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ANNOTATED GAME
League division D1
sevenarts (1356) vs. tedjj (1536)
Annotated by: sevenarts (1534)
Chess opening: Robatsch (modern) defence (B06)
sevenarts (1356) vs. tedjj (1536)
Annotated by: sevenarts (1534)
Chess opening: Robatsch (modern) defence (B06)
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41. Rc8 |
so i head back for the back row | |||||||||
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41... Kf4 |
he's apparently dodging my prospective check, but it's not a great move otherwise | |||||||||
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42. Rd8 |
especially since his bishop can now be easily threatened again | |||||||||
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42... Bc4 |
forcing him to move out of the danger | |||||||||
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43. Rd4 |
but it's a short-lived relief, and i continue to chase him | |||||||||
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43... Be2 |
another flight | |||||||||
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44. f3 |
and now he'd have to doom his bishop to get that pawn | |||||||||
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44... Ke3 |
instead he threatens my rook and frees up the pawn to attack | |||||||||
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45. Rd6 |
so i head for the back of the pawn structure again | |||||||||
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45... exf3 |
and he grabs my offered pawn, things are looking up for him again, with my king increasingly hemmed in by his assault | |||||||||
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46. gxf3 |
grab his pawn before it can do real damage | |||||||||
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46... Bxf3 |
and he grabs mine | |||||||||
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47. Rxg6 |
finally, i get to grab that linchpin pawn, leaving him with just 3 free-floating pawns and me with one tucked over in the corner but for now untouchable | |||||||||
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47... Be4 |
he protects the f5 pawn, which is his one good chance to advance to promotion at the moment | |||||||||
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48. Bxe4 |
so i take the offered exchange | |||||||||
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48... Kxe4 |
and he grabs my bishop - now my very slim advantage is one rook balanced against some very well-positioned pawns and an active king | |||||||||
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49. Rb6 |
so i decide to eliminate the most decisive threat, with no hope of him escaping | |||||||||
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49... f4 |
he gives up the b pawn and advances along f | |||||||||
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50. Rxb3 |
grabbing the b pawn, i also seal off his king from moving down any further, so his f pawn will also have to be abandoned sooner or later too. this is the crucial maneuver he's missed | |||||||||
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50... f3 |
the pawn advances | |||||||||
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