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ANNOTATED GAME
Redditch v Kidderminster
Charles Higgie (ECF156) vs. Rob Bricknell (ECF141)
Annotated by: charleshiggie
(2196)
Chess opening: Queen's pawn (A40), Englund gambit
Charles Higgie (ECF156) vs. Rob Bricknell (ECF141)
Annotated by: charleshiggie
(2196)
Chess opening: Queen's pawn (A40), Englund gambit
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21. Qf4 |
I hit his knight | |||||||
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21... Re8+ |
He checks | |||||||
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22. Ne5+ |
I check back | |||||||
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22... Rxe5+ |
He takes | |||||||
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23. Qxe5 |
I take back. He could resign with a clear conscience here, but he plays on to mate. | |||||||
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23... Bxd6 |
He takes | |||||||
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24. Qxf6 |
I take | |||||||
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24... Re8+ |
He throws in a check. OK stop. What would you do in this position? | |||||||
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25. Be3 |
This is actually a mistake and gives him a chance to get off the hook. He could now play Rxe3+ 26. fxe3 Bg3+ 27. hxg3 Qxf6 and he is still in the game. I saw this after I played it, but kept my calm demeanour, and thankfully he didn't notice. | |||||||
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25... Qd3 |
I am nto sure what exactly this threatens! | |||||||
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26. Qxf7+ |
So I pick up a pawn with check. | |||||||
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26... Re7 |
He gets out of check | |||||||
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27. Qc4 |
I offer the exchange of queens. | |||||||
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27... Rxe3+ |
He takes. | |||||||
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28. fxe3 |
I take back | |||||||
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28... Qxe3+ |
He takes | |||||||
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29. Ne2 |
I block all queen checks. Many better positions have been resigned. | |||||||
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29... Bc5 |
Threatening Qf7 check | |||||||
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30. Rd1+ |
I check | |||||||
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30... Ke7 |
He moves out. I think Kc6 struggles on for longer, but it is hopeless. | |||||||
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