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ANNOTATED GAME
Revenge for game #6!
paddl3s (1841) vs. gm_dursley (2117)
Annotated by: paddl3s (1200)
Chess opening: Sicilian (B22), Alapin's variation (2.c3)
paddl3s (1841) vs. gm_dursley (2117)
Annotated by: paddl3s (1200)
Chess opening: Sicilian (B22), Alapin's variation (2.c3)
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69... Kf6 70. Nf5 |
Now my knight can move on as it is no longer needed to protect my king back there. | ||||||
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70... Kg6 71. Nd4 |
A better position for my knight as it is unthreatened. | ||||||
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71... Rb4 72. f5+ |
Provides a nice little outpost for my knight on e6. | ||||||
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72... Kf6 73. Ne6 Be4 74. Kh5 |
Attacking the undefendable pawn. | ||||||
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74... Bg2 |
I was expecting to have to meet Rb8 with Rh7 here. (kxh6 Rh8#) | ||||||
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75. Ra3 |
Kxh6 isn't sound after Bxh3. | ||||||
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75... Bd5 76. Kxh6 |
Now it is. Although Rb8 looks like it forces mate it does not. | ||||||
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76... Rb8 77. g5+ |
Due to this. I can now play this virtually forcing Kxf5 followed by Ng7 giving me 2 passed pawns and almost certainly a win. | ||||||
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77... Kxf5 78. Ng7+ Kf4 79. Nh5+ |
Making way for the g-pawn. | ||||||
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79... Kf5 80. Nf6 |
Making way for the h-pawn! | ||||||
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80... Bc6 81. h4 Rh8+ |
Does not win the h-pawn due to | ||||||
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82. Nh7 Rd8 83. h5 |
The pawns march on aswell as providing a useful block to Rd6 | ||||||
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83... Rd6+ 84. g6 Kf4 85. Nf8 |
Making way for Kh7 to remove the pin on the g-pawn. | ||||||
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85... Kg4 86. Ra5 |
Protecting the h-pawn and allowing Kh7 | ||||||
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86... Bd5 |
Cutting out my defence of the h-pawn. | ||||||
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87. Ra4+ |
Forcing the king away and bringing blacks resignation. Kh7 is now playable and black cannot prevent at least one of the pawns from queening! | ||||||
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