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| [/DhtmlXQ_comment22] [DhtmlXQ_comment23]This is a more recent variation. ||Red starts his attack with material gain.||In the past, R4=3 was played. Please click on the variation below to understand more. [/DhtmlXQ_comment23] [DhtmlXQ_comment26]H3+5 is another variation sometimes played. ||Please click on the variation to understand. [/DhtmlXQ_comment26] [DhtmlXQ_comment27]There are three ways for red to answer black's move: R3-2, R3=4 and R3=1. ||Please click on the variations to understand them.[/DhtmlXQ_comment27] [DhtmlXQ_comment30]This is a commonly played skewer known as 'Ti tuyến thuyên ngưu' or leading the ox with a string. (Jim: Another name for it is 猴拉馬 or monkey leading the horse...). This skewer tactic is often used in the opening to try to gain material and severely cripple the opponent's pieces.||Red cannot play C5-2 to answer this move.||Please click on the variation on the next move that I added to understand why.[/DhtmlXQ_comment30] [DhtmlXQ_comment34]This is the correct order of moves for black.||Playing C2=4 first would be diastrous for black!||Click on the variation below to understand why. [/DhtmlXQ_comment34] [DhtmlXQ_comment42]Black cannot be in a hurry and play R8=4 to try to gain material!|| [/DhtmlXQ_comment42] [DhtmlXQ_comment45]And it would be a relatively evengame.||Red would have more pawns but black has red in a skewer.||Black cannot be greedy and play R8=4 now as red could play R3+3 for an exchange anytime. That would really be the demise of black.||Taking all things into consideration, this would be a relatively even game for both sides.||Summary: ||Red's C9+4 to take the side pawn is a variation worth discussing. This red variation places pressure on black to make the best appropriate moves with little room for error as red would enter the midgame with a significant pawn advantage.||Black can only counter precisely and accurately to try to keep the game even.[/DhtmlXQ_comment45] [DhtmlXQ_comment1_42]Too fast![/DhtmlXQ_comment1_42] [DhtmlXQ_comment1_45]And red would have the obvious advantage as the pawns would be a nightmare for black.[/DhtmlXQ_comment1_45] [DhtmlXQ_comment2_34]Uh-oh...[/DhtmlXQ_comment2_34] [DhtmlXQ_comment2_39]And red sacrifices material first before gaining it back, together with control of the game.||The red pawns look priceless now... [/DhtmlXQ_comment2_39] [DhtmlXQ_comment3_31]Jim: Red cannot play this move to try save himself from the skewer.[/DhtmlXQ_comment3_31] [DhtmlXQ_comment3_32]Because black would counter with this move instead and force the red chariot to a very very precarious position. ||Red is bound to lose material now![/DhtmlXQ_comment3_32] [DhtmlXQ_comment4_30]Black could play R8=6 on the next move!!!||Not too ideal for red as red would be in trouble by then.[/DhtmlXQ_comment4_30] [DhtmlXQ_comment5_30]Black has successfully limited the red chariot to the side file and would is now starting to mount a counter.||Black is ok in this variation.[/DhtmlXQ_comment5_30] [DhtmlXQ_comment6_31]And red is better. [/DhtmlXQ_comment6_31] [DhtmlXQ_comment7_31]And red's pawn advantage gives him the upperhand in this game.[/DhtmlXQ_comment7_31] [DhtmlXQ_comment8_23]'Older' variation...[/DhtmlXQ_comment8_23] [DhtmlXQ_comment8_33]And red has the obvious advantage in the number of pawns and is slightly better off.[/DhtmlXQ_comment8_33] [DhtmlXQ_comment9_29]And red would have the upperhand.[/DhtmlXQ_comment9_29] [DhtmlXQ_comment10_29]And red would have the upper hand.[/DhtmlXQ_comment10_29][/DhtmlXQiFrame]"> |
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| |1) C8=9 (major variation discussed)||2) P5+1 (and black would have an easier game) ||3) H7+6 (black would be able to turn the tables)||||Jim: This is the variation that will be discussed in this board and the following board. If I remember correctly, I think I have uploaded a few more other openings dedicated to this opening.||This is one of the more aggressive counters by black.[/DhtmlXQ_comment14] [DhtmlXQ_comment15]Major variation discussed[/DhtmlXQ_comment15] [DhtmlXQ_comment17]Red could also choose to play H7+6 or R3-1 which will be discussed in the next board.||In this variation, red prepares to use his chariot to exchange for two of black's pieces, and try to gain tempo in the process for attack.[/DhtmlXQ_comment17] [DhtmlXQ_comment22]And black decides to fight fire with fire. With this R8+8 move, black attacks the weak right flank. Good move![/DhtmlXQ_comment22] [DhtmlXQ_comment23]Correct move. This would allow red to adust his formation and dampen black's attack.[/DhtmlXQ_comment23] [DhtmlXQ_comment27]Correct advisor to play!!![/DhtmlXQ_comment27] [DhtmlXQ_comment29]Red retreats the elephant with style, thereby stalling the entire black attack![/DhtmlXQ_comment29] [DhtmlXQ_comment30]Advised move! R7+1 would be too trigger happy for black now.[/DhtmlXQ_comment30] [DhtmlXQ_comment38]And it would be a relatively even game for both sides.||In summary,||in this variation whereby red uses one chariot to exchange for black's horse and cannon is seldom used today. The main reason for this is that the variations are simple and red would have less chances for further gains in the opening.||Black's R8+8 is the key move that sounds the horn for black's counter.[/DhtmlXQ_comment38] [DhtmlXQ_comment1_30]Not advised![/DhtmlXQ_comment1_30] [DhtmlXQ_comment1_39]And it is obvious that red is better now. ||Jim: Black has no more offense going on and the black chariot on red's throat rank would need another few more moves to maneuver.[/DhtmlXQ_comment1_39] [DhtmlXQ_comment2_27]Ouch..[/DhtmlXQ_comment2_27] [DhtmlXQ_comment2_34]Checkmate. ||Jim: One wrong advisor move and bam, the game is over.||binhphongma.com[/DhtmlXQ_comment2_34] [DhtmlXQ_comment3_24]Black should not make this move now![/DhtmlXQ_comment3_24] [DhtmlXQ_comment3_27]And red would have be better![/DhtmlXQ_comment3_27] [DhtmlXQ_comment4_23]Jim: I have added this variation to show the beginner why the black horse is poisoned...[/DhtmlXQ_comment4_23] [DhtmlXQ_comment4_24]Jim: And red's chariot would be in a dilemma as to where it should move next. Black would attack the baseline elephant with C7+3 for the check and all hell would break loose.[/DhtmlXQ_comment4_24] [DhtmlXQ_comment5_15]Option 2: P5+1[/DhtmlXQ_comment5_15] [DhtmlXQ_comment5_24]And in terms of the development of the chess pieces, black would be faster and have more room to maneuver.[/DhtmlXQ_comment5_24] [DhtmlXQ_comment6_20]And black would preparing to a fast counter.[/DhtmlXQ_comment6_20][/DhtmlXQiFrame]"> |
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