Fritz always falls for a motif that appears in a surprising number of variations: As soon as the black rook comes to e6, sacrifices for minor pieces on f4 are in the air. In the Spanish Marshall Attack, there are many opportunities that White can miss. All games below were played using the "strong club player" level. In order to illustrate this, consider the example of four famous sharp systems. You are given the opportunity to conduct attacks that will often end in fireworks in your favor. When a strong player is up against a weak player, typical attacking ideas and tactical motifs become much more visible, and that's exactly what happens when you play against Fritz 18. However, theoretical variations are only the tip of the iceberg of what lies in a sharper position. Unfortunately, the typical tactical elements and traps of sharp systems rarely appear in GM games, because the opening variations they play represent optimal play from both sides. You will experience the typical problems of the defender, have great fun learning openings, and experience the joy of playing brilliant games.ĭoes it make sense to memorize reams of theoretical variations that rarely appear on the board? What you really need is to feel so at home in certain position types that you master common motifs in your sleep. In every game, you will be guided through its subtle tips, and learn to become a strong player able to more easily refute your opponent's mistakes.
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