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Positions with Imbalances: Most club players think that ‘imbalances’ is an advanced concept that only Grandmasters understand. It can’t be further from the truth. Imbalance simply means that the material on the board isn’t equal. Positions like Two Rook vs. Queen, Two Minor Pieces vs. Rook, or Three Minor Pieces vs. Queen are all considered imbalanced positions. Those are very common and if you are looking to raise your rating above 1400, you’ll need to understand how to play it. FM Viktor Neustorev is here with a blueprint for playing the 3 very important themes when it comes to imbalances:

• You are up in material
• You are down in material
• Material is equal

Just master those 3, are you’ll be on your way to the next rating bracket in no time! Want to know more about Positions with Imbalances? Look at:

• Queen versus Two Rooks

• Minor Pieces versus Queen: Good or Bad?

• Training with GM Sipke Ernst

We also recommend reviewing our latest TCW Academy courses:

• Play g4 Gambit vs. Philidor with GM Misa Pap

• Play Fantasy Variation vs. Caro-Kann with GM Misa Pap

• GM Blueprint for Finding Winning Moves with GM Marian Petrov

• Scandinavian Defense with FM Viktor Neustroev

• Tactics and Strategy with GM Marian Petrov

You also might like Chess Training Program Outline (for up to 2100 ELO). Positions with Imbalances – See the video preview:
https://player.vimeo.com/video/784767245?h=e6604cced7
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