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ANNOTATED GAME
Team match
mick48 (866) vs. austinwkeller (586)
Annotated by: chesskingdom64 (1100)
Chess opening: Blackmar-Diemer gambit (D00)
mick48 (866) vs. austinwkeller (586)
Annotated by: chesskingdom64 (1100)
Chess opening: Blackmar-Diemer gambit (D00)
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1. d4 d5 2. Nc3 Nf6 |
The unfamiliar Queen's Pawn Chigorin variation plays role here. It si a more common version and the winning percentages (thanks to a website called chessebook.com) are: 1-0=12% 1/2=52% 0-1=36%. This is an opening advantage for black. | ||||
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3. f3 Nc6 4. e3 Bf5 |
Not the best move for a center challenge. | ||||
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5. e4 |
I was worried about this move until I saw that I had the advantage. | ||||
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5... dxe4 6. g4 |
Why did white have to do this flimsy pawn move? Sure, your Bishop has a totally open line, but do you have space for early pawn pushes? | ||||
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6... Bg6 |
If I still want to protect the e-pawn, I had to do this move. | ||||
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7. Be3 |
White puts more pressure on his d-pawn, not realizing what was going to happen. Suppose he played 7.Bg2, then he would have prevented me from doing the next three moves. | ||||
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7... Qd6 |
I was expecting white to do 8.Bb5, but I was unprepared for white's next move. | ||||
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8. Nxe4 |
Suddenly, this thought traveled in my head, "Big miscalculation." | ||||
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8... Bxe4 9. fxe4 Nxe4 |
White's entire opening process was destroyed! Now, white must develope his back rank pieces in order to keep this game going. | ||||
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10. Nf3 |
In desperation to recover his d-pawn's defence and to fling it down the isle, he played this move?! | ||||
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10... e5 |
e5!? was an attempt to trick white. | ||||
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11. Bb5 |
A pathetic bishop move. Better is 11.Bd3!? or 11.Bg2. | ||||
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11... Qb4+ 12. Bd2 Qxb5 |
The bishop is gone. White cannot castle. To make matters worse, White's king side is being pried open! | ||||
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13. b3 Bb4 14. a4 Qa5 |
White's pawns put me in a position to sucessfully challenge d2 or d4. | ||||
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15. O-O |
15.O-O is a complete disaster to the king side. | ||||
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15... exd4 16. Qe1 O-O-O 17. c3 |
This blazing blunder cost White the game. | ||||
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17... Nxc3 |
Here we go again. White stops trading with me after I play this move. Maybe White's Queen is fixed on the the open e-file. | ||||
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18. g5 g6 19. h4 Ne2+ |
I desperately rushed to grab the bishop with this crazy blunder. I quickly lose the d2 trade. | ||||
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20. Qxe2 Rhe8 |
I had to play this to recover the trade. | ||||
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21. Qc4 Bxd2 |
Because of White's dubious move, I eliminated White's bishop. | ||||
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