The fight for the outpost | Chess Positional Play
Channel: ElzChess
Date: 2020-11-16

In chess is important to create outposts for our pieces. Forcing the opponent to allow one is not easy and also not enough. One needs to occupy it with a piece. In this video we can see the fight that is going on around the outpost on c5.
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