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I have a perfect example of a zwischenzug which refers to an intermediate move, in German. Basically, instead of playing an expected move, you first play an unexpected one. White to play  So, now what? The expected move would be recapturing the knight with bxc6. But White has a crushing zwischenzug. Do you see it? 1. Ra6!! and the Black Queen has no place to go. 1-0. Try to look for these intermediate moves in your games. Don't just play expected moves.
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7/4/2019 0 Comments How to draw against IMsIt's always fun to play hard and hold International Masters to draws, even if it's just in online play on ICC. I can't think of better practice than playing against FIDE titled players. Sadly, this is also why I don't make it down to the club that often. A. Black to play IM Maltan Hiram vs NCM Vas Sladek  22. ...Rb8 (and Black will get his pawn back) 23. Ra1 h6! (Don't rush, especially against IMs. 23. ...Qxb5?? 24.Qxb5 Rxb5 25. Ra8+ and Black will get mated on the back rank. Always give your King room to move.) 24. c4 dxc4 25. Bxc4 Qxb2 26. Qxb2 Rxb2 and draw agreed 1/2-1/2 B. Black to play IM Jose Luis Vilela vs. NCM Vas Sladek  58. ...Nf5+ 59. Kf2 Ne7 Draw agreed. C. White to play NCM Vas Sladek vs. IM Jose Luis Vilela  29. Be2+ Kb6 30. Bd1 and draw agreed. Black can't really afford to give up the a pawn. |
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