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ANNOTATED GAME
What to do with a huge lead in development?
claespiper (1473) vs. tag1153 (1446)
Annotated by: claespiper (1724)
Chess opening: Scandinavian defence, Lasker variation (B01)
claespiper (1473) vs. tag1153 (1446)
Annotated by: claespiper (1724)
Chess opening: Scandinavian defence, Lasker variation (B01)
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31. Kc3 |
Giving up my central position | ||||||
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31... e4 |
Pushing the passed pawn with tempo, again... (At this point I considered to trade the Bishop for two paws, which still would (most probably) have been a lost game for white. But a bit harder for black. In hindsight I should have tried.) | ||||||
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32. Be2 |
(At this point I had already mentally given up. But my fingers hadn't realized it yet so I kept on moving my pieces) | ||||||
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32... Ke5 |
Centralizing the King. | ||||||
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33. a4 |
Queen side attack (Still trying) | ||||||
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33... c5 |
Stopping my attack... | ||||||
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34. Bh5 |
(Didn't really know what to do) | ||||||
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34... cxb4+ |
Forcing my King even further away from the center but it can support my queen side attack. | ||||||
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35. Kxb4 |
Retakes the pawn and the King is way off from the passed black pawns... | ||||||
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35... Kd4 |
Supporting the passed pawns. | ||||||
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36. Kb3 |
(Going the wrong direction abandoning the plan for counter play) | ||||||
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36... Nb6 |
White will loose a pawn... (Here my fingers caught up with my brain and I finally realized I had lost. I resigned.) | ||||||
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