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palewarrior(1992) vs. schachbjm(2238) 0-1

1.d4 {(0:00)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: hi all

schachbjm(2238) whispers: have fun and enjoy the game!}
1...d5 {(0:00)} 2.c4 {(0:06)} e6 {(0:01)} 3.Nf3 {(0:02)} c5 {(0:03)} 4.cxd5 {(0:13)} exd5 {(0:00)} 5.g3 {(0:24)} Nc6 {(0:16)} 6.Bg2 {(0:12)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: 6... Nf6 7.Bg2 Be7 8.O-O O-O 9.Bg5 c4 10.Ne5 Be6 11.Nxc6 bxc6 12.b3 (sample line) is the normal way to handle this position

schachbjm(2238) whispers: However I have decided to go for the swedish variation, which he has not played yet}
6...c4 {(1:04)} 7.O-O {(0:07)} Bb4 {(0:10)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: He played it without Nc3, nevertheless Bb4 is correct}
8.Nc3 {(0:52)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: ok, now we transpose}
8...Nge7 {(0:11)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: in comparison to a normal tarrasch white has the option to play e2-e4

schachbjm(2238) whispers: which I ll answer with Bxc3, which was played in Wiik ann Zee 2010 between Reindermann and Akobian

schachbjm(2238) whispers: The game continued 9.e4 Bxc3 10.bxc3 O-O 11.Ng5 h6 12.exd5 Nxd5 13.Qf3 Nf6 14.Ne4 Nxed 15.Qxe4 Re8 16.Qf4 Be6 17.Rb1 Qd7

schachbjm(2238) whispers: The swedish is tricky, since it is different to a normal tarrasch, black gains a queenside majority due to the fact that white cannot take on c5 as he would do so in most lines and therefore the endgames are different

schachbjm(2238) whispers: Walter Brown got crushed in a game in time trouble using this opening

schachbjm(2238) whispers: 9.e4 is correct here

schachbjm(2238) whispers: 9.a3 and 9.Ne5 are sidelines}
9.Bf4 {(5:51)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: Bf4 is new to me

schachbjm(2238) whispers: Castling kingside looks most natural

schachbjm(2238) whispers: no need to show my cards with Bxc3}
9...O-O {(2:05)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: As white, I would consider Rc1 and Ne5 here

herrahuu(1866) whispers: very interesting setup for me}
10.Rc1 {(1:53)

herrahuu(1866) whispers: c5 always was kind of point of interest - why doesn't black just play it etc.

herrahuu(1866) whispers: and it has so much interesting history behind it

herrahuu(1866) whispers: Spassky - Petrosian 1969, Kasparov - Karpov etc.}
10...Qa5 {(4:19)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: I expect a3 here

schachbjm(2238) whispers: Bd2 and there would be some similarities to the Walter Browns game, where 9.Bd2 was played}
11.a3 {(3:30)} Bxc3 {(0:06)} 12.Rxc3 {(0:09)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: Bg4 and b5 are my candidates here

schachbjm(2238) whispers: There is no need to play the typical move Be6 at the moment

schachbjm(2238) whispers: I like my position here since e4 is needed and so I am happy to see a pawn on e2

schachbjm(2238) whispers: It is a big advantage to know the lines and a few sample games, where it seems like pale is playing the swedish for the first time

schachbjm(2238) whispers: After b5, white will play Bd6 most likely, so I should consider Rd8 here

Triarius(2307) whispers: isnt the queen misplaced

schachbjm(2238) whispers: Bg4 has the drawback that I fix my bishop, since I might want to play Bf5 later in order to prevent white from playing e4!

