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ANNOTATED GAME
Batman: The Dark Knight Spoiler
ralbama1 (1561) vs. GK NN (1542)
Annotated by: ralbama1
(1959)
Chess opening: Ruy Lopez (C65), Berlin defence, Beverwijk variation
ralbama1 (1561) vs. GK NN (1542)
Annotated by: ralbama1
(1959)
Chess opening: Ruy Lopez (C65), Berlin defence, Beverwijk variation
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1. e4 |
This was an interesting game, where my opponent made one noticeable mistake, which- I am proud to say- I was able to capitalize on. The main story in Batman: The Dark Knight is the Joker wants to kill Batman, so to I want to eliminate the Dark Knights (coincidentally, not planned). | ||||
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1... e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 |
Ruy Lopez | ||||
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3... Nf6 4. O-O Bc5 |
Pretty straight forward still. | ||||
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5. c3 O-O 6. d4 |
I decided to go ahead and test the center. | ||||
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6... exd4 7. cxd4 Bb6 8. e5 Nd5 9. Bc4 Nce7 |
I think Nde7 would have been better here. | ||||
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10. Bg5 |
Now he has some serious defending to do and will wind up a pawn down. | ||||
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10... c6 |
There were other options here, but I don't know that the results would change, possibly Nb4. | ||||
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11. Qb3 |
I felt this was a good in order to continue pressure on the center as well as create a line toward blacks king. | ||||
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11... d6 |
This works to my advantage and I gain a pawn. | ||||
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12. Bxd5 |
He must take with the pawn or lose the Queen. | ||||
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12... cxd5 13. Bxe7 Qxe7 14. Qxd5 |
Now I am up a pawn, although he does have two bishops versus my knights. | ||||
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14... Be6 15. exd6 |
exd6, this was the important move in my opinion. I'm volunteering to trade queens in order to advance my pawn. After I made this move though, I discovered it may have been a mistake because of Bxd5, pxe7, Re8, Re1, Be6, etc. | ||||
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15... Qd7 |
He didn't accept. | ||||
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16. Qe5 |
I could've offered another trade with Ne5, but I didn't like the prospects from that trade, except that I could've taken another piece off of the board. Maybe I should have. | ||||
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16... f6 17. Qf4 Rac8 18. Nc3 Rcd8 |
I think this move should've been played before. Why Rac8 and not Rad8? | ||||
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19. d5 Bf7 20. Nd4 Bxd4 |
I offered the Knight, and he accepts. It gains a pawn back for him, but it allows me to stack for my attack. | ||||
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21. Qxd4 Qxd6 22. Rad1 |
Stacking begins. He should do the same, but the threat of my Knight scared him away I guess so he moves... | ||||
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22... a6 |
a6 | ||||
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23. Rd3 |
Operation Stack Attack, by the way anyone ever had a Stack Attack from Wendy's? Delicious. It used to be the Double Stack, but now it's Stack Attack. Good Value though. I have officially coined a fast food phrase for Chess, so send all royalties to ralbama1. | ||||
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23... Rfe8 24. Rfd1 Qe7 |
This was the losing move. My opponent joked after my next move, "just wanted to make sure you were paying attention." Well I was. | ||||
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