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Planning Move by Move

“Planning is of crucial importance in chess and yet this is an area that has not been well discussed or explained to ambitious players who wish to improve. A very well known saying in chess is “Better a bad plan than no plan at all”. Playing without a plan – effectively staggering from one move to the next – is a recipe for disaster. It is essential to have some kind of idea of what you are trying to achieve and how to go about it.

However, planning is not a straightforward matter. A good plan might be very short, lasting just two or three moves. Another plan might require almost an entire game to implement. A plan can be highly ambitious and complex or somewhat modest and simple. In chess, as in life, circumstances can change quickly and when they do, new plans are needed. How is a player expected to juggle all these different concepts while dealing with the immediate problems posed by the opponent’s most recent move?”

Chess Logic in Practice-IM Kislik,E

“Chess-players understand that it is vital to play logically, but often lack the methods needed to do so. In this book, renowned trainer Erik Kislik presents a wide range of specific concepts that will help them succeed. These include positional techniques, thinking methods, and modes of play to adopt when either better or worse.

Just the list of chapter titles shows how original Kislik’s presentation is. They include:

• Painfully Slow Moves
• Focal Points
• Reciprocal Logic
• Fighting against Centralized Pieces
• When Playing a Bad Move Wins a Good Game
• A Chronically Weak King

Throughout, the discussion is illustrated by a mass of examples from both recent elite chess and the play of Kislik and his students, showing how his themes cut across all levels of chess. After the book’s two main sections – Thinking Concepts and Positional Concepts – comes a section of exercises, again with a strikingly original theme: our task is simply to assess each position.”

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Sedlak-Medvegy

Queen’s Indian g3

28th TCh-CRO Div 1b 2019 Rd2.11

After 56..Ke7(Diagram)

White has the outside passer but the Na6 blockades it

What do you recommend for White?

After 56..Ke7

MTK did well but I contributed a loss

My form had been pretty good lately so today was a big disappointment

I. osztály, Lilienthal csoport

Sirály SE I – Lombik-Fabulon 7,5:4,5
Újpesti KSE I – Tabáni Spartacus II 3,5:8,5
Vasas SC II – Pénzügyőr SE III 2,5:9,5
MTK Budapest III – Aquaréna KSC III 9:3
Palota Sakk I – Barcza GSC I 3,5:8,5
SENSE I – BEAC II 6:6

II. osztály, Bilek csoport

Sirály SE II – Hóbagoly SK 8:4
Csepeli TK I – HÜSI SC II 6,5:5,5
Mattolda SSC I – TFSE 7:5
MTK Budapest IV – Törekvés SE 8,5:3,5
Pestszentlőrinc II – Barcza GSC II 5:7
A. Láng MKKE – Sárkány DSE II 2:10

III. osztály, Szén csoport

Újpesti KSE II – Pénzügyőr SE IV 1:11
ATTE-ARISZ – Pestszentimre 7,5:4,5
MTK Budapest V – Csepeli TK II 7:5
HÜSI SC III – Sirály SE III 1,5:10,5
Sárkány DSE III szabad

Rákosliget – Palota Sakk II 9:3
ART 3F SE – Aquaréna KSC IV 5:7
Mattolda SSC II – Barcza GSC III 5:7
SENSE II – BEAC III 5,5:6,

FB gallery

Kata(centre-the pretty one)

Yip-Varhaj

Czech Benoni

Board 2

After 13..Bf5(Diagram)

White has the obvious plan of controlling the e4-strongpoint

What do you recommend for White?

After 13..Bf5

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Krysa-Flores

4.Qc2 b6 5.e4

94th ch-ARG 2019 Rd5

After 19.Qf5(Diagram)

White wants to take the g-pawn with check to start with

What do you recommend for Black?

After 19.Qf5

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Terbe,J-Guillo Longares

Maroczy Bind

Fuerteventura w Masters Rd2.2

After 17..Rb2(Diagram)

The Rb2 looks like a lost sheep but the b3-pawn is under attack

What do you recommend for White?

After 17..Rb2

I (re)did a couple of chapters(18,19) today

In Chess Evolution 3 Ch19 Exchanging Queens

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I found alternative solutions to a couple of exercises but Yusupov gave me no points. (Good thing I passed the module)

Exercise 19-10

No hints

Ex19-10 White to play

Exercise 19-12

No hints

Ex19-12 White to play

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Gledura-Najer

Reti 2..d4

FIDE World Cup 2019 Rd1.2

After 19..exf4(Diagram)

White must decide how to recapture and/or do something about the attacked d3-pawn

What do you recommend for White?

After 19..exf4

Final Ranking after 5 Rounds

Final Ranking after 5 Rounds

Gubics was clear first with 4.5/5

Final Ranking crosstable after 10 Rounds