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iwulu(2136) vs. gracey(2100)

iwulu(2136) vs. gracey(2100) *

1.d4 (0:00) d6 (0:00) 2.e4 (0:04) g6 (0:10) 3.Nf3 (0:08) Bg7 (0:07) 4.Be2 (0:04) c6 (0:07) 5.O-O (0:03) Nd7 (0:07) 6.c3 (0:10) Ngf6 (0:48) 7.Qc2 (0:35) Nb6 (0:38) 8.a4 (1:06) a5 (1:03) 9.h3 (1:05) O-O (1:04) 10.Bg5 (1:07) h6 (2:29) 11.Be3 (0:21) Be6 (1:55) 12.Nbd2 (0:19) Qc7 (0:53) 13.b4 (3:30)
krhodes(2053) whispers: c4 seemed stronger axb4 (1:26) 14.cxb4 (0:08) d5 (1:35) 15.e5 (0:44)
krhodes(2053) whispers: nh5 with f6 looks interesting for black
krhodes(2053) whispers: to open the center for the bg7
krhodes(2053) whispers: er maybe nh7 instead Bf5 (1:34) 16.Qb3 (0:19) Ne4 (0:24) 17.a5 (0:43) Nxd2 (1:21) 18.Nxd2 (1:38) Nd7 (1:33)
krhodes(2053) whispers: be6 and f6 looks nice for black 19.f4 (1:24)
krhodes(2053) whispers: be6 first because of b5 from white Nb8 (2:23)
krhodes(2053) whispers: b5 will crush the black center now
krhodes(2053) whispers: or obtain a big space advantage of b6 is allowed 20.g4 (2:39) Bd7 (1:20)
krhodes(2053) whispers: ok so f5 and bf4 instead
krhodes(2053) whispers: nvm bf4 must be prepared first since d4 hangs 21.Rac1 (2:41)
krhodes(2053) whispers: black must find more counterplay .. in danger of becoming too passive here Rc8 (1:57) 22.Bf3 (2:00) Qd8 (1:07) 23.Ra1 (6:21) e6 (1:01) 24.Qc3 (0:22) Na6 (1:59) 25.Nb3 (0:20) Qe7 (2:24) 26.Nc5 (0:52) Nxc5 (0:53) 27.bxc5 (0:18) Rcb8 (0:52) 28.Rfb1 (3:43) Bc8 (0:57) 29.Qe1 (3:11) Bd7 (1:06) 30.Rb6 (0:53) Ra6 (2:08) 31.Rb3 (4:11) Bc8 (0:52) 32.Be2 (0:47) Raa8 (0:37) 33.Rab1 (0:19) Qc7 (1:50) 34.Bd2 (0:08) f6 (0:51) 35.Qf2 (10:51) Kh7 (1:17) 36.exf6 (0:24) Bxf6 (0:05) 37.g5 (0:02) Bg7 (1:42) 38.Bd3 (0:34) Qf7 (0:56) 39.h4 (0:18) h5 (0:55) 40.Kg2 (1:40) Kh8 (0:08) 41.Kg3 (0:15) Kg8 (0:45) 42.Bc3 (0:08) e5 (0:53) 43.fxe5 (0:08) Qe6 (0:42) 44.Bf1 (1:33) Qg4+ (2:30) 45.Kh2 (0:04) Bf5 (0:00) 46.Re1 (0:09) Rf8 (0:27) 47.Qg3 (0:12) Qxg3+ (1:20) 48.Kxg3 (0:05) Rf7 (0:01)
krhodes(2053) whispers: will be interesting to see if white can convert the space advantage in the endgame 49.Bg2 (0:29) Raf8 (0:56)
krhodes(2053) whispers: not to mention the extra pawn 50.Rf1 (1:04) Bg4 (0:58) 51.Rxf7 (0:11) Rxf7 (0:07)
krhodes(2053) whispers: a6 and rb6 52.a6 (1:08) bxa6 (0:50) 53.Rb6 (0:08) Bd7 (0:21) 54.Rxa6 (0:09) Rf8 (0:27) 55.Ra7 (1:26) Bf5 (0:47) 56.Rc7 (0:33) Ra8 (0:45) 57.Be1 (0:36) Ra4 (2:08) iwulu lost connection; game adjourned *

