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jbravo58d
03-Sep-09, 13:10

Why not
Continue to advance the a pawn? Seems like the pressure point. I vote a5.
doji
04-Sep-09, 09:20

Good point
In our previous move, we had also the option: to move king or pawn. We chose to move the pawn, why not continuing that line?
chaosdreamer
04-Sep-09, 10:19

Deleted by chaosdreamer on 04-Sep-09, 10:20.
doji
04-Sep-09, 11:44

OR
How about this?

29. Rd4 Rd6
30. Rg4 Rd7
31. Rxd7 Bxd7
32. a5 e5
33. a6 Bc6
34. a7 d4
35. Kf1 h5
36. Rg5 e4
37. Ra5 d3
38. a8=Q Bxa8
39. Rxa8
thegoodbishop
04-Sep-09, 13:56

H file?
I think that H5 is a good place to aim the pawn at, i think this would work we'll with A5.
aandersen
04-Sep-09, 14:33

Mt suggestion
I think we should make use of the open b file R b1
antagonistknight
04-Sep-09, 19:39

29. a5
29. a5, jbravo has the right idea. Your opponent will then move his king more than likely because he will need the king's assistance if he hopes to salvage the game, so black will probably move Kg6. Then we reply with aandersen's move 30. Rb1 preparing it to help with promoting the pawn. Black has a couple options after that.
doji
04-Sep-09, 23:56

Deleted by doji on 07-Sep-09, 12:16.
fatcat2
05-Sep-09, 03:35

My move: 29...Ba6
1. e4 e6
2. d4 d5
3. Nc3 Bb4
4. e5 c5
5. a3 Bxc3+
6. bxc3 Ne7
7. Qg4 O-O
8. Bd3 Nbc6
9. Nf3 f5
10. exf6 e.p. Rxf6
11. Qh4 Nf5
12. Bxf5 Rxf5
13. Qxd8+ Nxd8
14. O-O Nc6
15. Bg5 h6
16. Bh4 Bd7
17. Bg3 Raf8
18. Bd6 Rxf3
19. gxf3 Rxf3
20. dxc5 Rxc3
21. Rfb1 Nd8
22. Be7 Nc6
23. Rxb7 Bc8
24. Rc7 Nxe7
25. Rxe7 Rxc5
26. Rxa7 Rxc2
27. Rd1 Kh7
28. a4 Rc6
29. a5 Ba6



Game board for analysis: game
Your move, Knights of Honour Chess Club!
jbravo58d
05-Sep-09, 06:06

30. Rb1
Is still my vote.
kendo-ka
05-Sep-09, 07:12

30...Kh1
My vote is Kh1 followed by Rg1
kendo-ka
05-Sep-09, 07:16

Blacks reply to 30. Kh1
If black replies with Kg8 then 31. Rb1
jbravo58d
05-Sep-09, 07:34

just curious
Why Kh1? Rb1 keeps up the pressure, threating Rb6 where black is forced to trade material.
doji
05-Sep-09, 10:12

30. Rb1
is also my vote, same reason as jbravo58d gave
jbravo58d
05-Sep-09, 13:28

Clarify
Sorry Kendo, re-read my post and it sounds rude. I apologize. I wasn't trying to sharpshoot, just trying to understand what you had in mind with Kh1.
kendo-ka
05-Sep-09, 18:40

Why Kh1?
No need to apologise jbravo58d. I didn't consider your post rude. The reason for Kh1 is already there in my first post. The move Rg1. Why do I want to make that move? Well to threaten the pawn on g7. Black can't move it since its pinned to the king by the rook on a7.  
jbravo58d
07-Sep-09, 10:30

Ahhhh, I see now. Not bad. That works for me then, I vote Kh1 followed by either Rg1 doubling on the g pawn, or Rb1 based on fatcats move.
doji
07-Sep-09, 12:16

Deleted by doji on 09-Sep-09, 12:41.
fatcat2
08-Sep-09, 08:52

My move: 30...Bc4
1. e4 e6
2. d4 d5
3. Nc3 Bb4
4. e5 c5
5. a3 Bxc3+
6. bxc3 Ne7
7. Qg4 O-O
8. Bd3 Nbc6
9. Nf3 f5
10. exf6 e.p. Rxf6
11. Qh4 Nf5
12. Bxf5 Rxf5
13. Qxd8+ Nxd8
14. O-O Nc6
15. Bg5 h6
16. Bh4 Bd7
17. Bg3 Raf8
18. Bd6 Rxf3
19. gxf3 Rxf3
20. dxc5 Rxc3
21. Rfb1 Nd8
22. Be7 Nc6
23. Rxb7 Bc8
24. Rc7 Nxe7
25. Rxe7 Rxc5
26. Rxa7 Rxc2
27. Rd1 Kh7
28. a4 Rc6
29. a5 Ba6
30. Kh1 Bc4



