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ANNOTATED GAME
31st GK tournament
patagon (1860) vs. osiris_007 (1733)
Annotated by: osiris_007 (1908)
Chess opening: Nimzo-Indian (E39), classical, Pirc variation
patagon (1860) vs. osiris_007 (1733)
Annotated by: osiris_007 (1908)
Chess opening: Nimzo-Indian (E39), classical, Pirc variation
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21. f4 |
an odd move, as this fails to chase my Knight away and further weakens his king's defense | ||||||
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21... gxf3 e.p. 22. gxf3 |
While both are kings are vulnerable, he has no way to attack my King, while both my Bishops, my Queen, and my f8 Rook can be used. | ||||||
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22... Qc7 |
Targeting c4 and bringing my Queen into play | ||||||
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23. Kg2 |
To free the Bishop from it's defense of f3 | ||||||
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23... h4 |
Opening up the g file, right in front of his king | ||||||
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24. gxh4 Qc5 |
Continuing to bring my Queen to the kingside, while limiting his options. If Bxh4, then Rxd6, giving him a firm hold of the centre | ||||||
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25. Rd2d4 Ng6 |
Attacking the pawn and giving my queen a path to the Kingside | ||||||
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26. Na4 Qe5 |
I am willing to give up the pawn to continue my attack the the king | ||||||
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27. Ng4 |
closing the g file and attacking my Queen | ||||||
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27... Qh8 |
So my Queen can capture on h4, putting his king under tremendous pressure | ||||||
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28. Nxb6 |
If I move my Rook, then he will be able to slow my attack, since it has no bearing on my plan, I am willing to let him have it | ||||||
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28... Nf4+ 29. Kf2 Qxh4+ 30. Ke3 Bg5 31. Nxa8 |
Too greedy, he should be worrying about his king now | ||||||
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31... e5 32. Rd4d2 f5 |
Trying to bring my Rook into play | ||||||
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33. c5 fxe4 34. fxe4 Qg3+ 35. Bf3 Ne2+ |
if Kxe2, then Qxf3 , followed by a quick mate | ||||||
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36. Kd3 Bxe4+ |
A similar situation occurs if Kxe4. Since he can't capture, his queen is left hanging | ||||||
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37. Kc4 Bxc2 38. Bd5+ |
To save the Bishop and slow me down | ||||||
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38... Kg7 39. Rxc2 |
if Rxe2, then Qxg4 wins the rook | ||||||
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39... Rf4+ 40. Be4 |
His only legal move, now Rxe4 gives the king one square to run to, d5 | ||||||
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40... Rxe4+ 41. Kd5 Qxg4 |
Threatening Nc3 , and limiting the kings escape points | ||||||
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42. Kxd6 Rf4 |
Going for the win | ||||||
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