<center> [](https://3speak.tv/watch?v=nerdvana/gnhpfzmg) ▶️ [Watch on 3Speak](https://3speak.tv/watch?v=nerdvana/gnhpfzmg) </center> --- <div class="text-justify"> En más de un vídeo me han dicho que yo no tengo tácticas profundas ni jugadas complicadas, el hecho que quiero que entiendan hoy es que en el ajedrez no sólo existen jugadores de ajedrez con la capacidad de crear grandes combinaciones con un profundo análisis sino que también existen jugadores como yo que somos llamados **"jugadores de café"** somos esa pequeña parte que nos volvemos especialistas en trampas y logramos realizar posiciones en las cual nuestros rivales caen en la confianza de estar ganando y de pronto contraatacamos y en su mayoría terminamos ganando la partida un jugador de élite que se asemeja mucho a este termino fue el gran **Frank Marshall** de quien ya he hablado en vídeos anteriores. # El Caso de Hoy. Jugué una partida ayer en [Chess](chess.com) y me enfrenté al usuario estadounidense [David Breaugh](https://www.chess.com/member/debreaugh7) que estaba a cargo de las piezas blancas mientra que yo tenía el ejército negro de mi lado. La partida comienza con una apertura italiana en la cual yo propongo *el gambito Blackburne* en el cual luego de la apertura se produce un cambio de caballos en el centro  Mi rival lo rechaza jugando **c3** para atacar mi caballo sin embargo yo igual intercambio caballos en **f3** porque me estoy quedando atrás en el desarrollo y eso no es bueno ##### No debería revelarles esto. Principalmente lo digo porque es el modo de pensar de jugadores como yo, como pueden notar en la barra de la izquierda las blancas tienen la partida ganada pero, mi intensión es desviar a la Dama blanca de la defensa de la casilla **f2** ya que al estar desprotegida se vuelve muy vulnerable y yo cuento con mi Alfil de casillas negras para apoyar ese ataque  Afortunadamente para mi, el rival toma el alfil envenenado que le dí ahora se presenta la otra cuestión y es cómo posiciono mi alfil en **c5** obviamente esto lo logro a cambio de sacrificar dos peones ya que también uego **c3** y una vez que captura yo retomo con mi alfil y ya el trabajo está hecho   Un error fue el enroque de las blancas aunque con la ventaja que tienen pueden hacer lo que quieren, yo también me enroco y ahora mi plan para armar la posición es desviar la Torre de **f1** que está defendiendo la casilla **f2** en la cual quiero entrar y juego **Tfe1** con la tentación de invitar a un cambio de torres pero antes de eso mi rival saca su caballo a **c3** para de esta forma comunicar sus torres pero luego cae en el siguiente error  juega **Tfe1** para enfrentar las torres y vean en la barra de la izquierda como paso definitivamente a ganar la partida tras la serie de jugadas forzadas que produce la entrada de mi Dama en **f2**. Debo decir que ese error le costó la partida en lugar de mover su torre debió jugar **Ce4** de este modo me iba ver en la obligación de darle un vuelco total a mi plan. **** # Mi Combinación Ganadora.  *El GIF que les muestro lo realicé en photoshop cs6 recolectando capturas de pantalla en el desarrollo de la partida* #### La partida podrán encontrarla en el siguiente [enlace](https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/20719298347?tab=report) espero y disfruten el vídeo.  # NOW IN ENGLISH *** In more than one video I have been told that I do not have deep tactics and complicated moves, the fact that I want you to understand today is that in chess there are not only chess players with the ability to create great combinations with a deep analysis but there are also players like me who are called **"coffee players "** we are that small part that we become specialists in cheating and we manage to make positions in which our opponents fall into the confidence that they are winning and suddenly we counterattack. in cheating and we manage to make positions in which our opponents fall into the confidence of winning and suddenly we counterattack and mostly end up winning the game an elite player who is very similar to this term was the great **Frank Marshall** of whom I have already spoken in previous videos. # Today's Case. I played a game yesterday on [Chess](chess.com) and faced American user [David Breaugh](https://www.chess.com/member/debreaugh7) who was in charge of the white pieces while I had the black army on my side. The game starts with an Italian opening in which I propose *the Blackburne gambit* in which after the opening there is a knight exchange in the center  My opponent rejects it by playing **c3** to attack my knight however I still exchange knights on **f3** because I am falling behind in development and that is not good. ##### I shouldn't reveal this to you. Mainly I say this because it is the way of thinking of players like me, as you can notice in the left bar White has the game won but, my intention is to divert the white queen from the defense of the **f2** square since being unprotected it becomes very vulnerable and I count on my black squared bishop to support that attack.  