26/01/2023 – La mayoría de los jugadores prefieren atacar en lugar de tener que defenderse. Pero, ¿cuál es la forma correcta de hacerlo? El GM Dr. Karsten Müller ha recopilado muchas reglas básicas y motivos típicos para guiarnos por los terrenos del ataque y nos ayuda a refinar nuetro olfato e intuición también para las posibles excepciones.
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Most players prefer to attack rather than defend. But what is the correct way to do it? GM Dr Karsten Müller has compiled many rules and motifs to guide you, along with sharpening your intuition for the exceptions.
IM Andrew Martin complements his Evans Gambit course with a simple and attacking repertoire against all of blacks sidelines after 1.e4 e5.
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How to attack - principles of training
(Cómo atacar - las bases para el entrenamiento)
Por Karsten Müller
Karsten trata temas como, por ejemplo:
"¡Todas las piezas al ataque!"; "El atacante no debe ceder material que sirve para atacar"; "Abrirse paso para atacar"; "Motivos típicos de ataque" (por ejemplo, el sacrificio del alfil en h7 o el "mate del pasillo", y "Los alfiles de colores opuestos favorecen al atacante", etc.
Entre otras cosas, Karsten Müller utiliza partidas del 8º Campeón del Mundo Mikhail Tal para demostrar cómo se montan y cómo se llevan a un buen fin aquellos ataques: ¡alto riesgo con gran recompensa! Por supuesto, no se olvida tampoco de los ataques en los finales, que completan esta fascinante producción.
Al final de todo le tocará entrar en acción a Ud.: el autor ha seleccionado 20 posiciones típicas de ataque para plantearle problemas al usuario.
Most players prefer to attack rather than defend. But what is the correct way to do it? GM Dr Karsten Müller has compiled many rules and motifs to guide you, along with sharpening your intuition for the exceptions.
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