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Israelie Chess leage division B
matsany vs. Dora
Annotated by: matsany (1934)
Chess opening: Sicilian (B22), 2.c3, Heidenfeld variation

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1. e4 c5 2. c3 Nf6 3. e5 Nd5 4. c4 Nb6 5. Nf3 d6	this position remineds a littele bit of Alekhne's defense , when white have space and center controll while black makes presure on the center , but the only difrense of this idea is , the black didnt play Bg4 .
	1 comment jkarp (1168) on 01-Aug-12: Other then the fact the Bg4 is similar to a Reversed Ruy Lopez, what is the significance of Bg4?


6. exd6 exd6 7. Nc3 Nc6 8. d4	good move , white opens his DBS diagonal , and build good center and activity for his pieces .
	1 comment jkarp (1168) on 01-Aug-12: How?


8... cxd4 9. Nxd4 Be7	good move , black developme his DSB corectly , the idea of 9...g6 and bishop g7 is less effective because of the weakness of d6 pawn .
	2 comments jkarp (1168) on 01-Aug-12: How is d6 weak? To me, it appears to be one of the strongest squares. matsany (1934) on 01-Aug-12: d6 is a weak pawn because off ,its force to peices defending it , even worse , one of the defenders is the queen , which as you know the queen is very bad defender because of , it can easly shue it away , another problem is , that it limits the bishop moves because of it , the bishop or the queen must stay on the position to defend the pawn d6 . you must understand positional game .


10. Be3 O-O 11. Be2	white peices are placed well , and doesnt interupt each other , now all i need is 0-0 and i all most dont have problems .
	1 comment jkarp (1168) on 01-Aug-12: I agree that castling Kingside will eliminate most of your problems, in this position.


11... d5	good move , black wishes to get reed of his d6 weakness and attacks whites center .
	2 comments jkarp (1168) on 01-Aug-12: As I had mentioned earlier, I believe that d6 was one of the strongest squares. matsany (1934) on 01-Aug-12: no no no , as i mentond earlier ,the position d6 pawn is weak , there for 11...d5 is good move because , black findes a good way to get reed of that weakness


12. Nxc6	i don't know if its mistake but ,surely was unnecessary move , i am helping black to opens his B file for his rook , better move was 12.cxd5-Nxd5.13.0-0 and i am fine .
	2 comments jkarp (1168) on 01-Aug-12: I do not see how this move helps to open blacks b file. matsany (1934) on 01-Aug-12: 12....bxc6 thats how?!


12... bxc6 13. Bxb6	another strange move , i thught that after 13.Bxb6 and cxd i win a free pawn ,however i missed blacks next move .



13... Qxb6 14. cxd5 Qxb2	good move , now i cant 15.dxc because of 15...Qxc3+, i simpley had a feeling that i am loseing my game .
	1 comment jkarp (1168) on 01-Aug-12: Even worse, you have to be very careful, or 15...Qxc3 giving away. Note: loosing a knight, rook, your chance to castle. In addition, it would also expose your king. Why? 15...Qxc3 forks your rook and king, and you are forced to protect with your king. Therefore, your king becomes exposed.


15. Rc1 cxd5 16. Nxd5 Bg5 17. Rc2 Qe5	blacks pieces very active here.



18. O-O Bb7 19. Bf3 Rad8	good move , the black rooks now joining to the game ,Rook(a)pined the whites knight on d5 while R(f)will move to e8.
	1 comment jkarp (1168) on 01-Aug-12: In addition, your opponent has controlled the center.


20. Re1	good move , as i was all most hopeless, i found a nice defense, 20.Re1 attacks to retreat from E file , and takes very effective position , and another idea is , that the black queen take a powerful spot on e5 and i had to some how to divorce it from there.



20... Qb8	20...Qd6 was better , however it losing the eeffect of the pine on the white knight on d5 (20...Qb6.21.Nc3-Qxd1.22.Rxd1),the queen still can move to another active spots ,like g6. now i am take over on the game again .



21. Rb2	threating Rxb7 and Nf6+,
	2 comments tiger_lilov (1200) on 01-Aug-12: No, its not a threat since the kngith is pinned to the queen. Therefore white would easily have played a move like ..Qa8 matsany (1934) on 01-Aug-12: i meant that the threat is not immideate , after Qb1 it is very hard to defend .


21... Kh8 22. Qb1	maybe the winning move , the threat is winning the black DSB on b7 , now moves like 22....Rd7 wont help black because of .23.Qf5! and afork on the rook on d7 and the DSB on g5 . therefor black giving his queen for a knigh and a rook .
	2 comments jkarp (1168) on 01-Aug-12: Because of what you just mentioned, the game is lost for black. Unless, she can find a way to pull a win or draw, despite loosing her Queen, but this is very unlikely. matsany (1934) on 01-Aug-12: the black is a guy , not a girl ,. Dora its his last name .


22... Bxd5 23. Rxb8 Rdxb8 24. Qf5	even if white have small material advantage , the active queen is makes the deference . this shows how queen can be so dangerous when it have power full position .
	1 comment jkarp (1168) on 01-Aug-12: In addition, she has to be very careful, or you will eventually mate with Be4, followed by Qxh7#.


24... Bxf3 25. Qxf3 Bf6 26. h3 h6 27. a4 Rfd8 28. Rd1 Rxd1+ 29. Qxd1 Kg8 30. Qd7 Be5	white still have to be careful here , if 31.Qxa7??-Rb1#.
	1 comment jkarp (1168) on 01-Aug-12: On the other hand, she also has to be very careful, or you will make an inevitable pawn promtion.


31. g3 a5 32. Qa7 Rb1+ 33. Kg2 Bc3 34. Qa8+	and black resigns , after 34...Kh7 (forced).35.Qe4+-g6.36.Qxb1 and black loses his Rook and the game thank you i hope you enjoy the game .
	2 comments matsany (1934) on 01-Aug-12: i must admit this game was one of the poorest ever games i ever played , i hope i will play better next week . jkarp (1168) on 01-Aug-12: It was, but everyone has to have a bad game once in a while. This includes grandmasters. In fact, it is extremely likely that this bad game will cause you to have really good games, in the near future. Afterall, you generally learn from your mistakes, if you loose or have bad games, matsany.

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