Chess Analysis Blog: August 2018

Wednesday, August 29, 2018

White to play

Live Chess, Chess.com
Analysis of john2001plus (1822) vs. LetsGoRoyals (1639), 900+10


8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

(white to move)

1.	Nf3	b6
2.	e4	Bb7
3.	Nc3	e6
4.	d4	Bb4
5.	Bd3	Nf6
6.	e5	Nd5
7.	Bd2	Nxc3
8.	bxc3	Be7
9.	O-O	d6
10.	Re1	dxe5
11.	Nxe5	Bd6
12.	Qg4	Bxe5
13.	dxe5	g6
14.	Bg5	Qd7
15.	Bf6	Rg8
16.	Rad1	h5
17.	Qg5	Qc8
18.	Bb5+	Nc6
19.	Be7	a6
20.	Bxc6+	Bxc6
21.	Ba3	Qd7
22.	Rxd7	Kxd7
23.	Qe7+	Kc8
24.	Qxf7

What is the best continuation for Black?

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Analysis of tspaper (1540) vs. john2001plus (1818), 900+10


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2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	Bf4	c5
3.	e3	cxd4
4.	exd4	Qb6
5.	Nf3	Qxb2
6.	Nbd2	Nd5
7.	Rb1	Qxa2
8.	Ra1	Qb2
9.	Rb1	Qa3
10.	Ra1	Qb4
11.	Rb1	Qa4
12.	Ra1	Qc6
13.	Bxb8	Rxb8
14.	Rxa7	b5

What is the best continuation for Black?

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Analysis of tspaper (1540) vs. john2001plus (1818), 900+10


1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	Bf4	c5
3.	e3	cxd4
4.	exd4	Qb6
5.	Nf3	Qxb2
6.	Nbd2	Nd5
7.	Rb1	Qxa2
8.	Ra1	Qb2
9.	Rb1	Qa3
10.	Ra1	Qb4
11.	Rb1	Qa5
12.	Rb5	Qxb5
13.	Bxb5	Nxf4
14.	O-O	e6
15.	Ne5	a6
16.	Qa1	Be7

What is the strongest move for Black?

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Analysis of tspaper (1540) vs. john2001plus (1818)


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2
3
4
5
6
7
8

-1

(black to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	Bf4	c5
3.	e3	cxd4
4.	exd4	Qb6
5.	Nf3	Qxb2
6.	Nbd2	Nd5
7.	Rb1	Qxa2
8.	Ra1	Qb2
9.	Rb1	Qa3
10.	Ra1	Qb4
11.	Rb1	Qa5
12.	Rb5	Qd8
13.	Rxd5	e6
14.	Rb5	Nc6
15.	Ne4	d5
16.	Ng3	a6
17.	Rb1	Bd6
18.	Bxd6	Qxd6
19.	Be2	O-O
20.	O-O	b5
21.	Ra1	Bd7
22.	c3	Rfb8
23.	Qc2	a5

Tuesday, August 28, 2018

What is the best continuation for Black?

Indianapolis open, Chess.com
Analysis of Xun (1400) vs. Sims (1558)


1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	c4	e5
2.	Nc3	Nf6
3.	g3	c6
4.	d4	e4
5.	Bg2	d5
6.	b3	Bb4
7.	Bd2	e3
8.	fxe3	Ng4
9.	Qc2	Qe7
10.	a3	Bxc3
11.	Qxc3	O-O
12.	h3	Nf6
13.	O-O-O	Qxa3+
14.	Qb2	Qd6
15.	g4	a5
16.	Nf3	Nbd7
17.	Ne1	Re8
18.	Nd3	a4
19.	Rhf1	axb3
20.	Qxb3	dxc4
21.	Qxc4	Qa3+

What is the best continuation for Black?

