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diduk(2251) vs. tahsine(2163)

diduk(2251) vs. tahsine(2163) *

1.d4 (0:00) Nf6 (0:00) 2.c4 (0:03)
tahsine(2163) whispers: OK, so let us try something else than the same KID. 2...c5 (0:40) 3.Nf3 (0:50)
tahsine(2163) whispers: Interesting, already out of the book !
tahsine(2163) whispers: he should maybe know that I'm not the best benoni player, so he took me to unexplored territories :) 3...cxd4 (2:16) 4.Nxd4 (0:42) Nc6 (0:12) 5.Nc3 (0:07)
tahsine(2163) whispers: this is somehow now similar to a sicilian Pelikan. 5...e5 (2:12) 6.Nb3 (0:24) Bb4 (0:28) 7.Bd2 (0:26) O-O (1:14)
tahsine(2163) whispers: Diduk has proven to be a very (VERRRRY) solid player, if he can take me to the endgame with equal chances he is almost sure to win. Therefore I need to make an advantage here and avoid exchanging queens.
tahsine(2163) whispers: he is thinking ! 8.Nd5 (4:27) Bxd2+ (1:41) 9.Qxd2 (1:42) d6 (1:24)
tahsine(2163) whispers: we are at move 9, and for sure this looks like nothing I've seen in any opening I know. 10.g3 (2:43) a5 (1:09) 11.Bg2 (5:23)
tahsine(2163) whispers: I expected a4 to block the a pawn.
tahsine(2163) whispers: a4 and his knight is back to c1 ! 11...a4 (2:51) 12.Nc1 (0:13) Bf5 (0:32) 13.O-O (4:06)
tahsine(2163) whispers: hesitating between a6 Nxd5 and Nd4 13...Nd4 (5:39)
tahsine(2163) whispers: I hope I did the right calculation for the b7 pawn 14.e3 (7:32) Nc2 (5:42) 15.Nxf6+ (5:12) Qxf6 (0:07) 16.e4 (1:21) Nxa1 (0:15) 17.exf5 (0:03) Rac8 (1:36) 18.Bd5 (0:55) b5 (1:51) 19.Ne2 (4:51) Qxf5 (0:47) 20.Rxa1 (0:58) bxc4 (0:05) 21.Nc3 (0:16) Qd3 (1:21) 22.Qxd3 (2:33) cxd3 (0:12) 23.a3 (0:03) Rc5 (0:33) 24.Rd1 (0:32) tahsine lost connection; game adjourned *

Further moves are in diduk(2251) vs. tahsine(2163) 0-1

1.d4 {(0:00)} Nf6 {(0:00)} 2.c4 {(0:03)

tahsine(2163) whispers: OK, so let us try something else than the same KID.}
2...c5 {(0:40)} 3.Nf3 {(0:50)

tahsine(2163) whispers: Interesting, already out of the book !

tahsine(2163) whispers: he should maybe know that I'm not the best benoni player, so he took me to unexplored territories :)}
3...cxd4 {(2:16)} 4.Nxd4 {(0:42)} Nc6 {(0:12)} 5.Nc3 {(0:07)

tahsine(2163) whispers: this is somehow now similar to a sicilian Pelikan.}
5...e5 {(2:12)} 6.Nb3 {(0:24)} Bb4 {(0:28)} 7.Bd2 {(0:26)} O-O {(1:14)

tahsine(2163) whispers: Diduk has proven to be a very (VERRRRY) solid player, if he can take me to the endgame with equal chances he is almost sure to win. Therefore I need to make an advantage here and avoid exchanging queens.

tahsine(2163) whispers: he is thinking !}
8.Nd5 {(4:27)} Bxd2+ {(1:41)} 9.Qxd2 {(1:42)} d6 {(1:24)

tahsine(2163) whispers: we are at move 9, and for sure this looks like nothing I've seen in any opening I know.}
10.g3 {(2:43)} a5 {(1:09)} 11.Bg2 {(5:23)

tahsine(2163) whispers: I expected a4 to block the a pawn.

tahsine(2163) whispers: a4 and his knight is back to c1 !}
11...a4 {(2:51)} 12.Nc1 {(0:13)} Bf5 {(0:32)} 13.O-O {(4:06)

tahsine(2163) whispers: hesitating between a6 Nxd5 and Nd4}
13...Nd4 {(5:39)

tahsine(2163) whispers: I hope I did the right calculation for the b7 pawn}
14.e3 {(7:32)} Nc2 {(5:42)} 15.Nxf6+ {(5:12)} Qxf6 {(0:07)} 16.e4 {(1:21)} Nxa1 {(0:15)} 17.exf5 {(0:03)} Rac8 {(1:36)} 18.Bd5 {(0:55)} b5 {(1:51)} 19.Ne2 {(4:51)} Qxf5 {(0:47)} 20.Rxa1 {(0:58)} bxc4 {(0:05)} 21.Nc3 {(0:16)} Qd3 {(1:21)} 22.Qxd3 {(2:33)} cxd3 {(0:12)} 23.a3 {(0:03)} Rc5 {(0:33)} 24.Rd1 {(0:32)}
{tahsine lost connection; game adjourned} *

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