Chess Analysis Blog: September 2017

Thursday, September 28, 2017

Black to play.

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Analysis of sgolde20 (1273) vs. john2001plus (1781)


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5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	e4	e6
2.	Nf3	d5
3.	exd5	exd5
4.	d4	Nf6
5.	Bd3	Bd6
6.	O-O	O-O
7.	Bg5	h6
8.	Bxf6	Qxf6
9.	Nc3	c6
10.	Re1	Bg4
11.	Be2	Nd7
12.	Nd2	Bxe2
13.	Nxe2	Rfe8
14.	Nf3	Nf8
15.	c3	Ng6
16.	Ng3	Nh4
17.	Nxh4	Qxh4
18.	Qd2	f5
19.	h3	Bxg3
20.	fxg3	Qxg3
21.	Rf1	g6
22.	Rf3	Qg5
23.	Qxg5	hxg5
24.	Rg3	Kg7
25.	Rxg5	Re2
26.	g4	fxg4
27.	Rxg4	Rh8
28.	h4	Rxb2
29.	Re1	Rxa2
30.	Re7+	Kh6
31.	Rxb7	Rh7

Sunday, September 24, 2017

What is the best continuation for Black?

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Analysis 5uckItTrebe (1817) vs. john2001plus (1848)


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3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	Bf4	c5
3.	c3	cxd4
4.	cxd4	Qb6
5.	Nf3	Qxb2
6.	Nbd2	Nc6
7.	e3	Nb4
8.	Rc1	Nfd5
9.	Nc4	Qxa2
10.	Bd3	Nxd3+
11.	Qxd3	Qa6
12.	Qb3	b5
13.	Nd6+	exd6
14.	Qxd5	Bb7
15.	Qf5	Be7
16.	O-O	Bxf3
17.	gxf3	Qb7
18.	Rc2	b4
19.	Rfc1	O-O
20.	e4	Rac8

What is the best continuation for Black?

ICC tourney 1315 (12 3), Internet Chess Club
JRussell2 (1186) vs. yoshi (1679)


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3
4
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6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	Nf3	e6
3.	g3	c5
4.	c3	d5
5.	Bg2	Nc6
6.	Nbd2	Bd6
7.	O-O	O-O
8.	Re1	e5
9.	Nxe5	Nxe5
10.	dxe5	Bxe5
11.	Nf3	Bc7
12.	Bg5	Be6
13.	Bxf6	Qxf6
14.	Nh4	Rad8
15.	Qc1	b6
16.	e4	d4
17.	cxd4	Qxd4
18.	Nf3	Qc4
19.	Qxc4	Bxc4
20.	Bf1	Bd3
21.	Bxd3	Rxd3
22.	Re3	Rxe3
23.	fxe3	Re8
24.	Rd1	Rd8
25.	Rxd8+	Bxd8
26.	e5	Bc7
27.	Kf2	Kf8
28.	Ke2	Ke7
29.	Kd3	Ke6
30.	Ng5+	Kxe5
31.	Nxh7	Bd8
32.	h4	b5
33.	b3	f5
34.	Nf8	Kd5
35.	Ng6	c4+
36.	Kc2	Bc7
37.	Nf4+	Bxf4
38.	exf4	Ke4

What is the best move for White?

ICC tourney 1315 (12 3), Internet Chess Club
yoshi (1703) vs. RM3 (1043)


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3
2
1

(white to move)

1.	Nf3	Nc6
2.	d4	e5
3.	d5	e4
4.	dxc6	exf3
5.	cxb7	Bxb7
6.	exf3	Nf6
7.	Bd3	Bd6
8.	O-O	O-O
9.	Nc3	Re8
10.	Re1	Rxe1+
11.	Qxe1	c6
12.	Ne4	Nxe4
13.	Qxe4	Qf6
14.	Qxh7+	Kf8
15.	Qf5	Qxf5
16.	Bxf5	Rd8
17.	Bg5	f6
18.	Be3	Be5
19.	Bxa7	d5
20.	c3	Ba6
21.	Rd1	Be2
22.	Rd2	Bc4
23.	b3	Bb5
24.	c4	Bc3
25.	Bc5+	Kf7
26.	Rd3	Ba6
27.	Rxc3	dxc4
28.	Bc2	Ra8
29.	a4	Re8
30.	h3

What is the best move for White?