Fortunately for me, the opponent takes the poisoned bishop I gave him now the other question arises and it is how I position my bishop on **c5** obviously this I achieve this in exchange for sacrificing two pawns since I also play **c3** and once he captures I retake with my bishop and the job is done   A mistake was White's castling although with the advantage they have they can do what they want, I also castle and now my plan to set up the position is to deflect the Rook from **f1** which is defending the square **f2** which I want to enter and I play **Tfe1** with the temptation to invite a rook exchange but before that my opponent takes his knight to **c3** to thus communicate his rooks but then falls into the following mistake  plays **Tfe1** to confront the rooks and see in the left bar how I definitely win the game after the series of forced moves that produces the entry of my queen on **f2**. I must say that this mistake cost him the game, instead of moving his rook he should have played **Ce4** so I was forced to completely overturn my plan. **** # My winning combination.  *The GIF I show you was made in photoshop cs6 collecting screenshots during the development of the game*. #### The game can be found in the following [link](https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/20719298347?tab=report) I hope you enjoy the video. </div> --- ▶️ [3Speak](https://3speak.tv/watch?v=nerdvana/gnhpfzmg)
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Debo decir que ese error le costó la partida en lugar de mover su torre debió jugar **Ce4** de este modo me iba ver en la obligación de darle un vuelco total a mi plan.\n\n****\n\n# Mi Combinación Ganadora.\n\n\n\n\n*El GIF que les muestro lo realicé en photoshop cs6 recolectando capturas de pantalla en el desarrollo de la partida*\n\n#### La partida podrán encontrarla en el siguiente [enlace](https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/20719298347?tab=report) espero y disfruten el vídeo.\n\n\n\n \n# NOW IN ENGLISH\n\n***\n\n\nIn more than one video I have been told that I do not have deep tactics and complicated moves, the fact that I want you to understand today is that in chess there are not only chess players with the ability to create great combinations with a deep analysis but there are also players like me who are called **\"coffee players \"** we are that small part that we become specialists in cheating and we manage to make positions in which our opponents fall into the confidence that they are winning and suddenly we counterattack. in cheating and we manage to make positions in which our opponents fall into the confidence of winning and suddenly we counterattack and mostly end up winning the game an elite player who is very similar to this term was the great **Frank Marshall** of whom I have already spoken in previous videos.\n\n# Today's Case.\n\nI played a game yesterday on [Chess](chess.com) and faced American user [David Breaugh](https://www.chess.com/member/debreaugh7) who was in charge of the white pieces while I had the black army on my side.\n\nThe game starts with an Italian opening in which I propose *the Blackburne gambit* in which after the opening there is a knight exchange in the center\n\n\n\n\nMy opponent rejects it by playing **c3** to attack my knight however I still exchange knights on **f3** because I am falling behind in development and that is not good.\n\n\n\n##### I shouldn't reveal this to you.\n\nMainly I say this because it is the way of thinking of players like me, as you can notice in the left bar White has the game won but, my intention is to divert the white queen from the defense of the **f2** square since being unprotected it becomes very vulnerable and I count on my black squared bishop to support that attack. \n\n\n\n\n\nFortunately for me, the opponent takes the poisoned bishop I gave him now the other question arises and it is how I position my bishop on **c5** obviously this I achieve this in exchange for sacrificing two pawns since I also play **c3** and once he captures I retake with my bishop and the job is done\n\n\n\n\nA mistake was White's castling although with the advantage they have they can do what they want, I also castle and now my plan to set up the position is to deflect the Rook from **f1** which is defending the square **f2** which I want to enter and I play **Tfe1** with the temptation to invite a rook exchange but before that my opponent takes his knight to **c3** to thus communicate his rooks but then falls into the following mistake\n\n\n\n\nplays **Tfe1** to confront the rooks and see in the left bar how I definitely win the game after the series of forced moves that produces the entry of my queen on **f2**. 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Cambia cheats por opening traps, porque de otro modo se entiende que eres un tramposo, tu sabes, en el mal sentido.
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gracias por el dato mi pana ya lo corrijo.
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