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Annotated by dl_leonine (1745): The London System. One of my standards from the white side. A very versitle opening that tends to focus on solidifying the center and seeking out opprotunites to lauch flank attacks (at least the way I play it). White still maintians the option of transposing to a queens gambit by playing c4 although the bishop will be misplaced for some QG variations and white should be very careful in… |
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Annotated by gyurkovitz (1200): This my first attempt to annotate a game, I would be interested in hearing some deeper analysis from some more accomplished players. Development is basically even until move 20 and 21 where white blundered twice in a row. Normal development. Pins the knight in preparation for e5. Provides replacement if I take the knight. Attack and attempts to wrest control of the center. Breaks the pin… |
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Annotated by goldmedal20 (1200): Welcome to the game . I am white and karolistas is black. This was first really game I have gained confidence in skills and grew as a player. pawn queen opening going after the black pawn. knight defense knight defense knight defense free safe to move pawn black advancing really early in the game. Took a move to stop black in its tracks . black moved back. putting more pressure on black.… |
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Annotated by gazdvez (1200): Weakens the kingside, but defences the e4 move from white, what I wanted all the time. I must now search for other plans. If it doesnot go on the kingside, I must try to broke blacks' Queenside. He just castles into my attack. I wa happy about it. I try to open files for my rooks. After Nxe5 dxe5 I would have a big advantage. I donot let him to attack my king. Even … |
