What a nice game of mine.. ^_^
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SundayDomingo
Jan 14, 2012
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#1
well played...
After the blunder 7.. Bb4, you had to play Qxg7 immediatly. After 8.. Bd2, black was fine with 8.. Nf6. I checked it with rybka, and black went from -3,78 to only -0,30 in this continuation.
21. h7
Jan 14, 2012
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#4
if Qxg7,,then,,Bxc3,bxc3,Nf6,Qh7+... but I have a double pawns... did u download it ur rybka for free?? please give me the link where did u downloaded..
jerelie_lover06 wrote:
if Qxg7,,then,,Bxc3,bxc3,Nf6,Qh7+... but I have a double pawns... did u download it ur rybka for free?? please give me the link where did u downloaded..
true, but that's not a big problem. Qxh8+, Ke7, Bh6, Qxc3+, Ke2, Qxc2+, Kf1, Qb2, Qxf6+, Qxf6, Bxf6+, Kxf6. In this endgame position, you are a rook up and you have a four-pawn-island on the kingside. and yes, i downloaded it for free! i'll try to find the link
Thomas_Vandeputte wrote:
21. h7
16, 17, 19, 20 and 21 should have been moving that pawn up IMO.
6.Bb5 is a totally pointless move. Black should of course reply 6...a6 or 6...Ne7.
In your sideline analysis: while 14. Bf8+ "could end the game", 14. Qf8# definitely would end the game.