Indianapolis open, Chess.com
Analysis of Xun (1400) vs. Sims (1558)


1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	c4	e5
2.	Nc3	Nf6
3.	g3	c6
4.	d4	e4
5.	Bg2	d5
6.	b3	Bb4
7.	Bd2	e3
8.	fxe3	Ng4
9.	Qc2	Qe7
10.	a3	Bxc3
11.	Qxc3	O-O
12.	h3	Nf6
13.	O-O-O	Qxa3+
14.	Qb2	Qd6
15.	g4	a5
16.	c5	Qc7
17.	Be1	Be6
18.	Nf3	Nbd7
19.	Rg1	a4
20.	b4	a3
21.	Qa2	Ne4
22.	Rd3	b6
23.	Rxa3	Qb7
24.	Nh4	bxc5
25.	bxc5	Rxa3
26.	Qxa3	Ra8
27.	Qb2	Qa6
28.	Bxe4	dxe4
29.	Bc3	Rb8
30.	Qc2	Bb3
31.	Qxe4	Qxe2
32.	Re1	Qc4
33.	Kd2	Nxc5
34.	Qb1	Qd5
35.	e4	Qg5+
36.	Re3	Qxh4
37.	Qe1	Qd8

What is the best continuation for Black?

Indianapolis open, Chess.com
Analysis of Xun (1400) vs. Sims (1558)


1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	c4	e5
2.	Nc3	Nf6
3.	g3	c6
4.	d4	e4
5.	Bg2	d5
6.	b3	Bb4
7.	Bd2	e3
8.	fxe3	Ng4
9.	Qc2	Qe7
10.	a3	Bxc3
11.	Qxc3	O-O
12.	h3	Nf6
13.	O-O-O	Qxa3+
14.	Qb2	Qd6
15.	g4	a5
16.	c5	Qc7
17.	Be1	Be6
18.	Nf3	Nbd7
19.	Rg1	a4
20.	bxa4	Rxa4
21.	Ng5	Rfa8
22.	Nxe6	fxe6
23.	Bc3	Ra2
24.	Qb3	Ra8a3
25.	Qb4	Ra4
26.	Qb3	b6
27.	g5	Ra2a3
28.	Qb2	Ne8
29.	h4	Qa7

Sunday, August 26, 2018

Black to play and win

Indianapolis open, Chess.com
Analysis of Xun (1400) vs. Sims (1558)


1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	c4	e5
2.	Nc3	Nf6
3.	g3	c6
4.	d4	e4
5.	Bg2	d5
6.	b3	Bb4
7.	Bd2	e3
8.	fxe3	Ng4
9.	Qc2	Qe7
10.	a3	Bxc3
11.	Qxc3	O-O
12.	h3	Nf6
13.	O-O-O	Qxa3+
14.	Qb2	Qd6
15.	g4	a5
16.	c5	Qc7
17.	Be1	Be6
18.	Nf3	Nbd7
19.	Rg1	a4
20.	bxa4	Rxa4
21.	Rd3	Rfa8
22.	Bc3	Ne4
23.	Kb1	Nxc3+
24.	Rxc3	Qa5
25.	Rb3	Nf6
26.	Rd1	Ra1+
27.	Kc2	Ra2

Black to play

Indianapolis open, Chess.com
Analysis of Xun (1400) vs. Sims (1558)


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2
3
4
5
6
7
8

-2

(black to move)

1.	c4	e5
2.	Nc3	Nf6
3.	g3	c6
4.	d4	e4
5.	Bg2	d5
6.	b3	Bb4
7.	Bd2	e3
8.	fxe3	Ng4
9.	Qc2	Qe7
10.	a3	Bxc3
11.	Qxc3	O-O
12.	h3	Nf6
13.	O-O-O	Qxa3+
14.	Qb2	Qd6
15.	g4	a5
16.	c5	Qc7
17.	Be1	Be6
18.	Nf3	Nbd7
19.	Rg1	a4
20.	bxa4	Rxa4
21.	Rd3	Rfa8
22.	Kb1	b6
23.	Nd2	bxc5
24.	dxc5	Nxc5
25.	Rc3	Rb8
26.	Nb3	d4
27.	Rxc5	Rxb3
28.	Qxb3	Bxb3
29.	exd4	Qa7
30.	Kc1	Ra2
31.	Bb4	Ra1+
32.	Kd2	Rxg1

Black to move

Indianapolis open, Chess.com
Xun (1400) vs. Sims (1558)


