Created: October 2007  

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Chess-Theory "Comic Strip"

by Etienne LEROUX (Pictures)
and Michel BRUNEAU (Script)







The FOUR BASIC TYPES of CHESS GAMES

OPENING TYPE

First White move

First Black move

OPEN GAME

1.e4

1...e5

SEMI-OPEN GAME

1.e4

Not: 1...e5

CLOSE GAME

Not: 1.e4

Symmetrical answer

SEMI-CLOSE GAME

Not: 1.e4

Not Symmetrical answer




     'CAISSA AND KIDS' by Etienne LEROUX and Michel BRUNEAU Chap. VI - Image I
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        After 3.Bc4 the White King's Bishop threatens the Black's     weak point f7


     'CAISSA AND KIDS' by Etienne LEROUX and Michel BRUNEAU Chap. VI - Image II
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        After 4.Ng5?? the Black Queen attacks directly the unpro-  tected White Knight


        After 3.Bc4 Bc5 4.d3 White has a double control of the g5-square


     'CAISSA AND KIDS' by Etienne LEROUX and Michel BRUNEAU Chap. VI - Image III
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        After the active move 5.Ng5 Mary ansvers by the blunder: 5...Nd4??


     'CAISSA AND KIDS' by Etienne LEROUX and Michel BRUNEAU Chap. VI - Image IV
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        The White Knight fork attacks simultaneously Black's Queen and Rook



    The Black's move 6...Kf8? is not a good idea but, anaway, White has a winning game


     'CAISSA AND KIDS' by Etienne LEROUX and Michel BRUNEAU Chap. VI - Image V
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        The developing Black's move 9...Bd7?     intervenes too late   and is not very active


     'CAISSA AND KIDS' by Etienne LEROUX and Michel BRUNEAU Chap. VI - Image VI
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Before King Side Castling


After King Side Castling


Before Queen Side Castling


After Queen Side Castling


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