My good games at this week #67
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I had a few fantastic games this week that truly helped brighten up my mood. The boards delivered serious entertainment, from hilarious blunders to a bizarre, creative opening.
It all kicked off with a game against German FIDE Master Christian Aepfler (FIDE 2257).
Next, my collection of "Wins Against Titled Players" got a fresh entry: a great game against a National Master from Brazil.
This one just happened a couple of hours ago during my last stream.
We've explored some genuinely weird stuff on the pages of my blog. I’ve faced the Van Geet Opening, the Schilling-Kostic Gambit, and even the Mao Tse Tung Attack (My Good games #19) and the Mongredien Defense (My Good Games #55). But at least those "wonders" had names!
How do you even classify this incredibly creative, borderline chaotic game? My opponent showed up with something truly insane, and I was absolutely thrilled by the intense, street-fight nature of the ensuing struggle.
Maybe we should call this brand-new line the "American Opening" in honor of its first pioneer? Ha-ha, why not?
And finally, here is another fun game that revisits a classic tactical theme. Readers of my blog post Let's sacrifice on h7 ! will immediately recognize the main, devastating idea here. A classic theme never fails to deliver!
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