schachbjm(2238) whispers: 12... b5 13.Bd6 Rd8 14.Bc5?! Qc7! is a good way to regroup my queen and continue with a5}
12...b5 {(7:05)

herrahuu(1866) whispers: that queenside play does look rather attractive}
13.Bd6 {(6:35)} Rd8 {(0:03)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: Bxe7 does not make any sense, Bf4 neither, so Bc5 seems to be the most sensible move, however the bishop does not have an eye on c7 anymore}
14.Bxe7 {(3:21)} Nxe7 {(0:00)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: ...}
15.Qd2 {(4:52)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: My plan is to regroup the queen and continue pushig on the queenside with a5, white will probably play sth. like Re1 e4}
15...Qc7 {(0:38)} 16.b3 {(1:06)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: b3 is not really threatening anything

schachbjm(2238) whispers: bxc dxc is in my favor

schachbjm(2238) whispers: no reason not to go for a5 here}
16...a5 {(0:50)} 17.bxc4 {(0:15)} dxc4 {(0:02)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: Rb8 next supporting the b-pawn and going out of tany discoveries

schachbjm(2238) whispers: as I have a clear and easy plan it is comfotable and easy to handle this position

schachbjm(2238) whispers: my queen majority is strong and he has absolutely no (counter)play/initiative here

schachbjm(2238) whispers: he has to react to b4 at the moment, two passers are eciding the game

schachbjm(2238) whispers: another drawback of the b3-bxc4 plan is that now black is able to place a knight on d5, which is a key square in many swedish lines}
18.Rfc1 {(7:17)} Rb8 {(1:32)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: going out of discovery attacks

schachbjm(2238) whispers: and supporting future b4 pawn advance}
19.e4 {(0:41)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: 10 moves later, we see e4 :D}
19...Ba6 {(7:38)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: preparing b4

herrahuu(1866) whispers: i'm wondering how could we make g2 bishop happy piece

herrahuu(1866) whispers: i am very impressed with the fighting spirit}
20.Bf1 {(6:00)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: b4 works, but is it in my favor

schachbjm(2238) whispers: I expect palewarrior to give up the exchange for my LSB and one pawn}
20...b4 {(2:19)} 21.axb4 {(0:04)} axb4 {(0:00)} 22.Rxc4 {(0:03)} Bxc4 {(0:02)} 23.Bxc4 {(0:13)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: Bxc4 Ng5}
23...Qd6 {(0:41)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: I have the feeling that I missed sth., however my position is easier to play and when there is somebody playing for a win, it is me}
24.e5 {(3:13)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: especially the time situation is in my favor, I did not have to spend that much time in the opening

schachbjm(2238) whispers: Qb6, Qg6 and Qh6 are my options here

schachbjm(2238) whispers: Qg6 mightt have the drawback that Bxf hurts after Ng5

schachbjm(2238) whispers: In the next move I can blockade the diagonale with Nd5

schachbjm(2238) whispers: Qh6 has the drawback that I block h6 to force the knight to retreat

schachbjm(2238) whispers: Qb6 and I keep a look at the d4 pawn

schachbjm(2238) whispers: Another point is that white might be able to get the queen into initiative/attack with Qd3, so Qg6 looks best

schachbjm(2238) whispers: When the queens disappear from the board, the endgames should be in my favor}
24...Qg6 {(7:49)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: he has to play accurate here}
25.d5 {(2:37)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: when he allows me to get h6 and Nd5 in, he is in big trouble

schachbjm(2238) whispers: blocking the diagonale

schachbjm(2238) whispers: in order to get the pawns rolling

schachbjm(2238) whispers: interesting decision

Triarius(2299) whispers: qe4 looks good

schachbjm(2238) whispers: how does he respond to Qe4 which is threatening to take the knight and the pawn on d5 (with the knight)?

schachbjm(2238) whispers: I doubt that there is sth. like d6?!}
25...Qe4 {(5:23)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: show it to me

schachbjm(2238) whispers: I do not see anything here

schachbjm(2238) whispers: It just loses a pawn

schachbjm(2238) whispers: He should have considered 24./25. Ng5 threatening to take on f7, however I am not sure whether I can simply play Kh8 and there is nothing

schachbjm(2238) whispers: I am happy that he did not blitzed out a move showing me that I went into a trap :)

