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ANNOTATED GAME
Team match
larryslade (1187) vs. amnesia7 (1189)
Annotated by: amnesia7 (1200)
Chess opening: KGA (C34), Schallop defence
larryslade (1187) vs. amnesia7 (1189)
Annotated by: amnesia7 (1200)
Chess opening: KGA (C34), Schallop defence
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1. e4 e5 2. f4 |
Interesting so far. F4 is actually a pretty bad move usually but if he can clutter up the centre with his pawns and knights (which he does very well) he may live to tell the tale. |
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2... exf4 |
Obvious move. This is a King's gambit accepted, supposedly an "antiquated" opening. Apparently not. |
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3. Nf3 |
On my database, this move is played 8 times out of 10. Why would anyone play anything else? |
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3... Nf6 |
At this point my computer claims that g6,d6 or d5, not nf6 are the best moves.Interesting. |
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4. Nc3 |
Correct move here is definitely e5 but nc3 is the next best thing. |
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4... Bc5 |
Developing. |
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5. d4 |
My Computer is half for and half against. 2 lines say i'm losing 2, say i'm winning. |
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5... Bb4 6. Bd3 |
This stops 6. ... Nxe4, because the knight cannot retake due to it being pinned to the king. |
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6... O-O 7. Bxf4 d5 |
! This move wins a piece and destroys white's position. He just doesn't know it yet. |
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8. O-O |
This does make the positional damage slightly less painful but perhaps he should have concentrated on his E pawn? |
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8... Bxc3 9. bxc3 dxe4 |
This beautiful move is the reason why i played d5. White resigns because, like I said, he is a piece down and his position shattered. |
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