My presentation to the community and position analysis of the HIVE CHESS TOURNAMENT S10 R09
Source:
@eliaschess333, year: 2022. Note: video elaborated by the author with the help of the computational tool Filmora X.
Image 01: teaching chess. Source:
@eliaschess333 (2022).
Chess is a sport that I have practiced since I was a child and to be able to teach it is a great honor for me. It is also a great challenge for me to share chess content in English, because my native language is Spanish.
After this brief presentation, I would like to reinforce the ideas shown in the video by analyzing the following positions:
My favorite positions of the HIVE CHESS TOURNAMENT S10 R09
The first position was against "petreius" where the importance of prophylaxis in chess can be appreciated, that is, it was necessary to take the King to the "h1" square to avoid any possibility of exchanging queens.
Image 02: against "petreius" . Source: LICHESS.ORG
However, in this position I place my rook from "f" to "f1" and fortunately my opponent did not make the move "Qb6" which forced the exchange of queens, and ensures an important advantage since the pawn on "c" is passed.
Image 03: against "stayoutoftherz" Source: LICHESS.ORG
The second position was against "stayoutoftherz". Here we can see how important it is to understand the spirit of the position, i.e., Black had to look for a quick reaction on the queenside to aspire to equalize the game. However, the moves I made were totally far from this plan, so I must continue to improve my king's Indian.
By way of closing
I am happy to share my first publication for the community, which I hope you have enjoyed. Until next time.
@eliaschess333
About translation
I have used the DEEPL TRADUCTOR since my native language is Spanish.
About the audiovisual resource
Production
@eliaschess333 Director
@normacanaza Assistant in the recording of the video and taking of captures
Notes
The source of the tournament image is from @stayoutoftherz
The musical background used belongs to the program FILMORA X
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