ICC tourney 1315 (12 3), Internet Chess Club
Analysis of yoshi (1705) vs. itemsfront (1459)


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4
3
2
1

(white to move)

1.	Nf3	d5
2.	d4	c5
3.	c4	Nf6
4.	cxd5	cxd4
5.	Qxd4	e6
6.	e4	Be7
7.	Bb5+	Bd7
8.	Nc3	O-O
9.	d6	Bxb5
10.	dxe7	Qxe7
11.	Nxb5	Rd8
12.	Qa4	a6
13.	O-O	Nc6
14.	Nc3	b5
15.	Qc2	Rac8
16.	Bg5	b4
17.	e5	bxc3
18.	exf6	gxf6
19.	Be3	Nb4
20.	Qe2	cxb2
21.	Qxb2	Rc2
22.	Qb1	Rdc8
23.	Nd4	Rc2c4
24.	a3	Nc2
25.	Nxc2	Rxc2
26.	Rc1	Rxc1+
27.	Bxc1	f5
28.	Be3	Qf6
29.	Qf1	f4
30.	Rc1	Rxc1
31.	Bxc1

Saturday, September 23, 2017

Black to play for a strong advantage.

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Analysis of 5uckItTrebek (1817) vs. john2001plus (1848)


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3
4
5
6
7
8

-7

(black to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	Bf4	c5
3.	c3	cxd4
4.	cxd4	Qb6
5.	Nf3	Qxb2
6.	Nbd2	Nc6
7.	e3	Nb4
8.	Rc1	Nfd5
9.	Nc4	Qxa2
10.	Bd3	Nxd3+
11.	Qxd3	b5
12.	Nce5	Nb4
13.	Qc3	e6
14.	O-O	f6
15.	Nd3	a5
16.	Nc5	Nd5
17.	Qd3	Bxc5
18.	Rxc5	O-O
19.	Bd6	Re8
20.	e4	Ne7
21.	Rfc1	Ba6
22.	Rc5c2	b4
23.	Rxa2	Bxd3
24.	Rca1	b3
25.	Rb2	a4
26.	Bxe7	Rxe7
27.	Rxb3	Bxe4
28.	Rba3	Bc6

Black to play for equality.

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5uckItTrebek (1817) vs. john2001plus (1848)


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2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	Bf4	c5
3.	c3	cxd4
4.	cxd4	Qb6
5.	Nf3	Qxb2
6.	Nbd2	Nc6
7.	e3	Nb4
8.	Rc1	Nfd5
9.	Nc4	Qxa2
10.	Bd3	Nxd3+
11.	Qxd3	b5
12.	Nce5	Nb4
13.	Qc3	e6
14.	O-O	f6
15.	Nd3	a5
16.	Nc5	Nd5
17.	Qd3	Bxc5
18.	Rxc5	O-O
19.	Bd6	Re8
20.	e4	Ne7
21.	Rfc1	Nc6
22.	Rh5	g6
23.	Rh3	Bb7
24.	e5	Rec8
25.	exf6	Nd8
26.	Bc5	Bxf3
27.	Rxf3	d6
28.	Rg3	Rc7
29.	Rxg6+	hxg6
30.	Qxg6+	Kh8
31.	Qh6+	Kg8
32.	Qg6+

Black to play for a strong advantage.

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5uckItTrebek (1817) vs. john2001plus (1848)


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2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	Bf4	c5
3.	c3	cxd4
4.	cxd4	Qb6
5.	Nf3	Qxb2
6.	Nbd2	Nc6
7.	e3	Nb4
8.	Rc1	Nfd5
9.	Nc4	Qxa2
10.	Bd3	Nxd3+
11.	Qxd3	b5
12.	Nce5	Nb4
13.	Qc3	e6
14.	O-O	f6
15.	Nd3	a5
16.	Nc5	Nd5
17.	Qd3	Bxc5
18.	Rxc5	O-O
19.	Bd6	Re8
20.	e4	Ne7
21.	Rfc1	Nc6
22.	Rh5	g6
23.	Rh3	e5
24.	dxe5	Nxe5
25.	Nxe5	fxe5
26.	Qe3	Bb7
27.	Qh6	Qf7
28.	Rf3	Qg7
29.	Qe3	Re6
30.	Qd3	Bc6
31.	Rd1	b4

Black to play for a slight advantage.

