Step 2: A first talk with the virtual trainerĬontrolling one's analysis with the "Assisted Analysis" This soon leads to a small variation tree. The notation still contains only a few notes but they help to keep the ideas in mind and help to analyse these ideas one after the other. Possible candidates are 18.Nh5, 18.Qg4 and 18.e4. Therefore, White needs to look for moves that support a kingside attack or defend the pawn on c4 indirectly. We quickly realize that White cannot defend the pawn on c4 because after 18.Qe2 Black simply plays 18.exd5. In the example above we take a look at the position after 17.Nd6 (which was not played in the game): The Tactical Analysis helped us to find critical moves which we can now scrutinize further. The chess discussion with ChessBase 15 and its engine has to be prepared. Step 1: Preparing the chess discussion with the engine Now, the training task will be to find out why 17.Nxg3 costs Black about half a virtual pawn. The engine likes 17.Nd6 better - by 0.52 pawn units. According to the ChessBase 15 engine for the Tactical Analysis this is not the best move. In the position above Short played 17.Nxg3. Let's have a look one again at the game Vishnu vs Short, Isle of Man 2018:
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Now we'll learn how to go deeper with your silicon training partner. In our last tutorial we looked at how ChessBase 15 with an engine can help you improve your ability to finding critical moves.
But to get the most of the answers you should know how to ask the right questions! In this tutorial, resident ChessBase expert MARTIN FISCHER demonstrates an effective method to work with a strong chess analysis engine within your ChessBase 15 program at your own convenience. One such tool is the "Tactical Analysis" that can work as a virtual coach to answer your chess questions. ChessBase 15 offers powerful tools to improve your training and your chess.
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