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Its right with kloosterveen...There is no meaning to point on that somone should play on hopeless position..its another thing IF there is some real fight for lost material as Queen..So the game above is real bad show as black have no hope after losing the Queen or getting mated..Perhaps I print here later some REAL thing were player have some bad choice between losing material,or very bad position..But can put on fight with losing the Queen..
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Its right with kloosterveen...There is no meaning to point on that somone should play on hopeless position..its another thing IF there is some real fight for lost material as Queen..So the game above with Fischer-Reshevsky is real bad show as black have no hope after losing the Queen or getting mated..Perhaps I print here later some REAL thing were player have some bad choice between losing material,or very bad position..But can put on fight with losing the Queen..
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The game between Katarzyna Toma - Tatiana Baklanova is new for me. Haven't study it closer, but obviously a hard fight.
I hade favour of a trap in a game, 1 year ago. I didn't play for it.
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While we're talking about traps, here's one in the queen's gambit declined.
If you play the orthodox variation of the QGD, for which the standard move order is something like
you may as well play 4... Nbd7, which is a perfectly sound move, and hope that White falls for the trap. If he doesn't, continue with ... Be7 and ... O-O, transposing back to the standard move order.
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Other traps.
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