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I recently started playing the french defence at 1400 elo, finally found a responce to 1.e4, yet i don't understand some concepts/motives of the setups
Advance variation:
How do i know whether its a good moment to play f6 to undermine whites e5 advanced pawn. Is there a universal rule of thumb?
I once heard on reddit that i should "create as much counterstrike on the queenside". Whats the point of pressuring the queenside, while opponent usually castles kingside? I'm not sure what i should achieve here
Classical/tarrash:
While the advance is prettty straightforward to play i have literally zero ideas how to respond to that setups
(At the moment i play the fort knox, just to avoid theory, but it feels passive and suffocated)
Is there anything you would recommend to a 1400?
I really value clear ideas of the setup and low theory
Exchange:
Someone on yt recommended the setup with queenside castling to avoid symmetrical game (which i suck at), but castling queenside while being black seems risky, ans usually i end up castling kingside anyway
Been playing them for a while and decided to learn some theory, but I have no idea how they are named.
I thought that the 1st one is called 150 attack, but when I type it on yt they play different moves
The 2nd one is a line in a french advance but I dont know how its named
1300 elo here
Im always struggling in the opening against 1e4
Here is some stuff i tried against it, but nothing worked good for me
E5 - im allowing him to play thousands of different variations, where he is the one having the initiative
After the opening i found myself in a losing position
D6 - i felt too suffocated by pawns and wasn't able to fight back for the center
C5 - played the o'kelly and accelerated dragon, but my opponent still can pull out too many lines and i found myself in a worse position right after a couple of moves
Therefore i consider playing a rare line that doesnt allow my opponent to play too many lines, but is also a solid book move option
An extra advantage would be if traps included
Generalnie zaczynam się rozglądać za pierwszą (niesezonową) pracą i generalnie jak to w takiej sytuacji jestem trochę pogodzony z faktem, że prawdopodobnie trafi się jakiś januszex
I z tego miejsca pytanie czy ktoś kto już w takiej miejscówce pracował nie chciałby się podzielić doświadczeniem
Generalnie chodzi mi głównie o:
Kiedy mogę kłamać na rozmowie, a kiedy lepiej sobie odpuścić?
Jak nie dać się wydymać na darmowe nadgodziny?
Jakich nieprzyjemnych praktyk mogę się spodziewać w miejscu pracy? Jak na takie akcje zareagować
Na co zwrócić uwagę przy wyborze firmy, gdybym jakimś cudem miał wybór?
Jak generalnie wyjść na całej sytuacji najlepiej?
Jak macie jakieś historie czy techniki byłbym wdzięczny
Finding a game partner in this category is impossible
If anybody interested dm me, account name: rocket-racoon12 (1250 currently)
I took the center, placed my knights and bishops on the central Squares and castled
What should i do next?
How to prepare any attack?