by Elite Chess Blog | Chess Strategy
Strategic Exchanges Below we explore the topic of strategic exchanges, with an emphasis on creating a weak colour complex. How can white exploit the weak dark squares in the opponent’s camp? Exchanges as Critical Moments Every exchange results in a permanent change in...
by Elite Chess Blog | Chess Strategy
A Unique Character Opposite-coloured bishops impose their own set of characteristics on the board, giving the position a unique character. Below, we explore their defensive resources and dynamic attacking power. How can black make use of the power of opposite-coloured...
by Elite Chess Blog | Chess Strategy
Bishops and their Habits Last week, we analysed the missing bishop and the resulting weak colour complex. Today, we explore further elements of bishop strategy: creating open diagonals and the power of the bishop pair. How can black make use of the active bishop pair?...
by Elite Chess Blog | Chess Strategy
Knights and their Outposts Knights are usually at their best when they have advanced outposts in the centre. Below, we explore the powerful relationship between knights and their outposts. How can black create an outpost for their knight? Outposts: Homes for Knights...
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