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ANNOTATED GAME
A very lucky game
Bloedeter vs. his father
Annotated by: bloedeter (1323)
Chess opening: Scandinavian defence, Lasker variation (B01)
Bloedeter vs. his father
Annotated by: bloedeter (1323)
Chess opening: Scandinavian defence, Lasker variation (B01)
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1. e4 |
This game is me vs my father on the chessclub. I was very lucky in this game. My dad could have won a lot of different ways, but he didn't. When I play chess against my dad at home, whether its blitz or not, I mostly win. Even this time, but with a lot of luck. I start with e4, thats how I mostly start. | |||||
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1... d5 2. exd5 Qxd5 3. Nc3 Qe6+ |
These move are played within a minute. Because I like playing f4 after 0-0, (I learned f4 on gameknot) I used the knight to block the check. | |||||
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4. Nge2 Nc6 5. d3 |
getting my bishop out | |||||
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5... Nd4 |
This is a wasted move. I told him so when we analysed. | |||||
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6. Be3 Nf5 |
See? lost a tempo. | |||||
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7. g3 |
Note black can do Nxe3 already. But we both didn't see it just yet. I did g3 to get my bishop out. | |||||
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7... Nf6 8. Bg2 |
I still didn't see Nxe3. | |||||
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8... Nxe3 |
But he does. | |||||
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9. fxe3 Qxe3 |
black wins a pawn and has a queen on e3! seems very serious. White has deployed his pieces a little more though. | |||||
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10. Qd2 |
I had to get his queen out of there right now. | |||||
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10... Qxd2+ 11. Kxd2 |
I cannot castle anymore. | |||||
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11... e6 |
For getting his bishop out. | |||||
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12. Rad1 Bd6 13. Kc1 |
And look, I've castled long! :P | |||||
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13... O-O 14. Bf3 |
This was because I thought Ng4 is a thread | |||||
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14... c6 |
He did this to save b7 (he wanted to move his white bishop) I dont know if I would have done that. Getting the b-file for a pawn isn't such a bad deal. Rb8 is also possible. | |||||
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15. h4 |
Well, my idea was to push my g and h pawns forward to destroy the kingside pawns and win the game. | |||||
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15... Re8 |
Why Re8? Because I think a lot of chess players play Re1/Rd8 after castle-kingside of Rd1/Re8 after castle queen-side. D & E files are important files in the game. | |||||
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16. g4 |
Pushing my pawns forward to continue the idea | |||||
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16... Kf8 |
I think this is just a wasted move. | |||||
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17. Ne4 |
black had two choices; taking my knight, and having my bishop on e4 having a good thread on the pawns, or Be7, having a good knight on e4. | |||||
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