Chess Fundamentals
Chess Fundamentals
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P — Q Kt 3 R — Kt I In order to play B — Kt 2 without blocking his Rook. ^ A "hole" in chess parlance has come to mean a defect in Pawn formation which allows the opponent to establish his forces in wedge formation or otherwise without the possibility of dislodging him by Pawn moves. Thus, in the following diagram, Black has two "holes" at K B 3 and K R 3, where White forces, e. G. A Kt or B, could establish themselves, supported by pieces or Pawns. RELINQUISHING THE INITIATIVE 91 Black's manoe...uvring for positional advantage is ad- mirable throughout this game, and if he loses it is due entirely to the fact that the sacrifice of the exchange, without even a Pawn for it, could not succeed against sound defensive play. 21. Kt — B 3 22. PxP P-B4 PxP . \ W" /mm. Ill ■ WM wm wm ^P P i WfA The position begins to look really dangerous for W^ite. In reality Black's attack is reaching its maximum force. Very soon it will reach the apex, and then 92 RELINQUISHING THE INITIATIVE White, who is well prepared, will begin his counter action, and through his superiority in material obtain an undoubted advantage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P — Q Kt 3 R — Kt I In order to play B — Kt 2 without blocking his Rook. ^ A "hole" in chess parlance has come to mean a defect in Pawn formation which allows the opponent to establish his forces in wedge formation or otherwise without the possibility of dislodging him by Pawn moves. Thus, in the following diagram, Black has two "holes" at K B 3 and K R 3, where White forces, e. G. A Kt or B, could establish themselves, supported by pieces or Pawns. RELINQUISHING THE INITIATIVE 91 Black's manoe...uvring for positional advantage is ad- mirable throughout this game, and if he loses it is due entirely to the fact that the sacrifice of the exchange, without even a Pawn for it, could not succeed against sound defensive play. 21. Kt — B 3 22. PxP P-B4 PxP . \ W" /mm. Ill ■ WM wm wm ^P P i WfA The position begins to look really dangerous for W^ite. In reality Black's attack is reaching its maximum force. Very soon it will reach the apex, and then 92 RELINQUISHING THE INITIATIVE White, who is well prepared, will begin his counter action, and through his superiority in material obtain an undoubted advantage.
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