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ANNOTATED GAME
Sicilian - when white do many mistakes!
jazzvanna (1721) vs. fareh2007 (1748)
Annotated by: captaint (1200)
Chess opening: Sicilian (B20), Keres variation (2.Ne2)
jazzvanna (1721) vs. fareh2007 (1748)
Annotated by: captaint (1200)
Chess opening: Sicilian (B20), Keres variation (2.Ne2)
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1. e4 c5 |
Sicilian defense so far! |
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2. Ne2 |
Here's a strange reply, Nf3 would have been better. The idea is to reposition the knight on g3 so that it can defend the e4 pawn allowing c3 - d4 advance, but his just loses a tempo! |
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2... Nc6 3. Ng3 g6 4. Be2 Bg7 |
Now black took complete control of the d4 and e5 squares, this is due to the loss of a tempo by the white with his knight moving twice in the opening, a general guidline that's usually true is not to move a piece twice in the opening unless you have to! |
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5. O-O e6 |
Preparing fot the advance d5, and freeing the e7 square for the knight so that it doesn't block the powerful fianchettoed bishop! |
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6. c3 Nge7 7. d3 O-O 8. Bg5 |
An apparent pin, but there was better moves, Be3! gains a tempo by forcing black to protect his lonely pawn! |
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8... d6 9. Nd2 h6 10. Be3 b6 11. Bf3 Bb7 12. Qc1 |
Another bad move, this move is only for an easily countered threat of wining a pawn after Nc4 - Bxh6 if black couldn't see the obvious threat. Qe2 would have been better, clearing the way for rooks! |
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12... Kh7 |
Clearly, black is alert and is secruing his h pawn! |
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13. Re1 Ne5 |
Good move, threatens Nxd3 wining a pawn and the exchange, that's another reason for why the whites 12th move was bad, white is forced to either lose his bishop for a knight or losing a tempo! |
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14. Be2 f5 |
Black starts the assult on the castled king, this move also threats f4 wining a piece for a pawn |
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15. f4 |
White is trying to counter attack but with this move he has to lose one of his bishops for a knight. |
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15... Ng4 16. Nc4 |
Protecting the bishop twice for Bxg4 would have half-opened the f-file for the black! |
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16... Nxe3 17. Qxe3 fxe4 |
black opens the f-file forcefully and launces a central attack, black has an overwhelming advantage and soon he'll demonstrate how to use the advantage to its maximum! |
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18. dxe4 d5 19. exd5 Nxd5 20. Qe4 Rb8 21. Bd3 |
A blunder, white has a hopless position now, and he shouldn't have tried to counter-attack, becuase black has a beautiful response to the Qxg6 threat. |
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21... Nxf4 |
Excellent move, the best in this position, black wins a pawn initially and a whole piece in the next move! |
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22. Qe3 Nxd3 23. Red1 |
attemping to regain his piece! |
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23... Qd5 |
Excellent move, threatens Qg2# and freeing the back rank for the rooks, and attacking the unproteced knight on c4! |
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24. Ne4 |
Another blunder that loses yet another piece, white attempts to stop the mate threat and win his piece back, but make the worst move possible move to accomplish that! |
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24... Qxe4 25. Qxe4 Bxe4 |
And black has a huge material advantage, two pieces and a pawn ahead has an easily won game, white has nothing but to resign or wait for the inevitable mate, he chooses to stop the slaughter immediately! This was a beautiful game, white played really bad and commited many mistakes and 2 or 3 major blunders, but black was very good and exploited those errors soundly and eventually won the game! |
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