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ANNOTATED GAME
Challenge from frederickrose
frederickrose (814) vs. falco99 (633)
Annotated by: lord_shiva
(1898)
Chess opening: Van't Kruijs opening (A00)
frederickrose (814) vs. falco99 (633)
Annotated by: lord_shiva
(1898)
Chess opening: Van't Kruijs opening (A00)
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39... Qc2+ |
Wrong. Qd4+. Always look for forks and pins. Forks and pins bleed out opponents. | |||||||
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40. Kg3 |
Ok, now Qc3+. Free rook! | |||||||
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40... Qd1 |
What does this do? It is nothing. | |||||||
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41. Rxh7 |
Ok, black wants to play Qd3+, except the knight must be driven off that square first. So e5 pushes the knight. | |||||||
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41... Qe1+ 42. Kg4 Qd1+ 43. Kh4 Kc6 44. h3 Qe1+ 45. Kg4 Qg1+ 46. Kh4 Kb6 |
Black was better off with the king protecting the d pawn and moving the rook back onto the first rank. | |||||||
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47. Kh5 Ra8 |
Now d7 is undefended. | |||||||
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48. Rxd7 Qc1 |
Oh my word. Black just sacrificed the queen with Nd5+. White’s black bishop picks off the biddy for a knight. | |||||||
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49. Nxe6 |
NO! Black seizes the bishop with Rh8! | |||||||
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49... Qh1 |
[Hold ps head in hands.] | |||||||
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50. Bf4 |
White loses the knight and remaining pawn, not in that order. | |||||||
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50... Rb8 |
Or not. Why Qxh3+ followed by Qxe6 wasn’t obvious eludes me. | |||||||
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51. Kh4 Rh8+ |
Reasonable. | |||||||
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52. Kg4 Rxh3 |
No. Qxh3 is followed by seizing the knight. Mate is pretty close. | |||||||
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53. Rd6+ Kb5 54. Nc7+ Ka5 55. Rxa6+ |
Nice. | |||||||
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55... Kb4 56. Bd2+ Kc4 57. Ra4+ Kd3 58. Bf4 Rh2 |
Oops. White may think a bishop/rook trade advantageous. | |||||||
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59. Ra3 Rg2+ 60. Kf3 |
Nope. Ra2+ and white loses a rook. (Discovered check by the queen). | |||||||
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60... Rg1+ |
Ok, force mate. Kf2, Qg2#. Even better! | |||||||
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61. Kf2 Qh4+ |
Blunder. Trade rook for bishop? The noise was on the king’s neck, and he was teetering on the scaffold. Black cut the rope. | |||||||
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62. Kf3 |
Ok. Qg4+, Kf2, Qg2#. So simple. | |||||||
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62... Rf1+ 63. Kg2 Qxf4 64. Rxb3+ Kd2 65. Rb2+ Kd1 66. Nd5 Qe4+ 67. Kxf1 Qxd5 68. Rb1+ Kd2 69. Rb2+ Ke3 70. Re2+ Kf4 71. Rf2+ Ke5 72. Re2+ Kd6 73. Kf2 Qa2 |
BLUNDER! AH! Black just sacrificed the queen. | |||||||
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