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miltie(1921) vs. carloskerber(1686)

miltie(1921) vs. carloskerber(1686) 1-0

1.e4 (0:00) e5 (0:00) 2.Nf3 (0:14) Nc6 (0:05) 3.d4 (0:17) exd4 (0:54) 4.Bc4 (0:12) h6 (1:22) 5.O-O (1:24) d6 (1:27) 6.h3 (0:06) Nf6 (1:01) 7.Nxd4 (0:41) Bd7 (2:08) 8.Nc3 (4:14) Be7 (2:18) 9.Be3 (7:37) Qc8 (2:47) 10.Nxc6 (3:12) bxc6 (0:39) 11.Qf3 (0:39) O-O (0:36) 12.Rad1 (1:03) Be6 (0:54) 13.Be2 (0:55) Nd7 (3:40) 14.Qg3 (1:49) Kh7 (1:05) 15.f4 (0:33) f5 (2:48) 16.Bd3 (4:58) Qd8 (4:48) 17.Rf3 (2:56) Bh4 (5:56) 18.Qh2 (0:04) c5 (1:17) 19.g3 (1:01) Be7 (0:07) 20.Nd5 (2:18) Bxd5 (1:37) 21.exd5 (0:04) Nb6 (1:26) 22.c4 (0:45) Bf6 (0:47) 23.Bxf5+ (0:42) g6 (0:03) 24.Bd3 (0:06) Rb8 (0:42)
smallblackcat(2102) whispers: the opening of lines seems to help white here, his attack could become dangerous very quickly 25.b3 (0:06) a5 (1:34) 26.h4 (0:16) h5 (0:26) 27.Qc2 (3:52) Rg8 (2:28) 28.Re1 (1:10) Qd7 (2:40) 29.Bf2 (3:51) Qg4 (0:15) 30.Qd1 (5:39) Bxh4 (3:00) 31.Rfe3 (0:34)
smallblackcat(2102) whispers: Qxd1 Rxd1 Bf6 Kg7 Re1 is a bit tricky 31...Qxd1 (2:34) 32.Rxd1 (0:04) Bf6 (0:34) 33.Re6 (0:15) Bc3 (0:30)
smallblackcat(2102) whispers: another way to play this would be Rbf8 Re1 Rg7 34.Kg2 (0:08) Nc8 (1:48) 35.Rh1 (0:05)
smallblackcat(2102) whispers: oh that's a nice idea
smallblackcat(2102) whispers: I'm almost wondering if after Kh6 there's some way of creating a mating net after Rxh5 Kxh5
smallblackcat(2102) whispers: but simply g4 is effective there 35...Kh8 (2:10) 36.Bxg6 (0:10) Rxg6 (1:18) 37.Rxg6 (0:03) Kh7 (0:04) 38.f5 (0:04) Ne7 (0:15) 39.Rxh5# (0:04) CarlosKerber checkmated 1-0

1.e4 {(0:00)} e5 {(0:00)} 2.Nf3 {(0:14)} Nc6 {(0:05)} 3.d4 {(0:17)} exd4 {(0:54)} 4.Bc4 {(0:12)} h6 {(1:22)} 5.O-O {(1:24)} d6 {(1:27)} 6.h3 {(0:06)} Nf6 {(1:01)} 7.Nxd4 {(0:41)} Bd7 {(2:08)} 8.Nc3 {(4:14)} Be7 {(2:18)} 9.Be3 {(7:37)} Qc8 {(2:47)} 10.Nxc6 {(3:12)} bxc6 {(0:39)} 11.Qf3 {(0:39)} O-O {(0:36)} 12.Rad1 {(1:03)} Be6 {(0:54)} 13.Be2 {(0:55)} Nd7 {(3:40)} 14.Qg3 {(1:49)} Kh7 {(1:05)} 15.f4 {(0:33)} f5 {(2:48)} 16.Bd3 {(4:58)} Qd8 {(4:48)} 17.Rf3 {(2:56)} Bh4 {(5:56)} 18.Qh2 {(0:04)} c5 {(1:17)} 19.g3 {(1:01)} Be7 {(0:07)} 20.Nd5 {(2:18)} Bxd5 {(1:37)} 21.exd5 {(0:04)} Nb6 {(1:26)} 22.c4 {(0:45)} Bf6 {(0:47)} 23.Bxf5+ {(0:42)} g6 {(0:03)} 24.Bd3 {(0:06)} Rb8 {(0:42)

smallblackcat(2102) whispers: the opening of lines seems to help white here, his attack could become dangerous very quickly}
25.b3 {(0:06)} a5 {(1:34)} 26.h4 {(0:16)} h5 {(0:26)} 27.Qc2 {(3:52)} Rg8 {(2:28)} 28.Re1 {(1:10)} Qd7 {(2:40)} 29.Bf2 {(3:51)} Qg4 {(0:15)} 30.Qd1 {(5:39)} Bxh4 {(3:00)} 31.Rfe3 {(0:34)

smallblackcat(2102) whispers: Qxd1 Rxd1 Bf6 Kg7 Re1 is a bit tricky}
31...Qxd1 {(2:34)} 32.Rxd1 {(0:04)} Bf6 {(0:34)} 33.Re6 {(0:15)} Bc3 {(0:30)

smallblackcat(2102) whispers: another way to play this would be Rbf8 Re1 Rg7}
34.Kg2 {(0:08)} Nc8 {(1:48)} 35.Rh1 {(0:05)

smallblackcat(2102) whispers: oh that's a nice idea

smallblackcat(2102) whispers: I'm almost wondering if after Kh6 there's some way of creating a mating net after Rxh5 Kxh5

smallblackcat(2102) whispers: but simply g4 is effective there}
35...Kh8 {(2:10)} 36.Bxg6 {(0:10)} Rxg6 {(1:18)} 37.Rxg6 {(0:03)} Kh7 {(0:04)} 38.f5 {(0:04)} Ne7 {(0:15)} 39.Rxh5# {(0:04)}
{CarlosKerber checkmated} 1-0

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