CHESS OPENINGS

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Annotated chess games with this chess opening:
chess opening #33710
(11)
Simultaneous Exhibition
Amateur vs. J. H. Blackburne
Annotated by last_archimedean (1564): Blackburne was one of the greatest masters of his day. Here, he easliy polishes off a victim in 7 quick moves. This amateur starts with a basic opening. Blackburne tries nothing esoteric, going with the Classical response. The best second move available in this position. Blackburne continues on standard lines. The "Quiet Game" -- but not this time. Now the sparks begin to fly. White snatches the…
chess opening #34167
(4)
Waitzkin-Arnett, Charlotte 1985
Joshua Waitzkin vs. David Arnett
Annotated by eden8 (1200): This game was played in the seventh and final round of the 1985 National Primary Championship in Charlotte, North Carolina. I recommend breaking out a practice board if you want to follow the analysis. Playing White was Joshua Waitzkin and playing Black was David Arnett. My comments are based on the annotated game from Ubisoft's Chessmaster Grandmaster Edition, annotated by Mr Waitzkin himself.…
chess opening #3792
(9)
Annotated by bzbright (1200): Ah, the Blackburne Shilling gambit. Probably my favourite chess trap, although it's very easy for an experienced player to spot and avoid. I certainly wouldn't recommend using it...ever...because there are several chances for White to decline, escape and capitalise on the early sacrifice of Black's material and position. But a fun party piece all the same. This game is a textbook example…
chess opening #47764
(9)
mate in 7
Slaxer (1231) vs. ???
Annotated by slaxer (1149): This is the blackburne shilling gambit. here we go. By the way I was black That isn't a good move. accepts. forks the queen and rook if he goes Nxh8 i would take the rook and soon get checkmate.From now it's unstoppable. saves his rook...which is bad. If he blocks it with the queen he loses it however,if he blocks it with the bishop black goes Nf3++ thank you for watching please go to my…
chess opening #12437
(4)
kewparknick's mini-tournament
japanesebeef1 (1343) vs. kewparknick (1381)
Annotated by kewparknick (1200): the initial position in the mini tournament looking for smothered mate in the opening making his rook safe i played this move because in order to save the rook, he would have to lose the game eg:Rook g8, queen e4# he must have seen the danger gaining more material i had to block checkmate (queen f3 check, king d8,queen f8#) a plan formed in my mind when he played this move, at…
chess opening #14141
(7)
Annotated by crielio_criel (1200): this game is one of my most beautiful one.i have this in the GK blitz game engine,10min...e4-e5 opening. 3. ... Nd4!? last time when i have encountered this variation i have been trapped.. and i lost the game.. 4. ... Qg5!? very nice attemp to destroy my king side..but i counter attack at his king side having a check at Bxf7!! 6. Qh5!! here i have challenge him to a queen to queen to…
chess opening #12585
(7)
Annotated by soccerooscrazy (1200): Smothered Mate - another useful tactic e4 a standard classical opening e5 - the best move available if you are ging for the classical opening Nf3 - the best move you could do with your g1 Knight A good reply not uncommon. Nd4? leaves the e5 pawn open what else would you do? another seemingly stupid move again, what else would you do? obviously, since White has trapped Black's rook, you'd get…