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Annotated by lastav (1200): So here goes a game that I might play if I would play myself which is sort of confusing as i'd know all my plans. A promising opening. A good enough return. I'm never confident to try something different like c5 because I am never too sure how to take it through. A simple and quite a popular move for white. An easy way to defend the pawn for black. Threatening the pawn on f7 by later moving my… |
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Annotated by chessnovice (1906): jstevens1 challenged me to a quick game last week, and I felt the game was interesting enough to justify some notation. I hope you enjoy. The game starts off with the Giucco Piano. Bc4 usually beckons this position, and I rarely enjoy the awkward situations that 3. ... Nf6 brings (with Ng5, threatening the f7 pawn).
The opening was convenient, because I was in the mood for a nice, slow… |
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Annotated by punkusmartyrus (1200): e4 is my favorite opening in hopes of the Italian game where many fun traps await. And it seems to be a favorite of blacks too. Giuoco Pianissimo, Canal variation White is unconcerned about the doubling on the c file since it would still add support to the center, but offers the chance to double the e file and open the f file for later use as well! An unsound choice at best, that… |
