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13... Bd3
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!?This came as an unpleasant surprise to me..I had completely missed this move, wich leads to a nice combination! |
 
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14. Ne6
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Black must still move his queen first. |
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14... Qb6
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And does so very effectively! |
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15. Nxf8 Bxe2
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The point of 13...Bd3: 16.Re1 Nd3! wins for black. |
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16. Nxd7 Nxd7
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These moves are almost forced... |
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17. Qe1
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? Here I missed a win, because after 17.Re1!? Bxb2 18.Qb1 Bxa1 19.Qxa1 Bxc4 20.Bh6! black is lost! |
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17... Bxf1 18. Qe6+
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Much stronger than 18.Qxf1. White can now regain some initiative. Somehow the previous moves of my opponent served as a wake up call for me, since I slowly felt my position slip away.. |
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18... Kh8 19. Rxf1 Ne5
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? 19...Qxb2 20.Bc1 Qf6 21.Qxd7 Qxh4 22.Qxb7 Rf8 is ok for black, with a more or less equal position. |
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20. Bc3
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Finally, the bishop becomes more active. Let the attack begin! |
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20... Qc7
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?? A blunder in a bad position. Black should have tried 20...Nxc4 21.Bxg7 Kxg7 22.Qxe7 Kg8 though white is still better. |
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21. Re1
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The rook is on its way to h3! |
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21... Re8
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? 21...Qc8 was the best move here I think. Blacks play is becoming increasingly more passive. |
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22. Re3
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Here I was trying to provoke 22....Nxc4?? 23.Nxg6 ! followed by 24.Rh3 and mate follows. |
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22... Rf8
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?? A fatal blunder from my opponent! 22...Qc8 would have saved him as we'll see after my next move.. |
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23. Bxe5
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Taking away the defender of g6! |
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23... dxe5
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23...Bxe5 24.Nxg6 hxg6 25.Qxg6! ( not 25.Rh3 Kg7 )
threatening mate with Rh3 , 25...Qc8! 26.Kf1!! and black is also lost.
( again not 26.Rh3 ? Qxh3! 27.gxh3 Rg8 and black comes out a bishop ahead. )
Regarding the note at move 22: if black had played 22...Qc8 then after 23.Bxe5 Bxe5! 24.Nxg6 ? hxg6 25.Qxg6 the position is uncertain. I tried analysing some lines but the postion is full of pitfalls. Here is one line I liked: after 25.Qxg6
25...Rf8 26.Kf1! Rxf2 ? 27.Kxf2 Bd4 28.Ke2 Bxe3 29.Kxe3
This was all hard to see and I doubt I would not have played 23.Bxe5 and 24.Nxg6 because it was simply to deep to calculate for me at that time... |
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24. Nxg6+
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And so after waiting patiently for ten moves, the knight on h4 makes his
third move of the game and my opponent simply resigned because of:
24...hxg6 25.Rh3 Bh6 26.Rxh6 Kg7 27.Qxg6 mate.
Needless to say, that night I had some sweet dreams ;)
Hope you enjoyed,
Sarasani
PS. If you have suggestions or corrections please message me! |
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