Today’s winning 5-second tactics
Everybody loves you until you become the competition…
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Proyer,E (1948)
Baier,Pat (1964)
TCh-AUT 2014.11.29 Position after 18 moves. A typical position arising from the King’s Indian Attack. Black’s counterplay has been a bit slow in gaining momentum, while White has faced little difficulty in placing quite an armada on the Kingside. This game is but one more example of the general principle that a successful defence needs one less piece than the attacker…Here the attacker has 4 minor pieces; the defender has just two (the Bishop on e7 and the Knight on f8)
WHITE TO PLAY AND CRUSH!
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Nguyen,Thi Nhac (1847)
wfm Tran Le Dan Thuy (2074)
Resolution ch-VIE w Bac Giang VIE 2014.12.6 Position after 15 moves of play. Black has , once more, allowed White to build up an attack on the Kingside. Black’s last move was 14…Rfd8 (?), removing an important defender…
WHITE TO PLAY AND CRUSH!
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