Aghazaryan,Albert vs. AlJamaat,Khaled - ISF U15 Gymnasiade Open 2025 1-0
In the game between Aghazaryan, Albert (white) and AlJamaat, Khaled (black) at the ISF U15 Gymnasiade Open 2025 on April 6, 2025, the move Qxe6 by White appears to be a pragmatic decision. By playing this move, White eliminates an attacking piece from their position. Additionally, they gain material and leave the opponent's queen without any defenders.
However, it's worth noting that White misses opportunities to threaten and ignore potential threats on the board. They also fail to capture additional material, which could have been a better option. Furthermore, this move does not reveal an attack on a piece, instead forcing Black to make a response.
Despite this, the move Qxe6 does give White a tempo advantage by gaining more time for their pieces to develop. However, it's a missed opportunity to escape from any potential attacks that may come from Black.
Overall, the move seems to be a defensive choice, but doesn't provide adequate protection for an underdefended piece and leaves material unexchanged on the board. It also fails to block or protect against potential attacks.
In the context of developing pieces and active play, Qxe6 is not particularly effective in advancing White's position. Nevertheless, it does serve as a step towards more dynamic play by developing one of their queens for future use.
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[Date "2025.04.06"]