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ANNOTATED GAME
96th GK tournament
valenok37 (2072) vs. kingshunt (1837)
Annotated by: kingshunt (2094)
Chess opening: King's Indian, 3.Nf3 (E60)
valenok37 (2072) vs. kingshunt (1837)
Annotated by: kingshunt (2094)
Chess opening: King's Indian, 3.Nf3 (E60)
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16. Nf3 fxe4 |
This is my plan to eradicate the white e pawn | ||||||
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17. Nxe4 Nd5 |
I played Nd5 to centralize my knight. I can play Bf5, but it will eject only by g4. I'm still looking the possibilities to capture h3 pawn | ||||||
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18. Nh4 Nab4 19. Qd2 |
I thought white will play Qb1 to add pressure on g6 square, but he's looking the h6 pawn. | ||||||
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19... Kh7 |
the natural move to defend my pawn in g6 | ||||||
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20. a3 Na6 21. Qd3 |
white return his queen to d3 to pin my pawn in g6 | ||||||
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21... Qe8 |
Instead of 21...Qe8 I can play here 21... Bf5, but I'm hesitate since after white's 22.g4, my move is 22..Bxe4, followed by white move's 23. Bxe4, and naturally my reply should be 23..Rf6.which gives me uncomfortable position | ||||||
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22. Nd2 |
white move is very obvious here | ||||||
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22... Bf5 |
atlast I'm decide to exchange my bishop against white knight!! | ||||||
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23. Nxf5 gxf5 |
My idea of 22... Bf5 is to break white pawn particularly the g pawn so I can put my rook's command in g file. This could be happen by pushing my pawn to f4 | ||||||
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24. Nc4 |
This is the plan of white to stationed his knight in beautiful square e5 | ||||||
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24... Kh8 |
Kh8 to unpin my king | ||||||
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25. Ne5 Rd8 |
followup by 26..Bxe5 and move my knight since my rook indirectly pin the white queen | ||||||
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26. Qd2 Kh7 |
Kh7 is a psychological move, I can play here 26..Rf6, but I'm very uncomfortable to limit the activity of my bishop, since I will prepare to rid the white's knight. | ||||||
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27. Rfe1 |
white is eyeing my weakness in e file | ||||||
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27... c5 |
I'm start to counter attack to remove his pawn in d4 | ||||||
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28. f4 |
white normal move to support his knight in e5 | ||||||
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28... Qb5 |
at last my queen is active!! | ||||||
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29. Bf2 cxd4 30. Bxd4 Qxb3 31. Kh2 |
white can play 31. Qd3 but he don't want to exchange his queen, my plan to move from middle game to endgame..Most of my victories is on endgame by simplifying the position. I'm study hard endgame than openings and middle game.. | ||||||
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31... Ndc7 |
to pin bishop and to stop to capture my pawn in a7 and just in any case for the escape of my queen, since white can capture my b7 pawn by moving his rook in b1 | ||||||
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32. Qe2 |
White's idea to attack my king via h5 | ||||||
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