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ANNOTATED GAME
Southern Chess Winter Invitational 2007
tag1153 (1345) vs. remybear (1439)
Annotated by: tag1153
(1700)
Chess opening: Queen's pawn (A40)
tag1153 (1345) vs. remybear (1439)
Annotated by: tag1153
(1700)
Chess opening: Queen's pawn (A40)
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16. gxf3 |
2, but at what cost? With my pawn chain now completely busted, I consider the g file as a potential weapon. | ||||||
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16... Qe7 |
Black saves his queen, and gets her ready to swing into attack on the kingside. | ||||||
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17. Qb4 |
Seeing a way to encourage the trade of queens, therefor pressing material advantage to a quick endgame. | ||||||
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17... Qg5+ |
Black's having none of that, so he maintains his aggression. At this point, I wasn't too worried, as the enemy queen is out hunting alone, while the the rest of her army is still chilling out in the barracks. | ||||||
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18. Kh1 b5 |
remy plans to hold his own on the queenside. | ||||||
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19. Rfg1 |
I just knew that g file would come in handy:) Time to start harrassing her majesty! | ||||||
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19... Qe7 |
? Qf5 was probably the play. Now white can yet again encourage the exchange of queens. | ||||||
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20. Nd3 Qxb4 |
remy accepts:) Every major exchange this game has resulted in a favorable position for white. Black probably should have played Nd6. | ||||||
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21. Nxb4 |
Mission objective accomplished. | ||||||
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21... Ne7 |
Black now prepares to utilize his space. | ||||||
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22. Rc7 |
! Seventh rank outposts can be deadly. Black now must either move or protect his knight. White is hoping to establish a lasting initiave here. | ||||||
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22... Nf5 |
Where else? | ||||||
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23. Rgc1 |
A double barrelled shotgun makes a very distinct noise:) | ||||||
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23... Nh4 |
Another lone hunter has come into my neck of the woods. Since the only protecting move is a retreat, white simply advances his problem. | ||||||
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24. f4 Nf3 |
? Ng6 was much stronger. | ||||||
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25. Kg2 |
Ok mister invader - let's set some ground rules here. Time to keep you moving and try to put you on a worthless square. | ||||||
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25... Nd2 |
ok - you're not going to cause too much trouble there.......... | ||||||
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26. Nc6 |
Attacking space, and eying e7 with a check. | ||||||
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26... h5 |
!Perhaps fearing a weak back rank, black establishes a flight square and presses his pawn advantage on the kingside. Strong move. | ||||||
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27. Na7 |
Hoping to get all 4 rooks off the board on c8. | ||||||
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