@Hausierer Thank you for taking the time to do that and also for the follow! I really appreciate it! I will take a look now, thank you so much
@IAmMateCheckMate Yes the c5 pawn break is quite common in these positions and it's a little unfortunate black has to go to greater lengths to keep that c5 bishop (if it didn't have to go a7 then you could play b6)- maybe he doesn't! Maybe he can play Bb4+, although that bishop is really nice to have
In normal positions (positions with c4 and without h4 h5) black could postpone playing d6/a5/Bd7 to protect the Bc5 because Na4 would hang the e-pawn when black's knight is on f6 (but we can't do that here!)
@IAmMateCheckMate Yes the c5 pawn break is quite common in these positions and it's a little unfortunate black has to go to greater lengths to keep that c5 bishop (if it didn't have to go a7 then you could play b6)- maybe he doesn't! Maybe he can play Bb4+, although that bishop is really nice to have
In normal positions (positions with c4 and without h4 h5) black could postpone playing d6/a5/Bd7 to protect the Bc5 because Na4 would hang the e-pawn when black's knight is on f6 (but we can't do that here!)