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5uckItTrebek (1817) vs. john2001plus (1848), 900+10


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2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	Bf4	c5
3.	c3	cxd4
4.	cxd4	Qb6
5.	Nf3	Qxb2
6.	Nbd2	Nc6
7.	e3	Nb4
8.	Rc1	Nfd5
9.	Nc4	Qxa2
10.	Bd3	Nxd3+
11.	Qxd3	b5
12.	Nce5	Nb4
13.	Qc3	e6
14.	O-O	f6
15.	Nd3	a5
16.	Nc5	Nd5
17.	Qd3	Bxc5
18.	Rxc5	O-O
19.	Bd6	Re8
20.	e4	Ne7
21.	Rfc1	Nc6
22.	Rh5	g6
23.	Rh3	e5
24.	dxe5	Nxe5
25.	Nxe5	fxe5
26.	Qe3	Qe6
27.	Qh6	Qf7
28.	Rf3	Qg7
29.	Qe3	Bb7
30.	Rc7	Re6
31.	Rxb7	Rxd6
32.	g3	Qe7

Friday, September 22, 2017

White to play.

ICC 1 2, Internet Chess Club
Analysis of Yoshi (1676) vs. Angpan (2374)


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4
3
2
1

-2

(white to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	c4	c5
3.	d5	b5
4.	cxb5	a6
5.	bxa6	g6
6.	Nc3	Bxa6
7.	e4	Bxf1
8.	Kxf1	d6
9.	g3	Bg7
10.	Kg2	O-O
11.	Nge2	Nbd7
12.	a4	Ra7
13.	Nb5	Rb7
14.	Qc2	Qa8
15.	Nec3	Ne8
16.	Bd2	Nc7
17.	Nxc7	Rxc7
18.	Nb5	Rb7
19.	Bc3	Bxc3
20.	bxc3	Qa5
21.	c4	Ra8
22.	f4

White to play.

ICC 1 2, Internet Chess Club
Analysis of Yoshi (1676) vs. Angpan (2374)


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7
6
5
4
3
2
1

(white to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	c4	c5
3.	d5	b5
4.	cxb5	a6
5.	bxa6	g6
6.	Nc3	Bxa6
7.	e4	Bxf1
8.	Kxf1	d6
9.	g3	Bg7
10.	Kg2	O-O
11.	Nge2	Nbd7
12.	a4	Ra7
13.	Nb5	Rb7
14.	Qc2	Qa8
15.	Nec3	Ne8
16.	Bd2	Nc7
17.	Nxc7	Rxc7
18.	Nb5	Rb7
19.	Bc3	Bxc3
20.	Qxc3	Nf6
21.	Rhe1	Rfb8
22.	f4	Rb6
23.	b3	Ne8
24.	e5	Qxd5+
25.	Qf3	Qxf3+
26.	Kxf3	d5
27.	Rad1	e6
28.	g4	Rb6b7
29.	f5	Nc7
30.	Nxc7	Rxc7
31.	Re3	Kf8
32.	fxg6	fxg6
33.	Rc1	Ke7
34.	Ke2	Kd7
35.	Rec3	Ra7
36.	Rxc5	Rxb3
37.	a5	Ra3
38.	Rc6	Ra3xa5
39.	Rd6+	Ke7
40.	Rcc6	Kf7
41.	Rxe6	Ra2+
42.	Ke3	Rxh2
43.	Ra6

White to play for an advantage.

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Analyze John2001plus (1758) vs. Jasrom (2382)


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3
2
1

-2

(white to move)

1.	Nf3	e6
2.	d4	d5
3.	c4	c6
4.	e3	Nf6
5.	Nc3	Nbd7
6.	Bd3	dxc4
7.	Bxc4	b5
8.	Be2	a6
9.	O-O	Bb7
10.	e4	b4
11.	e5	Nd5
12.	Ne4	h6
13.	Qc2	Qb6
14.	Be3	Nxe3
15.	fxe3	c5
16.	Ned2	cxd4
17.	Nc4	Qc7
18.	Rac1	dxe3
19.	Qa4	Qd8
20.	Nd4	g6
21.	Nc6	Bxc6
22.	Qxc6	Rc8
23.	Qxc8	Qxc8
24.	Nd6+	Bxd6
25.	Rxc8+	Ke7
26.	exd6+	Kxd6
27.	Rxh8

Monday, September 18, 2017

White to play for a strong advantage.

