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ANNOTATED GAME
Caro Kann Advance Variation
kimson (1673) vs. chual (1628)
Annotated by: chual (1200)
Chess opening: Caro-Kann (B12), advance, Short variation
kimson (1673) vs. chual (1628)
Annotated by: chual (1200)
Chess opening: Caro-Kann (B12), advance, Short variation
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1. e4 c6 2. d4 d5 3. e5 |
caro kann advanced is a defence that is solid with plenty of counterplay. | ||||
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3... Bf5 4. Nf3 h6 |
h6 to prevent the c1 bishop from pinning an already cramped position | ||||
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5. Bd3 Bxd3 6. Qxd3 e6 |
e6 is needed.if,e5-e6 is allowed.black will have more problems. | ||||
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7. O-O Ne7 8. Nc3 Nd7 |
though black looks passive and pieces lack mobility,but its like a coiled snake...always ready to defend and pounce... | ||||
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9. a3 Nf5 |
to allow for Be7 and subsequently castling | ||||
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10. b4 |
a permanent weakness at c4....without his light- square bishop...white's task will not be easy...Nb6 - Nc4 will be a likely route for the black steed ...the backward c pawn will be exploited...slowly but surely | ||||
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10... a6 |
a6 is neccesary...if b5 is allowed...black's queenside will be wrecked | ||||
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11. Ne2 |
knowing its threat has been parried...white seeks other attacking options...remove the f5 knight... | ||||
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11... Be7 12. Ng3 Nxg3 |
black must aware of the open f file...dont underestimate it | ||||
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13. fxg3 O-O 14. Bd2 |
bishop develops and the rooks connect | ||||
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14... Nb6 15. Rae1 Nc4 16. Bc1 |
white vacate d2 square for his knight to drive the dominant knight away | ||||
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16... a5 |
black is attacking. | ||||
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17. c3 b5 |
b5 keeps the pawn structure solid and keep the c-pawn backward... | ||||
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18. Nd2 Bg5 19. Nxc4 bxc4 20. Bxg5 Qxg5 21. Qc2 axb4 22. axb4 |
c6 pawn is an important piece...without him..white's counterplay will strong. now white awaits for the onslaught | ||||
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22... Ra3 23. Rf3 Rfa8 24. Ref1 |
both sides doubles rook and press forward with their attack | ||||
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24... Ra3a2 25. Qb1 Ra8a7 |
black defends f7 pawn...besides black is waiting..its queen will wait on the h6-c1 diagonal to land on the square e3.the double rooks are in a great position too | ||||
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26. Rf3f4 |
white knows the threat and blocks the diagonal....black has no chance but to seek other ways | ||||
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26... h5 27. b5 cxb5 28. Qxb5 |
black tries a sly trap | ||||
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28... Ra7a8 |
rook defends back rank and tries to trick white to take at f7....because 29 Rxf7 Qe3 . if 30 Kh1 Qe2 31 Rf7f2 Qxf2 32 Rxf2 Ra1 wins if 30 Rf7f2 Rxf2 31 Rxf2 32 Ra1# | ||||
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29. Qb7 |
white knows the danger and avoids it | ||||
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