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ANNOTATED GAME
1.e4 e5 - fetischists
geezerbloke (1966) vs. mybookrunsdeep (2049)
Annotated by: mybookrunsdeep (1431)
Chess opening: Evans gambit (C52), compromised defence
geezerbloke (1966) vs. mybookrunsdeep (2049)
Annotated by: mybookrunsdeep (1431)
Chess opening: Evans gambit (C52), compromised defence
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23... Ne3 |
Forcing the exchange of White's only active piece, as 24. Rg1 Nxg2! wins for Black. | ||||
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24. Bxe3 Rxe3 25. Nd2 Re2 26. Nf1 |
Forced as the blind pigs were set to gobble up the kingside pawns. | ||||
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26... Bxa2 |
Regaining the pawn and clearing the way for my queenside passers to advance while White is helpless. | ||||
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27. d5 b3 28. g4 g5 |
Preventing any counterplay. White is so tied up, there's no hurry. This is a good psychological tool also. The longer an opponent sits in a cramped position the more likely they are to try extremely risky maneuvers to break out and the higher the likelyhood of a mistake. | ||||
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29. Kg1 a5 30. d6 Ke8 |
Stopping the pawn. | ||||
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31. Rde1 Kd7 32. Red1 a4 33. Kh1 a3 |
Here White resigns as there is no way to stop the pawns without losing material. Thanks to my opponent. | ||||
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