ICC tourney 1312 (12 3), Internet Chess Club
yoshi (1704) vs. canary2016 (1272)


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7
6
5
4
3
2
1

(white to move)

1.	Nf3	d5
2.	d4	Nf6
3.	c4	e6
4.	Nc3	Be7
5.	Bf4	O-O
6.	e3	Bd7
7.	Qb3	Bc8
8.	Rc1	b6
9.	cxd5	exd5
10.	Nb5	c6
11.	Nc7	Bb7
12.	Nxa8	Bxa8
13.	Bd3	Nbd7
14.	O-O	Re8
15.	Qa4	a5
16.	Rxc6	Bxc6
17.	Qxc6	Qc8
18.	Rc1	Qxc6
19.	Rxc6	Nh5
20.	Bc7	Rc8
21.	Ba6	Ra8
22.	Bb5	Rc8
23.	g4	Nhf6
24.	Bg3	Rxc6
25.	Bxc6	g5
26.	Nxg5

Monday, September 11, 2017

White to play.

ICC tourney 1309 (12 3), Internet Chess Club
Analysis of yoshi (1694) vs. Taechess (1632)


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7
6
5
4
3
2
1

(white to move)

1.	Nf3	Nf6
2.	d4	d5
3.	c4	dxc4
4.	e3	g6
5.	Bxc4	Bg7
6.	Nc3	O-O
7.	O-O	c6
8.	e4	Bg4
9.	Be3	Qb6
10.	e5	Nfd7
11.	Qb3	Qxb3
12.	Bxb3	Bxf3
13.	gxf3	Nb6
14.	Ne4	Na6
15.	Rac1	Nc7
16.	Nc5	Rab8
17.	a4	Rfd8
18.	Bg5	Nbd5
19.	Rfd1	h6
20.	Bh4	g5
21.	Bg3	e6
22.	Ne4	a6
23.	Nd6	Bf8
24.	Kf1	Ne8
25.	Ne4	Be7
26.	a5	h5
27.	h3	h4
28.	Bh2	Rbc8
29.	Nc5	Bxc5
30.	Rxc5	Ng7
31.	Bc2	Nh5
32.	Be4	Nhf4
33.	Bxd5	Nxd5
34.	f4	gxf4
35.	Kg2	Rc7
36.	Kf3	Rcd7
37.	Rc4	f5
38.	exf6 e.p.	Kf7
39.	Bxf4

Friday, September 8, 2017

Black to play.

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JoeKempsey (1250) vs. john2001plus (1778)


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2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	e4	e6
2.	Nf3	d5
3.	exd5	exd5
4.	d4	Nf6
5.	Nc3	Bd6
6.	Be2	O-O
7.	O-O	c6
8.	Re1	Re8
9.	Bg5	h6
10.	Bxf6	Qxf6
11.	Qd2	Bg4
12.	Ne5	Be6
13.	f4	Nd7
14.	Rad1	Qd8
15.	a3	Qc7
16.	g3	b5
17.	Bd3	a5
18.	f5	Bxe5
19.	dxe5	Nxe5
20.	Rxe5	Qxe5
21.	fxe6	fxe6
22.	Re1	Qd4+
23.	Kg2	e5

Tuesday, September 5, 2017

How should Black play?

ICC 5 0, Internet Chess Club
Analysis of Fiddler (1503) vs. Yoshi (1711)


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2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	c4	g6
3.	Nc3	d5
4.	Nf3	Bg7
5.	Bf4	c6
6.	e3	O-O
7.	Be2	Nbd7
8.	O-O	dxc4
9.	Bxc4	Nb6
10.	Be2	Nbd5
11.	Rc1	Nxf4
12.	exf4	Nd5
13.	g3	Bh3
14.	Re1	e6
15.	Ne5	Rc8
16.	Qb3	Qb6
17.	Qxb6	Nxb6
18.	Ne4	Rfd8
19.	Red1	h6
20.	Nc5	Rc7
21.	Bf3	Nd5

What is the best continuation for Black?

