How to attack the King in the Center | Attacking Strategy | Intermediate Level | GM Dejan Bojkov

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This series is dedicated to attacking techniques and ideas which will help you to start decisive attacks against your opponent’s king. GM Dejan Bojkov will cover different situations, which often appear in chess games, for example uncastled and castled king positions, opposite castled positions and many more. You will learn that every attacking piece counts and that the time is an important factor in every attack.
In the first video, GM Dejan Bojkov will teach you how to attack the uncastled king. If you want to create a central attack against the enemy king, there are three typical principles according to Paul Morphy: piece development, central control and controlling open files ( Whenever you open files, the big difference between the activity of your pieces and the activity of your opponent’s pieces is going to become more and more obvious).
Don’t forget to create a threat with every move that you make! Otherwise your opponent might find a way to defend the position, because he has plenty of time to bring his defending pieces.
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[@Chessfactor]

How did you like this lesson? Let us know your questions and comments, we’ll be happy to answer them!

[@sasthanatarajan4760]

Excellent

[@prabhureubenthomas6052]

Coincidence!! I just finished this same lesson on CHESSFACTOR when Alex was doing commentary
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[@sakuragi_hanamichi3263]

Summary:
When your opponent delay castling and you are developed and your king safe too...open the center, bring the boys, sacrifice, don't let the king castle

[@simondaniel9293]

The final attack was pretty well covered. I will suggest to add some positions as puzzle to the end of video with similar theme. You dont need to give answer its like homework. And we anyways have engine if we fail.

[@Chessfactor]

Glad to hear that you liked the show examples. When you have a look at our website, you can find several exercises dedicated to this video. They might be helpful for you!

[@XFlyingDutchmanX]

Some training positions to train this pattern would be great. You could do a video with the solutions later. Variations were very nicely covered.

[@Chessfactor]

Thanks for your proposal. Basically then you have a look at our website, you can find several exercises dedicated to the video. Check it out!

[@JustMe3.1415]

Great video! Both the content and how you share it. Thanks 🙏🏼

[@mrtbhdr]

this was a pretty awesome king hunt!

[@lars-christianheinz6902]

Chess can be very brutal! Thanks. Very Good examples with the various mate Patterns. Hopeless if you know what you Need to do

[@sakuragi_hanamichi3263]

King in the center makes the rooks less effective