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Annotated by elyhim (1200): This great Caro-kann starts out slow but ends with a bang. It features common chess ideas such as knight outposts, isolated pawns and attacking chess. There are three key moments in the game. The first is at move 12. Where black holds white to a dead draw. Forcing white to create something out nothing and to push the limits with queen side pawn mobilization. This leads to thw second key move 17.… |
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Annotated by rjastrz (1710): This game is an example of how vulnerable can black's king be in case of queen-side castling in Caro-Kann defence. Hope you like it :) First few book moves will be left without any comments. 8. a3 prevents 8. ... Bb4 and prepares b4. Typical move for black. Prepares queen-side castle. Same for white, preparing for king-side castling. 11. b4 starts the attack on black's… |
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Annotated by small_potato (1857): This game is a league game I played last night, my opponent was 13 years old or so, from the chess school in the next city. I would have liked to win this game - I was playing board one and we defaulted 2 boards out of 4 so we needed to win both games just to get a draw. It wasn't to be in the end,although to be fair the opposing team brought a stronger team than when we played and beat them a… |
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Annotated by tyrin (2033): I have not computer with me so may be I have some bad analyses here.
{In brakes are comments made by the white} Until now everything has been played in many games. Here most of the players prefer c4 Nf6 15. I believe that this move is unnecessary and passive now. It can be played later. Probably after c5 from black. The white should start building pawn structure on… |
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Annotated by another_ken (1200): (White's knight finds safety without losing time) Black gives up his most active piece, and White trades with tempo Claiming a semi-open file White's King is well protected, as Black's Queen is badly out of position. White intends to disrupt the pawns around Black's king. ? Why help White in his plan? Seeing out the aim to disrupt Black's position Forced -- Black… |
