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ANNOTATED GAME
Team match
pelvitski (1649) vs. cgawley (1637)
Annotated by: pelvitski (1353)
Chess opening: King's pawn game (C20)
pelvitski (1649) vs. cgawley (1637)
Annotated by: pelvitski (1353)
Chess opening: King's pawn game (C20)
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20... Qh6+ |
My King is checked | ||||
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21. Kb1 Nd6 |
and now the knight protects the f pawn & attacks my rook ... All this could have been avoided with intermediate 19.Ng4 move | ||||
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22. c4 |
If i retreat my rook i'll lose tempos, my attack will be dead, all this offence was for nothing. So, instead i'm opening my black bishop attack on H rook | ||||
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22... Nxf5 23. Qxf5 Qg6 |
we exchange queens and i see a good end game for myself | ||||
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24. Qxg6 hxg6 25. Bxh8 |
So i'm 3 and black King is vulnerable | ||||
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25... Rb8 |
I thought a better black move was d6 to open his hidden bishop | ||||
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26. Ng5 f5 27. Be5 Ra8 28. Bd6+ |
making sure the bishop stays hidden for at least few moves | ||||
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28... Kg7 |
I cant figure out the way to mate with 2 bishops and a knight | ||||
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29. Rd3 |
so i introduce rook. My knight will be protected with h or f pawn depending how black kings moves and accordingly my rook will occupy e or h file for future mate. This were black sees the continuation and resigns Good Game! | ||||
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