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Annotated by archduke_piccolo (2334): Before annotating the twin games I played with id=easy19 in this MT, I thought I would begin by playing through two other games, just to show how things can get out of hand for either side in the double-edged opening that was the theme of the tournament. The Four Pawns Attack looks imposing - almost irresistable - such is White's presence in the centre. Yet the thing is not as powerful as it… |
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Annotated by archduke_piccolo (2334): This was the last game in the Tournament for these two players, and the second last to finish (at the time of writing kend-ka vs jstevens1 has yet to be completed). The result of the MT was already clear, nothing would change the standings. As the top two seeds Freddy (easy19) and I were first and second, Freddy having dropped not even a solitary half-point, my having lost to him (see Ch 3) and … |
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Annotated by brulla (1941): This is an interesting game from the big mini-tournament "King's Indian Defense, Four-pawn-variant". White starts a strong attack on the black king, gets somewhat stuck in the process and eventually wins the endgame. This is the Four-Pawn-Variant. White builds an impressive center which black aims to attack in the following. White aims to use his center majority to put pressure on the… |
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Annotated by brulla (1941): A game of the King's Indian April 2007 mini-tournament which had the four-pawn-variation as motive.
I add the Spanish comments by migchess20 and the English by carokant. At once the advanced pawn is attacked. White sacrifices a pawn for initiative.
migchess20: 9.cxd5 Esta continuación la considero mejor, ya que los peones centrales ejercen mayor tensión al juego. 9...Ag4… |
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Annotated by brulla (1941): A game I lost in the mini-tournament "King's Indian April 2007". I also add annotations in Spanish by migchess20. migchess20: 7...e6 Esta es una mejor posicion , con juego equilibrado 8.Ae2 exd5 9.cxd5 Te8 10.e5 dxe5 11.fxe5 Cg4 12.Ag5 Db6 13.0–0 Cxe5 14.d6. migchess20: 8...Ca6 Es mejor el caballo a la posicion de a6. y mantener un juego equivalente 9.0–0 Db6 10.e5 Cd7… |
