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The games I have selected for this book come from everywhere. Readers who like my book should also appreciate the three volumes of Modern chess strategy by Ludek Pachman, and also Paul Keres books The road to the top and The quest for perfection.
For the analyses I used Houdini 1.5a x64.
Emmanuel Bricard
CHAPTER 1
The middlegame exercises
What plan leads to a large black advantage?
What plan allows Black to get a slight but lasting advantage?
How can White gain the advantage?
How can White gain a large advantage?
What do you think of 30fxg4?
What is the winning plan for White?
Which plan provides a lasting advantage for White?
What is Whites main plan and how can you implement it?
White has the advantage and can continue in various ways. What plan is connected to the move 22.g5?
What do you think of this position?
How can White obtain the advantage?
Can you calculate the combination initiated by 11d4+, without forgetting to evaluate it?
Which plan gives Black the advantage?
What is the only way to play that allows White to hope for some advantage? What do you think of Blacks various replies?
What plan leads to a large black advantage?
What is Whites best plan?
What is Blacks best plan?
What do you think of this position? What do you think of the continuation 15.g5 c8?
What do you think of this position and how would you evaluate it?
Which plan gives White the advantage?
Which plan gives White a very big advantage?
Instead of the continuation 15xa6 16.xg7 xg7, which leaves him slightly worse, Black played 15xh6 16.xh6 xa6. What is the idea of taking on h6 rather than letting the exchange take place on g7? What do you need to calculate to choose this sequence? Would you have played this way?
How can White obtain the advantage? What defensive resources do you then think Black has?
Can you find two interesting plans for White? By calculating variations can you tell which of the two leads to a large advantage?
Can you make some general remarks about this position? After 28a5? which plan gives White a clear advantage? It is necessary to calculate to verify this.
Which plan allows White to take the initiative?
What is the point of 13.h4?
What plan is connected with 15c7, and what do you think of it?
The best plan available to White gives him a very big advantage without resorting to complicated tactical resources. Can you find it?
If you find a large white advantage, thats good. Can you find a win, or something that comes close to it?
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