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ANNOTATED GAME
Opus Revenge
opus692 (1130) vs. daverap (1327)
Annotated by: opus692 (1200)
Chess opening: KP (C20), Indian opening
opus692 (1130) vs. daverap (1327)
Annotated by: opus692 (1200)
Chess opening: KP (C20), Indian opening
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22. e5 |
So to set a trap, I attack from the center of the board. | ||||||||
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22... Nc5 |
With this move, Dave exposes his Queen to the impending battle. | ||||||||
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23. d6 |
But I press on and put his Knight in danger (I am also on the 6th row!) | ||||||||
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23... Rf7 |
Bow this is an interesting move. Dave brings up his Rook to defend against an attack on either the Knight or the pawn in G | ||||||||
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24. Bd5 |
But in so doing, exposes himself to a Bishop attack. | ||||||||
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24... Nxd5 |
Instead of being passive, Dave attacks my Bishop and surrenders his Knight = an acceptable exchange, except for the position it leaves me is once concluded. | ||||||||
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25. Qxd5 |
SO now I have pinned his rook with my Queen - at least for now. | ||||||||
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25... Nb3 |
Black has an advantage here. My queen or my Castle...my choice. A good move. | ||||||||
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26. c5 |
I choose my Castle...naturally | ||||||||
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26... Rxc5 |
but in an effort to get too much, Dave chooses the pawn. and I choose his Knight...so I come out ahead in an exchange where I had my nuts in a sling. | ||||||||
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27. Qxb3 |
Thus! | ||||||||
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27... Rxe5 |
The Castle does his work and reduces the deficit. | ||||||||
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28. Qxb6 |
but I even up the score on that exchange and stay two points ahead and offer my queen to boot. | ||||||||
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28... Qd7 |
Dave declines, and the game is moving into a new phase now...I still think I have the advantage on board position at this stage. I control about 12 or 13 squares on his side of the board to his 5 or 6 | ||||||||
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29. Rbd1 |
It looks like the next flash point is the advanced pawn on d6...so I move to shore up an advanced position. | ||||||||
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29... Re6 |
Dave agrees and moves to make the battle decisive in his favor. | ||||||||
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30. a4 |
When attacked in the imiddle, counter on the flanks...so here goes. | ||||||||
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30... h5 |
Dave does similarly | ||||||||
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31. h4 |
I move to defend the flank | ||||||||
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31... Rff6 |
Dave moves to attack the middle. | ||||||||
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