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ANNOTATED GAME
Online G/10 Tournament
fretamoza (1623) vs. byakuugan3 (1802)
Annotated by: byakuugan3 (1200)
Chess opening: Alekhine's defence (B02), Scandinavian variation
fretamoza (1623) vs. byakuugan3 (1802)
Annotated by: byakuugan3 (1200)
Chess opening: Alekhine's defence (B02), Scandinavian variation
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1. e4 |
This was an online fast game I played a couple days ago. I have the Black pieces | ||||
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1... Nf6 |
I don't like playing sicilian in short games because I tend to think a lot. Short timed games probably aren't good for my chess. Alekhine defense entices White's pawns to move forward so they will become attackable. | ||||
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2. Nc3 |
White decides not to overextend his position more and develop a piece instead | ||||
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2... d5 |
I can open up the centre for easy equality. Could someone give their opinion on if they think this position is equal? Now looking I think maybe I was slightly better, but surely this is still book. | ||||
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3. exd5 |
If 3.e5, then 3...Nfd7 is fine for me because 4.d4 c5! turns into a French-type position but where I haven't played the blocking e6 move. If 5.dxc5 then I can go into French with 5...e6 since I will win back a pawn and exchanging a central pawn for flank one usually isn't good. | ||||
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3... Nxd5 |
Baker likes to play Bg4 here but I don't study his crazy gambit openings | ||||
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4. Nge2 |
A passive move by White. Taking the knight was probably his best option. Or Ne4 is interesting | ||||
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4... Nc6 |
Since White blocked his diagonal, I need not fear Bb5, and also if Nxd5 Qxd5 Nc3 Qe5 and I shouldn't have any problems with development I can fianchetto KB | ||||
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5. g3 |
This move weakens the light squares, and the previous knight move also weakened the light squares...........so............. | ||||
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5... Bg4 |
I annoyingly place my bishop here threatening to ruin White's kingside castling chances and pinning the knight | ||||
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6. Bg2 |
Best move | ||||
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6... Nd4 |
This was my tricky move. All my tactics are revolved around the weak light squares. Both my knights are invinsible. I also have a direct threat of Nxc3 dxc3 Bxe2. | ||||
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7. Bxd5 |
White takes my invinsible knight, which is a mistake, as his light squares are incredibly weak. | ||||
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7... Qxd5 |
I love taking advantage of weak squares. Nxd5 results in Nf3 Kf1 Bh3# Always consider which squares you are weakening when you make pawn moves. White has advanced the g and e-pawns, making f3 especially weak. | ||||
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8. O-O |
I was hoping White would fall for my mating trick, but I knew I still had an advantage due to my incredible grip on the light squares..... maybe even a a forced mate. White's only ways to get out of mate were d3 or f3, but I still win material. | ||||
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8... Nf3+ |
The only check to keep the initiative | ||||
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9. Kh1 |
If Kg2 then Nh4 Kg1 Qg2#. | ||||
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9... Ng5+ |
White realizes castling into his weak squares was a terrible idea. White may have thought he was safe since any check would leave my queen hanging, but he doesn't have time to take my queen because I have Bf3 Kg1 Nh3# exploiting the weaknesses on h3, g2, and f3. | ||||
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10. f3 |
If Kg1 then Nh3#, so White tries to hang on as long as possible, but it's clear I have won. | ||||
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10... Bxf3+ |
Now White is mated because Kg1 Nh3#, and White's continuation also got him mated | ||||
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