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ANNOTATED GAME
Did I miss a win here? If so, where?
Charles Higgie (ECF166) vs. Martin Smyth (ECF162)
Annotated by: charleshiggie
(2222)
Chess opening: King's Indian defence, 3.Nc3 (E61)
Charles Higgie (ECF166) vs. Martin Smyth (ECF162)
Annotated by: charleshiggie
(2222)
Chess opening: King's Indian defence, 3.Nc3 (E61)
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21. a3 |
I continue with my plan | |||||||||
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21... Rhd8 |
So he hits my pawn | |||||||||
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22. b4 |
I hit his knight | |||||||||
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22... axb4 |
He takes | |||||||||
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23. axb4 |
I take back | |||||||||
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23... Rxa1 |
He takes | |||||||||
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24. Rxa1 |
I take back | |||||||||
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24... Nd3 |
This is forced. | |||||||||
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25. b5 |
I drive his bishop back. | |||||||||
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25... Be8 |
He retreats. I had a long think here. f3 is possible, and strong, but I felt it better to go into a Knight v Bishop ending. | |||||||||
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26. Bxd3 |
So I take | |||||||||
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26... exd3+ |
He takes | |||||||||
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27. Kxd3 |
I take back | |||||||||
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27... Rxd6+ |
He takes | |||||||||
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28. Ke3 |
I centralise my king | |||||||||
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28... Rd7 |
This surprised me. Why not just e5 to mobilise the king side majority with e5? | |||||||||
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29. f4 |
Now his Be8 is in danger of becoming a "bad bishop" | |||||||||
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29... Ke7 |
His king comes over | |||||||||
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30. Rd1 |
I offer a rook exchange | |||||||||
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30... Rc7 |
He avoids | |||||||||
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