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ANNOTATED GAME
Simultaneous exhibition with Tunç Hamarat at the Vienna Stadioncenter
Tunç Hamarat (~2400) vs. Sebastian Falbesoner (~1500)
Annotated by: thestack (1628)
Chess opening: Queen's gambit declined (D30)
Tunç Hamarat (~2400) vs. Sebastian Falbesoner (~1500)
Annotated by: thestack (1628)
Chess opening: Queen's gambit declined (D30)
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27... Kf7 |
I felt uncomfortable on the g-file where White's rook is and planned to defend my king's fortress properly. | |||||
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28. Nf4 |
Of course, White heads for e6. | |||||
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28... Reg8 29. Ne6 |
Being on the sixth rank is usually the most powerful place for a knight, but fortunately he can't do any harm there in this case. | |||||
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29... Qxb4 |
Why not take a free pawn? My queen is ready to penetrate the opponents fortress. | |||||
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30. g5 Qe1+ |
Forcing the queen exchange which is good for me because I am ahead of material (his bishop hangs if he doesn't place his queen in-between). | |||||
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31. Qf1 Qxf1+ |
Taking the pawn on h4 instead of the queen exchange was also tempting, but it looked like the opponent could trap me with endless rook attacks between the g- and h-file then, so I wanted to be on the safe side. | |||||
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32. Kxf1 fxg5 33. hxg5 g6 |
Smashing that knights support point! h7-h6 would probably also have been good. | |||||
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34. Rb2 |
One last hope for my opponent... | |||||
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34... b5 |
Fortunately those one-move threats are easy defend. | |||||
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35. Rc2 |
Another try... | |||||
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35... Rac8 |
Now White is lost, more loss of material is about to come. | |||||
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36. Ba3 Ng3+ 37. Kg2 |
? This creates the perfect knight fork on e3. | |||||
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37... Nxf5 |
White can't avoid more loss of material. After this move Mr. Hamarat gave up and we shook hands. Victory! Another great simultaneous exhibition in the Vienna Stadion Center. A great game where I could finally make some use of the concepts presented in Jeremy Silmans book for chess amateurs. I will also analyze it with Fritz and add some comments to the positions where some tactical shots were possible that we haven't seen. At the risk of repeating myself: feel free to comment, I'm always happy to learn from better players! One final note: the ELO rating '~2400' is probably not true for 'real on the board' chess, but probably only for correspondence chess. | |||||
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