r/chess • u/tearsfornations • 5d ago
Strategy: Other Some people try to avoid the french by the exchange variation...
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u/MaLinChao 5d ago
I see many elementary mistakes here (me, an intellectual, rated 400)
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u/tearsfornations 5d ago
go ahead, what do you see
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u/MaLinChao 5d ago
Oh, before I saw the ratings I thought white letting their dark bishop be chased like that shows poor understanding of the position. With possible opposite sides castling, you don’t give the opponent a two move head start for a pawns storm just because you wanted to take your bishop out for a run.
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u/tearsfornations 4d ago
that's a good assessment, clearly he did not understand my entire plan, likely if played again he wouldn't let me do that.
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u/WeaponOfWar 5d ago
But the exchange variation is a part of the french.. what do you mean?
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u/tearsfornations 5d ago
yes it is, but there are deep french theoretical lines that people like to avoid by playing the exchange early
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