Need help analysing this since im not very good. It is a game played by my team mate whos rated 1286 against a much stronger player and it seems like he probably could have gotten a draw at some point. the annotations are by him.
I think that starting from move 20 Black is theoretically winning and knight's position has nothing to do with any thing but whether he generated enough play for a draw later that I don't know right now,also isolated queen pawns give excellent chasnces for attacks and combinations either against black's king or against his pieces,and ofcourse Re1 was the losing blunder
Need help analysing this since im not very good. It is a game played by my team mate whos rated 1286 against a much stronger player and it seems like he probably could have gotten a draw at some point. the annotations are by him.
I think that starting from move 20 Black is theoretically winning and knight's position has nothing to do with any thing but whether he generated enough play for a draw later that I don't know right now,also isolated queen pawns give excellent chasnces for attacks and combinations either against black's king or against his pieces,and ofcourse Re1 was the losing blunder