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ANNOTATED GAME
First complete game after my computer crash hiatus.
pjoern (1458) vs. throneseeker (1492)
Annotated by: throneseeker (1200)
Chess opening: English opening (A10)
pjoern (1458) vs. throneseeker (1492)
Annotated by: throneseeker (1200)
Chess opening: English opening (A10)
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28... Qf4 |
Now I draw a bead on his c1 Rook and threaten a discovered attack on his Queen as well as posing a mating attack against his King. | ||||
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29. Qe1 |
A limited defense ( I don't believe an adequate defensive move was available.) | ||||
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29... Bxf2+ |
Adding at least the exchange to my material advantage. | ||||
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30. Qxf2 Qxc1+ 31. Bf1 |
Perhaps Qf1 would have been better but at this point the position and the game was really Black's. | ||||
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31... a5 |
Moving the pawn out of harm's way. | ||||
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32. Qb6 a4 |
And again. (It is also moving toward its queening square.) | ||||
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33. c7 |
So White does the same. However, at the moment White's queening square is under the observation of both Black's Rook and Queen. | ||||
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33... Bc4 |
OUCH!!!! The power of the pin is demonstrated rather painfully to White. | ||||
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34. Qf2 |
While this prevents the immediate mate, the forthcoming piece exchange will leave Black with an unstoppable "a" file pawn. | ||||
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34... Qxf1+ |
White elected to resign. | ||||
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