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ANNOTATED GAME
bigpeta's mini-tournament I
hogfysshe (1819) vs. bigpeta (2091)
Annotated by: hogfysshe
(1862)
Chess opening: Trompovsky attack (Ruth, Opovcensky opening) (A45)
hogfysshe (1819) vs. bigpeta (2091)
Annotated by: hogfysshe
(1862)
Chess opening: Trompovsky attack (Ruth, Opovcensky opening) (A45)
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29. Nc4 e4 |
no surprise. game has been lost for some time. but as I had retained some men was looking forward to playing on to see what sort of artistry black had up his sleeve. unfortunately, blundered the move after next and resigned. | |||||
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30. Nh4 Bd3 31. Nb2 Bxb2 |
Another interesting game vs bigpeta. Cause of loss was VERY gradual and subtle, tracing back to, it appears, non-optimal moves at 10 and 12. Another factor is Pete's skill at preventing his opponent from developing much of an offense. Exactly how he did this in this game is difficult for me to see. I don't believe it is just my poor choices noted above. So, analysts, any thoughts on how bigpeta accomplishes this aspect of his method? Computer disliked exactly none of Pete's moves. Looking forward to your comments. Thank you to Pete for playing. | |||||
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