This is from one daily game that I played. The opponent had beaten me earlier but he never got going in the 2nd game that we played. This was a one move a day game, and the thoughts on the game have been mentioned in the game itself.
Textbook instance of punishing lack of development by opponent. Crushed in 17 moves.
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great game well played.
Apr 25, 2018
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#3
In your other game against Mr Beresford 53...Kd5 was the move, your king can eat his pawns and then help your pawns promote or if he tries to defend his g pawn then your pawns just promote.
Yeah in the other game I just missed that I had moved the king to the wrong place where he promotes with check. Any move but that and we both promote one move of each other and it should be a draw. However he also found a great tactical shot earlier with the rook x bishop plan. After that having lost the advantage i just played the game very poorly from that point on
I remember analysing with an engine later and Kd8 is still given as a big advantage although I admit the way forward is still not as clear as in this line but I guess thats what makes it a stouter defense 😀
Apr 26, 2018
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#6
My point was you had no need to let him promote. He can't take on c6 without letting the other pawn escape while you can stop his pawns.
