Game against my coach

Jump to forum:
 
20th July 2008, 07:26am
#1
by Lord-Svenstikov
Worcester United Kingdom
Member Since: Sep 2007
Member Points: 727

Ok, so at my club yesterday the coach announces we were going to have a simulatanious display, and to make it interesting he would give us our two pounds back if we got a draw and he would give 5 pounds to each winner. Furthermore he requested white on each board.

I was on good form that day and I managed to rake in one of the two wins that day. I think there was one draw aswell leaving the score at 2/1/12 (w/d/l).

Anyway, here's my game; please point out any failings by me (or my opponent for that matter).


20th July 2008, 08:00am
#2
by Red_Sox_Legend
Red Sox Nation United States
Member Since: Jan 2008
Member Points: 89

wow! that was very well played

 


20th July 2008, 08:04am
#3
by Lord-Svenstikov
Worcester United Kingdom
Member Since: Sep 2007
Member Points: 727

Why, thank you very much kind sir.


20th July 2008, 08:34am
#4
by Velocity
Coral Gables United States
Member Since: Jun 2008
Member Points: 284

Sorry but I find that the diagrams are jumpy and not really well done. Great match played, for sure, but some of the parts in the diagram were combined and such. And somehow your king went from g7 to d7. Very well done, however.


20th July 2008, 08:48am
#5
by Lord-Svenstikov
Worcester United Kingdom
Member Since: Sep 2007
Member Points: 727

It works for me. Did you click on the "advance 5 moves" arrow by acciedent?


20th July 2008, 09:51am
#6
by Velocity
Coral Gables United States
Member Since: Jun 2008
Member Points: 284

I must have 'cause now it works fine. Don't know how it would've happened, I swear I was clicking the "progress one move" button... haha


20th July 2008, 12:27pm
#7
by diskamyl
International
Member Since: Jun 2008
Member Points: 284

I think it's a very well tactically played game, congratulations. However, in the opening, until move 12, you seem to have neglected your developement and made too many queen and pawn moves, where white develops a nice center. I also don't like early Qe7 or e2s personally, but that may be just preference. 


20th July 2008, 01:02pm
#8
by NM tonydal
United States
Member Since: Oct 2007
Member Points: 4654

Yes, that was very nice (right down to the snappy wrap-up combination).  I think your coach should've played 21 Qf3, and he still has some semblance of an attack.  (By the way, the simul giver always takes White on every board--it's a long tradition; and oh yeah, what'd you do with the 5 pounds?)

 

 


20th July 2008, 01:19pm
#9
by Lord-Svenstikov
Worcester United Kingdom
Member Since: Sep 2007
Member Points: 727

You're right, 21.Qf3 provides me a rather blank wall: I can't see any way through it.

Lol, I walk back through town on my way back from chess; that five pounds was hit fairly heavily by buying celebratory chocalate.

Thanks for the praise people!


5th February 2009, 10:03am
#10
by casmith_789
Birmingham England
Member Since: May 2008
Member Points: 465

34... Rxa3+ is better (I think it's mate in one), but well played in the middle, nice Bishop sacrifice.

21st July 2009, 06:53am
#11
by friarface
Worcestershire England
Member Since: Jul 2009
Member Points: 170

In the opening I i didn't think you was going to beat Andy (your coach) but In the end you did after a slight mistake by him I think, also who else beat him because I was at the gigafinal

 

Add your comment:

Join Chess.com for free to add your comment! Already a member? Then login now to comment.