Chess for training: Dove non arriva il computer arriva l'umano!

lunedì 21 dicembre 2009

Dove non arriva il computer arriva l'umano!

Ecco un'utile esercizio per allenarsi nel calcolo a lunga gittata.
Provate a capire se il nero vince o patta.
Tratto al bianco! (Per trovare la soluzione basta evidenziare con il mouse sotto).

Ps:Purtroppo non ho trovato fra i miei libri l'autore di questo studio abbastanza famoso.Ricordo di averlo trovato in un libro di Dvoretsky ma null'altro, se qualcuno conosce l'autore mi scriva pure!

1.Ad4! f3 1...h3?? perde dopo 2.f3+! gxf3 3.gxh3 2.g3!! h3 3.Rb4 h2 4.Ra3 h1D 5.Rb2 E adesso trovate un piano vincente! 5...Dd1 6.Ac5 Dd2 7.Ad4 Rd5 Provare ad entrare in un finale di pedoni non serve a nulla, dopo 7...Dxd4 8.cxd4 Rxd4 9.Rb1 Rc5 10.Rb2 Rb4 11.c3+ Rc5 12.Rc2 Rb5 13.Rb2 Rc6 14.Ra3 la partita è patta. 8.Ab6 De2 9.Ad4 De7 10.Ra2 Re4 11.Rb2 Dd6 12.Rc1 Rd5 13.Rb2 E come mi è stato segnalato su soloscacchi non 13.Rd2?? Da6 14.Ag7 Da1 a cui potrebbe seguire 15.Ad4 Df1 16.Aa7 Rc6 17.Ad4 Rb5 18.Aa7 Ra4 19.Ad4 De2+ 20.Rc1 Ra3 21.Ac5+ Ra2 22.Ad4 0–1 (Variante segnalatami dal bloggher Mandriano). Può seguire (seguendo le analisi di Fritz). 13…Dd7 14.Ae3 Re4 15.Ra2 Da4+ 16.Rb2 Da5+ 17.Ad4 Dd5 18.Ra2
Se il re nero va in a4 il re bianco va in b2,il risultato è quindi una logica patta.

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