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alfagonzalo(2076) vs. triarius(2320) *

1.e4 (0:00) c5 (0:00) 2.Nf3 (0:02) Nc6 (0:01) 3.d4 (0:04) cxd4 (0:01) 4.Nxd4 (0:01) Nf6 (0:01) 5.Nc3 (0:02) e6 (0:03) 6.Ndb5 (0:30) Bb4 (0:09) 7.a3 (0:08) Bxc3+ (0:04) 8.Nxc3 (0:04) d5 (0:01) 9.exd5 (0:04) exd5 (0:05) 10.Bd3 (1:44) O-O (0:16) 11.O-O (0:19) d4 (0:08) 12.Ne2 (0:22) h6 (0:33)
schachbjm(2344) whispers: Hi, gl Triarius 13.b4 (4:03)
schachbjm(2344) whispers: a6 and Bg4 are my candidates here
schachbjm(2344) whispers: Qd5 is possible in some similiar lines, however I do not know whether it fits here that great 13...Qd5 (8:38) 14.Bb2 (5:25) Rd8 (0:13) 15.b5 (4:14) Ne5 (0:03) 16.Nxd4 (9:37) Bg4 (0:11) 17.f3 (2:07)
schachbjm(2344) whispers: I am just curious, is not there a similar line, where Bh3 works. Does anybody know to which line I am referring here? I do not get the exact move order 17...Bh5 (2:53)
mindlin(2145) whispers: i'm not familiar with this line
schachbjm(2344) whispers: I guess it is 12...Qd5 13.b4 Ne5 14.Nxd4 Bh3 15.gxh3 Qxd4
schachbjm(2344) whispers: Does this line look playable to you or am I halluzinating?
schachbjm(2344) whispers: I ll ask Triarius after the game, he seems to be familiar with these variation
mindlin(2145) whispers: it looks playable yes
mindlin(2145) whispers: the Nf3 guards the queen
schachbjm(2344) whispers: About 25 mins time advantage after 17 moves is quite much
mindlin(2145) whispers: almost 30 minutes now 18.Rf2 (14:33)
mindlin(2145) whispers: i guess he plans some Rd2
schachbjm(2344) whispers: maybe
schachbjm(2344) whispers: I would play Nxd3 here without too much thinking
mindlin(2145) whispers: and Bg6
schachbjm(2344) whispers: Rac8 looks fine, too 18...Rac8 (3:33) 19.Nf5 (3:51)
schachbjm(2344) whispers: Rd7 to prevent whte from forking and preparing to double up on either the c- or the d-file 19...Rd7 (2:29)
BuyJupiter(1599) whispers: Ne3 with the idea of Bf5?
BuyJupiter(1599) whispers: nah, black gets a tempo with a check... 20.Bxe5 (6:12) Qxe5 (0:07) 21.Qe1 (0:02) Qxe1+ (0:44) 22.Rxe1 (0:02) Kf8 (0:00) 23.Ne3 (1:36) Bg6 (2:20)
schachbjm(2344) whispers: Alfagonzalos time management reminds me of MaxMagnus 24.Bxg6 (2:15) fxg6 (0:02) 25.c4 (0:49) Rd3 (0:10) 26.Ra2 (0:07)
Jammes(1715) whispers: i thought ng4 was a good possibility to get some activity for whit 26...Nd7 (0:16) 27.Kf2 (0:07) Ne5 (0:09) 28.Rc1 (3:23) b6 (0:18) 29.Rcc2 (0:06) Triarius lost connection; game adjourned *

1.e4 {(0:00)} c5 {(0:00)} 2.Nf3 {(0:02)} Nc6 {(0:01)} 3.d4 {(0:04)} cxd4 {(0:01)} 4.Nxd4 {(0:01)} Nf6 {(0:01)} 5.Nc3 {(0:02)} e6 {(0:03)} 6.Ndb5 {(0:30)} Bb4 {(0:09)} 7.a3 {(0:08)} Bxc3+ {(0:04)} 8.Nxc3 {(0:04)} d5 {(0:01)} 9.exd5 {(0:04)} exd5 {(0:05)} 10.Bd3 {(1:44)} O-O {(0:16)} 11.O-O {(0:19)} d4 {(0:08)} 12.Ne2 {(0:22)} h6 {(0:33)

schachbjm(2344) whispers: Hi, gl Triarius}
13.b4 {(4:03)

schachbjm(2344) whispers: a6 and Bg4 are my candidates here

schachbjm(2344) whispers: Qd5 is possible in some similiar lines, however I do not know whether it fits here that great}
13...Qd5 {(8:38)} 14.Bb2 {(5:25)} Rd8 {(0:13)} 15.b5 {(4:14)} Ne5 {(0:03)} 16.Nxd4 {(9:37)} Bg4 {(0:11)} 17.f3 {(2:07)

schachbjm(2344) whispers: I am just curious, is not there a similar line, where Bh3 works. Does anybody know to which line I am referring here? I do not get the exact move order}
17...Bh5 {(2:53)

mindlin(2145) whispers: i'm not familiar with this line

schachbjm(2344) whispers: I guess it is 12...Qd5 13.b4 Ne5 14.Nxd4 Bh3 15.gxh3 Qxd4

schachbjm(2344) whispers: Does this line look playable to you or am I halluzinating?

schachbjm(2344) whispers: I ll ask Triarius after the game, he seems to be familiar with these variation

mindlin(2145) whispers: it looks playable yes

mindlin(2145) whispers: the Nf3 guards the queen

schachbjm(2344) whispers: About 25 mins time advantage after 17 moves is quite much

mindlin(2145) whispers: almost 30 minutes now}
18.Rf2 {(14:33)

mindlin(2145) whispers: i guess he plans some Rd2

schachbjm(2344) whispers: maybe

schachbjm(2344) whispers: I would play Nxd3 here without too much thinking

mindlin(2145) whispers: and Bg6

schachbjm(2344) whispers: Rac8 looks fine, too}
18...Rac8 {(3:33)} 19.Nf5 {(3:51)

schachbjm(2344) whispers: Rd7 to prevent whte from forking and preparing to double up on either the c- or the d-file}
19...Rd7 {(2:29)

BuyJupiter(1599) whispers: Ne3 with the idea of Bf5?

BuyJupiter(1599) whispers: nah, black gets a tempo with a check...}
20.Bxe5 {(6:12)} Qxe5 {(0:07)} 21.Qe1 {(0:02)} Qxe1+ {(0:44)} 22.Rxe1 {(0:02)} Kf8 {(0:00)} 23.Ne3 {(1:36)} Bg6 {(2:20)

schachbjm(2344) whispers: Alfagonzalos time management reminds me of MaxMagnus}
24.Bxg6 {(2:15)} fxg6 {(0:02)} 25.c4 {(0:49)} Rd3 {(0:10)} 26.Ra2 {(0:07)

Jammes(1715) whispers: i thought ng4 was a good possibility to get some activity for whit}
26...Nd7 {(0:16)} 27.Kf2 {(0:07)} Ne5 {(0:09)} 28.Rc1 {(3:23)} b6 {(0:18)} 29.Rcc2 {(0:06)}
{Triarius lost connection; game adjourned} *

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