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Can someone help me understand (move by move) the so-called "McDonald's Value Meal attack."
Can someone help me understand (move by move) the so-called "McDonald's Value Meal attack."
I am sorry man, but there is nothing to analyse here. Just a beginner game and nearly every move is terrible.
Complicated game, lots of calculations to do:
2 b5 for black. Then white bishop takes the pawn and if you play 3 Bb7 then white can block your attack to the white rook with 4 Nf3, because if you play 4 b4, you are closing that diagonal and white just moves the knight to 5 Nh4. This is considered 0.4 for white, but it's playable, i just wouldnt feel confortable with the black pieces in this position.
I don't understand 3 h4 by white. Is he trying to put pressure on the kingside and ignoring the pawn ?
Then white is blundering pieces and the queen, and you are taking advantage of this and punishing blunders.
Uncommon but ok opening for black and strong consistent play by black in the opening, middle game and endgame.
You should try to get to the next level if you are playing computers.
2 b5 for black. Then white bishop takes the pawn and if you play 3 Bb7 then white can block your attack to the white rook with 4 Nf3, because if you play 4 b4, you are closing that diagonal and white just moves the knight to 5 Nh4. This is considered 0.4 for white, but it's playable, i just wouldnt feel confortable with the black pieces in this position.
I don't understand 3 h4 by white. Is he trying to put pressure on the kingside and ignoring the pawn ?
Then white is blundering pieces and the queen, and you are taking advantage of this and punishing blunders.
Uncommon but ok opening for black and strong consistent play by black in the opening, middle game and endgame.
You should try to get to the next level if you are playing computers.
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