Triarius(2299) whispers: he might just be adding some pathos, like those who wait til last minute before checkmating lol}
26.Ng5 {(9:12)} Qxe5 {(0:01)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: d6 here?}
27.Re1 {(0:29)} Qd6 {(0:40)} 28.Ne4 {(0:08)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: I have to watch out for d6?! Bxf7?! shoots ...}
28...Qg6 {(4:04)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: back to my lovely g6 square

schachbjm(2238) whispers: Qc7 Qd3 and I did not see a follow up and I do not want to deal with any d6 issues

schachbjm(2238) whispers: please play any move despite d6}
29.d6 {(1:43)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: :(}
29...Nf5 {(6:08)} 30.Qf4 {(1:52)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: I expected d7 Qc6, but it seems to be hopeless

schachbjm(2238) whispers: now that the queen is deflected b3 comes to mind

schachbjm(2238) whispers: complex position}
30...b3 {(2:20)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: btw. Nxd6 is not working at the moment due to Nxd6 Rxd6 Bxf7+!}
31.d7 {(2:40)} b2 {(0:02)} 32.Ba2 {(0:18)} Ra8 {(0:30)} 33.Ng5 {(0:12)} Rxd7 {(0:34)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: d7 is gone, that is great news

schachbjm(2238) whispers: and I am protecitng f7 at the same moment}
34.Qa4 {(1:26)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: wow}
34...Rdd8 {(0:23)

schachbjm(2238) whispers: I should have inserted h6 at one moment, but there was no move to do so

schachbjm(2238) whispers: he defends great after he misplayed the opening

schachbjm(2238) whispers: 9.Bf4?! and 14.Bxd7? were the critical moves

herrahuu(1866) whispers: yeah it is clear that PaleWarrior is talented player!

schachbjm(2238) whispers: Bxf7 Qxf7 is winning for me

schachbjm(2238) whispers: and there are two pieces hanging at the moment

herrahuu(1866) whispers: ayaya the time}
{PaleWarrior forfeits on time} 0-1

Comments

schachbjm (2016-07-31): [Event "Folkestone"] [Site "Folkestone"] [Date "1933.??.??"] [EventDate "?"] [Round "?"] [Result "0-1"] [White "Mir Sultan Khan"] [Black "Gideon Stahlberg"] [ECO "D33"] [WhiteElo "?"] [BlackElo "?"] [PlyCount "108"] 1.Nf3 d5 2.d4 e6 3.c4 c5 4.cxd5 exd5 5.Nc3 Nc6 6.g3 c4 7.Bg2 Bb4 8.O-O Nge7 9.Bf4 O-O 10.Rc1 Qa5 11.a3 Bxc3 12.Rxc3 b5 13.Bd6 Rd8 14.Bc5 Qc7 15.Re1 a5 16.Qd2 Ng6 17.Qg5 Be6 18.Nh4 h6 19.Qh5 Nxh4 20.gxh4 Qf4 21.e3 Qf5 22.Qxf5 Bxf5 23.f3 b4 24.Rcc1 Bd3 25.Bf1 Bxf1 26.Kxf1 Rab8 27.e4 bxa3 28.bxa3 Rb3 29.exd5 Rxd5 30.Re8+ Kh7 31.Rxc4 Rxf3+ 32.Ke2 Rf4 33.Ke3 Rxh4 34.Bb6 Ne5 35.Ra4 Nd7+ 36.Bc7 Nc5 37.Bg3 Nxa4 38.Bxh4 Nc3 39.Be7 f5 40.Kd3 Ne4 41.Bf8 Nf6 42.Re7 Rd7 43.Re5 Rf7 44.Bd6 Ng4 45.Rxa5 f4 46.Ra8 g5 47.Rf8 Rb7 48.h4 Kg6 49.hxg5 hxg5 50.Bc5 Nf6 51.Kc4 f3 52.d5 Rc7 53.Rh8 Nd7 54.Rg8+ Kf6 0-1

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