Congratulations. Looking forward to 2000 push :). Giving me inspiration to go for a push of my rating. Can't wait to see you at 2000. Been watching since day 11 and glad to see progress.
1:14 actually taking on e5 with dxe5 or Nxe5 isnt so bad because of e/Nxe5 Nxe5, e/Nxe5 Qxe5, and Bxf7+, King loses castling rights, is forced to move, and you can safely castle after King moves, but also theres just takes e5 and Bxf3, BUT! There is a sort of forced variation with that and it is Nxe5, reason being you stop Bxf3, and if black greedily takes e4, you have Bxf7! Defended by the Knight on e5, the Bishop, and Queen. So Black has to take e5, then dxe5. Another plan beside taking e5 is Bg5 pinning the knight to the queen so it cant take e4, black has an inactive bishop, the light square bishop is somewhat awkward, and white enjoys so much activity and space control, though do mind that Bg5 allows Bxf3. But you can play gxf3 and if they attack yoour bishop you can take the knight and castle. You also looked at Qxb7 and Qxc6 which white can do because it actually protects the pawn on e4 once Qxc6. The queen can't be pushed away just yet, gving you time to get your pieces active. Also notice if Qxb7, Nb6 looks like it defends the rook but it hangs a check with Qxc6! I hope this helps you reach your goal! (Pssst, the way to understand how I found all of these moves is to learn things like exerting pressure, piece coordination, and more piece vision!)❤❤❤
Congratulations. Looking forward to 2000 push :). Giving me inspiration to go for a push of my rating. Can't wait to see you at 2000. Been watching since day 11 and glad to see progress.
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1:14 actually taking on e5 with dxe5 or Nxe5 isnt so bad because of e/Nxe5 Nxe5, e/Nxe5 Qxe5, and Bxf7+, King loses castling rights, is forced to move, and you can safely castle after King moves, but also theres just takes e5 and Bxf3, BUT! There is a sort of forced variation with that and it is Nxe5, reason being you stop Bxf3, and if black greedily takes e4, you have Bxf7! Defended by the Knight on e5, the Bishop, and Queen. So Black has to take e5, then dxe5. Another plan beside taking e5 is Bg5 pinning the knight to the queen so it cant take e4, black has an inactive bishop, the light square bishop is somewhat awkward, and white enjoys so much activity and space control, though do mind that Bg5 allows Bxf3. But you can play gxf3 and if they attack yoour bishop you can take the knight and castle. You also looked at Qxb7 and Qxc6 which white can do because it actually protects the pawn on e4 once Qxc6. The queen can't be pushed away just yet, gving you time to get your pieces active. Also notice if Qxb7, Nb6 looks like it defends the rook but it hangs a check with Qxc6! I hope this helps you reach your goal! (Pssst, the way to understand how I found all of these moves is to learn things like exerting pressure, piece coordination, and more piece vision!)❤❤❤
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