There is a mistake in my analysis of move 22... Nf4
It is Rg6+ Kh1, Qxc5 gxf4 and white is in trouble but not so much trouble as I thought.
There is a mistake in my analysis of move 22... Nf4
It is Rg6+ Kh1, Qxc5 gxf4 and white is in trouble but not so much trouble as I thought.
Hey, thanks! That is a valuable comment! You are right about the triple pawns, I will have to take that into consideration on my future games.
Then I don't understand Nf5!, do you mean Ne7 to f5? And taking away the two bishops would be only after black's blunder b3? Or is there another way?
For the records, here is game 1: Link
Now the challenge for me was playing black against the computer, while annotating manually each move. I know I have very little practice with playing black. It get's me a little nervous since I like to have the initiative.
This game has a lot more blunders than the other, but for my surprise, the computer made a lot more mistakes than in the previous game. My lack of concentration here is notorious, I took more time to play and made many mistakes annotating. I think that the lesson after this is that I need more practice and many many more games!
But have fun watching this, and don't hesitate to comment on it!