Recently a student played a nice game that illustrates typical ATTACKING IDEAS. I’ve asked him to comment the game for you. Now you can learn it, and adopt these attacking methods into your games!
Before you start observing the game, test your skills in a position below.
White’s turn
How would you play here as White? As usual, you should detect the right move and calculate its consequences.
After that, please, Click the LINK to observe the actual game with comments.
Now let's talk about the typical ways to start to develop your ATTACK.
As an example, we’ll observe a very tense and interesting game that was played recently. Our student needed a win to qualify for the Olympiad. He used effective attacking techniques and won this critical game (and got 2nd place in the tournament!).
I’ve asked the student to comment on this game for you. Now you can learn from it and adopt these attacking methods in your games!
Before you start observing the game, test your skills in the position below.
Black’s turn
Black seems to have nice attacking prospects. How would you develop Black’s attack? Of course, you should not just guess the move but calculate all consequences.
After that, please click the LINK to observe the actual game with comments.
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P.S. If you want to know more about Jose (the student who played this game), check out the page with RCA students: http://chess-teacher.com/students/P.P.S. Your comments are always welcome. Were you able to find the right move in a position on the diagram?
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