ICC 5 0, Internet Chess Club
Analysis of Fiddler (1503) vs. Yoshi (1711)


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2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	c4	g6
3.	Nc3	d5
4.	Nf3	Bg7
5.	Bf4	c6
6.	e3	O-O
7.	Be2	Nbd7
8.	O-O	dxc4
9.	Bxc4	Nb6
10.	Be2	Nbd5
11.	Rc1	Nxf4
12.	exf4	Nd5
13.	g3	Bh3
14.	Re1	e6
15.	Ne5	Rc8
16.	Qb3	Qb6
17.	Qxb6	Nxb6
18.	Ne4	Rfd8
19.	Red1	Bf5
20.	Nc5	f6
21.	Nxb7	fxe5
22.	Nxd8	Rxd8
23.	dxe5	Rxd1+
24.	Bxd1	Be4
25.	Bb3	Kf7
26.	Rc3	Bf8
27.	f3	Nd5
28.	fxe4	Nxc3
29.	bxc3	Ba3
30.	f5	Bb2

What is the strongest continuation for Black?

ICC 5 0, Internet Chess Club
Analysis of Fiddler (1503) vs. Yoshi (1711)


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2
3
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5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	c4	g6
3.	Nc3	d5
4.	Nf3	Bg7
5.	Bf4	c6
6.	e3	O-O
7.	Be2	Nbd7
8.	O-O	dxc4
9.	Bxc4	Nb6
10.	Be2	Nbd5
11.	Rc1	Nxf4
12.	exf4	Nd5
13.	g3	Bh3
14.	Re1	e6
15.	Ne5	Rc8
16.	Qb3	Qb6
17.	Qxb6	Nxb6
18.	Ne4	Rfd8
19.	Red1	Bf5
20.	Nc5	Nd5
21.	Bf3	b6
22.	Nb3	Nb4
23.	a3	Bc2
24.	axb4	Bxb3
25.	Rd3	Bxe5
26.	fxe5	Bd5

White to play and win.

ICC tourney 1306 (12 3), Internet Chess Club
capatal1 (1304) vs. yoshi (1689)


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2
1

-1

(white to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	Nf3	e6
3.	Bg5	c5
4.	e3	Qb6
5.	Nc3	Qxb2
6.	Nb5	Qb4+
7.	Nd2	Nd5
8.	c3	Qa5
9.	Qh5	Nxc3
10.	Nc4	Qxb5
11.	Ne5	g6
12.	Qf3	Qxf1+
13.	Rxf1	f5
14.	Qh3	Bg7
15.	Rc1

Black to play for a slight advantage.

ICC tourney 1306 (12 3), Internet Chess Club
capatal1 (1304) vs. yoshi (1689)


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2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	Nf3	e6
3.	Bg5	c5
4.	e3	Qb6
5.	Qc1	Nc6
6.	Bxf6	gxf6
7.	c3	Rg8
8.	g3	d5
9.	Nbd2	e5
10.	dxc5	Bxc5
11.	Nb3	Bg4
12.	Bg2	e4
13.	Nfd4	Ne5
14.	Qd2	Bxd4
15.	Nxd4	Nd3+
16.	Kf1	Nxb2
17.	Rb1	Nc4
18.	Qc2	Qxb1+
19.	Qxb1	Nd2+

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Monday, September 4, 2017

Black to play for a strong advantage.

ICC tourney 1306 (12 3), Internet Chess Club
Analysis of KingsBishop (1455) vs. yoshi (1705)


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2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	e4	e6
2.	d4	d5
3.	Nc3	Nf6
4.	Bg5	Be7
5.	e5	Nfd7
6.	Bxe7	Qxe7
7.	Nf3	O-O
8.	Bd3	c5
9.	Bb5	cxd4
10.	Qxd4	Nc6
11.	Bxc6	bxc6
12.	Qf4	Ba6
13.	O-O-O	Rab8
14.	h4	Qc5
15.	Rh3	Qxf2
16.	Rg3	Kh8
17.	b3	h6
18.	Qg4	Rg8
19.	Qf4	c5
20.	Rd2	Rb4
21.	Qxh6+	gxh6
22.	Rxg8+	Kxg8
23.	Rxf2	Rf4
24.	Ne2	Rg4

What is the strongest continuation for Black?

