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Annotated chess games with this chess opening:
chess opening #3607
(25)
Annotated by ethansiegel (1986): When you're a higher-rated player playing a lower-rated one, there's the danger that you have the EXPECTATION you're going to win. In this game against tag1153, I played lazy and had a big disadvantage to overcome. The best hope was violent complications, which led to this interesting game... Thomas's usual. I like the QGD for black -- especially if I can play the Cambridge springs variation, …
chess opening #31363
(5)
Annotated by thestack (1628): Today another great simultaneous exhibition organized by 'Der Schachfreund' Ferdinand Peitl (see www.derschachfreund.at) took place in the Vienna Stadion Center. Simul-giver was Tunç Hamarat, a Turkish correspondence chess expert that became ICCF (International Correspondence Chess Federation) World Champion in 2004. To be honest I haven't ever heard of read this name before till today, but…
chess opening #36867
(4)
Annotated by last_archimedean (1564): Incredibly, Bruening won the game without moving a single piece! The amateur opens with the QP, hoping to prolong his resistance by playing a positional, slow game. Bruening counters in Classical style. The standard reply. Bruening plays an Orthodox defense in response. The amateur forgets the rule: Knights before Bishops. 3 N-QB3 is the move he should make. Bruening takes advantage of this with…
chess opening #15583
(5)
Annotated by amber1987 (1200): I do not know much of Queen's gambit, but I didn't understood this move. Both are simply developing their peices. This rook will help in moving the e pawn tio e5. Later or sooner the center is going to open, so this rook should help. A nice move. Taking it immediately would not help as I would be exchanging my active bishop for his knight and the pawn at e5 would be very powerful after…
chess opening #3613
(8)
Annotated by materialkiller (1938): I don't know the theory of this line of the QGD / exchange but I prefer Black since White's kingside weakness looks real. Black could grab a pawn by Nxg4, I didn't even consider it at the time. I prefer 0-0-0 castle at least then white could press a kingside attack without a expose king on that side. Material is even but hard to tell who is better. White's rook…
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