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Few days ago I finished game with nice sacrifice on e6. Game 3029588
If anyone have games with similar sacrifice on e6, please post them here.
If anyone have games with similar sacrifice on e6, please post them here.
Originally posted by MrVandalayclick the "insert link to a game" link next time and enter the game number, no one but you can use the link you posted.
One of my favorite games http://www.redhotpawn.com/core/playchess.php?gameid=2971586
Originally posted by KorchVery nice, quite interesting too. I'd be hesitant to make a sacrifice as such, because there doesn't seem a clear way to follow - my main worry with that type of sacrifice is that you don't have a completely open e file to work with even after the sacrifice, which makes the attack hard to see. What factors led you to decide that the sacrifice was worthy?
Few days ago I finished game with nice sacrifice on e6. Game 3029588
If anyone have games with similar sacrifice on e6, please post them here.
Originally posted by cmsMasterFritz says 14.Ng5 instead of 14.Nxf8?! gives you a nearly decisive advantage.
Very nice, quite interesting too. I'd be hesitant to make a sacrifice as such, because there doesn't seem a clear way to follow - my main worry with that type of sacrifice is that you don't have a completely open e file to work with even after the sacrifice, which makes the attack hard to see. What factors led you to decide that the sacrifice was worthy?
Originally posted by cmsMasterI took on d4 with knight in 9th move, with hope to knock on e6 somehow like in this famous game:
Very nice, quite interesting too. I'd be hesitant to make a sacrifice as such, because there doesn't seem a clear way to follow - my main worry with that type of sacrifice is that you don't have a completely open e file to work with even after the sacrifice, which makes the attack hard to see. What factors led you to decide that the sacrifice was worthy?
Fritz says 14.Ng5 instead of 14.Nxf8?! gives you a nearly decisive advantage.
Originally posted by Korch
Few days ago I finished game with nice sacrifice on e6. Game 3029588
Interesting game. Just curious, how hesistant were you regarding the sacrifice? Many chess players feel uncomfortable giving up material unless they see a clear way to account for it. Sometimes this can be a limitation in their play.
Originally posted by VarenkaA true sacrifice is one where you can't calculate to the end. Most sacs where material is regained or mate is delivered within a move or 2 should be classed as combinations.
Interesting game. Just curious, how hesistant were you regarding the sacrifice? Many chess players feel uncomfortable giving up material unless they see a clear way to account for it. Sometimes this can be a limitation in their play.
Originally posted by KorchKorch, when I saw the sacrifice I looked at Qxd1 and white has a lot more active pieces after all the exchanges which I guess is why it is bad for black. I have always gone for the queen being better the few times I have come across this in my own games, simply because I don't know which is best. But could such a "counter-sacrifice" work if black was equally developed?
Few days ago I finished game with nice sacrifice on e6. Game 3029588
If anyone have games with similar sacrifice on e6, please post them here.
Originally posted by FabianFnasThe Art of Attack in Chess is a good book for learning about the art of sacrifice.
Sacrifices are very interesting. It is easy to understand that a sac gives a return of equal or more material value, even beyond my thinking horizon. Also when a sac gives a clear win. (But then it is not a real sac, is it?)
But a sac giving, not material value but, a strategic value, like destroyed king protection, a clear line, opportunity to double führung des Opfers im Schachspiel" by Rudolf Speielmann (1935). Gives a lot, worth reading.