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ANNOTATED GAME
pacpacman's mini-tournament
prince26 (1647) vs. jaromir (1817)
Annotated by: jaromir (1200)
Chess opening: Modern defence (A40)
prince26 (1647) vs. jaromir (1817)
Annotated by: jaromir (1200)
Chess opening: Modern defence (A40)
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1. d4 |
The reason for annotating this game is mainly because i'm bored by the slow speed my opponent plays and the non-resignation.... Another reason is that i like to show that my opponent is unable to draw only by exchanging and playing passive. There's hope for those that hate those boring play........... |
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1... g6 2. g3 Bg7 3. Bg2 Nf6 4. e4 d6 5. Nc3 O-O 6. Be3 e5 7. dxe5 dxe5 8. Qxd8 Rxd8 9. Nge2 c6 10. O-O Be6 11. b3 Nbd7 12. Rad1 Ng4 13. Bc1 f5 14. h3 Ngf6 15. Bg5 Nf8 16. Rxd8 Rxd8 17. Be3 a6 18. a4 Bf7 |
That e6-square is where a knight should be standing! Control over d4, f4, g5, c5. |
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19. exf5 gxf5 20. Rd1 |
Draw offer. It seems that white is only playing for a draw. Well, lets see if he can transform an equal position into half a point....... |
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20... Rxd1+ 21. Nxd1 Ne6 |
Black is somewhat better positioned. A pair of hangin' pawns and weak black squares on the q-side to compensate white. |
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22. c3 |
Protects d4, but i think white should try to unbalance the black centre by f2-f4 and g3-g4. After that a few more exchanges can take place and a draw is near. |
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22... Nd5 23. Bxd5 |
Strategical blunder. |
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23... cxd5 24. b4 d4 |
Time for action! The black centre will disappear but the pair of bishops gets stronger and the silly white pieces are dominated. Besides that, black gets a strong passed pawn on its way to promotion. |
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25. cxd4 exd4 26. Bc1 d3 27. Nf4 |
???? Losing by force, 27. N2c3 was the only move to stay alive for at least awhile. |
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27... Nxf4 28. gxf4 |
If 28.Bxf4 then 28...Bb3 and the knight has no place to go: 29.Nb2/c3 -> Bxb2/xc3 and after 29.Ne3 the d-pawn promotes: 29...d2! |
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28... Bb3 29. Ne3 Bc3 |
White is losing a piece now. After 30.Nf1 black will snack on the q-side: Bxb4 and Bxa4 and the d-pawn is still a pain in the ass for white |
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30. Nxf5 d2 31. Bxd2 Bxd2 32. b5 |
Why not resign? |
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32... Bxa4 |
32...a6-a5 was better, but the game is won anyhow; black is playing for the quickest win, not the theoretical best way. |
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33. bxa6 bxa6 34. Nh6+ Kg7 35. Nf5+ Kf6 36. Nd4 Bxf4 |
Maybe 36...Bd1 and a6-a5-a4-a3-a2-a1Q wins faster? |
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37. Kf1 Bd7 38. Ke2 Bxh3 39. Kf3 Be5 40. Nb3 Be6 |
Bishops ideally posted, now its time to run and collect the point finally...... |
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41. Nc5 Bd6 42. Ne4+ |
Not falling for the trick! 42.Nxa6 Bc7 and the knight is trapped |
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42... Ke5 43. Ng5 a5 44. Nxh7 |
Falls for the same trick as on move 42, but now thats on the other side of the board...... |
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44... Kf5 |
I guess 44...a5-a4 would have won as well, but maybe the white player resigns playing 2 pieces down??????? |
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