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ANNOTATED GAME
Challenge from anandi
anandi (1696) vs. dutch-dragon (1832)
Annotated by: anandi (1200)
Chess opening: Sicilian (B56), Venice attack
anandi (1696) vs. dutch-dragon (1832)
Annotated by: anandi (1200)
Chess opening: Sicilian (B56), Venice attack
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21... Rg5 |
attacking the hanging f5 pawn. | |||||
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22. Rf2 |
the only support. | |||||
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22... Ke7 |
black king too enter the battlefield. | |||||
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23. Kb3 |
moving towrds the centre,,should reach before black king step in, | |||||
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23... Kd6 |
fight for central position | |||||
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24. Kc4 |
close to the centre | |||||
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24... b5+ |
forced to move back so black king can occupy d5 | |||||
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25. Kb4 |
can go to a5 | |||||
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25... Kd5 |
prevening white king's entry to centre. If white king moves to a5, to grab pawns at a6 and b5...black king can take c3 and a2 pawns. Here black offers a draw,,,i accepted as the position seems unclear even after grabbing a and b pawns. | |||||
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