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ANNOTATED GAME
Team match
imawolfnotasheep (1226) vs. abhayla (1159)
Annotated by: trachess (1334)
Chess opening: KGA (C33), Villemson (Steinitz) gambit
imawolfnotasheep (1226) vs. abhayla (1159)
Annotated by: trachess (1334)
Chess opening: KGA (C33), Villemson (Steinitz) gambit
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1. e4 e5 2. f4 |
this f4 move take you into the King gambit. This opening is full of risk for both sides. Generally one errror by either player can lead to an unrecoverable position.The early master killed this opening. If you search any data base about 75% TO 85% OF recorded King gambit games were played before 1950. |
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2... exf4 |
2.... this move into the King Gambit accepted. |
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3. d4 |
3. I would have prefered Knf3 to stop Qh4 . Chenrev states move the kns to f3, f6 c3 and c6 early and keep them posted. |
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3... Qh4+ 4. Kd2 Qf2+ 5. Qe2 Qxd4+ |
5. picking up pawns- If you going to accept the gambit then go ahead and grab those pawn. |
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6. Qd3 Qf2+ 7. Qe2 Bb4+ |
Now the bishop join the party! I wonder about this early bishop to b4 in so many game because c3 pushes it back. |
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8. c3 Bc5 9. Qxf2 |
T\I think this was a good capture for you. |
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9... Bxf2 10. Nf3 |
Good posting of the kn! |
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10... Be3+ 11. Kc2 Nf6 |
Good posting of the kn. If this kn would been develop prior to the bishop then you would have had more problems with that queen in your back |
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12. e5 Ng4 |
I think d5 was better for the Kn |
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13. Bc4 Bf2 |
He trying to stop the development of your King rook but more development would have been better including castling king side. Nc6 give black two kn on e5 pawn. My son often tell me it bad to just let those kns linger in your bakyard. |
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14. Bxf4 |
he just letting you back in the game. He next 5-6 moves wer e every weak overall which aloow you to capture unprotect pieces and improve your develpment. |
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14... d6 15. exd6 |
he making muliple open file for you which you utilized to put extreme pressure on him. |
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15... cxd6 16. Bxd6 Na6 17. Ne5 Ne3+ 18. Kb3 f6 19. Bf7+ Kd8 |
he is dead in the water as they say in the Navy |
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20. Nc4 Rf8 |
This move was the blunder that took away any chance for black to regain any hope of winning. Essentially a premature attack and poor development by Black resulted in a trashing. I am certain a more attacking type player would have finished this game a lot quicker in about 35 moves. |
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21. Bxf8 Bf5 22. Nxe3 Bxe3 23. Rd1+ Kc7 |
You need to bring the queeen rook into the game. Overall a very good game!!!!! |
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24. Bd6+ Kc6 25. Bd5+ Kxd6 26. Bxb7+ Kc5 27. Bxa8 Kb5 28. Rd5+ Nc5+ 29. Ka3 Be4 30. Rd8 Bf5 31. Bd5 a5 32. c4+ Kb6 33. Nc3 Nb7 34. Bxb7 Kxb7 35. b4 Bb6 36. Rd5 Be6 37. Rd6 Bxc4 38. bxa5 Bc5+ 39. Ka4 Bxd6 40. Rb1+ Ka6 41. Rb6+ Ka7 42. Nb5+ Bxb5+ 43. Kxb5 Bxh2 44. a6 Bg1 45. Rb7+ Ka8 46. Rxg7 h5 47. g4 h4 48. Rh7 Bf2 49. Rh6 Ka7 50. Rxf6 Be3 51. Rf7+ Kb8 52. Rb7+ Ka8 53. Rh7 Bf2 54. g5 Kb8 55. g6 Bd4 56. Rxh4 Ka7 |
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