My good games at this week #57
Hello, my dear chess friends!
Welcome to the latest update on my chess adventures.
Do you remember My Good Games #52? That’s where I introduced you to my 'new' weapon, which is actually the very old-school Urusov Gambit.
I’ve been playing it non-stop this week. I admit, I played some remarkable games, but I’m going to be a tease and save those for a separate blog post coming soon.
For now, I want to show you just one game.
Next game will be absolutely fantastic — the kind that would make you immediately report me for cheating if you were sitting on the other side of the board. But my regular readers know better! They can testify that these moves are purely the result of my home analysis. This preparation started with a Magnus Carlsen game (from Top 5 serial sacrifices blog), helped me defeat the strongest player in a blitz tournament, and even earned me a nomination for the Best Game of January.
When my opponent requested a rematch, the fun continued. Here is the next game against the same player!
This features one of my favorite opening lines. I’ve actually written two blogs about this before: Top 5 Italian attacks! and its sequel, Itallian shine. It’s a whole bucket of adventures!
See? Reading my page regularly might just protect you from unpleasant rematches. What do you think?
I have another new weapon to share, this time against 1.d4. Previously, I was a staunch supporter of 1...d5. You might remember my blogs: Top 5 games against Queens Pawn and Top 5 my games in Semi-Slav Defence ?
I have another new weapon to share, this time against 1.d4. Previously, I was a staunch supporter of 1...d5. You might remember my blogs: Top 5 games against Queens Pawn and Top 5 my games in Semi-Slav Defence ?
But maybe it’s time to diversify my Good Games? Let’s shake things up!
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