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ANNOTATED GAME
2nd game
shambobala (1558) vs. derjoker (1558)
Annotated by: shambobala (1827)
Chess opening: English opening (A10)
shambobala (1558) vs. derjoker (1558)
Annotated by: shambobala (1827)
Chess opening: English opening (A10)
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1. c4 |
...English opening..normally this allows White to build up a positional attack on the queen side. Also, it gives White a chance to suss out what Black intends from the opening as the practical replies are limited. |
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1... g6 |
...this implies black is heading for a Kings indian or Pirc/ Modern defense..I have a pet reply for these openings in Blitz play...so why not test it in long play..(it has worked there too...) |
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2. d4 Bg7 3. Nc3 d6 4. e4 Nf6 |
....main moves of a KID..developing as normal. Black will look to play 0-0, e5,Ne8 and F5...with other developing moves..... |
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5. Be2 O-O |
..all according to plan so far....except....when you see the next move... |
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6. g4 |
....it works in Blitz as players mechanically expect Nf3, Be3 etc...the actual aim is to interfere with Blacks plan of f5 and developing the K side. The g4 move disrupts the arrangement....Whites plan will be to 0-0-0 and have rooks on g,h with support of dangerous knights lurking.... |
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6... Nfd7 7. h4 |
...supporting the attack...white plans Be3, Qd2 and 0-0-0... |
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7... e6 |
...looking to support f5 advance i thought...but look at the development on the Q side of Black and whites pieces... |
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8. Be3 e5 9. Qd2 |
...i want to eliminate the black bishop which is a key defender / attacker for black....next few moves force this off and help the h5 advance to follow.... |
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9... exd4 10. Bxd4 Bxd4 11. Qxd4 Nc6 12. Qe3 Nde5 13. O-O-O |
...except for the Nf1, White is all developed and almost ready to chuck pain onto the K side.... |
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13... Nxg4 14. Qg3 |
...pawn sac is fine here i thought....with h5 following, i can win a piece with the K on g8 if ...Nf6 h5, Nxh5 Bxh5 as the pawn is pinned.. |
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14... Nf6 15. h5 Kh8 |
...avoiding the pin...time to attack .... |
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16. hxg6 fxg6 17. Qxg6 |
...pawn is pinned...and material is now even...White has a very strong attack here and pieces ready to come in quickly....Black is effecgtively 2 pieces down on the queen side... |
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17... Rg8 18. Qh6 Qe7 19. Nd5 Nxd5 20. exd5 |
...leaving the bishop en pris..You never know !! (Qxe2??, Qxh7# ) |
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20... Ne5 21. f4 |
..maybe this was pre-mature....bringing the Queen back was another option (Qd2 then f4).... |
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21... Ng6 |
...Nf7 better here.... |
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22. Bd3 Nf8 23. Nf3 |
...all pieces for white about to meander in a kick butt.... |
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23... Qg7 24. Qh4 |
...planning Ng5, Rdg1...huge pressure on the king...can't recover... |
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24... Qf7 25. Ng5 Rxg5 |
...forced.... |
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26. Qxg5 Qg7 27. Qd8 |
....Black resigns...heavy losses are inevitable here. only move is Bf5... Qxa8, Bxd3, Rxd3...and Black has to defend against the pin on the knight and will lose Queen for Rook & bishop & the position is quickly doomed with Rd3 coming into play very quickly... |
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