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Annotated by riwulof (1933): Unusual but very solid. c4 is more popular Classical player will go for d5, agressive player can try c5 at once. I choose the queen's indian. Start the fight for the center. Best results according to GK database. Connecting rook. White is better and prepare e4, then an attack on the kingside with the help of the 2 rocket-like bishops. So black prevent e4 If Rae1 to go e4 anyway… |
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Annotated by gazdvez (1200): Blacks' pieces are all defensive. The Bishop on b7 is useless because of 0-0-0, and the Knight on d5 has no place to go. But the position is equal. If I want to catch the Knight, I must first take away the sqare b4, and then I can push the deadly c4. After Nc7 I have an attack with Bxg6 Qc8 Bxh7 Kh8 Bf6 Bg7 Nh5... To get away from the pin. I have a piece… |
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Annotated by gazdvez (1200): I wanted to play c4, not c3. My pawnchain is crashed, but I have an outpost on e5 for the Knight. I wanted to stay on the black kings' diagonal. If black doesnot take my knight, after Nxf7 Kxf7 Bxe6 seems to be hard to me. with f4 totally equal this position, maybe now my queen is more active then blacks', but it cannot be enough to win, if… |
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Annotated by gazdvez (1200): Colle-system. To make weakpoints by the king. That is why the place of the knight f6 must be. A typical sucrifice in the Colle. The game is over. Now white must care of the first rank, and it must win. This exchange is the simpliest, maybe not the best. A trick. After Rxb8 Re1# Playing with patience. Anyway, the bishop is… |
