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Sacrificial Openings
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Aug 7, 2014
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#23
My analysis is incomplete and mate without consulting engine etc. after 1:30 am but it shows some interesting stuff
Aug 7, 2014
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#24
Optimissed wrote:
Whoops .... same I.P. address I spose.
I quess so... What made him so upset?
Aug 7, 2014
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#25
CORRECTION TO MY DIAGRAM: After 15...Nc6 16.Bd3! wins because if Black's queen leaves the e-file then Nxc6+,Qxe7#. That's why she is doomed to die!
Aug 7, 2014
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#27
Optimissed wrote:
Yes I thought that might be possible. But you also need to analyse d3 since that might lead to a quicker win.
I see you're a Finn. Son's GF is a Finn, from Vaasa.
Nice 
. The problem may be that in the mainline which I showed (in which d4 was played and Black castled queenside) White must play d4 before playing the move Bd3 in the very end, so White is one tempo down (but is still easily winning). I'll check it later today. I'm going to have some sleep before that. See you later!
TheMushroomDealer wrote:
My analysis is incomplete and mate without consulting engine etc. after 1:30 am but it shows some interesting stuff
This is the way to analyze a game! No chess engine, just human brains trying to figure stuff out. 4 of us spent 6 hours at a Dennys, going over a game. We learned so much more from doing that, as opposed to just running it through an engine.
Apr 5, 2018
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#29
I would recommend the Exchange Sacrifice. It is a very tactical opening and transposes in easy mating opportunities.
Good work from chess.com! You blocked this quy as soon as I read his comments..
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