A Novice chessplayer works to get better at chess using an improvement program based upon the methods of Michael de la Maza and the teachings of Dan Heisman
posted by takchess @ 5:52 PM
There exists an extremely large group of chess players who are no longer beginners nor, on the other hand, masters or point hunters, but players who aim primarily at deriving an aesthetic satisfaction from the game. For such players an attacking game is more attractive than positional technique and they will continue to attack regardless of risk., for their stormy contest are not going to be noted down in theoretical textbooks. From the introduction to Art of Attack in Chess :Vukovic
7 Comments:
At 6:04 AM,
David Glickman said…
Nxf7
At 6:33 AM,
takchess said…
but what would happen after kXf7?
actually the next move was
Ng7(threatening mate) nh7 then what?
At 8:43 AM,
CelticDeath said…
Ng6!!
Took me about 2 secs.
At 11:26 AM,
Jeff said…
Ng6, took me about 45 seconds, I looked at Nxf7 for the first 30, then at Bxe6 for 10, then found Ng6.
At 12:39 PM,
takchess said…
here it is in it's entirety
1.nf7 nh6
2.Rxe6 Pawnxe6
3 QXd8 Qxd8
4 Bishop Xe6 checkmate
At 12:40 PM,
takchess said…
i mean 1 ng6
At 12:49 AM,
King of the Spill said…
Ng6, nice example!
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