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ANNOTATED GAME
Gambito #318
Eradi (1884) vs. byakuugan3 (1802)
Annotated by: byakuugan3 (1200)
Chess opening: Sicilian (B93), Najdorf, 6.f4
Eradi (1884) vs. byakuugan3 (1802)
Annotated by: byakuugan3 (1200)
Chess opening: Sicilian (B93), Najdorf, 6.f4
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26. Rd7 |
All White can try in this desperate position | |||||||||
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26... Qc6 |
Threatening mate so White can't take e7. | |||||||||
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27. Qg4 |
Stops mate while my bishop is still under attack. | |||||||||
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27... h5 |
harassing White's queen since it must stay defending both g2 and d7 | |||||||||
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28. Qxg7 |
Only way to stay defending against mate, while creating a counter rook threat. | |||||||||
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28... Bf6 |
This move wins material since White's queen is "overworked" | |||||||||
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29. Rxb7+ |
The only way to hold on is to sacrifice the exchange, otherwise I will take the rook for free since White's queen must still defend against mate | |||||||||
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29... Qxb7 30. Qxb7+ |
Probably best to trade queens since passively moving the queen gives me time for an attack like h4-h3 or something | |||||||||
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30... Kxb7 31. Be3 |
It was right after the queen trade when I realized I may not be as winning as I thought I was. Even though I'm up a piece, I've reached an endgame, and the way to win endgames is to promote pawns. Pawns increase in value during the endgame, and White has an extra pawn against my piece. | |||||||||
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31... Nd5 |
I should still be able to win with my extra piece, I just need to use more effort than I originally expected | |||||||||
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32. Bd2 e4 |
my only passed pawn | |||||||||
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33. Rf5 |
Hitting my knight so that if my knight moves, my bishop is gone. | |||||||||
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33... Kc6 34. c3 |
blocking Bxb2 | |||||||||
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34... Rf8 |
I have a tactical cheapo of Bd4 and my rook on this file will create some future cheapos preventing White's king from crossing. | |||||||||
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35. Rxh5 |
Even though I lose another pawn, my pieces are clearly dominant, and I envisioned White would have to sacrifice his bishop for my passed pawn. Although maybe it was a safer way to win by just consolidating and grinding White down until he's in zugswang | |||||||||
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35... e3 36. Be1 e2 |
I'm inviting White to fall for my cheapo, if Kf2, then Bh4 Kxe2 Re8 and I win White's bishop. | |||||||||
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37. Bf2 |
White can't do anything | |||||||||
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37... Re8 |
threatening to queen | |||||||||
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38. Be1 Rf8 |
I realized I am playing pointlessly and only trying for cheapos. Despite having an extra piece, it's still complicated to win and I must play absolutely perfect | |||||||||
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39. Bf2 |
While White keeps moving his bishop, it seems as if I cannot penetrate using my extra piece | |||||||||
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