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Annotated by awc666 (1200): I'm not a great annotator, so I won't make too many notes; you can judge it for yourself.
I play white. the next 22 moves serve as a good example of why one should use his/her queen sparingly, lest they should lose her. why not Qxg4 ? why did my opponent wait two turns? this is exactly the exesive trust in the queen that lost the game … |
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Annotated by jamesxc (1513): This is actually a very interesting game, right up until the last move.
The English Opening. One of my personal favorites. The natural response, taking control of the center in response to the flank attack The fianchetto often occurs in the English from both players, though not usually this early. Preparing the e4 push to limit the mobility of the light-squared bishop. I have never been… |
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Annotated by ukuyo (1200): Hi all,
this game illustrates an english opening (A21) Bb4 has been more commun in the past recent years (2000's)
Bc5 rare but not wrong. My first mistake. loss of 1 pawn I tried not to let the exchanges go... As I thought black are going to exchange every single piece white's structure looks awful and desperate.
Thanks to dbreli f6! is unexpected and unexplainable
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