1.Nf3 (0:00) Nf6 (0:00) 2.g3 (0:04) b5 (1:47) 3.b3 (0:39) Bb7 (0:18) 4.Bb2 (0:05) d5 (4:55) 5.Bg2 (0:06) Nbd7 (0:09) 6.O-O (0:04) e6 (0:08) 7.a4 (0:06) b4 (0:24) 8.a5 (0:03) a6 (0:08) 9.c4 (0:24) bxc3 (0:38) 10.Bxc3 (0:04) c5 (0:07) 11.e3 (0:32) Bd6 (0:42) 12.d4 (0:05) O-O (0:03) 13.Na3 (0:11) Ne4 (0:04) 14.Bb2 (0:16) Qe7 (3:29) 15.Nc2 (0:16) c4 (2:37) 16.bxc4 (0:32) dxc4 (0:02) 17.Rb1 (0:14) Rab8 (0:35) 18.Nd2 (0:22) Nxd2 (3:45) 19.Qxd2 (0:09) Bxg2 (0:24) 20.Kxg2 (0:03) Nf6 (0:37) 21.f3 (0:42) e5 (1:39) 22.Bc3 (0:09) exd4 (0:20) 23.Nxd4 (0:09) Qc7 (0:46) 24.Rfd1 (3:00) Nd5 (2:43) 25.Nf5 (2:35) Nxc3 (0:15) 26.Qxc3 (0:05) Be5 (0:20) 27.Nd4 (0:46) Qc5 (5:22) 28.Rb6 (3:23) Rxb6 (0:46) 29.axb6 (0:02) Qxb6 (0:02) 30.Qxc4 (0:02) Qb2+ (0:06) 31.Kh3 (2:07) Qa3 (2:40) 32.f4 (1:49) Bb8 (1:42) 33.e4 (0:03) Bxf4 (0:13) 34.Rd3 (0:24) Qd6 (0:18) 35.gxf4 (0:02) Qxf4 (0:02) 36.Nf3 (3:56) g5 (1:47) 37.Nxg5 (0:52) Qf1+ (0:50) 38.Kh4 (0:44) Qf4+ (2:30) 39.Kh3 (0:30) Qf1+ (0:05) 40.Kg3 (4:06) Qg1+ (3:43) 41.Kh4 (1:36)
LJMon(1848) whispers: seems like a simple move ..but control the h-file maybe the idea
LJMon(1848) whispers: probably better than the trap move Kh3 41...Qxh2+ (2:51)
LJMon(1848) whispers: Rh3 42.Nh3 (0:48) Qe5 (2:50)
LJMon(1848) whispers: white is a bit disjointed
BuyJupiter(1571) whispers: but has some dangerous lines... don't know if white has the tempo to pull it off though.
LJMon(1848) whispers: trading Qs leads to won but difficult ending 43.Qd5 (4:31)
LJMon(1848) whispers: OMG
LJMon(1848) whispers: OMG 43...Qa1 (2:48) 44.Rg3+ (2:27)
BuyJupiter(1571) whispers: Rg3+, Qg5, e5 (to block the diagonal) 44...Kh8 (0:15)
BuyJupiter(1571) whispers: but does that work? 45.Ng5 (0:14)
BuyJupiter(1571) whispers: white has other ideas... :)
LJMon(1848) whispers: good enuf 45...Qf6 (1:04) 46.Rf3 (0:39) Qh6+ (0:13) 47.Kg4 (0:02)
LJMon(1848) whispers: fwhis black out of moves 47...f6 (0:38) 48.Nf7+ (0:30) Rxf7 (0:01) 49.Qxf7 (0:02) Qg5+ (0:01) 50.Kh3 (0:01) Qh6+ (0:07) 51.Kg2 (0:03) Qd2+ (0:06)
LJMon(1848) whispers: because of the mate threat...BQ cant take R unless with check...so just walk the King away to whereever it wants to go
KayVee(1645) whispers: is there perp? 52.Rf2 (2:51) Qg5+ (0:04) 53.Kf1 (0:02)
LJMon(1848) whispers: I doubt it 53...Qc1+ (0:08) 54.Ke2 (0:03) Qc2+ (0:51) 55.Ke3 (0:53) Qc3+ (1:14) 56.Kf4 (0:22) Qe5+ (0:19) 57.Kf3 (0:09) Qd6 (2:39)
LJMon(1848) whispers: Rd2 58.Qe8+ (1:04) Kg7 (0:09) 59.Rg2+ (0:03) Kh6 (0:05) 60.Qa4 (3:50)
LJMon(1848) whispers: Re2 I was thinking but this was mt second choice 60...Qd3+ (0:57) 61.Kf4 (0:07)
Valiantangel(1877) whispers: i m having a headache winning here.. 61...Qf1+ (1:40) 62.Kg3 (0:03) Qe1+ (0:09)
zitterbart(1963) whispers: at the moment it think this should be draw or lose rook
zitterbart(1963) whispers: but lets see
Valiantangel(1877) whispers: focus valiant...focus 63.Rf2 (2:17)
KayVee(1645) whispers: 58.Qe8.... that let Black K out
Valiantangel(1877) whispers: eventually he will lose a few checks n i can take advantage
LJMon(1848) whispers: Rd2 would have ended the game I think
KayVee(1645) whispers: yes
Valiantangel(1877) whispers: my idea is n was to bring my Q closer to protect my dear K
LJMon(1848) whispers: I still dont see a perpetual 63...Qe3+ (1:54) 64.Kg2 (0:04) Qg5+ (0:08) 65.Kf1 (0:01) Qc1+ (0:04) 66.Ke2 (0:02) Qb2+ (0:11) 67.Ke3 (0:15) Qc3+ (0:22) 68.Kf4 (0:03) Qe5+ (0:05) 69.Kf3 (0:01) Qh5+ (1:28) 70.Ke3 (0:40) Qc5+ (1:12)
Valiantangel(1877) whispers: here it is!!! 71.Qd4 (0:21)
LJMon(1848) whispers: Qg5+ better 71...Qc1+ (0:16) 72.Kf3 (0:04)
LJMon(1848) whispers: home free
Valiantangel(1877) whispers: my Q is in the protective sphere!!! 72...Qh1+ (0:26) 73.Ke2 (0:09) Qh4 (0:21) 74.Rxf6+ (0:06)
NokiaTwenty(2093) whispers: mate is coming zitterbart resigns 1-0

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