ICC tourney 1306 (12 3), Internet Chess Club
KingsBishop (1455) vs. yoshi (1705)


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(black to move)

1.	e4	e6
2.	d4	d5
3.	Nc3	Nf6
4.	Bg5	Be7
5.	e5	Nfd7
6.	Bxe7	Qxe7
7.	Nf3	O-O
8.	Bd3	c5
9.	Bb5	cxd4
10.	Qxd4	Nc6
11.	Bxc6	bxc6
12.	Qf4	Ba6
13.	O-O-O	Rab8
14.	h4	Rb4
15.	Rd4	Rfb8
16.	b3	Qc5
17.	Rxb4	Rxb4
18.	Qd2	Nb6
19.	a3	Rg4
20.	b4	Qc4
21.	g3	c5
22.	bxc5	Qxc5
23.	Nb1	Rc4
24.	Re1	Na4
25.	Re3	Qb6
26.	c3	Re4
27.	Rxe4	dxe4
28.	Nd4	Bd3
29.	Qa2	e3
30.	fxe3	Qb7
31.	Qb3	Qh1+
32.	Kd2	Qg2+
33.	Kc1	Qf1+
34.	Kd2	Qf2+
35.	Kc1	Qe1+
36.	Qd1	Qxe3+
37.	Qd2	Qg1+
38.	Qd1	Qxd1+
39.	Kxd1	Bxb1

Saturday, September 2, 2017

White to play.

ICC 5 0, Internet Chess Club
Analysis of Yoshi (1743) vs. Fiddler (1375)


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(white to move)

1.	Nf3	d5
2.	d4	Nf6
3.	c4	e6
4.	Nc3	Be7
5.	Bf4	dxc4
6.	e4	O-O
7.	Bxc4	c5
8.	O-O	cxd4
9.	Qxd4	Nc6
10.	Qxd8	Rxd8
11.	Rfd1	Bd7
12.	e5	Ne8
13.	Ne4	Na5
14.	Be2	Bc6
15.	Nd6	f6
16.	b4	Bxf3
17.	Bxf3	Nc6
18.	Nxb7	Rxd1+
19.	Rxd1	fxe5
20.	Bxc6	exf4
21.	Nc5	Rb8
22.	Nxe6	Bxb4
23.	Ba4	f3
24.	Nd8	Bd6
25.	Bb3+	Kf8
26.	Ne6+	Ke7
27.	Nd4	Rb6
28.	Nxf3

White to play for equality.

ICC 5 0, Internet Chess Club
Analysis of Yoshi (1743) vs. Fiddler (1375)


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(white to move)

1.	Nf3	d5
2.	d4	Nf6
3.	c4	e6
4.	Nc3	Be7
5.	Bf4	dxc4
6.	e4	O-O
7.	Bxc4	c5
8.	O-O	cxd4
9.	Qxd4	Nc6
10.	Qxd8	Rxd8
11.	Rfd1	Bd7
12.	e5	Ne8
13.	Ne4	Na5
14.	Be2	Bc6
15.	Nd6	f6
16.	b4	Bxf3
17.	Bxf3	Nc6
18.	Nxb7	Rxd1+
19.	Rxd1	fxe5
20.	Bxc6	exf4
21.	Rd7	Bxb4
22.	Rd4	Rc8
23.	Bf3	e5
24.	Rd1	Kf7
25.	h3	Nf6
26.	Nd6+	Bxd6
27.	Rxd6	e4
28.	Bd1	Rc1
29.	Kh2	Ra1
30.	Ra6	e3
31.	Bb3+	Kg6
32.	fxe3	fxe3
33.	Re6	Re1
34.	Kg3	Kf5
35.	Kf3	Rf1+
36.	Ke2	Rg1
37.	Ra6	Rxg2+
38.	Kxe3	Rg3+
39.	Kd4	Kf4
40.	Rxa7	Rxh3
41.	Rxg7

CHECK!

Options:
	- allow legal moves only;
	- use short algebraic notation;
movement/animation speed: (slow) (fast)
	- show legal moves;

Pawn promotion:
	- Queen
	- Rook
	- Bishop
	- Knight

Options:
	- allow legal moves only;
	- use short algebraic notation;
movement/animation speed: (slow) (fast)
	- show legal moves;

Pawn promotion:
	- Queen
	- Rook
	- Bishop
	- Knight

Options:
	- allow legal moves only;
	- use short algebraic notation;
movement/animation speed: (slow) (fast)
	- show legal moves;