hey it showed them all this time! the secret is after each anotation to click the blank white space in the menu.
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nicholasmaul17 wrote:
Well it seems to me that your opponent made some pretty terrible blunders.
Firstly, though not a blunder, taking back with 8. gxf3?! is worse than simply playing 8. Qxf3 or even Rxf3, as the kingside is weakened, as you pointed out.
Next I think allowing the pawn fork with 14. ...g5?? is a blunder by you and if he just plays 18. dxe5, rather than 18. Bxf4?, White is just up a piece.
Then your next move, 18. ... Neg4+?? works because of his blunder 19. Kg3??, but it shouldn't have. If he played 19. fxg4!, taking the knight while hitting the queen, blocking the g-file, and covering the f4-bishop, then your attack crashes and burns, and I don't see any decent followup moves.
After that, 19. ... Ne3+! is good, and forces the win for black (20. Kh4 Qxf4#; 20. Kh2 Rg2+ 21. Kh1 Qxf4 and 22. ... Qh2# is unstoppable) Against the played 20. Kf2, rather than 20. ...Qxf4? you had 20. ...Nxd1+ picking up the queen, and then after 21. Ke1/2 Qxf4 and Black is totally winning.
Finally, after 21. Qc1 Rg2+! 22. Ke1, 22. ... Qg3+! (not 22. ... Nh5??) forces mate (23. Rf2 Qxf2#).
So overall, I think you played a reasonable game, but just being a bit more alert in a few key moments would have led to a much smoother win.
Alright thanks for the comment
I was curious as to whether you guys thought I took to many risks this game or if my sacirfices were sound. also if u could tell me how my oppisition could hvae stopped me that would have been nice. i will annotate everymove however due to a chess.com glitch it only ever shows my last annotation