Примери коришћења White plays на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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After White plays 1.
Indeed it is because white plays 1.
White plays and mates in two moves.
If White plays 4. g4, Black retreats the knight with 4… Ng7.
Some recent analyses suggest that this is not the case: if White plays 24.
If White plays cxd5 then… cxd5 is considered to equalize for Black.
E6 also avoids doubled pawns since the queen can recapture if White plays Bxf6.
If White plays an early d4, the game will usually transpose into either the Queen's Gambit or an Indian Defence.
To embody freshness and lightness,light tones are used, among which white plays a leading role.
If White plays 3. Nc3 instead of 3. e5, Black can transpose to the Pirc Defence with 3… d6 or continue in unconventional fashion with 3… d5!?
(A more refined version is the Monkey's Bum Deferred, where White plays Bc4 and Qf3 only after developing his queen's knight.).
In the Spassky Variation White plays 4. e4 to take advantage of the fact that an en passant capture must be made immediately after the enemy pawn advances.
Black also sometimes fianchettoes his king's bishop with… g6 and… Bg7(the Leningrad Dutch), but may instead develop his bishop to e7,d6(after… d5), or b4(the latter is most often seen if White plays c4 before castling).
In this line, favoured by Yasser Seirawan,after the nearly universal 5… Ne4, White plays 6. Bh4 or 6. cxd5, with Black then opting for either 6… Nxc3 7. bxc3 Qxd5 or 6… Nxg5 7.
When White plays Nc3, Black will trade his bishop for it in order to keep control over d5 and e4, and will break on the queenside with moves like…a4 and…b5.
Black often plays… Ba6 in the French Defence, andthe Queen's Indian Defence if White plays g3 in order to fianchetto his own bishop(Aron Nimzowitsch's move against the classical main line).
When White plays Nc3, Black will exchange bishop for knight in order to enhance his control over the central light squares, and play on the queenside with moves such as… a5- a4 and… b5.
If White plays the King's Indian Attack 1. Nf3 2. g3, Black may play a long queen's fianchetto to oppose White's bishop and make it more difficult for White to play a c4 pawn break.
What should white play now?
It is always White playing first.
White played American football in High School.
The traditional move order involves White playing 2. c4.
Thus White usually plays 8.
White always plays first.
Lines where White then plays 3.
And tomorrow Svidler plays with white.
It's a white that plays well with others.
White usually plays 2. g3 to prevent this, when Black can continue to occupy the center with 2… e5.