Basically im just wondering why white resigned here. Black (me) was down 3 pawns, but had the bishop pair and a huge devolopment advantage. Still, white was not completely lost....was he?
How much better was black?
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trysts wrote:
I wouldn't have resigned. I would have probably played 25.Nc4
Then the white bishop could pin the n with moves like bb5 and ba6, allowing the rooks to continue the attack on b2
Sep 11, 2011
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I-GO-HARD wrote:
Then the white bishop could pin the n with moves like bb5 and ba6, allowing the rooks to continue the attack on b2
The pin is okay, since it will give me time to limit my losses to a pawn or two while trying to get my g1-knight out, and perhaps castle. The key for me would be to stay in the game long enough to get my pieces developed, once that occurs anything can happen with us non-masters
