Comments on https://lichess.org/@/ruylopez1000/blog/stories-behind-the-moves-22nxd7/Jl36U49H
When to change pieces or how to change adventages , something that good players must to know.
An even more unexpected exchange is Capablanca's game against Kline, New York 1913
https://lichess.org/analysis/standard/r1b1r1k1/pp3p2/2p2qn1/4p1p1/4PnPp/2PBNP2/PPQ2R1P/R3N2K_b_-_-_2_23
In this position moved 23...Nd3!
It is also the exchange of a good knight for a bad bishop, but here the reason is deeper and more difficult to see from my point of view.
Complete game
https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1261977
In Shereshevsky's book 'Endgame strategy' chapter 4, The problem of exchanging, is dedicated to it
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Good game. Yes, Fischer must have learned from such games.
Great article. Enjoyed it a lot!
@GCVM said [^](/forum/redirect/post/1pKR4awR)
> Small mistake (or am i just dumb?)
> The knight can't go to b3
The knight can go to b3 from c1. The idea is that Ne2-c1 prepares Nb3.
@RuyLopez1000 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/k7sDEJzD)
> > Small mistake (or am i just dumb?)
> > The knight can't go to b3
>
> The knight can go to b3 from c1. The idea is that Ne2-c1 prepares Nb3.
Mb, i'm dumb lol
Still great article btw!
@RuyLopez1000 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/k7sDEJzD)
> > Small mistake (or am i just dumb?)
> > The knight can't go to b3
>
> The knight can go to b3 from c1. The idea is that Ne2-c1 prepares Nb3.
????
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