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24th June 2009, 07:00am
#1
by bigmac30
devon England
Member Since: Aug 2007
Member Points: 416

Here is a sicillian i played last night in our anual summer tournement all play all it is not the best game but i had to constaintly change my palns due to his moves see if you can spot them

25th June 2009, 02:02am
#2
by Amnesiac
Devon United Kingdom
Member Since: Oct 2007
Member Points: 1206

He played terribly, I've never seen him play that badly before. Did he resign? usually he won't give in until mate.

A few little points, after 2...d6 white can play f4 and black tends to lose a tempo due to the normal way of playing against it with d5, but thats quite subtle and doesn't tend to matter apart from at the very top levels. I didn't like 4...Bd7, best to develop the other pieces first, Nf6 and Be7. He got over excited with 7 e5, instead Bb3 and black could end up overextended on the queenside and white is ahead on development. I think you could probably get away with 16...Qh1+ but getting the queens off leads to a won ending so fair enough.

It was hilarious how he ran after the pawn in the end, will he never learn? lol

25th June 2009, 02:54am
#3
by bigmac30
devon England
Member Since: Aug 2007
Member Points: 416

i did consider 16 q h1+ but it looked more messy than going 4 peices up i think it is a nice warm up for mike next week ps i think the very last move i made was q b5 cheakmate some how but my writting isn't good

25th June 2009, 02:59am
#4
by bigmac30
devon England
Member Since: Aug 2007
Member Points: 416

ps bd5 compleatly flumuxed me i was looking for all sorts of tricks and then pushing that pawn was strange then not exchanging queens because he played badley i can't tell how well i played very messey stuff gudging 6 i think overall

25th June 2009, 03:08am
#5
by Amnesiac
Devon United Kingdom
Member Since: Oct 2007
Member Points: 1206

No, sometimes he plays well (in the opening I actually rate him quite highly, well for his level anyway), but sometimes you don't have a clue what he's doing. Can't really tell how well you played. I rate Neil higher than Mike though, but maybe that's just me, he just plays his a, e, d, and h pawns up one square and develops passively. Just take the centre with pawns and develop aggressively and it should be ok.

25th June 2009, 10:34am
#6
by grolich
Israel Israel
Member Since: Mar 2008
Member Points: 433

Well, good game. He played horribly, you exploited his mistakes.

Nothing much to add:)

You didn't make any big mistakes at all.

You were too busy exploiting his mistakes to have a chance to go wrong too badly:)

25th June 2009, 11:02am
#7
by bigmac30
devon England
Member Since: Aug 2007
Member Points: 416
grolich wrote:

Well, good game. He played horribly, you exploited his mistakes.

Nothing much to add:)

You didn't make any big mistakes at all.

You were too busy exploiting his mistakes to have a chance to go wrong too badly:)


 thankyou for that i think you're right i did not expect qe6 as a move and had to make a very quick adjustment but after wards qf3 dosent look as deadly as i thought

 

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