Fischer Vs Weinstein
Bobby Fischer vs. Raymond Allen Weinstein
Annotated by:
richard1234567 (1803)
Chess opening:
Ruy Lopez (C88), closed, Leonhardt variation
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13. d5
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d5! Closes up the position and gives white a REAL advantage. |
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13... Bc8
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Although this move looks like a waste of time it isn't. Whites bishop on b7 won't do much as the pawn structure is locked. He'll try to put his bishop on a better square. |
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14. Nbd2
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It protects c4 and develops. |
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14... g6
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I don't know about this move. Maybe it was to prevent a knight coming onto f5 but he has a bishop. |
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15. b4
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Strange move. It attacks the knight and gains space on the Queenside. |
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15... Nb7
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Only available square. If Nc4 then Bd3 or b3 . |
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16. a4
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Shattering blacks pawn structure immediately!. If taken white will have more of an advantage. |
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16... Bd7
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Defends the pawn. |
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17. axb5 axb5
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Why not take with the bishop? I suppose he didn't want to tie down the bishop to a6. |
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18. Rxa8 Qxa8 19. Re3
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Trying to swing the rook over to a3 where it'll attack the queen. |
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19... Qc8
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Black doesn't want to be attacked with TEMPO and so moves his queen onto a open file. |
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20. Ra3
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White grabs the open file and can play Ra7 infiltrating blacks queenside. |
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20... Qc7
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A weird move at first but the idea was to get the rook active. |
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21. Nb3
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Making way for the bishop. |
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21... Nh5
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Black can adapt to a Kings Indian style and play f5. |
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22. Bd3
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Attacks the pawn on b5. |
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22... Rc8
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CLaiming the c file. |
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23. Qf1
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Attacks the b pawn a second time. |
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23... Nf6
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Attakcs the e4 pawn and can regain the pawn if b5 is taken. |
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24. Bg5
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Pins the knight. |
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