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ANNOTATED GAME
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warn1584 (1542) vs. numh (1556)
Annotated by: numh (1200)
Chess opening: KGD (C31), Falkbeer counter-gambit
warn1584 (1542) vs. numh (1556)
Annotated by: numh (1200)
Chess opening: KGD (C31), Falkbeer counter-gambit
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1. e4 |
FALKBEER COUNTER-GAMBIT White claims the center and opens lines for the King's Bishop and Queen | ||||
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1... e5 |
The most popular answer to the King's opening, since this movement keep certain simmetry in the center, which is possitive for the black side | ||||
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2. f4 |
White response with a King's Gambit. It sacrificies his f pawn to launch a quick attack on the black king. The problem is that when his attack is over, his defence turns weak. | ||||
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2... d5 |
Falkbeer Counter-Gambit: I love this response for blacks, because it allows to get out both bishops | ||||
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3. exd5 |
White accepts the gambit pawn | ||||
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3... exf4 |
Until this move, things flow as usual | ||||
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4. Nf3 |
Now, the game has turned into Abbazia defence, modern variation, which (IMAO) it offers a wider range of oportunities for the black side than for the white one | ||||
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4... Nf6 |
Now, there is several ways to follow the gambit properly, I chose this variant to go on the attack, though perhaps the more logical way of doing it would be e4 or even c6 | ||||
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5. c4 |
White likes to protect his doubled pawn. Besides, he opens a way to get out his Queen and menace blacks' King | ||||
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5... c6 |
Now black decides follow with Marshall/Nimzowitsch Counter-Gambi offering another pawn and covering the King from the Queen menace | ||||
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6. dxc6 |
White break his doubled pawn column and opens a wide area in black pawns line | ||||
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6... Nxc6 |
Of course this is the most natural response, since if bxc6, black leaves a pawn without any effective defence | ||||
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7. d4 Bb4+ |
The black attack begins... | ||||
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8. Bd2 |
Bd2! White tried to defence. He could choose among this movement or Nc3. | ||||
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8... Qe7+ |
Black's attack goes on | ||||
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9. Be2 Bg4 |
Black's attack III | ||||
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10. O-O |
0-0! IMAO, This is the best way to get rid of annoying Black pieces. | ||||
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10... O-O |
Okay, I had a doubt here, I wasn't sure if 0-0 or 0-0-0. I felt more weakness in the other side, so I got the short one. It is true that this one, doesn't allow me to be more agressive on attack... | ||||
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11. Bxb4 |
Bxb4. Perhaps the white side should have continued with d5 | ||||
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11... Qxb4 |
Now, the final attack is served | ||||
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