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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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41... Be1 42. Bd2 |
Offering a trade of Bishops, would would prevent the hindering of my King, so benefit me. | |||||
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42... Bf2 43. Kc3 Bf1 44. Bf5 Bg2 45. Kc4 |
Continuing my Kings advance while defending my pawn. If Be6 , then Kg6 blockades my pawn. | |||||
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45... Bf1+ 46. Kb4 Bc5+ 47. Kb3 |
While my King still cannot mount a pawn attack, his Bishops are focused too much on my King, allowing mine to support a pawn advane unhindered. | |||||
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47... Bd4 48. Be1 Be3 |
Offering a pawn trade. | |||||
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49. g6+ Kf8 50. Bc3 |
He will not be able to prevent my pawn on g6 from promoting, making the f4 pawn irrelevent. Realizing this, he resigned. A well played game that showed the nuances of a battle between Bishops. | |||||
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