משחקי תלמידים 20

Hello, we're in another game of Student Games. Let's take a look at the game before us. The white player played Ayir in G5. Sicilian defense. And here we know that generally the white player plays the Sicilian Defense, Open. But one of the secondary variants is the B-5 run. Run B5, a very good journey. Variant called Rosolimo. Here there are three good options for black. The first one is what is played in the game. This is considered the primary alternative. Legs for the '6. You can also have legs for the '6 or legs for the '6. Three options are considered good. Black to move, only Z6. The move is valid, run to Z7. Pawn G3. Usually, White also plays more like... G3 and D4. Hannah of G30 and D4. Very similar to Italian ideas. But here, the son decided to simply develop some tools, and that's it. That's also fine. Black knight moves here to b6. And the truth is, that's a slightly inaccurate process. It's better to play here, one of two options. Or play knight to f4. Slightly attack the bishop. And after changing the tires, take with the G legs. It greatly complicates the game. A very interesting game. Another option is to play football for Hapoel 5. It looks a bit strange, but black gets a strong point at '4' here. The white team will receive a strong point in the '5. Day 3. Verse 7. Chapter 3. Day 6. Black has ideas of playing a small attack and a rook lift to e5. So it's just a convenient game for Black as well. In our game, Black played knight to b6. And here, White plays 3 at the star point. Small consumption and Grade A3. A small consumption—it's probably not very accurate either. It would have been better to play D6. Here, it's better for White to play A5 simply. To take advantage of the fact that there is no protective shield around the black hole. To attack the black gap. And here, we can presumably replace the difference. To transfer runner B4. Levi has a very convenient set of tools. The black gap doesn't quite fit in. But in our game, White played very normally. Developing tools is fine. Race A3. Day 6 to protect the feet. Ch'3 is a logical journey. It's fine. Black Shachak A6. That's perfectly fine. But here, runner D'7 can also be considered. Defend the gap first. And then my feet to 9600. So A6. Replacement. And the rest after 1. It's fine after 1. It's time to keep attaching the tools to the game. That makes very good sense. Here, you should also consider playing a move like A5. And hoping to break the black's routine a bit. Okay. Then we need A1. Need B8. That's also a very logical journey. And here, in my opinion, he made a small mistake. Perhaps it would be better here we need B1. Or, perhaps, four thousand. To play. White played at 3. The central problem of B3. He fully opens the darkness of the black. Facing the wall and the gap. Black played knight to a7. The white one responded logically. Because now it's a problem to maintain the difference. Look here. If I assume I'm playing King A2. So of course after Mal'ach A5. There are problems with the white one. It's not clear how he protects anyone either. He probably needs to play A4 again. So the boy played immediately on A4. There is logic in that. Legs took. Ran to take. A5 leg Have a nice trip. Race A3. Now both players missed. After A5. Race A3. This habit is from '6. Sorry. This habit is from '6. His legs are weak. And in essence, black was absolutely necessary here. To defend him. Play with Malca J7. Or to play knight from f6. Two steps leading to defense on D6. And the black horse ran in '7. And the white one didn't notice it either. The protection for Day 6 has already been removed. Of course, naturally. After Malchah takes the D6. There is a huge advantage for White here. It's a huge advantage. But the son laughed at the king, D'2. Okay. Explain Genesis 5. Black's play was also not very accurate. Why is it not accurate? Because it leaves the feet of the Lord. Weak legs. And we somehow need to deal with it. Black can play here at D5. Legs of the fourth day. D.5. And now it will be 4. And this truly creates a game for us. Very, very complicated. But just look at the beauty. Black opened the long diagonal for the run. Check the rook. The kick strikes the opponent. In essence, the son is a bit tangled up here. But a son, of course, plays something in D major. Just run, take a horse. Black immediately triumphs completely. If the son tries... Sorry. Nice. If the son tries here. For example, in this place. To the parashah. So naturally, they take a tower. If the boy is playing here. That is impossible. So again, you can just take the rook. That means there is a very convenient toolset here. To black. But Black played knight to g5. Lebanese player ran 6.8. Instead of running CH6, this is a logical choice. It could have just been simple and easy to play. Need D1. And here it is no longer entirely clear. How is the black one supposed to defend? On his weak leg. Look how weak this leg is. Terribly, terribly weak. So Shachar ran 6 hours. And the black one played here. 5th Now, precisely this is different. Now D5 is even less accurate. Previously. He preferred to play queen to a7 or queen to g7. 5D. Why is this less accurate now? Exactly for the same reason as Ben. The tires need to be replaced. Take AI 5. The deadly runner is no longer in the hallway. It can be replaced. There is no defense for AI 5. A completely different game. Legs take. You have changed the kingdom. Horse thief, horse thief. Need a taxi. The white one came out with longer legs. But the game is far from over. Need V and AI 8. Now there is a discrepancy here. That's unpleasant. The correct way to deal with this in this situation. They need to multiply. Multipliers are needed. Black quietly opens the rook against the bishop. The white one flees backward. There is a stable advantage for White here. White will win here. He will need patience at the end. To continue building his position with patience. In our game. The white player needs five moves. Going to attack the black runner. In exchange for the white one. And here is the error. Greatness of the black. Because in fact one needs to remember. that the end gives us. One of the conclusions it gives us. Very good chances for Teco. This is the end, we need. That is to say. The ending gives us the best chance to win the tiebreak. These are the ends of runners with different colors. We'll talk about it sometime. But the second ending that provides. You're the best chance for the ticket. That's enough, we need to go. Because the black one here has fewer legs. It's logical that he should proceed to the end. In an attempt to fix it. He needs to take the difference. Need B7. Insert one of the requirements. To the second line. He has excellent defensive skills. And in fact, I think this position. Maybe she stood still. After the 2nd or D2 spire. The odds against black. They are excellent. On the other hand, in this place. The black one needs to be B8. Passive defense of the rook on the bishop. Very passive. The sun is shining immediately. After day 7, actually. The knight attacks the rook. And after the roof shifted. The heart falls. And indeed, that's how it continued. The white one preserved the ritok. He took the race. And went on to win. It's so easy in the game. You can see it all the way to the end. Arrived at the position victorious. The black player resigned. They cannot stop the queen. Good game. Studies. I can take a few things from him. On the Sicilian Defense. On a breakout in the center. Weak points. See you in the next video.