playjunior wrote:I was going to vote for f2-f4, but seems there is no difference, or maybe e3-e4 is even more precise. Does anyone see any difference?
18.e4 seems better right now allowing our N access to e3
not sure we should even play f4 anytime soon actually
IF BL plays Nb7 or Nf7 next ..if we play f4 .. its Qb8 and it is the roaring Lion that will have its own pawn storm underway with g5 after our g3 ..leading to a very tactical game with chances on both sides
might be better to consider Ne3 next depending on the Lions next move
playjunior wrote:I was going to vote for f2-f4, but seems there is no difference, or maybe e3-e4 is even more precise. Does anyone see any difference?
18.e4 seems better right now allowing our N access to e3
not sure we should even play f4 anytime soon actually
IF BL plays Nb7 or Nf7 next ..if we play f4 .. its Qb8 and it is the roaring Lion that will have its own pawn storm underway with g5 after our g3 ..leading to a very tactical game with chances on both sides
might be better to consider Ne3 next depending on the Lions next move
Turning the tables Regards
Steve
After reading your post I now think f2-f4 was the better move , not weakening black squares and inducing stupid knight jumps, say, to f5.
playjunior wrote:I was going to vote for f2-f4, but seems there is no difference, or maybe e3-e4 is even more precise. Does anyone see any difference?
18.e4 seems better right now allowing our N access to e3
not sure we should even play f4 anytime soon actually
IF BL plays Nb7 or Nf7 next ..if we play f4 .. its Qb8 and it is the roaring Lion that will have its own pawn storm underway with g5 after our g3 ..leading to a very tactical game with chances on both sides
might be better to consider Ne3 next depending on the Lions next move
Turning the tables Regards
Steve
After reading your post I now think f2-f4 was the better move , not weakening black squares and inducing stupid knight jumps, say, to f5.
i get the impression you have some sort of attitude and this is not well placed in a game like this which is supposed to be a friendly game
playjunior wrote:I was going to vote for f2-f4, but seems there is no difference, or maybe e3-e4 is even more precise. Does anyone see any difference?
18.e4 seems better right now allowing our N access to e3
not sure we should even play f4 anytime soon actually
IF BL plays Nb7 or Nf7 next ..if we play f4 .. its Qb8 and it is the roaring Lion that will have its own pawn storm underway with g5 after our g3 ..leading to a very tactical game with chances on both sides
might be better to consider Ne3 next depending on the Lions next move
Turning the tables Regards
Steve
After reading your post I now think f2-f4 was the better move , not weakening black squares and inducing stupid knight jumps, say, to f5.
i get the impression you have some sort of attitude and this is not well placed in a game like this which is supposed to be a friendly game
Steve
For god's sake, no
After you pointed out Qb8 I saw that black has some kind of blockade on black squares, temporarily denying us f2-f4. For that reason, I think, f2-f4 first would have been more precise.
, not weakening black squares and inducing stupid knight jumps, say, to f5.