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ANNOTATED GAME
Evan's gambit accepted
exar (1487) vs. claudiocordeiro (1582)
Annotated by: exar (1200)
Chess opening: Evans gambit (C52), compromised defence
exar (1487) vs. claudiocordeiro (1582)
Annotated by: exar (1200)
Chess opening: Evans gambit (C52), compromised defence
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15. Nxe4 |
And yet another piece getting active in the attack. If I were black, I would exchange the Bishops now... | ||||
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15... Ne5 |
Nice move, because white can't take back with the pawn (Rf8) and thus has to move the queen to a safe spot | ||||
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16. Qh3 |
Now the attack is turned around: Black has to move the knight | ||||
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16... Nd3 |
Attacking the f4 pawn, while Bb6 keeps the King blocked. It seems black has some nice options now... | ||||
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17. Bxb6 |
Biggest problem first... | ||||
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17... Nxf4 |
This is a big mistake from black: It seems he can take the bishop in the next move, winning a pawn at the end. However, a winning position is also defined by the number of ACTIVE pieces in the field. Ra8 and Qd8 are doing nothing... so, how to exploit this? | ||||
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18. Rxf4 |
Remove the most active piece! | ||||
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18... Rxf4 |
Taking the 'bait'. The rest of this game is forced (though quite complicated). | ||||
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19. Ng5 |
Threat of Qh7#, and Nf7 Royal Fork. | ||||
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19... h6 |
Forced, But black can't take the knight. | ||||
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20. Bd4 |
This should teach black to take back when you can. Bd4 is the most threatening piece on the board now. Qxh6 is an option now. Take a look at blacks and Whites possibilities.... none good for black without loss of material. If you see any other option, let me know | ||||
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20... Rxd4 |
Royal Fork, here we come! | ||||
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21. Nf7+ |
And black resigns. I Hope you enjoyed. | ||||
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