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ANNOTATED GAME
Challenge from craig_osborne
craig_osborne (1730) vs. sizzam (1923)
Annotated by: craig_osborne (1258)
Chess opening: Sicilian (B20), Gloria variation
craig_osborne (1730) vs. sizzam (1923)
Annotated by: craig_osborne (1258)
Chess opening: Sicilian (B20), Gloria variation
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13... Qd8 14. Bg5 |
white has black on the run | ||||||
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14... Be7 15. Bxe7 Kxe7 |
if the queen was to take then the king would still have moved aftyer the exchange so it was better for black to take with king sooner rather than later | ||||||
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16. Bxd7 Qxd7 17. Qxd7+ Kxd7 |
the rook idea was played well on time | ||||||
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18. Rxg7 Ke7 |
logical as we enter an early endgame | ||||||
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19. Ke2 |
keeping the opposition | ||||||
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19... Rag8 |
trying to compensate and keep a rook on the open file | ||||||
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20. Rg3 |
opportunity to undouble the pawns | ||||||
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20... Rg6 |
black done well to refuse the exchange | ||||||
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21. Rh3 |
this was another prepairational move, much of whites play will be on the king side and this move will become evident very soon | ||||||
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21... f5 22. Rh5 |
the black move seemed obvious | ||||||
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22... fxe4 23. fxe4 h6 24. Rf1 |
the kingside will be used | ||||||
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24... Rg2 25. h3 Rg5 26. Rh4 |
the exchange wins for black | ||||||
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26... h5 27. Rd1 Rf8 |
black is evening up the game | ||||||
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28. Rd3 |
once the other rook is in play on the kingside it should be whites game | ||||||
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28... a6 29. Kf1 |
a waiting move | ||||||
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29... Kd7 |
ditto for black | ||||||
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30. f4 |
now this can be played | ||||||
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30... Re5 |
note the pin | ||||||
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31. Re3 Re7 32. Kf2 Rg8 33. e5 |
all pure logic, white trys to overwhelm with pawns | ||||||
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33... dxe5 34. fxe5 Rg5 35. Rhe4 b5 36. Ke1 Rf5 37. Kd2 Rg7 38. Re3e2 |
the check would be quite nasty | ||||||
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