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ANNOTATED GAME
Caro Kann Advance Variation
kimson (1673) vs. chual (1628)
Annotated by: chual (1200)
Chess opening: Caro-Kann (B12), advance, Short variation
kimson (1673) vs. chual (1628)
Annotated by: chual (1200)
Chess opening: Caro-Kann (B12), advance, Short variation
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29... Ra2a7 30. Qb1 |
queen drops back because to defend the back rank...the double rooks on a file is too strong...and because there is no pawn on f2 to cover the king...white has to be constantly on the alert | ||||
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30... Qd8 31. Rf4f2 Qg5 32. Rf2f4 Ra7a3 33. Qb7 |
repetition of moves...white wants to draw...but was turned down.. | ||||
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33... Ra8a7 |
black knows his c4 pawn is his trump and wants to prove it.so he tries another option | ||||
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34. Qb8+ Kh7 35. Qb1+ Qg6 |
i want to exchange...without his queen, white is hopeless | ||||
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36. Qc1 Rb3 |
now black attack the backward pawn... | ||||
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37. Rf4f3 Ra2 38. Rf3xf7 |
the f pawn is not important anymore...white c pawn is more crucial...if its falls...white cannot hold | ||||
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38... Rc2 39. Qe3 Rbxc3 40. Qf4 Rb3 41. Kh1 Rbb2 |
2 rooks on the seventh rank is every player's dream...see how black manoeuvre his heavy pieces....whereas white double rooks have not achieve much...again see how the g3 pawn has revealed white's camp weakness.. | ||||
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42. Rg1 |
white is desperate | ||||
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42... Rcd2 |
now my queen wants to join in the attack | ||||
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43. Qf6 |
white tries hard to stop black | ||||
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43... c3 44. Qxg6+ Kxg6 |
the exchange of queens means white has lost....the rest is just technique... | ||||
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45. Rff1 Rxd4 46. Rfc1 Rc4 47. Rge1 d4 |
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