Game board for analysis: game
Your move, Knights of Honour Chess Club
jbravo58d
08-Sep-09, 13:25

I vote Rg1
As previously discussed, doubling rooks to attack the g7 pawn which is pinned to the king.
doji
08-Sep-09, 13:27

Also my vote
Rg1
And this sentence is put here because my post is too short otherwise - lol
kendo-ka
08-Sep-09, 13:29

My Vote
I'm going with Rg1. But I would say Rc1 looks like an interesting move too.  

I encourage everyone to have a look at both these moves. If you have any other moves that I haven't mentioned that look good don't hesitate to analyse them. It also would be useful to mention why you like a particular move and also offer up any analysis you have.

Why do I like Rc1? Well it pins blacks bishop to his rook. Its not a real pin though because the bishop is protected by the pawn.  

The reason I chose Rg1 instead is because its part of the plan to attack blacks king. It also wins us a pawn which can't hurt.  
jbravo58d
08-Sep-09, 13:56

Here here
Not only does it win us a pawn, but it forces the black king to the 8th rank, and if fatcat is not careful, can lead to a back rank mating attack.

31. Rg1 Kg8
32. Rgxg7+ Kf8
33. Rgb7

And then black must play something like 33. . . . Rc8 to avoid 34. Rb8#.
belgje
09-Sep-09, 09:04

I concur
with Rg1 as well.
doji
09-Sep-09, 12:41

Deleted by doji on 11-Sep-09, 08:56.
fatcat2
10-Sep-09, 14:29

My move: 31...Kh8
1. e4 e6
2. d4 d5
3. Nc3 Bb4
4. e5 c5
5. a3 Bxc3+
6. bxc3 Ne7
7. Qg4 O-O
8. Bd3 Nbc6
9. Nf3 f5
10. exf6 e.p. Rxf6
11. Qh4 Nf5
12. Bxf5 Rxf5
13. Qxd8+ Nxd8
14. O-O Nc6
15. Bg5 h6
16. Bh4 Bd7
17. Bg3 Raf8
18. Bd6 Rxf3
19. gxf3 Rxf3
20. dxc5 Rxc3
21. Rfb1 Nd8
22. Be7 Nc6
23. Rxb7 Bc8
24. Rc7 Nxe7
25. Rxe7 Rxc5
26. Rxa7 Rxc2
27. Rd1 Kh7
28. a4 Rc6
29. a5 Ba6
30. Kh1 Bc4
31. Rg1 Kh8



Game board for analysis: game
Your move, Knights of Honour Chess Club!
kendo-ka
10-Sep-09, 15:22

32. Raxg7
I vote for Raxg7  
tennesseehiker
10-Sep-09, 20:24

32. Raxg7
I too vote for Raxg7
jurgemaister
11-Sep-09, 04:49

Better late than never :)
I've been following this game for some time, but haven't felt the urge to speak my opinion until
now. But now I do, so my vote goes for Raxg7 as well  
doji
11-Sep-09, 08:55

Our move: 32. Raxg7
1. e4 e6
2. d4 d5
3. Nc3 Bb4
4. e5 c5
5. a3 Bxc3+
6. bxc3 Ne7
7. Qg4 O-O
8. Bd3 Nbc6
9. Nf3 f5
10. exf6 e.p. Rxf6
11. Qh4 Nf5
12. Bxf5 Rxf5
13. Qxd8+ Nxd8
14. O-O Nc6
15. Bg5 h6
16. Bh4 Bd7
17. Bg3 Raf8
18. Bd6 Rxf3
19. gxf3 Rxf3
20. dxc5 Rxc3
21. Rfb1 Nd8
22. Be7 Nc6
23. Rxb7 Bc8
24. Rc7 Nxe7
25. Rxe7 Rxc5
26. Rxa7 Rxc2
27. Rd1 Kh7
28. a4 Rc6
29. a5 Ba6
30. Kh1 Bc4
31. Rg1 Kh8
32. Raxg7

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