1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	c4	e5
2.	Nc3	Nf6
3.	g3	c6
4.	d4	e4
5.	Bg2	d5
6.	b3	Bb4
7.	Bd2	e3
8.	fxe3	Ng4
9.	Qc2	Qe7
10.	a3	Bxc3
11.	Qxc3	O-O
12.	h3	Nf6
13.	O-O-O	Qxa3+
14.	Qb2	Qd6
15.	g4	a5
16.	c5	Qc7
17.	Be1	Be6
18.	Nf3	Nbd7
19.	Rg1	a4
20.	bxa4	Rxa4
21.	Rd3	Rfa8
22.	Kb1	b6
23.	Nd2	bxc5
24.	dxc5	Nxc5
25.	Rc3	Rb8
26.	Nb3	d4
27.	exd4	Nxb3
28.	Bg3	Ra1+
29.	Kc2	Nxd4+
30.	Kd3	Qxg3+
31.	Bf3	Rxg1
32.	Qxb8+	Qxb8
33.	Kxd4	Qb4+
34.	Ke3	Qxc3+
35.	Kf2	Ne4+
36.	Kxg1	Qe1+
37.	Kh2	Qg3+

Saturday, August 25, 2018

What is the strongest continuation for Black?

Casual Game, https://itsyourturn.com
Analysis ofAlexander Netipanov vs. John Coffey


1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	e4	e6
2.	Nf3	d5
3.	exd5	exd5
4.	d4	Nf6
5.	h3	Bd6
6.	Nc3	O-O
7.	Bg5	Re8+
8.	Be2	c6
9.	O-O	h6
10.	Bh4	Bf5
11.	Bd3	Bxd3
12.	Qxd3	Nbd7
13.	Rae1	Qc7
14.	a4	g5
15.	Bg3	Bxg3
16.	fxg3	Qxg3
17.	Rxe8+	Rxe8
18.	Ne2	Qd6
19.	b3	Qe6
20.	Re1	Ne4
21.	Ng3	f5
22.	c4	Qf7
23.	Nd2	Nxg3
24.	Qxg3	f4

Friday, August 17, 2018

What is the strongest move for White?

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Analysis of john2001plus (1849) vs. Chief523 (1820)


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7
6
5
4
3
2
1

(white to move)

1.	Nf3	d5
2.	d4	Nf6
3.	c4	c6
4.	e3	Bg4
5.	Qb3	Qb6
6.	Ne5	Qxb3
7.	axb3	e6
8.	Nxg4	Nxg4
9.	Nc3	Bb4
10.	Bd2	Nf6
11.	Bd3	h6
12.	O-O	Nbd7
13.	Rfd1	O-O
14.	Nxd5	Nxd5
15.	cxd5	Bxd2
16.	dxc6	bxc6
17.	Rxd2	Rfb8
18.	Bc4	Nf6
19.	f3	Rd8
20.	e4	c5
21.	d5	exd5
22.	exd5	a5
23.	d6	Kf8
24.	Bb5

Thursday, August 16, 2018

Black to play for equality

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Aksh0412 (1638) vs. john2001plus (1850)


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2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	e4	e6
2.	d3	d5
3.	Nd2	dxe4
4.	dxe4	e5
5.	Ngf3	Bc5
6.	Bd3	Nc6
7.	O-O	Nf6
8.	c3	O-O
9.	h3	Be6
10.	Qc2	Bb6
11.	b4	Qd7
12.	a4	a6
13.	Rd1	Bxh3
14.	gxh3	Qxh3
15.	Bf1	Qg3+
16.	Kh1	Bxf2
17.	Bg2	Rfd8
18.	Nf1	Rxd1
19.	Qxd1	Qg6

Wednesday, August 15, 2018

White to play for a strong advantage

ICC 30 0, Internet Chess Club
Analysis of john2001plus (1853) vs. fiddler (1761)


8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

(white to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	c4	g6
3.	Nc3	d5
4.	cxd5	Nxd5
5.	e4	Nxc3
6.	bxc3	Bg7
7.	Bc4	c5
8.	Ne2	Nc6
9.	Be3	cxd4
10.	cxd4	Qa5+
11.	Qd2	e6
12.	Qxa5	Nxa5
13.	Bd3	b6
14.	O-O	Bb7
15.	Rfc1	Kd7
16.	Bb5+	Kd8
17.	Bg5+	f6
18.	Bf4	Rc8
19.	Rxc8+	Bxc8
20.	Rc1

