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ANNOTATED GAME
Queens Gambit
jazzman710 (1410) vs. amber1987 (1580)
Annotated by: amber1987 (1200)
Chess opening: Queen's gambit declined (D30)
jazzman710 (1410) vs. amber1987 (1580)
Annotated by: amber1987 (1200)
Chess opening: Queen's gambit declined (D30)
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1. d4 d5 2. c4 e6 3. a3 |
I do not know much of Queen's gambit, but I didn't understood this move. | ||||
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3... Nf6 4. Nc3 Bd6 5. e3 |
Both are simply developing their peices. | ||||
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5... O-O 6. Nf3 Re8 |
This rook will help in moving the e pawn tio e5. Later or sooner the center is going to open, so this rook should help. | ||||
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7. Ne5 |
A nice move. Taking it immediately would not help as I would be exchanging my active bishop for his knight and the pawn at e5 would be very powerful after white moves f4. | ||||
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7... Nbd7 |
An attempt to seige the center. The knight will either go back in which case I can break open the center with c5 or c6 then e5, or the f4 pawn will come ahead. | ||||
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8. f4 Ne4 |
I am taking the space left behind by the white, and also f6 can come to push back the knight at e5 | ||||
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9. Nxe4 dxe4 10. Be2 |
White is trying to secure his king by castling. | ||||
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10... Qh4+ |
Trying to weaken the kingside to form an attack. | ||||
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11. g3 Qh3 12. Bf1 Qh6 13. Bg2 f6 |
Here I sacrificed my pawn i nan attempt to seige the centerand activate my peices. | ||||
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14. Nxd7 |
The sacrifice accepted. | ||||
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14... Bxd7 15. Bxe4 e5 |
The center is attacked. | ||||
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16. Bd5+ Kh8 17. fxe5 fxe5 18. O-O c6 19. Bg2 e4 |
Though the pawn at e4 is isolated, but still it is very useful in trapping both bishops. It also creates a partition between the king and the queen side, in which case my bishops are very instrumental in forming an attack. | ||||
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20. Qc2 Qg6 21. Bd2 c5 |
Trying to open the Queen side a bit to make my rooks active. Note that right now b5 would not be good as white can simply reply c5, completely lokcing the queen side | ||||
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22. dxc5 Bxc5 23. Rf4 Bc6 24. b4 Bd6 25. Rff1 Rac8 26. b5 |
This was a blunder done. | ||||
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26... Bxb5 27. Rfb1 |
Now there was no way to protect the c pawn. So this tries to seige my a7,b7 pawns. | ||||
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27... Bxc4 28. Qa4 |
both of my queen side pawn will now fall apart | ||||
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28... Be2 |
right now there is only a white bishop to defend the king. Every other peice is far away in the Queen side. the wall at e4 and e3 pawn seperates the two parts very effectively. | ||||
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29. Rxb7 |
taking up my pawns | ||||
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29... Bf3 30. Rc1 Bxg3 |
If white replies by 31 gxg3 Qxg3. There is then no way the mate can be prevented. | ||||
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31. Bxf3 |
The only possibility | ||||
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