Annotated chess game: white sacs queen, and black blunders.

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ANNOTATED GAME

white sacs queen, and black blunders.
vavavi (1527) vs. velislavgp (1513)
Annotated by: vavavi (1572)
Chess opening: QGD (D31), 3.Nc3

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1. d4	This is a decent game where white plays a queen sac which, trough blacks blunder lead to a won game.



1... d5 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 Nc6 4. Nf3	The queens gambit declined. (I think thats what it is called)
	1 comment rockstermaniac (1200) on 16-Mar-16: technically any opening where black doesnt play dxc4 can be considered queens gambit declined though e6 is the move most people think of. NC6 is an unusual though not impossible move order as Nf6 is usually seen more often


4... dxc4 5. e4 e5	Computer gives this as a mistake giving white a reasonable edge. It aslo loses a pawn.
	1 comment rockstermaniac (1200) on 16-Mar-16: computer is right... e5 pawn has no support and allows the backwards d5 attack of the c6 knight delaying black's development.


6. d5 Nb4 7. Nxe5 Bc5 8. Bxc4 Qf6 9. Nf3 Bg4 10. O-O O-O-O	Black castles queen side and places his rook on an open file. Perhaps playing Ne7 and trying to short castle was better.



11. Be2	Unpinning the knight.



11... Ne7 12. Bg5	Gaining a tempo and developing. White now only has to get his queen out.



12... Qg6 13. Qd2 f6 14. Be3 Bxe3 15. fxe3	If Qxe3 Nc2 fork queen and rook.



15... Bxf3 16. Bxf3 f5 17. Nb5 fxe4 18. Bh5 Qg5	Black cant take the bishop, because Qxb4 leaves a7 and e7 attacked.



19. d6	This move seems to lose a piece, but thats not the case.



19... Qxb5 20. Bg4+ Kb8 21. dxe7	Dxe7! A queen sac.



21... Rxd2	Black accepts it. Here black still has a chance for an equal game.



22. Rf8+ Qe8	Only move to stay in game.



23. Raf1 Rxf8	And this blunder loses, best was rd8.



24. Rxf8 c6 25. Rxe8+ Kc7 26. Rc8+	And black resigns due to the massive material advantage which white will have after he queens the pawn on e7.