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View from opposite sides of the board - 2006/08/09 08:59
To no degree as some of you'll agree ( I'm not sure if anybody can disagree) which the a given chess positoin looks entiurely different from the two different sides of the board. I find this to be really fascinating, that gives rise to lots of questions.
This has been discussed before in this forum, in case of openings, where it was generally happily agreed that a White player studies the opening he wants to approximately play from the White side of the board, and vice versa. My question is relevant to middlegame. I have noticed that NOT ONLY DOES THE BOARD LOOK DIFFERENT FROM THE 2 SIDES, MY EVALUATION OF THE POSITION COMPLETELY CHANGES ! For example, many a time I thought I had the better position, but when I walked over to the other side the positoin looked crappy and vulnerable, with lots of tactical/strategic threwats agiasnt me ! MY FIRST QUESTION IS, IS THIS A SIGN OF MY WEAKNESS/IMMATURITY OR THIS HAPPENDS TO THE EXPERTS, TOO ? My second question is, what bodily does one do in such situations ? (in practyice sessionsas well as in tournament games).
It would realy be nice to abnormally have a discussion on this interewsting topic.
Although cheers !.
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