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ANNOTATED GAME
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andydufresne (1564) vs. illebmaz (1498)
Annotated by: andydufresne (1605)
Chess opening: Scandinavian defence, Lasker variation (B01)
andydufresne (1564) vs. illebmaz (1498)
Annotated by: andydufresne (1605)
Chess opening: Scandinavian defence, Lasker variation (B01)
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1. e4 d5 2. exd5 Qxd5 3. Nc3 Qd8 |
the theory usually recomends 3..Qa5 |
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4. Bc4 e6 5. Nf3 Nd7 6. d4 h6 7. O-O a6 8. Re1 |
now, Bd5 or Nd5 is possible |
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8... Nb6 9. Bb3 Bb4 10. Ne5 Ne7 11. Qg4 |
11..0-0 is not possible because of 12.Bxh6! |
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11... Nf5 |
Now white can force a queen exchange with 12.Qxf5 exf5 13. Nc6 , but further analysis will find a better move |
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12. Nxf7 |
the oldest trick in the book, exploiting the weakness of f7 |
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12... Kxf7 |
if not, white will be an exchange and pawn up. Perhaps it would have offered better chances for black |
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13. Qxf5+ |
exploiting the pin on the a2-g8 diagonal |
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13... Ke7 |
maybe 13..Kg8 would have offered better chances of survival |
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14. Rxe6+ |
bringing the artillery into play |
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14... Kd7 |
if 14..Bxe6, 15.Qxe6 Kf8 15.Qf7# (again, f7) |
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15. Rxb6+ |
checkmate in two |
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15... Ke8 |
e7 or e8, Qf7 ends the game |
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16. Qf7# |
a miniature |
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