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Annotated by untateve (1200): Black goes with 1...f5. Not what I usually see. Often I see 1...d4, which leads into a Queen's Gambit game. Given that this looks nothing like a QG game now, I decide to go with a game I'm comfortable with--a fianchetto of my LSB. 5.d4 I decide to stake a direct claim to the center. Taking more of the center. I'm not sure what type of opening White has (aside from Reti). fritz has… |
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Annotated by untateve (1200): This game represents one my best games here at gameknot to date. It seemed that I was able to see the whole board and generally speaking, played well tactically. As I write this annotation, I have not utilized computer analysis as I wanted only my thoughts in my brain. After I complete this annotation, I plan to run this through the computer analysis. All comments and criticisms are welcome… |
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Annotated by mybookrunsdeep (1431): Here is an interesting training game I played with a friend of mine OTB. This is the correct way of playing against the Stonewall Dutch when Black chooses a setup with ...Bd6. 4...Be7; 5. 0-0 d5; 6. Nc3 0-0 7. d3 d4!; 8. Nb5 Nc6 gives Black the initiative and is a more accurate move order than the game continuation. Therefore, White is advised to enter the main lines after 7. d4. The… |
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Annotated by jotheblackqueen (1200): Ding-a-ling! Here is round 7 against Master Freddy (easy 19). I decide to start off with a Reti and see how he responds to it. He decides to go Reti v Dutch. This is a rare response to the Reti and Freddy takes me out of the database after move 4. So, only moves 2-4 were database moves. The rest were my own - so, let the action unfold ...... 1. ............ f5 - this is the Dutch v Reti,… |
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Annotated by blitzkov (1200): hi all!!!! this game was play with class! we both wont to win but it turns out to be a draw. this is what Freddy plays, so do i. ahhh... the dutch planning to go Bg7 and direct his DSB on the a1 thru h8 file. stonewall king safely attacking in the centre. taking advantage of the weak e5 square. my knight is not going anywhere! attacking my d4 pawn. best not dxe5? Qxe3+! winning a pawn … |
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Annotated by noes (1200): the offer, white accepted it, but could not foresee the consequences. The end. The white knight had to move in order to get this square… |