1.d4 {(0:00)} d6 {(0:00)} 2.e4 {(0:04)} g6 {(0:10)} 3.Nf3 {(0:08)} Bg7 {(0:07)} 4.Be2 {(0:04)} c6 {(0:07)} 5.O-O {(0:03)} Nd7 {(0:07)} 6.c3 {(0:10)} Ngf6 {(0:48)} 7.Qc2 {(0:35)} Nb6 {(0:38)} 8.a4 {(1:06)} a5 {(1:03)} 9.h3 {(1:05)} O-O {(1:04)} 10.Bg5 {(1:07)} h6 {(2:29)} 11.Be3 {(0:21)} Be6 {(1:55)} 12.Nbd2 {(0:19)} Qc7 {(0:53)} 13.b4 {(3:30)

krhodes(2053) whispers: c4 seemed stronger}
axb4 {(1:26)} 14.cxb4 {(0:08)} d5 {(1:35)} 15.e5 {(0:44)

krhodes(2053) whispers: nh5 with f6 looks interesting for black

krhodes(2053) whispers: to open the center for the bg7

krhodes(2053) whispers: er maybe nh7 instead}
Bf5 {(1:34)} 16.Qb3 {(0:19)} Ne4 {(0:24)} 17.a5 {(0:43)} Nxd2 {(1:21)} 18.Nxd2 {(1:38)} Nd7 {(1:33)

krhodes(2053) whispers: be6 and f6 looks nice for black}
19.f4 {(1:24)

krhodes(2053) whispers: be6 first because of b5 from white}
Nb8 {(2:23)

krhodes(2053) whispers: b5 will crush the black center now

krhodes(2053) whispers: or obtain a big space advantage of b6 is allowed}
20.g4 {(2:39)} Bd7 {(1:20)

krhodes(2053) whispers: ok so f5 and bf4 instead

krhodes(2053) whispers: nvm bf4 must be prepared first since d4 hangs}
21.Rac1 {(2:41)

krhodes(2053) whispers: black must find more counterplay .. in danger of becoming too passive here}
Rc8 {(1:57)} 22.Bf3 {(2:00)} Qd8 {(1:07)} 23.Ra1 {(6:21)} e6 {(1:01)} 24.Qc3 {(0:22)} Na6 {(1:59)} 25.Nb3 {(0:20)} Qe7 {(2:24)} 26.Nc5 {(0:52)} Nxc5 {(0:53)} 27.bxc5 {(0:18)} Rcb8 {(0:52)} 28.Rfb1 {(3:43)} Bc8 {(0:57)} 29.Qe1 {(3:11)} Bd7 {(1:06)} 30.Rb6 {(0:53)} Ra6 {(2:08)} 31.Rb3 {(4:11)} Bc8 {(0:52)} 32.Be2 {(0:47)} Raa8 {(0:37)} 33.Rab1 {(0:19)} Qc7 {(1:50)} 34.Bd2 {(0:08)} f6 {(0:51)} 35.Qf2 {(10:51)} Kh7 {(1:17)} 36.exf6 {(0:24)} Bxf6 {(0:05)} 37.g5 {(0:02)} Bg7 {(1:42)} 38.Bd3 {(0:34)} Qf7 {(0:56)} 39.h4 {(0:18)} h5 {(0:55)} 40.Kg2 {(1:40)} Kh8 {(0:08)} 41.Kg3 {(0:15)} Kg8 {(0:45)} 42.Bc3 {(0:08)} e5 {(0:53)} 43.fxe5 {(0:08)} Qe6 {(0:42)} 44.Bf1 {(1:33)} Qg4+ {(2:30)} 45.Kh2 {(0:04)} Bf5 {(0:00)} 46.Re1 {(0:09)} Rf8 {(0:27)} 47.Qg3 {(0:12)} Qxg3+ {(1:20)} 48.Kxg3 {(0:05)} Rf7 {(0:01)

krhodes(2053) whispers: will be interesting to see if white can convert the space advantage in the endgame}
49.Bg2 {(0:29)} Raf8 {(0:56)

krhodes(2053) whispers: not to mention the extra pawn}
50.Rf1 {(1:04)} Bg4 {(0:58)} 51.Rxf7 {(0:11)} Rxf7 {(0:07)

krhodes(2053) whispers: a6 and rb6}
52.a6 {(1:08)} bxa6 {(0:50)} 53.Rb6 {(0:08)} Bd7 {(0:21)} 54.Rxa6 {(0:09)} Rf8 {(0:27)} 55.Ra7 {(1:26)} Bf5 {(0:47)} 56.Rc7 {(0:33)} Ra8 {(0:45)} 57.Be1 {(0:36)} Ra4 {(2:08)}
{iwulu lost connection; game adjourned} *

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