The Averbakh Wedge - Chess Strategy Patterns

[@orusanen]

Really nice Concept. Got to remember this.

[@dolgtohu]

Thank you very much, Ingvar! 🙏 Very instructive! Good insights, which can be used immediately! 👍

[@TheChessViking]

Thanks!

[@davewestner]

It's pretty cool that if you google Averbakh Wedge, this video is the first thing that comes up. Cool name, and super cool concept. I'm curious to know how many moves ahead you would notice that your pieces are moving in this direction and decide to go for it? Also wondering if you're going to be able to continue with getting norms sometime soon? Not sure if that's the correct lingo to ask that question, but hopefully you know what I mean. Thanks for sharing btw.....definitely was very interested in seeing how you personally applied this to your games.

[@5up5up]

@0:59 oh, named after Averbakh.. i thought it was named after the Wedge! love you content zibbit, thanks!

[@Mihirdamncool]

Nice content. Loved it :). Really very instructional

[@TheChessViking]

Thanks, appreciate that!

[@johnmbakam389]

THanks you very much ingvar! iam always surprise by your choises, it always clever, subtil, and usefull. Its a real good job, everytimes. thx for your big heart, your a light guide of chess spirit! Namaste

[@TheChessViking]

thanks man!!

[@gusserflys]

love it brother !!

[@aksalminu]

Great video. I have had this structure many times in the samisch, it really feels like black can only try to draw by closing the position, or attempt some desperato sacrifice.

[@tristanbass-krueger7195]

Excellent video. As a kings indian player myself, im interested: where does black go wrong in your opinion?

[@TheChessViking]

Probably has to do sonething to avoid this. ...h5 himself, not play ...h6 or counter at some point with ...f5. Depends ofc onspecifics of the position.

[@hugopk1]

would it be possible to link the games in the description? It's nice to be able to follow along and annotate everything in study, but sometimes it's rlly hard to find the games :/

[@TheChessViking]

Here: www.chess.com/c/2At9eyhgJ