chess opening #65599 (4) |
chess opening #62283 (6)Wood Green MM 3 v Barnet Knights 1 Annotated by charleshiggie (2222): This annotation makes a lot more sense if you quickly play through these annotations first,-
http://gameknot.com/annotation.pl/shropshire-2-v-sandhurst-cadets-4ncl?gm=62242
http://gameknot.com/annotation.pl/shropshire-2-v-wood-green-mm3?gm=62262
So having drawn with Robert Akeya-Price, after we had looked at our game, I asked him how he beat Thomas Villiers, and he showed me. So it starts as a …Robert Akeya-Price vs. Thomas Villiers |
chess opening #6130 (15) |
chess opening #43988 (4) |
chess opening #9027 (9)USSR Championship First League Annotated by mybookrunsdeep (1431): This game is a Catalan miniature, which features some nice tactical motifs. I haven't annotated it too deeply, but everyone should be able to enjoy this game. 6..b5; 7. Ne5 Nd5, is also playable. Polugayevsky-Pachenko went 8. Qe2 b5 9. Rd1 Be7; 10. b3 cb; 11. ab 0-0; 12. e4, with positional compensation for the pawn. More usual is 10. Rd1 or 10. a4, either securing the d-pawn …Khalifman vs. Basin |
chess opening #56157 (4)Karlsbad tournament, 1923 Annotated by last_archimedean (1564): All annotations below are by Ludek Pachman. Such an advance in the Queen's Gambit is generally two-edged. In this case, however, White is in a position to make it because Black, with his last move, has wasted a tempo in the fight for the center. We now have a familiar blocked Pawn chain. The King will be safer here than on the opposite wing. Black plans ...P-KB4-5, undermining…Aron Niemzowitsch vs. Ossip Bernstein |
chess opening #6357 (5) |
chess opening #16324 (6) |