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ANNOTATED GAME
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chia111 (1444) vs. blackbaron (1399)
Annotated by: blackbaron (1599)
Chess opening: French (C00), Reversed Philidor formation
chia111 (1444) vs. blackbaron (1399)
Annotated by: blackbaron (1599)
Chess opening: French (C00), Reversed Philidor formation
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1. e4 |
Hope this game turns out interesting after me giving it that title ! | |||||
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1... e6 |
The French defence , which I most commonly use against 1.e4 | |||||
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2. d3 |
Unusual move here. Blocks in his own white squared bishop , but has me on relatively unknown ground already as far as this opening is concerned..but continue as normal I think | |||||
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2... d5 |
Usual 2nd move for French defence | |||||
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3. Nd2 |
More unusual opening moves ! Must be trying to get me onto unfamiliar ground for sure. Now both his bishops are blocked in though | |||||
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3... c5 |
Again the standard 3rd move | |||||
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4. Ngf3 Nc6 5. a3 Qc7 |
More commonly I would go to B6 with the Queen here , puttin pressure on the b2 pawn , but his bishop seems stuck on c1 for a while yet , so the long diagonal looks more useful | |||||
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6. c3 Nf6 7. h3 |
Prevents me playin N-G4 | |||||
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7... d4 8. Be2 |
Bishop developed of sorts and clear for castling. Looking a bit cramped for white though . Lets see if it stays like that | |||||
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8... Bd6 |
I liked the idea of Q B linked along this diagonal , also dont want his pawn to go to E5 | |||||
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9. cxd4 cxd4 10. b4 |
My pawn on d4 is looking weak I can support it with p-e5 , but that blocks my 2 pieces on the open diagonal | |||||
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10... a6 |
Solely to prevent that pawn going one square further for now | |||||
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11. Rb1 b5 |
Trying to block any more pawn advances Queenside | |||||
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12. O-O Bb7 |
This now gives me both bishops acting together on long diagonals. Hopefully will become stronger once the centre opens up | |||||
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13. Re1 O-O 14. Bf1 |
Now we see an unusual position for white with all those pieces on back rank ! | |||||
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14... Rad8 |
Indirectly lending support to advanced pawn | |||||
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15. Nb3 |
Which he applies pressure to immediately ! | |||||
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15... e5 |
Not to keen on using this pawn to support pawn on D4 as it blocks the diagonal that my Queen and Bishop are on , but I think I have no other alternative | |||||
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16. Bg5 |
Now starting to develop properly , and pins my Knight | |||||
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16... Be7 |
Always best to deal with pins immediately I think | |||||
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