..d5-d4 in general is the way to go for black. If he achieves that, he usually has solved all his problems. White must throw an eye on this pawn push. If any of his setups allow d5-d4, it is probably not good. The Carlsen game is different, because here blacks pawns were doubled and white had very active pieces.
ru.lichess.org/xhVBsgyn#20
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yes, for example. Therefore white should not play 5.Bb5+ here, but 5.c4. See #4. For example:
de.lichess.org/pgPrBVSl#9
And here white can improve with 13.Nb4 +=
de.lichess.org/pgPrBVSl#9
And here white can improve with 13.Nb4 +=
@ujcn
But 5.Be2 is too passive. Better is 5.c4 += which prevents the ..c5, ..d4 idea. Center control is important in all openings.
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But 5.Be2 is too passive. Better is 5.c4 += which prevents the ..c5, ..d4 idea. Center control is important in all openings.
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An example is Radjabov - Aronian (move transposition: 1.Nf3 d5 2.b3 Nf6 3.Bb2 g6 4.e3 Bg7 5.c4 c6):
de.lichess.org/DEV21Hso#24
Here white probably had forgotten the theory and played 13.Nb5?! after which black was slightly better: 13...Ne4!. If now 14.Bd3 then 14...a6 and the white knight has no good square to go (15.Bxe4 axb5 and the Ba3 is attacked).
White should play 13.Rb1! b6, and then 14.Nb5, because, if then 14...Ne4?! 15.Bd3 a6? white has 16.Bxe4 +- That is possible because 13...b6 weakened the square c6.
But if black does not play ..b6 he has problems developing his bishop and therefore white is better.
de.lichess.org/DEV21Hso#24
Here white probably had forgotten the theory and played 13.Nb5?! after which black was slightly better: 13...Ne4!. If now 14.Bd3 then 14...a6 and the white knight has no good square to go (15.Bxe4 axb5 and the Ba3 is attacked).
White should play 13.Rb1! b6, and then 14.Nb5, because, if then 14...Ne4?! 15.Bd3 a6? white has 16.Bxe4 +- That is possible because 13...b6 weakened the square c6.
But if black does not play ..b6 he has problems developing his bishop and therefore white is better.
@SelfmateMan В партии Topalov - Carlsen ход 5. ... dc не ошибка. Чёрные тоже могут играть точнее. Просто надо было фигуры разменять 12. ... К:d5 13. С:d5 C:d4 14. Ф:d4 Cc6. Такой 4-х ладейный эндшпиль выиграть очень тяжело.
@ujcn This rook endgame is still a bit uncomfortable for black:
de.lichess.org/quqQvbjR#32
But black can probably fully equalize with 12...b5! White could try 12.a4 but that should also lead to draw in the end.
de.lichess.org/quqQvbjR#32
But black can probably fully equalize with 12...b5! White could try 12.a4 but that should also lead to draw in the end.
@SelfmateMan Ничего сложного в ладейном эндшпиле для чёрных нет: 25. ... Лd7, и далее король чёрных, путём e7-d8-c8-b7, отправляется на защиту пешки a7. Чёрная ладья защищает пешки королевского фланга от вторжения белого короля, например, находясь на d5.
Ok. I play 26.h4. What do you play?
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