Nice post!!!
This is the most comprehensive study I've ever seen! Keep uploading studies like this! @CkickyCheck
@reymond2024 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/9sy3kUgH)
> This is the most comprehensive study I've ever seen! Keep uploading studies like this! @CkickyCheck
Appreciate it!!
@CkickyCheck ,
love it!!! ;3
keep up the good work!!!!!! >;33
@CkickyCheck said [^](/forum/redirect/post/rAwihPit)
> Comments on https://lichess.org/@/ckickycheck/blog/beat-the-jobava-2/092bL1k8
NOOO NOT MY BEAUTIFUL JOBAVA >:(
https://www.chess.com/game/live/169209073262
Another game:D
> **7...Nfd7** is a very strategical move, but funny thing is, even if White played something like **7.a3** or **7.Be2** it's still a great move, as the logic behind it stays the same — take on **e5**, if the d-pawn recaptures go for **Nd7–Bb7**, if the f4-bishop go for **Nc6** threatning **Nxe5** and when the bishop leaves **cxd4**.
Since White allowed **10...Nxe5** taking the bishop, the **d5** pawn wasn't blocked, so **11...Bb7** was a no-brainer. Solid **-1** out o the opening, but my opponent immediately blundered a pawn xd
I believe that in the variation of Ne5 Qf3 and g4, at the moment when Bf8!! is played defending on g7 and preparing Nxe5 and Nd7, there is also the move Ba3!! is very interesting