| Game analysis - Why is 9. Be3 wrong and 9. Nxd4 right?#5 In my eyes this decision strategically comes down to the question whether you'd prefer to trade your knight or your DSB for the knight on d4, since apparently you played Be3 with the idea of Bxd4. The… | eie24 |
| Game analysis - Greek Gift#7 @Pawn_Graber h4 allows Rh8, when the h pawn is no longer a real thread, and if you now play Qg4, it's just an improved version for black since there is no possible fork on h7. @tpr wins might be an ov… | eie24 |
| General Chess Discussion - Seems Like Cheating Is Getting Bad #9 I just had a brief look over your last 8 classical games, but honestly, I don't believe any of your opponents cheated or in other words I don't believe any of your opponents wouldn't be capable of pla… | eie24 |
| General Chess Discussion - Found A New Gambit Which Hasn't Occured In Master Practice ( But Still Sound )#6 Well if your opponent doesn't know about this move it surely can be a serious idea in blitz (especially in your rating range, which is not meant in an offensive way) since there are definitely some ta… | eie24 |
| General Chess Discussion - Found A New Gambit Which Hasn't Occured In Master Practice ( But Still Sound )#4 I wouldn't say it's a real gambit, since white will regain his pawn after 3...Nxe4 4.Qe2 and something like 4...f5 5.d3 c6 6.dxe4 cxd5 7. exd5 in a probably slightly worse position. After 3...Nxd5 4.e… | eie24 |
| Lichess Feedback - Study: Board flips back when pressing `sync` or `record` on black side.#2 You can set the orientation of the board when you are creating a chapter or editing its preferences. Change it to black to see the position from the black side. | eie24 |
| Game analysis - Please estimate positional play#4 Even the resulting position after 37...g4 is still most probable a draw, if black won't drop a pawn like he did in the game, since its very hard for you to activate both the king and the knight due to… | eie24 |
| General Chess Discussion - Puzzle # 64994 Need help#3 Also an important point is that Qf1, protecting g7, is failing to Nc7+ followed by Bxa3 and Nxa8. | eie24 |
| General Chess Discussion - Why is it that why White can force a win from this position?#4 Sorry, https://lichess.org/nRbdDz6f https://lichess.org/4KOXuGDs These are of course database lines, but I think they can make my point. | eie24 |
| General Chess Discussion - Why is it that why White can force a win from this position?#2 It seems like this is the defensive setup black should go for: k1b5/1bQ5/bK6/8/8/8/8/8 w - - 22 12 In the first position white can easily prevent this by a Queen maneuver like Qe3-Qa7-Qc7, followed by… | eie24 |
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