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ANNOTATED GAME
Man vs Computer, Scotch 5.Nf5
ChessKnave vs. Computer - FH001
Annotated by: chessknave (1560)
Chess opening: Scotch game (C45)
ChessKnave vs. Computer - FH001
Annotated by: chessknave (1560)
Chess opening: Scotch game (C45)
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30... Rf8 31. Ke2 |
The idea is to tie the rooks, then Rhf1 is powerful. | |||||
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31... h4 32. Rhf1 Rxf1 |
?? I expected this, it is a computer after all. | |||||
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33. Rxf1 Kb6 34. Rf6 |
! The very best move. | |||||
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34... Ka5 35. Rxd6 |
Achieving so much positionally, the only considerations are on the queenside. | |||||
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35... Kxa4 36. Bxb7 a5 37. Rb6 |
! Achieving the necessary lock on the king for a quick end. | |||||
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37... g5 38. Bc6# |
A fun game. This opening was played because I recently reviewed a game where (1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.d4 ed 4.Nd4 Nf6 5.Nxc6 bxc6) led to an interesting St. Andrews cross tactic, which I was attempting to play something like this against the computer. But, I do like the 4...Bc5 alternative by the computer, and so this game resulted and provided for some fun play. | |||||
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