Black to play for equality

ICC 30 0, Internet Chess Club
Analysis of john2001plus (1853) vs. fiddler (1761)


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2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	c4	g6
3.	Nc3	d5
4.	cxd5	Nxd5
5.	e4	Nxc3
6.	bxc3	Bg7
7.	Bc4	c5
8.	Ne2	Nc6
9.	Be3	cxd4
10.	cxd4	Qa5+
11.	Qd2	e6
12.	Qxa5	Nxa5
13.	Bd3	b6
14.	O-O	Bb7
15.	Rfc1	Kd7
16.	Bd2	Nc6
17.	d5	Nd4
18.	Nxd4	Bxd4
19.	Bb5+	Kd6
20.	Bb4+	Ke5
21.	Rab1	Rac8
22.	Rxc8	Rxc8
23.	d6	Rd8
24.	d7	Bc5
25.	Bc3+	Bd4
26.	Bb4	Bc5

CHECK!

White to play for a strong advantage

ICC 30 0, Internet Chess Club
Analysis of john2001plus (1853) vs. fiddler (1761)


8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

(white to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	c4	g6
3.	Nc3	d5
4.	cxd5	Nxd5
5.	e4	Nxc3
6.	bxc3	Bg7
7.	Bc4	c5
8.	Ne2	Nc6
9.	Be3	cxd4
10.	cxd4	Qa5+
11.	Qd2	e6
12.	Qxa5	Nxa5
13.	Bd3	b6
14.	O-O	Bb7
15.	Rfc1	Kd7
16.	Bd2	Nc6
17.	d5	Nd4
18.	Nxd4	Bxd4
19.	Bb5+	Kd6
20.	Bb4+	Bc5
21.	Bxc5+	bxc5
22.	dxe6	fxe6
23.	f3	Rab8
24.	Bf1	Rhc8
25.	Rc3	Rc7
26.	Rd1+	Ke5
27.	Rdc1	Rbc8
28.	Ra3	a6
29.	Kf2

White to play for a slight advantage

ICC 30 0, Internet Chess Club
Analysis of john2001plus (1853) vs. fiddler (1761)


8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

(white to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	c4	g6
3.	Nc3	d5
4.	cxd5	Nxd5
5.	e4	Nxc3
6.	bxc3	Bg7
7.	Bc4	c5
8.	Ne2	Nc6
9.	Be3	cxd4
10.	cxd4	Qa5+
11.	Qd2	e6
12.	Qxa5	Nxa5
13.	Bd3	b6
14.	O-O	Bb7
15.	Rfc1	Kd7
16.	Bd2	Nc6
17.	d5	Nd4
18.	Nxd4	Bxd4
19.	Bb5+	Kd6
20.	Bb4+	Bc5
21.	Bxc5+	bxc5
22.	dxe6	fxe6
23.	Rd1+	Ke5
24.	Rac1	Kxe4
25.	Rxc5	Bd5
26.	Bc6

What is the best continuation for White?

ICC 30 0, Internet Chess Club
Analysis of john2001plus (1853) vs. fiddler (1761)


8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

(white to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	c4	g6
3.	Nc3	d5
4.	cxd5	Nxd5
5.	e4	Nxc3
6.	bxc3	Bg7
7.	Bc4	c5
8.	Ne2	Nc6
9.	Be3	cxd4
10.	cxd4	Qa5+
11.	Qd2	e6
12.	Qxa5	Nxa5
13.	Bd3	b6
14.	O-O	Bb7
15.	Rfc1	Kd7
16.	Bd2	Nc6
17.	d5	Nd4
18.	Nxd4	Bxd4
19.	Bb5+	Kd6
20.	Bb4+	Bc5
21.	Bxc5+	bxc5
22.	dxe6	fxe6
23.	Rd1+	Ke5
24.	f3	Rhd8
25.	Kf2	Rd4
26.	Ke3	g5
27.	h4	Rb8
28.	Bd3	gxh4
29.	Rac1	Kd6
30.	Rh1	Ra4
31.	Bc4	Ba6
32.	Bb3

