משחקי תלמידים 8

Hello, we're back with another student game, and today one of the action-packed games In a very sharp and aggressive opening known as the Sicilian Defense, Najdorf variation Pay attention once again to the idea of moving the bishop and moving the knight; this is called the Open Sicilian. This is the central idea of the Sicilian Defense—play it without fear. This marks the beginning of the Niedorf variant. There are many ideas here for whitening. Many ideas for white The main quest is what the white guy chose to play: run to **** 5 A6, that's how we play here W4 occupies additional space in the middle King David, Chapter 7, Verse 3 Excellent, play like this Queen J7 Santa Claus on a bicycle Half-open door Large consumption 86 Ran 8:4 And here, Black plays at B5. Bold Journey It's also a misrepresentation, but it takes great courage from the white person to exploit it. The most accurate journey here is the I-7 run. But black played at 5 I'm already telling you, son, play the race, Day 3 Have a nice trip And we keep playing the game But The bishop can still make one more move. And this is their entire journey. The white piece can move to e5. To take advantage of the fact that the hatch is open Of course, black must play the runner in '7. Here's a trip to the white one that shuffles all the cards anew. And I say If a player is already playing a runner, there is no 5 against mobile drop. Go for things like that Do not fear We'll lose the maximum and learn Here, the knight can capture the pawn. Wow, what's going on here? What an amazing chess game! Legs, leg, leg, leg Queen 8:3 The white lamb offered a whole sacrifice. He flees only with the queen from the threat. But actually, the black king is very exposed. So black is involved here. He is surrounded by his difference. Sorry, I accidentally sent green charts. His sides are attacked and his legs are attacked. He cannot stop both of them at once. The question is really what is he doing here For example Just suppose he's fleeing with a lead of 8 inches. It only seemed how potentially deadly this attack could be. Queen E6 Run AI 7 Legs of the 6th Black work completely here I don't know how he keeps going here That looks like a very tough position for him. It's really very difficult. I don't even know what he's doing here in the first place. White from them ran seven Leg 7 It was an extremely difficult situation. Then the only sensible journey here is Legs of the fifth island The queen takes one. And... Now it's a problem Suppose a king of eight D So there are two winning moves for white here. Even the feet of the runner carry the feet of the winner. Also, when a rook takes a bishop, then taking the rook wins. It's a very difficult position for Black. Black is the only choice He needs to play as RB 7. And here comes another very strong push by White And surprisingly, Run B 5 Wow, what's going on here? So it's a big problem. This is a big problem. What do we do, suppose? Legs of the B 5 Look, the white one ran on the 6th and the black one ran on the 7th. So, the legs take 5 B. Parashat V'Zot HaBerachah 5 Basically The white one already has three legs. against He sacrificed two tools. The three-legged race against the runner The king in the center But his attack here is very strong. He takes another step. What is the explanation of Chapter 6, Verse 4? To enter another 7 It's very hard to blacken, especially since blackening is usually Choose a vented one like Vordernai Duff To be here on such a defensive side Of course it's not easy. It's easy to speak from such a position. But to play e5, and then the knight takes the pawn on e5 And all these variants It's hard to talk, hard to do. Then the white player ran to base four, three, and the blue player ran to base seven. What did the 2 escape from in the rush of the runner? Explain chapter 5 Black is playing here a bit. In the fire Probably needed to play something like this here Run AI 7 Or another interesting option He played in the 4th and 5th games. These are also accepted ideas here. Wahab, King A, 5 Attack the runner and the gap together Running food Eat food Although black legs have less But he has the runner. Of the black arrows And that means There might be problems here To the white ones on these ladders So there's compensation, as they call it Okay, so on the 4th it was a step. Interesting: 4 and 5 This is a classic example of a mobile off-the-cuff brainstorming session for such ideas. Racing AI 7 is very natural. Black plays knight to g5 And on Genesis 5 Need to play something like Or A 3 or King B 1 Or can we also take the difference? And after that, A3 or King B1 Equal standing And the weight and everything is fine But the white one here did not appreciate it That's the potential attack. Of black Game A 5 And 5 is really early Just do it And in essence, after replacement and Parshat Vayechi The stance here is Black Preferred I think the black position is preferable. The white piece probably needed to be replaced here. And play king in '1 But the white player made another mistake that was not taken advantage of. Black to move, White plays knight to a4 And here one must already see that the queen Targeting the king And it can be exploited. Black had to play knight to d4. After Parashat V'Zot HaBerachah 4 We already have the next leg of the journey No matter what, the white piece will play. Parse J 3 with a big advantage Very black You stood and prevailed. But black after Parashat Deuteronomy 4 Psalm 3 And he gave the white man an opportunity. To leave the tent The queen takes Explain B 4 1 Kings 2 And here is a black error He is already in an excellent position. And here he had to take 1 Kings 5 After King A5, press Bishop B4. Black shoes, excellent fit Absolutely fantastic Instead, he gave up on his strong run. And here he gave the white one a little game. Thanks to this, we need a G8 Not just a little game—white is in a very good position. A 3 And here, the black one had to return with Parashat 5 And we have a complete game ahead of us But A'2, black played They call it fire in the desert. It's unjustified here, I'm already saying it's unjustified. 1 Kings 4:1 Okay, we understand that if the son tried B3 So there's a verse here, Genesis 3 And this is about things like these The black one builds But actually, the difference here is a tool for provocation. Right? It's a tool that can't Just to play And actually, we need to go now About whose direction Protect him, for he is the king. So after King David 3 The white one is in a winning position. If the monarchy is replaced Excellent, difference He's stuck here, nowhere to run. We took the lead, winning the game If the queen comes here We just need to block the lines between them. A victorious stand for the white side Don't make it too complicated. Okay, so Queen J 4 Leviticus 7 Not the right direction; no attack needed here Need to take the difference here The difference that emerged in our camp And after R's takes A 3 A beautiful, beautiful move by Black The proximity The king's gate opens White The game became completely chaotic. But the advantage has shifted to black here, beauty of the journey Explain Chapter 6 Exercise B 3 And it's possible To play with Queen J3 I assume this is strong enough Black knight G3 For you, fear, take the difference And went on to win Stay with a more detailed explanation Good game, an interesting game With very aggressive and hostile options It's worth playing To also gain experience in such positions Thank you for watching, see you in the next video