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Annotated by rallyvincent (1968): Welcome to my first attempt of annotating a game. I lost this game due to overestimating my chances for counterplay. This led to a position where I blundered and lost (very embarrassingly). Also, a lesson on how to lose a game by choosing the wrong form of defense. My limited knowledge of opening theory equals that I am out of the book (even if there was theory for this, I wouldn't know).… |
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Annotated by a_boogie (1200): My favorite move of all time. Most likely when people play against me, you'll see me play this move at all times. I don't like playing e4 because I don't like seeing main openings that usually involve way too much theory such as Sicilian Defence or Ruy Lopez, and much more. When my opponent played this move, I thought about two openings that I could play against. If I play e4, we could go into a … |
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Annotated by ukuyo (1200): Surprising move but playable. the white position looks already lost... an other critical error by whites h2 is my target. bh2 was programmed, if c4 is played. I had forgotten that K d5 shows that fransschwanen wanted to gain tempo in the center... but with 2 pawns up, how could black lose the game. Nevertheless I played really bad moves after. My intention … |
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Annotated by gazdvez (1200): I think, Qb6 is better. I saw, that now he cannot play Bf4 - but it is a mistake. After Nc3 I cannot give a mate on c1. Bf4 Qxf4 Qxb7 Qc1# now. My pawnstructure will be bad on both side. I can playing just for a draw. Bxb8 was maybe better. Now the position seems to me near the equal. I was happy and hopeful at this time. To connect the rooks and playing for the… |