White to play for equality

ICC 30 0, Internet Chess Club
Analysis of john2001plus (1853) vs. fiddler (1761)


8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

(white to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	c4	g6
3.	Nc3	d5
4.	cxd5	Nxd5
5.	e4	Nxc3
6.	bxc3	Bg7
7.	Bc4	c5
8.	Ne2	Nc6
9.	Be3	cxd4
10.	cxd4	Qa5+
11.	Qd2	e6
12.	Qxa5	Nxa5
13.	Bd3	b6
14.	O-O	Bb7
15.	Rfc1	Kd7
16.	Bd2	Nc6
17.	d5	Nd4
18.	Nxd4	Bxd4
19.	Bb5+	Kd6
20.	Bb4+	Bc5
21.	Bxc5+	bxc5
22.	dxe6	fxe6
23.	Rd1+	Ke5
24.	f3	Rhd8
25.	Kf2	Rd4
26.	Ke3	g5
27.	g3	Rad8
28.	f4+	gxf4+
29.	gxf4+	Kf6
30.	Rxd4	Rxd4
31.	e5+	Kf5
32.	Bd3+	Be4
33.	Bf1	Bd5
34.	Bd3+	Be4
35.	Bf1

Black to play.

ICC 30 0, Internet Chess Club
Analysis of john2001plus (1853) vs. fiddler (1761)


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2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	c4	g6
3.	Nc3	d5
4.	cxd5	Nxd5
5.	e4	Nxc3
6.	bxc3	Bg7
7.	Bc4	c5
8.	Ne2	Nc6
9.	Be3	cxd4
10.	cxd4	Qa5+
11.	Qd2	e6
12.	Qxa5	Nxa5
13.	Bd3	b6
14.	O-O	Bb7
15.	Rfc1	Kd7
16.	Bd2	Nc6
17.	d5	Nd4
18.	Nxd4	Bxd4
19.	Bb5+	Kd6
20.	Bb4+	Bc5
21.	Bxc5+	bxc5
22.	dxe6	fxe6
23.	Rd1+	Ke5
24.	f3	Rhd8
25.	Kf2	Rd4
26.	Ke3	g5
27.	g3	Rad8
28.	f4+	gxf4+
29.	gxf4+	Kf6
30.	e5+	Kf5
31.	Bd3+	Be4
32.	Be2	Bc2
33.	Rxd4	cxd4+
34.	Kf3	Be4+
35.	Kg3	Rg8+

White to play.

ICC 30 0, Internet Chess Club
Analysis of john2001plus (1853) vs. fiddler (1761)


8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

(white to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	c4	g6
3.	Nc3	d5
4.	cxd5	Nxd5
5.	e4	Nxc3
6.	bxc3	Bg7
7.	Bc4	c5
8.	Ne2	Nc6
9.	Be3	cxd4
10.	cxd4	Qa5+
11.	Qd2	e6
12.	Qxa5	Nxa5
13.	Bd3	b6
14.	O-O	Bb7
15.	Rfc1	Kd7
16.	Bd2	Nc6
17.	d5	Nd4
18.	Nxd4	Bxd4
19.	Bb5+	Kd6
20.	Bb4+	Bc5
21.	Bxc5+	bxc5
22.	dxe6	fxe6
23.	Rd1+	Ke5
24.	f3	Rhd8
25.	Kf2	Rd4
26.	Ke3	g5
27.	g3	Rad8
28.	f4+	gxf4+
29.	gxf4+	Kf6
30.	e5+	Kf5
31.	Bd3+	Be4
32.	Be2	Rxd1
33.	Rxd1	Rxd1
34.	Bxd1	Bd5
35.	Bc2+	Kg4
36.	Bxh7	Bxa2
37.	Bg8	Kf5
38.	Bf7	a5
39.	h4	Kg4
40.	h5	Bb1
41.	Bg6

White to play

ICC 30 0, Internet Chess Club
Analysis of john2001plus (1853) vs. fiddler (1761)


