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Annotated chess games with this chess opening:
chess opening #31327
(5)
Annotated by excile (1200): I Annotate this game for two reasons: 1: I won for the first time over a 2110 rated guy 2: I kinda feel like Mikhail Tal and all of those grand masters who sacrifice in this game. you will see what I mean later on. So it's a Ruy Lopez. Once black plays d6 it is a classical variation. I know some players who are as high rated as this guy who don't like to play black in this position…
chess opening #49761
(4)
A battery of Queen and Bishop
bareel_repo (1562) vs. eduard352 (1739)
Annotated by eduard352 (1664): I really liked this game, The game is a good example of the awesome power that a queen and bishop can demonstrate when they combine their strength to form a battery. What I liked in particular is the creative way in which I managed to bring all my forces into play combined in a an attack over the a8-h1 diagonal. Spanish, the first few moves are standard. I was already preparing for the…
chess opening #57687
(7)
Annotated by rickdaily12 (1500): PLEASE READ ALL OF THIS PREFACE BEFORE POSTING. This game has a long history of bitter controversy over the nature of the computer that faced Kasparov in the six game series- this game being the defining point of the heated debates. Please do not leave comments that question the validity of the game being played. My intentions as the annotator are just to answer two questions in the game: 1. Are…
chess opening #7246
(9)
Annotated by raskerino (1841): I was going to do an annotation of this great counter-attacking game and then (sadly for me) I found a far better one in Mihail Marin's "Secrets of Attacking Chess." Since I felt the need to share this gem with people I've given his analysis here with a few notes. I fully recommend the book. Be aware that the analysis is frequently lengthy, but is nicely historical (theory-wise) and gives…
chess opening #864
(11)
Annotated by jam7373 (1200): In Game 2, Deep Blue (The Computer) is now playing as white. It starts of with King's pawn to e4. The makers of "Deep Blue" also added in new programs after its lose to Kasparov the day before. They downloaded more games of Grandmaster playing to its brain. Now Deep Blue is fully ready. Many great players use pawn to e5 to start out against e4. I however, stick to the french defense (e6)…
chess opening #2941
(16)
Annotated by ukuyo (1200): This game is a typical Rui Lopez'game (Ruy Lopez, Closed, Chigorin Defense). Both players will start a well kown line without any exchange In the early middle game agmac(Black) will start to lose several tempos using his N. High(White) will therefore increase his influence on the center, strengthening d5 and the whole chess board. Let's see what happened! e4 e5 looks like an open game is…
chess opening #15746
(7)
Caught offside
chrisobee (2304) vs. jstevens1 (1614)
Annotated by jotheblackqueen (1200): 3. ........... a6 - the most popular way of meeting the Ruy Lopez. 4. ........... Ba4 - unlike Paolo in "An Expert Lesson in K & P Endings" my opponent does not opt for the Exchange Variation. He decides to retreat his bishop to a4. This is thought to be stronger than the Exchange Variation as Lighttotheright explained in my Paolo game. 4. ......... Nf6 - develops a piece and hits at e4. …
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