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ANNOTATED GAME
31st GK tournament
osiris_007 (1733) vs. patagon (1860)
Annotated by: osiris_007 (1908)
Chess opening: English (A35), symmetrical, four knights system
osiris_007 (1733) vs. patagon (1860)
Annotated by: osiris_007 (1908)
Chess opening: English (A35), symmetrical, four knights system
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21. Bb6 |
To hold of his King until I can advance my pawns, strengthening my white-squared Bishop. | ||||||
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21... Kf8 22. Bc4 |
To preven Bb3 from undermining my pawn advance. | ||||||
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22... h5 23. f4 Ke8 24. g3 Kd7 25. Bd3 |
Continuing my Kingside attack. | ||||||
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25... Bb3 26. b5 axb5 27. Bxb5+ |
Chases his King from defense of the crucial e8 square | ||||||
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27... Kc8 |
Now both kings are unable to join the fight, while I have a superior kingside pawn structure. | ||||||
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28. Be8 |
Winning me a pawn. | ||||||
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28... f5 29. Bxg6 fxe4 30. Bf5+ |
Forcing his King to move farther away before capturing the pawn, so it will take him longer to bring the King into play. | ||||||
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30... Kb8 31. Bxe4 Bf6 |
Hindering my pawn advance and protecting the e pawn from Bd8, but giving my king some breathing room. | ||||||
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32. Bf3 |
Attacking the pawn, though I cannot captue or Bxd5, allowing him some counter-play in the centre. | ||||||
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32... Bc3 |
Returning to prevent my king from advancing. | ||||||
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33. a4 |
A trap, if Bxa4, then I can safely capture the h5 pawn without losing the d pawn. | ||||||
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33... Kc8 |
Trying to bring his King into play. | ||||||
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34. a5 |
Realizing he won't capture the pawn, I advance to constrict his position. | ||||||
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34... Kd7 35. h3 |
Continuing my pawn advance, my plan if to force a kingside pawn promotion, but my king's inability to advance will hinder this. | ||||||
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35... Be1 |
An odd move, I was planning to move to g4 anyway, so his move changes nothing. I would have continued to advane my king instead. | ||||||
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36. g4 h4 |
Capturing would not benefit him. | ||||||
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37. g5 Ke8 38. Kb2 |
Now I am finally able to advance my king and force his Bishop to retreat. | ||||||
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38... Bc4 39. Kc2 |
Preventing Bd3 or Bd2 | ||||||
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39... Kf7 40. Be4 Bg3 |
Trying to foce a premature pawn advance. | ||||||
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41. Be3 |
I am not yet ready to advance my pawns, as as I will need the support of both my Bishops, while my white-squared Bishop is pinned defending d5. | ||||||
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