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ANNOTATED GAME
36th GK tournament
hectorc (1696) vs. flycatcher (1518)
Annotated by: hectorc (1200)
Chess opening: Queen's pawn game (D02)
hectorc (1696) vs. flycatcher (1518)
Annotated by: hectorc (1200)
Chess opening: Queen's pawn game (D02)
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24... Nbd7 25. h4 |
defending knight to allow bishop to change direction and attack f rook | ||||||
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25... Nc5 |
good move. prevents c pawn advancing and chases queen from dangerous position. | ||||||
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26. Qe3 Rfe8 27. Qf2 Ng4 28. Qf1 |
queen on the run! good pressure from black. | ||||||
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28... f6 29. Nh3 |
only safe square for the knight. good pressure from black. | ||||||
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29... Ne6 30. Bd6 |
walking into danger! bad move by me! | ||||||
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30... Nd4 |
black's knights are very well positioned! lots of danger for white to think about now. f3 rook in big trouble, can be forked by d4 knight in many possible situations. 31.Ne2 is of particular concern. | ||||||
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31. Nf4 |
calculated risk by me here. if 31.Nxf3 I can play 32.gxf3 then gain g4 knight after queen moves to safety. however black can move queen to safety first. Moving my knight to f4 does however cover danger square e2. | ||||||
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31... Qe4 |
massive danger to white now. | ||||||
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32. Rd3 |
rook can now move here safely as danger of Ne2 then Qxd3 is removed | ||||||
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32... c5 33. b4 |
trying to make an escape for stranded bishop on d6 | ||||||
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33... Nc2 34. Rc1 Nxb4 35. Ra3 a5 36. Bc7 Qb7 |
escape now impossible forbishop. have to be bold and go for attack. | ||||||
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37. Rg3 |
planning Nxh5 next to put pressure on g7 | ||||||
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37... Qxc7 38. Nxh5 Qf7 |
I think Qd7 would have been better for black here. | ||||||
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39. Nxg7 |
if knight exchange taken i gain a pawn. risky when material down but little else open to me. | ||||||
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39... Qxg7 40. Qf4 |
black must move king or queen or looses queen. | ||||||
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40... Kf7 41. Rxg4 Qh8 42. Qc7+ Re7 43. Qxb6 |
picking off a few pawn could help things later. | ||||||
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43... Qh5 44. Rf4 Qh6 45. Rcf1 |
big pressure on f6 | ||||||
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45... Kg7 46. Qxc5 |
perhaps Rxf6 would be better but black could respond with Qxh4. | ||||||
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46... Raa7 |
e7 rook easily defended | ||||||
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47. Qd4 |
pressure back on f6 and pawn pinned. | ||||||
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