SV Friedrichshafen suffers defeat in the chess - surprise in Weiler!

SV Friedrichshafen suffers defeat in the chess - surprise in Weiler!

Friedrichshafen, Deutschland - SV Friedrichshafen 2 suffered a bitter defeat in the district league against Weiler 2 with 1.5 to 4.5. In the 3rd round of the league, the youth player Jonas Zemke (Brett 6) was chessy after only 30 minutes and had to give up his game because he was on the trail of an inevitable matt. Despite 90 minutes of thinking before his first crucial train, the attempt to save himself was in vain. His colleague Felix Nestler (Brett 4) initially shone by exchanging two jumpers for a tower in the middle game and thus initiating an impressive attack on the opposing royal position.

Michael Gebhard (Brett 3) relied on a daring victim to get into the royal camp of his opponent, but a calculation error led to any disadvantage, so that he ultimately had to finish the game with one figure less. Swetlana Balz (Brett 1) ​​found herself in a lost farmers, while Kevin Jose (Brett 5) got away with a draw despite the enormous time. Markus Kiefer (board 2), on the other hand, lost his lady and also had to give up after a weak game. The unfortunate record of SV Friedrichshafen shows that on this day they could not win the upper hand, as schwaebische.de reported.

strategies for the chess attack

The importance of a solid attack strategy becomes clear in the chess, especially when it comes to attacking the king of the opposing player. According to chess.com, it is crucial to keep an eye on all the king's mandatory trains. In particular, a roced king is not always safe. The famous Greek gift person, a runner victim on H2 or H7, is a proven means to lure the king out of his safe position. The creation of weaknesses around the king through targeted peasant trains can often be crucial to initiate a successful attack.