8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

(white to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	c4	g6
3.	Nc3	d5
4.	cxd5	Nxd5
5.	e4	Nxc3
6.	bxc3	Bg7
7.	Bc4	c5
8.	Ne2	Nc6
9.	Be3	cxd4
10.	cxd4	Qa5+
11.	Qd2	e6
12.	Qxa5	Nxa5
13.	Bd3	b6
14.	O-O	Bb7
15.	Rfc1	Kd7
16.	Bd2	Nc6
17.	d5	Nd4
18.	Nxd4	Bxd4
19.	Bb5+	Kd6
20.	Bb4+	Bc5
21.	Bxc5+	bxc5
22.	dxe6	fxe6
23.	Rd1+	Ke5
24.	f3	Rhd8
25.	Kf2	Rd4
26.	Ke3	g5
27.	g3	Rad8
28.	f4+	gxf4+
29.	gxf4+	Kf6
30.	e5+	Kf5
31.	Bd3+	Be4
32.	Be2	Rxd1
33.	Rxd1	Rxd1
34.	Bxd1	a5
35.	h3	Bb1
36.	Bg4+	Kg6
37.	Bxe6	h6
38.	Bc4	Kg7
39.	a3	Kf8
40.	Bd3	Ba2
41.	f5

Sunday, August 12, 2018

What is the best move for Black?

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BrightRapidly (1410) vs. john2001plus (1793)


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(black to move)

1.	e4	e6
2.	c4	d5
3.	d3	dxe4
4.	d4	c5
5.	d5	Nf6
6.	Nc3	exd5
7.	cxd5	Bf5
8.	Bg5	Be7
9.	Bb5+	Nbd7
10.	d6	Bf8
11.	Nd5	Bxd6
12.	Nxf6+	gxf6
13.	Qxd6	Qa5+
14.	Bd2	Qxb5

Saturday, August 11, 2018

White to play for a winning advantage

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Analysis of john2001plus (1815) vs. ulfhethinn (1668)


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(white to move)

1.	Nf3	Nf6
2.	d4	b5
3.	e3	a6
4.	c4	b4
5.	Bd2	e6
6.	Bd3	Bb7
7.	O-O	a5
8.	a3	c5
9.	axb4	axb4
10.	Rxa8	Bxa8
11.	dxc5	Bxc5
12.	Qa4	Bxf3
13.	gxf3	Nc6
14.	Qb5	Qe7
15.	Bc1	O-O
16.	Nd2	Rb8
17.	Qa4	Bb6
18.	Qc2	Ne5
19.	Be2	Rc8
20.	f4	Neg4
21.	h3	Nxe3
22.	fxe3	Bxe3+
23.	Kh2	d5
24.	Qd3	Ba7
25.	b3	Qc5
26.	Nf3	Ne4
27.	Bb2	h6
28.	Bd4	Qe7
29.	Rg1	Bxd4
30.	Qxd4	Qf6
31.	Qxf6	Nxf6
32.	Ne5	Ne4
33.	cxd5	exd5
34.	Nd3	Rc2
35.	Rg2	Rc3
36.	Nxb4

White to play for a strong advantage

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Analysis of john2001plus (1815) vs. ulfhethinn (1668), 900+10


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(white to move)

1.	Nf3	Nf6
2.	d4	b5
3.	e3	a6
4.	c4	b4
5.	Bd2	e6
6.	Bd3	Bb7
7.	O-O	a5
8.	a3	c5
9.	axb4	axb4
10.	Rxa8	Bxa8
11.	dxc5	Bxc5
12.	Qa4	Bxf3
13.	gxf3	Nc6
14.	Qb5	Qe7
15.	Bc1	O-O
16.	Nd2	Rb8
17.	Qa4	Bb6
18.	Qc2	Ne5
19.	Be2	Rc8
20.	f4	Neg4
21.	h3	Nxe3
22.	fxe3	Bxe3+
23.	Kh2	d5
24.	Qd3	Ba7
25.	b3	Qc5
26.	Nf3	Ne4
27.	Bb2	h6
28.	Qd4	Qxd4
29.	Bxd4	Bb8
30.	Be5	Ba7
31.	Kg2	Be3
32.	Re1	f6
33.	Bd4	Bxf4
34.	Bd3	Ra8
35.	cxd5	Ra2+
36.	Kg1	exd5
37.	Bxe4

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;