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    The document provides final remarks on two chess games: 1) In the first game, Black's position would have been safer keeping his knight on d5. It was a mistake for Black to play the weakening moves a7-a6 and b7-b5, making White's d4-d5 break even stronger. After d4-d5, Black's position was nearly lost and difficult to defend. 2) In the second game, White's biggest mistake was not reinforcing control of d4 with 18. Td2, which would have led to an equal position. Black's d5-d4 pawn sacrifice gave a winning initiative. 3) Time is essential

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    The document provides final remarks on two chess games: 1) In the first game, Black's position would have been safer keeping his knight on d5. It was a mistake for Black to play the weakening moves a7-a6 and b7-b5, making White's d4-d5 break even stronger. After d4-d5, Black's position was nearly lost and difficult to defend. 2) In the second game, White's biggest mistake was not reinforcing control of d4 with 18. Td2, which would have led to an equal position. Black's d5-d4 pawn sacrifice gave a winning initiative. 3) Time is essential

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    Configuraciones de Peones

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    The document provides final remarks on two chess games: 1) In the first game, Black's position would have been safer keeping his knight on d5. It was a mistake for Black to play the weakening moves a7-a6 and b7-b5, making White's d4-d5 break even stronger. After d4-d5, Black's position was nearly lost and difficult to defend. 2) In the second game, White's biggest mistake was not reinforcing control of d4 with 18. Td2, which would have led to an equal position. Black's d5-d4 pawn sacrifice gave a winning initiative. 3) Time is essential

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    Final Remarks

    1 negra position would have been much safer had he kept his knight on
    d5
    2it is absolutely necessary to prevent, or at least prepare against, a
    possible d4-d5 break
    3 blacks biggest mistake was playing the weakening moves …a7-a6 and
    b7-b5 wasting time and making the d4-d5 break even stronger
    4 after d4-d5 was played, the position was nearly lo st and extremely
    difficult to conduct
    Zvjaginsev,Vadim (2659) - Vasquez Schroder,Rodrigo Rafael (2542) [D26]
    Wch Rapid Khanty-Mansiysk (14), 08.06.2013

    1.c4 c6 2.e4 d5 3.exd5 Cf6 4.Cc3 cxd5 5.cxd5 Cxd5 6.Cf3 e6 7.Ac4 Cc6 8.0–0 Ae7 9.d4
    0–0 10.Te1 Cf6 11.a3 a6 12.Aa2 b5 13.d5 exd5 14.Cxd5 Cxd5 15.Dxd5 Ab7 16.Dh5 Dc7
    17.Ag5 Axg5 18.Cxg5 h6 19.Te3 Ca5 20.Dg6 hxg5 21.Th3 Tfc8 22.Te1

    1–0

    Huzman,Alexander (2605) - Aronian,Levon (2783) [D38]


    EU-Cup 26th Plovdiv (2.1), 18.10.2010

    1.Cf3 d5 2.d4 Cf6 3.c4 e6 4.Cc3 Ab4 5.Ag5 Cbd7 6.cxd5 exd5 7.Dc2 c5 8.dxc5 h6 9.Ad2
    0–0 10.a3 Axc5 11.e3 a6 12.Ae2 b5 13.0–0 Ab7 14.Tfd1 Tc8 15.Ae1 Te8 16.Tac1 Cf8
    17.Cd4 Db6 18.Af3 Axd4 19.Txd4 Ce6 20.Td2 d4 21.Axb7 Dxb7 22.exd4 Ce4 23.Tdd1
    Cf4 24.d5 a5 25.Db3 b4 26.axb4 axb4 27.Ca2 Ce2+ 28.Rh1 Cxc1 29.Cxc1 Cf6 30.d6 Dc6
    31.Ca2 Dxd6 32.Axb4 Db6 33.f3 Df2

    0–1

    Final Remarks
    1time is essential to obtain a good piece set-up. Blanco imprecision with 1 o a3 allowed
    negro to fight for an advantage frot the start.
    2 Blanco biggest mistakes was not to reinforce his control of d4 with 1 8 ti d2 in which ca
    se the position would have been close to equal.

    3 the d5-d4 pawn sacrifice gave negro an essentially winning initiative

    Learning objectives:
    1 the side which possesses an asolani in the endgame exemplifies how to make progress in
    such a situati on. As we can readily observe, white has obtained a dream position agains the
    isolani, as most of the pieces are off the board, and now he can play a pleasant, superior
    endgame.

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