuegan blancas y ganan
Black to play and winBlack in the hands of Fabiano Caruana has done everything possible to put pressure on his opponent, Cheparinov. White's only serious mistake has just been played Be2, but there is only one clear way to capitalize and Fabiano found it. What should be done?
White to play and get an advantageI really like the London System and this time it comes from Arjun Erigaisi during the ongoing Chess Olympiad. We see that black managed to exchange the bishops on white squares, which is strategically sound, as that bishop targets the black king. However, white has modern ideas such as making an early h4 and delaying castling to facilitate the attack on the kingside. Right now Black went off the rails with ...Ne4? and White can at least gain a pawn and get a powerful attacking position. What is the most optimal way to materialize it?
Black to play and winJuegan negras y ganan<img src="