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Annotated by elyhim (1200): This game is a teaching game between myself and the rest of the club members who were rated below me(which is pretty much all of them). This is dare I say it a master piece in good solid play that does not disappoint with fireworks. In summary, white gains an early lead in material and initiative. Which leaves black's king slightly more exposed than white's. Meanwhile black(me) fights to maintain … |
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Annotated by last_archimedean (1564): Even though he was the winner, Master Freddy asked me to annotate this game... so here goes. I hung in for longer than my last game against a Master strength player, so I'm making progress. All book so far. Development is basically completed for both sides now. The game proper begins here. I'm a 1300 rated player, so this is a blunder. If the same move is made by a grandmaster, … |
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Annotated by bakerbaker (1200): I am Black. The person playing White was the highest rated person in this tournament. He ended up getting 1st, but I like this game because it reminds me I was the only person in the tournament who managed to beat him. The Benoni Defense. I immidiately challenge White's pawn. The strongest move. Moves like e3 and c3 are also okay, but they're passive and let Black get easy equality.
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Annotated by jotheblackqueen (1200): Hi everyone!
Here is Round 2 of the Dentist against Master Freddy. The Dentist does better this time, although he does create a few too many cavities with too many pawn moves and later on, Freddy ensures he has a major dose of both heartache and toothache! He starts off with a QP opening with 1.d4. Before I go any further, here is the Gameknot Analysis version for you to refer to as you… |
