-
fianchettoed bishop to
become more active. A
fianchettoed position, however, also
presents some
opportunities for the opponent: if the
fianchettoed bishop...
- bad bishop.
Black resigned after another ten moves. A
bishop may be
fianchettoed, for
example after moving the g2 pawn to g3 and the
bishop on f1 to g2...
- the king's
bishop on the long
diagonal and also to push e4,
since the
fianchettoed bishop supports that square.
White can also
transpose into the King's...
- and d3, the
knights are
developed to d2 and f3, the king's
bishop is
fianchettoed at g2
following the g-pawn's move to g3, and
White castles kingside....
- commented: "Each side
castles now with a
clear conscience, for not even the most
hypermodern pair of
masters can
produce more than four
fianchettoed Bishops!"...
- d6 3. d4 cxd4 4. Nxd4 Nf6 5. Nc3 g6 In the Dragon, Black's
bishop is
fianchettoed on g7,
castling on the king's side
while aiming the
bishop at the center...
- breaks.
Themes for Black: b7–b5 break, f7–f5
break (especially with a
fianchettoed king's bishop), d6–d5
break (prepared with e7–e6). The Maróczy bind,...
- in the center,
which Fischer intends to
target and
undermine with his
fianchettoed bishop and
other pieces. 4. d4 0-0
Fischer castles,
bringing his king...
-
opener [colloq.] The plan of
attacking a
kingside position (sometimes a
fianchettoed one) by
advancing the h-pawn with the
intention of
opening a file near...
-
moved so the
bishops can be
developed (alternatively, the
bishops may be
fianchettoed with a
maneuver such as g3 and Bg2).
Rapid mobilization is the key. The...
