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ANNOTATED GAME
David vs. Goliath (mini-Tourney #9)
sergeidave (1495) vs. nettundfrech (1742)
Annotated by: sergeidave (1200)
Chess opening: French (C01), exchange, Svenonius variation
sergeidave (1495) vs. nettundfrech (1742)
Annotated by: sergeidave (1200)
Chess opening: French (C01), exchange, Svenonius variation
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17. Nxg7 |
Logical move, maintaining the pressure against Black. | ||||
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17... Reg8 |
The threat of a potential doubling of the black rooks on the h column seems now to complicate things for White. | ||||
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18. Bf5 |
After analyzing this move for some time, days after the game, I'm not so sure if this was better than 18.Nf5 or 18.Nxe6. Honestly I need to look deeply at all the ramifications. | ||||
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18... Bxf5 19. Nxf5 Ne4 |
?? This move totally ignores the fork on e7, which destroys the possibility of a rook-doubling on h. | ||||
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20. Ne7+ |
Overwhelming material advantage after 20...Kd8, 21.Nxg8 Rxg8, 22.Kxh2. I enjoyed this game as this player was rated over 250 points higher than me (at GK rating system, though), and at the time he was second on the tournament and I was 10th. | ||||
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