I think this was a pretty good game for both players.
Both made mistakes and blunders, but it turned better out for me in the end, even that he had a potential attack on my king.
I won on time, otherwise it would've been a draw.
Another game!
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Good blitz game
10.Nc7+ *(<---ooops... this should be 11.Nc7+)
He had 29...Qf4! and I don't think there's a good way to stop Rh6# next move...(the only try I can find is 30.Qe3 Rxg4 31.hxg4 Qxe3 -+ *edit*, wait that's all wrong it doesn't even prevent 30...Rh6# ...there's 30.Qc5 Rh6+ 31.Qh5 g5#! ) ... after that he misses a lot of moves -- you were actually in a lot of trouble, good job keeping your cool and staying alive...
Well, can't the white king just take the black queen on f4, if he moves Qf4?
May 14, 2010
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I think you may have been in for some trouble if Black plays 34. ... Rb6. I don't see a good way preventing mate.
Why not 11. Nc7+ forking the king and rook, also removing the black kings castling rights?
Am i missing something?
mikael wrote:
Well, can't the white king just take the black queen on f4, if he moves Qf4?
Well, I mislabelled the move number for Nc7+ (should have been move 11.) so maybe I made an oversight in the rest of the note too...I'll re-post my variation with a diagram:
*well, I made an error in my notes... I call White's king immobile, but it's not true... the White king can go to h5, breaking the pin on the N, and prevent Rh6#... but of course it allows Qg5#, so it's hardly a refutation.