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ANNOTATED GAME
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aoktaba (1221) vs. smoran90 (1200)
Annotated by: smoran90 (1200)
Chess opening: Sicilian (B23), closed, 2...Nc6
aoktaba (1221) vs. smoran90 (1200)
Annotated by: smoran90 (1200)
Chess opening: Sicilian (B23), closed, 2...Nc6
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22... g5 |
Trying to keep the position as closed as possible. | ||||||
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23. gxf4 gxf4 24. Be6+ Kh8 |
White is hoping for a tactic due to the fact that the black kings lack of squares. It is difficult for white to engineer this however. | ||||||
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25. f3 |
This looks a little slow. Better would be Kh1 and doubling rooks on the g-file. | ||||||
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25... Qc5+ |
This makes an annoying passed pawn on the queenside. | ||||||
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26. Kh1 b5 27. cxb5 Qxb5 28. Qd1 |
Keeping the queens on is the best continuation. | ||||||
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28... a5 |
Distracting white from his atack on the kingside with a threatening passed pawn. | ||||||
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29. Rg1 |
This may be too late. | ||||||
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29... Bf6 |
This seems to cover all the threats. | ||||||
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30. Rc7 Ng6 |
Fortifying the kingside. | ||||||
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31. Qf1 |
Allowing the queens to be swapped gives away much of whites potential. | ||||||
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31... Qxf1 |
Black is quick to swap as it makes the win easier. | ||||||
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32. Rxf1 a4 33. Bb4 |
White need to blockade the pawn. | ||||||
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33... Rab8 |
Although black will be able to promote it with fairly accurate play. | ||||||
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34. Ba5 Rb5 35. Bc3 Rb3 36. Ba5 a3 37. Rf7 Rf8 38. Rd7 a2 39. Rc7 |
Forced as the pawn is too close to the queening square to be ignored. | ||||||
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39... Rb1 40. Rcc1 |
Again forced. | ||||||
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40... Rfb8 |
With the threat of Rxc1,Rxc1 and Rb1 | ||||||
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41. Bc3 |
Necessary to guard the a1 square. | ||||||
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41... Rb8b3 42. Ba1 Bd8 |
The introduction of the bishop to the attack is the move that seals the win. | ||||||
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43. Kg2 Nh4+ |
Winning a pawn and the game. | ||||||
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44. Kf2 Rxf3+ 45. Ke2 Rxf1 46. Rxf1 f3+ |
Tactic that wins the rook. | ||||||
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