Josef Varosi Open 2013 Rd4
Rd4
i tried as hard as I could to break down white’s defenses but in the end could not and offered a draw. This was quite disappointing as I had the advantage(or so I thought) for most of the game.Here’s my round 4 game.
Kokeny,N (1746) – Yip,M (2009)
Queen’s Indian Hybrid[E13]
Josef Varosi Open (4), 16.03.2013
Position 1
The has been going well for black. There is some pressure on the kingside and white’s pawn structure is compromised. What do you recommend for black now?
Kokeny,N (1746) – Yip,M (2009)
Queen’s Indian Hybrid[E13]
Josef Varosi Open (4), 16.03.2013
Position 1
The has been going well for black. There is some pressure on the kingside and white’s pawn structure is compromised. What do you recommend for black now?
- 35…e4(flank attacks require the center be closed)
- 35…ed(Black needs to create a second front and should not mind undoubling white’s c-pawns)
- 35…cd(Black needs to create a second front and should not mind undoubling white’s c-pawns)
- Something else
Black to Play
35.Rf2
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