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Annotated by pelvitski (1353): Nimzovich-Larsen attack, modern variation So far by the book Black Bishop puts pressure on my king ( not a strong move) because c3 makes black bishop retreat and lose tempo i futher gain momentum by attacking the knight development black is trying to counteract my control of the center, while giving an escape route for his black bishop Black Development Attacking e5 pawn, Developing the … |
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Annotated by hub7077 (1565): Here is the second part of my team matches vs Kalyan. In this game I have been able to come from behind after an early game blunder and still managed to checkmate. Taking space in the center, but has the inconvenient of weakening the the black spaces in the center (d4 e5). Normal developpement This has to be considered as a mistake, moving a piece twice in the opening without a good reason. … |
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Annotated by monofy (1444): I was playing as black ... In this short game, I put all my focus on moving my forces to attack whites king symmetric reply I don't like this move as if the goal is to fianchetto the bishop, the g2-b7 diagonal is already blocked by the e4 pawn attacking the e4 pawn thus gaining an early initiative and gaining more of the center defending the e4 pawn and developing a piece toward the center… |
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Annotated by materialkiller (1938): Unusual move, not a bad one - White transposes into a english structure. Black prepares to dominate the d4 hole. securing the queenside for now. White's control of d5 makes up for the weakness at d4 for now. No rush to open the position by f5 This allows black greater control of d4. Strong move - black plans to rid himself of a weakness at d5 by playing c6 thus forcing the knight… |
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Annotated by judgeman (1200): Basic opening. plain and simple. Planning on a flanchetto on king side. looks like the 4-move Checkmate, right? in Hindsight, f3 might have been safer, but i think I was planning on moving out my knight soon... Or capturing that damn pawn with my Bishop... THAT i didn't count on...
There's the set up End My first game on Gameknot, in total humiliation.
My friend laughing at me in real… |
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Annotated by dreid (1200): Threatening the Knight Good move - surprised me. Slow attack on the B? Otherwise I don't get it. I think it is a wasted move right now. nice defense of the knight I hate your knights and don't mind trading b's for them. This seems like a better time to pull this pawn up. You lost the game here. Initiative is mine - I threatened e4 on turn 10 and you immediately move off that… |
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Annotated by buzzinhills (1200): e4 very popular 1st move lol normal opening so far whats this very unusual devlopment plus f2 pressure better than last move sense at last attacking g4 wiv bish bad move very good move threatning knight and mate bad move defends against mate but blocks pawn on d2 effectivly killing his black bish pins pawn e4 moving pawn to a defended area gr8 move attacking e5 and devolping queenside lol… |
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Annotated by ucetocold (1200): skull-kid moves out infront of his king ucetocold does the same ucetocold going into defence its all tied up tied up again its hard to pick a winner white… |
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Annotated by felius (1200): Poor exchange? And another one.. forced by the forking of my queen and knight. This to prevent loss of queen. 19. ... Nf2 would have lost me my queen, and 19. Qf3 Nf2 20. Qxf2 Qxf2 doesn't look much good either. ...I thought I was being clever here.. Damn damn damn damn damn. So stupid to fall for this! All downhill from… |
