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White to play and winBlack has just tried e5-e4 and we can clearly see that this is a pawn race. Well, if White is accurate, he can take better advantage of this. The move order is critical, pay attention.Juegan blancas y ganan
White to play and winAs Carlsen likes to say when he goes live, after the suspicious Bxd3, “I think they've got themselves in a bit of a mess”. Show us why.Juegan blancas y gananComo le gusta decir a Carlsen cuando sale en directo, tras la sospechosa Axd3, «creo que se han metido en un buen lío». Muéstranos por qué.
White to play and winBlack has just played Nc5, a happy move, almost as if playing without worries. Well, letting your guard down is expensive. By the way, this position is based on a variation of a game between Spassky and Fischer, where the recently deceased former world champion won.
White to play and winWhite's position in this French Defense is winning. Black should have reacted correctly and instead ended passively. In fact, one could say that Nb4 is the first aggressive move they've attempted, but in fact, it unleashes White. Suggest some plausible ways to continue.
Black to play and winThis is an opps moment. Whites' optimism didn't pay off and it cost them dearly. What did they miss?Juegan negras y gananEste es un momento ups. El optimismo de los blancos no dio resultado y les salió caro. ¿Qué se les escapó?
White to play and winThis is a variation of a previously discussed game. Faced with the imminent threat of attacking the king, Black panicked and tried Qxc3, thinking that it actually gives him an advantage in the resulting unbalance. Is that true? How can White react?