Hello everyone, I hope you all are having a great week? I did another #Hivechess Study contribution on https://lichess.org Adding some games played over the last Hivechess weekend. Analysis was carried out without computer assistance but players are free to check what the computer thinks instead. Also, I did my best in explaining some ideas and I hope they help in improving your game.
Game 1 - A Bad Bishop
A very interesting and instructive game between and
which the player with the black pieces(Jonbellionfan) got into a very rare bad bishop middle game.
Move 16
[The time stamp in the video for the Game 1 Analysis is 0:25 ]
Watch how converted this beautiful Game.
Game 2 - Create Multiple Weaknesses
I reviewed my loss against and I showed how Important my opponent was focused on maintaining Activity while i went to grab a pawn. He then created multiple weaknesses and converted easily
[The time stamp in the video for the Game 2 Analysis is 11:25 ]
Game 3 - Activate Your pieces
In this game did well to equalise after
played the Grand prix Sicilian opening well. But the later was quick to activate his pieces in the ending and left it difficult for his opponent to defend. Black was aided with a Rook blunder in the end however the tides were already in his favour.
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