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Hi there in this introductory lecture, I'm going to explain what a pawn structure is and why they are

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important to recognize and how you can use the kind of template plans once you recognize the pawn structure,

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and they can arise sometimes from many different openings.

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So if we play E4 and for example, C6, the COCOM, this information where detainees efore 1984 is played

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is sometimes known as the correct formation and it gives rise to various plans stereotypically, which

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you can use or be aware of, at least during an actual game.

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For example, sometimes they'll be far pressure.

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You can build up on F5, sometimes in this structure F7 and sensitive.

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So you pick up a lot of ideas and plans and you can even check out a number of example games to see

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the pros and cons for both sides.

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So that's an example of the Corrao formation.

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So the feature is that Black has that pressure on the Diffa and you have the pressure on the iPhone.

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So that is a formation, a pawn structure.

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If we go back and instead we play things as an example, the French defense and we look at D 45, E

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five, the advanced French.

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This is actually an E5 -- chain and generally black will be on the lookout for exchanging off the

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bishop.

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That kind of bad bishop won't be looking to get Dan's career opportunities.

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And maybe we can black on the dark squares.

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So, you know, exchanging of these bishops.

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Sometimes the Donetsk membership's quite often, you know, have black castles.

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Kingside, it can be quite dangerous because there's a natural flow like a river flow where the pawn

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chain is directed towards the king.

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So it's are quite often black uses the option of casting coincide.

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So the various plans for both sides, the E5 pawn chain features potentially undermining, trying to

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undermine from Black's point of view once points at the fall, try and put more and more pressure on

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defore.

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So the aelfwine pawn chain usually comes from the advanced French most often.

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In the Sicilian defense, of course, we have the open variation and within that, if black sense of

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an early structure like this, this is a shavon in construction with that little -- center and why

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it's going to be on the lookout later for the 595.

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If Black plays an early E5, so say I can't say it means he thinks he's a E5, that leaves a definitive

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hole and that's sometimes called a bomb's lafsky hole.

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There's the dragon formation, which, you know, comes from the dragon, which is essentially got its

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own templated plans.

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Once Black Place decides to commit to think outside, one's often trying to exchange off the spaceship

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for this one and go for a Kingside attack so you can see different openings give rise to different pawn

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structure formations.

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And each of those has pros and cons for either side.

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One of the more common is the isolated queen pawn situation, which can arise from a whole range of

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different openings.

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So say like this and why it plays like this.

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And black plays like this as an example and details, we have the ice queen spoon so this can arise

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from a different opening or it could arise from an evil opening.

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It can arise from many, many different openings.

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And knowing the pros and cons of having the ice queen spawn is very, very interesting.

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You've built if you can build up model games, my my advanced -- structure course is there, you know,

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which you can check out.

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It has over forty five hours with pros and cons for both sides.

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So this is just a brief, very, very brief introduction to -- formations.

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There are kind of template plans you can use from the world chess champion ideally, but seeing how

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both sides can increase their advantage in general, what -- brings to make use of a -- break is

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when you're putting tension on the peninsula and kind of liberating pieces quite often.

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But we're going into that and another nation.

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So this introduction is just to introduce you to -- formations.

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Some of the more at one of the more outrageous ones is the stone wall formation, which is literally

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it's like you're building a stone wall.

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So, for example, like this, you're literally building a kind of stone wall formation which can be

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having many, many perks here, especially if you can control the four square.

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Sometimes that's routine moves like McAffrey to HFA to be aware of.

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If you're playing against the stone wall says literally a structure as well as a kind of system.

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The stone wall formation,

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another one, another formation, which has been controversial in years because the opening not being

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used as much as the Benoni information.

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So out of the modern boloney, Black accepts a kind of week the sex --.

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So quite often in the boloney, white will play moves like neutze D to to C for to target this desex

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--.

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So yes, there is some kind of striking and more rare -- formations which are.

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Which are very interesting to consider as well.

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It depends what openings that leads to these poor informations and sometimes there's a level of controversy

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associated with them.

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This point black quite often has you know, black has the upsides of the Queensland poll majority,

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this same phone to play with.

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So, you know, it was played in the past with great success by the likes of Celtel, peak popularity,

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1960, the only formation.

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So formations come in and out of fashion.

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They have pros and cons.

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They have template plans where you can potentially be aware of, at least in your own games.

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And that helps the whole mental game planning generally.

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But of course, at the ground level move to move, you need to be, you know, super tactically alert.

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A lot of the mental game is about tactics.

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A lot of it is also about, you know, pull structure and plans revolving around pulled structure.

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So it's like a fluency being built up in some structures that, you know, the basic plans of both sides,

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what both sides in general want to achieve and of different structures or formations.

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The two words are kind of interchangeable, in my view, structure of information.

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So I hope this brief overview get just of a few different pawn configurations.

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There are also some structures which look a bit as though they have pulled structure, structural liabilities.

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So from a Nimda engine, you can actually have the so-called double --'s I say here a free.

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And why has the double bonds that have been sometimes great upsides of having the double bonds there's

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hanging --'s, which can result from quite often the taunts go a variation of the Queen's comments.

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So for example, like this with B6 being played and then later C5 as an example.

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So the hanging points there, like an extended version of isolated queens born where the adjacent falls

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can be useful for black.

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So yeah, hang --'s so-called hanging --'s configuration.

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So yeah, there are certain what seems to be a little bit, you know, quite extreme structures basically,

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you know, with double hanging balls.

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But yeah, they have, they all have them there up and down sides to be aware of.

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There's no necessarily like really, really bad structure.

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And unless it's a terrible opening, you know, these openings kind of level, usually at least at the

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club level.

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So, yes, I hope this is a good general gist of confirmations and so much.
