GM Borki Predojevic - Dealing with Common Presumptions

By Academy Of Champions | Wed, Jun 24 2020 00:00, Pacific Daylight Time | Completed


General Information
Name GM Borki Predojevic - Dealing with Common Presumptions [Completed]
Organizer Academy Of Champions [Email : borki_predojevic@yahoo.co.uk Phone : 0038763497443]
Event Time Zone (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada)
Dates Wednesday, June 24, 2020 12:00 AM ~ Thursday, July 2, 2020 12:00 AM
Registration Deadline Wednesday, June 24, 2020 12:00 AM
Event Address Map pin 6 Lyons Road, Armonk, NY, USA, 10504
Require Check In No
Event Details
Format OTB (Over the Board)
Event Type Group Lesson
Pairing Rule Swiss
Rounds 5 [Each sections may have different number of rounds]
Half-Point Byes 0 Allowed [Each section may have different number of HPB's]
Time Control Classical
Rating Type USCF+FIDE
FIDE Event Link
Norm Event No
Total Seats 12
Prize Fund $0 [USD - US Dollar]
Flyer Link https://www.nachesshub.com/EventFiles/DownloadFile/fe702d89-0896-470d-8635-a471f5b81976
Live Game https://www.uschesshub.com/Organizers/details/A6055651
Pairing & Results https://www.uschesshub.com/Organizers/details/A6055651
Event Description
β€œI lost my game even I had bishop pair”, β€œThis must be easy draw since opposite colored bishops are on the board”, β€œI t must have been bad position for my opponent since his king was in center” β€œI did not want to play it, it leads to symmetry and I would not have good winning chances” - I am sure that most of you heard similar statements on chess tournaments. In game every player is accessing position and making decisions based on rules and presumptions he knows. However, in complex game making decision just by following common presumptions can be wrong direction. Therefore, main goal of this training camp is to learn young players how to deal with these premises, how to correctly evaluate and how to be creative in such positions. Lesson 1: Bishop pair in openings & middlegames Lesson 2: Bishop pair in endgames Lesson 3: How to evaluate and play positions with opposite colored bishops Lesson 4: Be creative – Play with King in center! Lesson 5: Symmetrical pawn structures – easy way to equality or chance to get initiative?

Misc Info: Lessons will be taught on ZOOM Meeting. Homework will be assigned after lesson. No need to make payment at registration - deadline for payment is June 24, 2020. Please contact me on e-mail borki_predojevic@yahoo.co.uk prior payment. 10% discount for students of previous training camp (Middlegame Pawn Structures #1) Watch me playing Magnus Carlsen in 2013, when he was World #1 already: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFaf5tG8EnA1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjpH7otnwRw&feature=youtu.be
Sections and Entry Fees
5 Rounds | 0 Byes | Classical Time Control | USCF+FIDE Rated | Swiss Pairing
Entry Fees (USD)
$400.00 [ USCF Regular Rating 1900 - 9999 ]
Play Up : USCF 1700+ students | 2 Seats
Entry Fees
$440.00 [ USCF Regular Rating 1700 - 1799 ]
Play Up : USCF 1800+ students | 3 Seats
Entry Fees
$420.00 [ USCF Regular Rating 1800 - 1899 ]