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ANNOTATED GAME
Golden State Open Round 1
Opponent (1825) vs. Me (1620)
Annotated by: lcampop (1883)
Chess opening: Old Indian defence (A41)
Opponent (1825) vs. Me (1620)
Annotated by: lcampop (1883)
Chess opening: Old Indian defence (A41)
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21. Ng2 |
Preventing the Nxg4 tactic. | ||||||||
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21... h5 |
Continuing to break up the kingside. | ||||||||
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22. dxc6 |
Opening the d file. | ||||||||
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22... bxc6 |
Recapturing. | ||||||||
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23. gxh5 |
Exchanging. | ||||||||
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23... gxh5 |
I take back. | ||||||||
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24. Qd3 |
White is trying to win the d6 pawn and black can't really guard it. I decide to try to set a trap instead. | ||||||||
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24... Qc7 |
Defending the pawn one time. | ||||||||
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25. Rad1 |
Adding another attacker. | ||||||||
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25... Ne6 |
Here my plan is to play Nd4 and trap a piece after black takes the pawn. | ||||||||
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26. Qxd6 |
Wins a pawn. | ||||||||
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26... Qxd6 |
I exchange in order to trap the rook. | ||||||||
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27. Rxd6 |
He recaptures. | ||||||||
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27... Nd4 |
Now the rook is trapped. The bishop is under attack and I can play Kf7 and Bf8 and win the rook. | ||||||||
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28. Bxh5 |
This is tactic that doesn't work. After the game, my opponent told me that he missed the fork on f3. | ||||||||
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28... Nxh5 |
I take the bishop and now my bishop is unguarded. | ||||||||
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29. Rxd7 |
Takes my bishop and is up two pawns. There is just one problem. | ||||||||
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29... Nf3+ |
This is what my opponent missed. | ||||||||
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30. Kh1 |
Forced. | ||||||||
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30... Nxe1 |
And I win the exchange. I have a rook for a knight and two pawns, but my pieces can coordinate better. | ||||||||
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