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ANNOTATED GAME
Challenge from sosg
sosg (1427) vs. cheetah08 (1677)
Annotated by: cheetah08 (1200)
Chess opening: Polish (Sokolsky) opening (A00)
sosg (1427) vs. cheetah08 (1677)
Annotated by: cheetah08 (1200)
Chess opening: Polish (Sokolsky) opening (A00)
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18... b5 |
As white's army is unprepared to battle , black blasts open lines. Always remember : If you're ahead in development blast open lines as it's almost like you're up material. | ||||||
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19. Nbd2 |
??? White develops his knight back to where he put it before and loses even more time. | ||||||
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19... Ba6 |
Black prepares to play b4 snatching a pawn due to the double attack on c3 and f1. | ||||||
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20. Re1 |
Stopping the threat. | ||||||
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20... Nxc3 |
But Black still wins a pawn and Black's position is still much better. | ||||||
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21. Bxc3 |
Trading off white's horrible bishop. | ||||||
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21... Qxc3 22. Bf1 |
! This pins my b- pawn and trys to develop a piece. Though now white is too behind. | ||||||
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22... Qc6 |
Releasing the pin and now white can win his pawn back with 22:axb5 Bxb5 Rxa5 Bxf1 Rxf1. But black owns the c- file and after Qc2 will still be winning. | ||||||
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23. Nb3 |
White misses his opportunity. | ||||||
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23... Bb4 |
Attacking the rook and defending the a5 pawn. | ||||||
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24. Rc1 Qb6 25. Re2 |
Now White loses a piece after bxa4 due to the double attack on b3 and e2. | ||||||
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25... bxa4 26. Rec2 Rxc2 27. Qxc2 axb3 28. Qxb3 |
Black's up a piece and will exchange off the bishops. | ||||||
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28... Bxf1 29. Kxf1 Qb7 |
This prepares Rc8 trying to not let white get the c-file. | ||||||
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30. Kg2 |
Better was 30: Qc2 when at least white has the c file. | ||||||
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30... Rc8 31. Ra1 |
Trying to win a pawn on 32:Rxa5 due to the pinned Bishop. | ||||||
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31... Qb5 32. Rb1 |
This does nothing but white's position is so bad anyways. | ||||||
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32... Nf8 |
The knight sees e4 through d7 , and f6. | ||||||
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33. Ne5 Nd7 |
Offering to exchange off the knight when white has no hope of winning. | ||||||
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34. Ng4 |
Declining the exchange but putting the knight in a precarious position with no escape squares. | ||||||
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34... Qe2 |
Gaining time while attacking the g4 knight so Rc2 can be played. | ||||||
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