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Learn the Art of Exchange Sacrifice with nurtr's Chess Dream Room!

Learning the art of Exchange Sacrifices with nurtr's Chess Dream Room! To watch the full episode, Enroll in Dream Room Today! And learn from the best chess course Ever! Click here: http://nurtr.me/dreamroompro​​​​​ Use Coupon: CHESSPRO For 66% Discount on the course fee! or WhatsApp us for assistance: http://nurtr.me/whatsappfordreamroom​ Exchange sacrifice is an old and yet popular chess technique. We use exchange sacrifices to control squares of a particular color and create an imbalance position When to consider an exchange sacrifice? 1. To change the nature of the position 2. To close the position 3. To complicate the game 4. To create an attack 5. If the position is passive 6. If the opponent’s rook is very passive and won’t join the game for the next few moves7. To gain some space Things to remember! 1. Don’t move your pieces backward to passive square 2. Always look for tactics during the game. If you are looking for safe moves, you would find safe moves. If you are looking for tactical moves you will find some tactics even in a simple position. So keep looking for tactics in every position. 3. While calculating always look for forcing moves 4. With exchange sacrifices, you can activate your minor pieces 5. Sometimes you have to make an exchange sacrifice immediately. But don’t take casual decisions because mistakes are likely to happen, your sacrifice might not always be correct 6. Whenever you make an exchange sacrifice it doesn’t mean you will always get some advantage but it will definitely change the nature of the positions6. Sacrificing rook(s) can be an effective tool to change the natural position you can make the position spicier 7. Always make a list of good moves because there are chances that you miss other good moves while calculating You should always aim for these two things! a) Attacking possibility on the Kingside b) Always look for completing the development #nurtr​ #chess