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ANNOTATED GAME
m8in2's FAST tournament.
zvardon (1990) vs. paddl3s (1860)
Annotated by: paddl3s (1200)
Chess opening: French (C00), Reversed Philidor formation
zvardon (1990) vs. paddl3s (1860)
Annotated by: paddl3s (1200)
Chess opening: French (C00), Reversed Philidor formation
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24... Qd6 |
24 ... Qxe4 25 Bf3 | ||||||||
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25. Qh3 |
keeping the attack on the e-pawn while preparing some sort of Bd3, e5 manouver | ||||||||
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25... Nc4 26. Rg3 |
I dominate the queenside and have locked his centre for now so he tries a kingside assault | ||||||||
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26... Rac8 |
I think maybe I should just push the pawns here, but I'm a little concerned it is too slow and he can just continue with his more immediate threats around the kingside, so I tried to positionaly outplay him. | ||||||||
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27. Qg4 |
There's the first ;) | ||||||||
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27... Qe7 |
I prefer this to moving a rook up, want to keep those rooks firmly patrolling the back rank, theres are too many open files to be doubling up yet. | ||||||||
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28. Rh3 |
Now he switches attention to the h-file, I can't help thinking he may be running out of ideas a bit here, these threats are somewhat trivial and pretty easy to defend really. | ||||||||
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28... Nb2 |
I like this move, it threatens his rook whilst forcing it to stay on the d-file to protect the pawn. | ||||||||
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29. Rd2 Rc1+ |
Tying the bishop to the back rank | ||||||||
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30. Bf1 Nc4 |
I think here I must have some advantage, my knight is active, his bishop is tied down and the pawns are ready to advance. | ||||||||
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31. Rd1 Ne5 |
I think Rxd1 lets him off the hook a bit | ||||||||
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32. Qh5 g6 |
Pretty much completely attack-proofs my kingside for now | ||||||||
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33. Qe2 |
Now I have to do something with my knight! | ||||||||
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33... Rxd1 |
Lets his bishop back free but I think it's my best move now | ||||||||
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34. Qxd1 Nc6 |
Preferred this to Nc4 as it pressures the d-pawn nicely and with the knight on c4, b4 must wait | ||||||||
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35. Rd3 |
d5 loses the pawn eventaully I think, plus my e6 pawn is a target for later on | ||||||||
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35... Qf6 |
Continuing the pressure on d4, I'm trying to get him to move one of his central pawns, which will weaken them | ||||||||
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36. e5 |
there we go! | ||||||||
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36... Qe7 37. Qg4 |
Maybe he should play Qb3 here and defend the pawn advance, but I think if he does that he's doomed eventually as the pawns can move forward without worrying about any counterplay from white | ||||||||
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37... a5 |
The pawn advance begins. | ||||||||
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