Would you sacrifice a piece here AND be able to figure everything out? · Road to GM, Game 332

I sacrificed material in another wild Dutch! This time it was a Leningrad, and I got into a position where I could give up a bishop for huge initiative. I couldn't resist it! Would you have done that?
The sacrifice wasn't completely sound, but it seemed to give white enough compensation and an interesting attacking position.
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Sesvete Open, Rd 5
Tomic S. (1968) - Lisjak J. (1781)
Leningrad Dutch
#chess

[@HangingPawns]

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[@H4mgus]

Was waiting for this when you hinted at it in the last one, it did not disappoint

[@chrisdoherty9466]

I took up the Leningrad Dutch for a bit, but I gave it up because I kept getting into horrible positions. I put it down to me not being good enough, but every time I see it played the positions always look horrible.

[@kkas-]

Everything... It's all gone.

[@stephenloft835]

Nobody says that!

[@SolracFS]

Great analysis, cheers!

[@marknieuweboer8099]

If you want to play more aggressively 3.Nc3 is the way to go, because you might play the Mad Dog Attack h2-h4-h5 in answer to ...f5. Check Nakamura-Anton Guijarro, Gibraltar 2016. This opens new options against the Dutch as well: 1.d4 f5 2.c4 Nf6 3.Nc3 and setups with f3 or against the Stonewall Qc2, Nf3 and Bf4 preparing g2-g4.

[@billagap3213]

H- pawn attack works especially well in the Leningrad Dutch as it takes advantage of the g-pawn hook. I always play it

[@pverteuil]

Always happy to see some Leningrad Dutch analysis! Great game.

[@Nikola-rc6xt]

Can you make a video about Nimzo-Larsen(1.b3)

[@Karl_Marx-der-Befreier]

And Lenin is young once again and the youth of October takes the lead!

[@mcronrn]

Happy for you to have won after sacrificing a piece!

[@sanjaysingh86]

Nice information

[@claudiog7692]

9:27 what about Rg5 here?

[@MrHord-di7ig]

Nd3 check (cant take with pawn because of the pin), if kd1 theres a fork on f2 with the knight, if kf1 rxf2+, lastly if you take the knight with the queen black just takes the rook as it has no more defender.

[@claudiog7692]

@@MrHord-di7ig I was thinking about Nd3 Kd1 Nxf2 Kc1 and I’m still attacking the queen but there is Nd3 back

[@claudiog7692]

@@MrHord-di7ig actually none of that is working, but if Kf1 Rxf2 Kg1 it’s equal after Rf1, it’s a total mess

[@arh6099]

Lenin❤

[@thesnackbandit]

That was very fun.

[@ChessMaster111]

Please do réti opening theory

[@jimmykwetyl8150]

Hello, I have played a game recently, it was a 10 minute game, 2500 rated on lichess it would be an honour for you to go through the game and I would also be happy to discuss my plans, etc in the game

[@SuryaDas-pg3oi]

Hi i am new in chess...can you please suggest some books to learn chess please??

[@lawlietkeito]

Seirawan play winning chess is a very good start. The other books of the series (winning chess tactics, strategy, endings, in this order) are good follow ups.