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Annotated by fiercequeen (1200): as a woman in chess, you will always have admirers: most of them, just want to be punished; I am always glad to oblige... the Two Knights defense: not really a problem... another option, is Na5: but that will fail too, after Bb5+, c6, dxc6, bxc6, Qf3... no hesitation... discomforting, to say the least: after Qf6, Bxd5+... why not? the smoke is clearing: White has won a pawn... … |
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Annotated by jeffegg2 (1300): This begins what is called the "fried liver attack!" defendable, if you know how, but oh so tactical!!! this is the key to the fried liver, white thinks he is gaining a piece, but it is difficult to keep! defending c2. this looks nice for white, blacks king is way into the center and black is already getting tied up! pushy little bugger! over protects the knight, but the pawn is … |
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Annotated by buzzinhills (1200): nice and simple so far
wham fried liver attack expected exchanged pawns wham perfect move no more castling wham relieves pressure on the knight reapplys pressure on the knight wierd wham ok bad move wham wham thx lol let him attempt fork watch this wierd huh well u will see oh dear lol unexpected huh thx 1-0… |
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Annotated by gm_lemoncake (1200): I am white. Go ATTACK KNIGHT AND BISHOP@@@@@@@@@@@ supposedto do Na5 Owned pathetic... What the heck is this supposed to do? surprised he didnt resign... ??? this is really stupid for him to keepplaying I like this...… |
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Annotated by wouter357 (1200): Classic opening My Normal response He is developing a knight and attacking my black pawn I defend my pawn and develop a knight as well Never bad this one, develops another piece and could be of use for an attack on f7 later on I choose to develop another knight and attack whites pawn at e4 I have played this move a lot and want some comment on it plz???I never had an opponent playing it but here … |
