Chess
JackiesPrince (1659) vs. ??? (1200)
Annotated by:
jackiesprince (1200)
Chess opening:
KGA (C33), bishop's gambit, Maurian defence
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1. e4 e5 2. f4 exf4
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King's gambit accepted
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3. Bc4
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The bishop's gambit. White intends for as much attack as possible.
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3... Nc6 4. d4
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Still opening up the center; helping develop the bishop. Better is Nf3
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4... Bb4+
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1 comment
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5. c3
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and the obvious push backwards
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5... Bd6 6. Nf3
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Developing the knight and putting pressure on e5...also prevents Qh4
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6... f6
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?? a poor move... an attempt to prevent e5
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7. O-O
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Safeguarding the king and putting the rook on the empty file for a hopeful attack. it's funny too, i seem to mostly use castling as an attacking move in my games. "castling is an attacking move"
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7... Na5
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Pushing the bishop off of the dangerous diaganol
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8. Bd3 g5
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an attempt to keep an attack on white, but black's pieces are poorly developed and soon exposed
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9. Nxg5
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White hopes to crush the king's side and end the game quickly
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9... fxg5
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accepts the sacrifice
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10. Qh5+
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and white leads into the attack
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10... Kf8
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Ke7 and white plays e5; winning the bishop
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2 comments
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11. e5
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white must remove the pawn duo
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11... Be7 12. Bxf4
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white continually sacrifices pieces to keep the pressure on black and to keep the poorly placed pieces on poorly kept squares
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12... gxf4
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and black accepts again
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13. Rxf4+
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the obvious recapture
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13... Bf6 14. Nd2
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here white attempts to bring the knight into play and also create a battery on the f file
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14... d5
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black tries to refute the knight, but cannot stop the following moves
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