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Annotated by stevetaylor (1726): A standard Ruy Lopez openning. Black has lost a pawn but has the ability to develope the centre pieces more quickly. ?
The knight is too far forward to receive enough support to compensate for the attacks that can be brought to bear on it. White cannot back down now as the knight is pinned to the bishop and the bishop is undefended. The pawn is recovered Trying to build a… |
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Annotated by stevetaylor (1726): Starting into a Ruy Lopez White has spotted the lack of protection on the King's pawn but Black is compensated by having Queen and Bishop free. Cramps the light square bishop but allows for a strong position if castling on the queen's side. Pins the knight in position and tempts Black to castle king side, away from the protection of the Bishops. Although care must be taken by… |
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Annotated by richarty (1200): Se haplanteado la variante Berlinesa de la Apertura Espaņola.
La teoria nos explica que una posibilidad es con 4. O-O Nxe4; 5. d4 Nd6; 6. Bxc6 dxc6; 7. dxe5 Nf5; 8. Qxd8 Kxd8 con mayor flexibilidad en las piezas Blancas. Seguido de 9. Nc3 y las blancas tienen mejor estructura de peones y el Rey enemigo en el centro y sin posibilidad de enroque a cambio de la pareja de alfiles del negro.… |
