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miltie(1756) vs. dakeyno(1551)

miltie(1756) vs. dakeyno(1551) 1-0

1.e4 (0:00)
Turamon(1661) whispers: do the eye! go dakeyno! 1...e5 (0:00) 2.Nf3 (0:11) Nc6 (0:04) 3.d4 (0:13) exd4 (1:47) 4.Bc4 (2:33) Bb4+ (2:27) 5.c3 (0:33) dxc3 (0:02) 6.bxc3 (0:02) Ba5 (0:34) 7.Qd5 (0:25) Qe7 (0:09) 8.O-O (2:31) h6 (1:33) 9.Nd4 (1:29)
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: 8...h6 is a mistake as now 9.Ba3 is strong as 9...d6 loses to 10.Bb
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: 9.Nd4 is also a mistake and now black can recover with 9...Nf6
LJMon(1848) whispers: not quite
LJMon(1848) whispers: Nf6 gets really exciting 9...Nf6 (2:33)
LJMon(1848) whispers: gg'
LJMon(1848) whispers: Nx 10.Nxc6 (2:38)
LJMon(1848) whispers: NxQ 10...Nxd5 (0:43) 11.Nxe7 (0:03) Nxe7 (0:01)
LJMon(1848) whispers: so pawn up 12.Ba3 (0:53)
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Practically it's worth a bit more as white's pawns are isolated and it's hard to develop as Nb1 is tied to defence of c3 pawn and that traps Ra1
LJMon(1848) whispers: white has paly for the pawn....ggg
LJMon(1848) whispers: gg
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: black can play d6 and Nc6 and his development is sorted. It's not so easy for white to develop
LJMon(1848) whispers: white has an active B pair
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: I don't really see what white is threatening with the bishop pair
LJMon(1848) whispers: good dakeyno has lagged for 30 seconds.
LJMon(1848) whispers: dont have to have a threat 12...Ng6 (2:28)
LJMon(1848) whispers: 39 the mobility compensates
LJMon(1848) whispers: f4 13.Re1 (1:42)
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Personally I'd evaluate it as follows. Black has no real weaknesses so it's hard for white to attack anything. In addition Nb1 and Ra1 are tied down so it's hard to get any other pieces into the attack. So any white initiative is temporary
LJMon(1848) whispers: fair enuf
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: For example if black plays d6 and then Be6 it either exchanges a piece or white has to retreat the bishop
LJMon(1848) whispers: to let black play Ne5 is not good
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Ne5 is harmless as Be2 and f4 come 13...Ne5 (1:45) 14.Bb3 (0:07) d6 (0:09) 15.Re3 (0:03) O-O (0:18) 16.Nd2 (0:06) Ng4 (0:04) 17.Rg3 (0:12) Bb6 (0:18)
LJMon(1848) whispers: c3 is safe now
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Now I think black has the more active position as white has had to spend 3 moves to allow Nb1 to move and then black plays Bb6 and f2 is awkward
LJMon(1848) whispers: gonna be a gg
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Both players are playing quite quickly so I imagine there's plenty of room for mistakes
LJMon(1848) whispers: Rf1 maybe
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: 18.Rf1 is pretty much only move as f2 has to be defended by a rook and trading off Ra1 is better than Rg3
LJMon(1848) whispers: I agree 18.Rf1 (4:22)
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: King moves don't work as Nxf2+ or Nxh2+ lose and doing nothing allows Bxf2+ fork
LJMon(1848) whispers: and Nc4 maybe coming
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Nc4 allows Be6 with likely mass exchanges 18...h5 (3:02)
LJMon(1848) whispers: Nc4
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: I figure h3 is obvious move here
LJMon(1848) whispers: N is hurting anyone 19.Nc4 (2:07)
LJMon(1848) whispers: h4 is a waste 19...h4 (0:09) 20.Rf3 (0:02)
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: 21.h3 Nf6 22.e5 could be worth a try as d pawn is pinned
LJMon(1848) whispers: Nxb6 is good
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Unsure since after axb6 then Ba3 is hanging so is Ba3 better on c1? If so then capture is good, otherwise capture isn't great 20...Be6 (2:53) 21.h3 (0:30)
LJMon(1848) whispers: Nxb6!
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Now capture might be forced as otherwise 21...Bxc4 22.Bxc4 Ne5 fork hurts 21...Bxc4 (0:29)
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: 22.pxg4 is probably lesser evil as 22.Bxc4 loses a piece
LJMon(1848) whispers: Bx 22.hxg4 (0:46)
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: or I guess more accurately an exchange 22...Bxf1 (0:02) 23.Kxf1 (0:04)
LJMon(1848) whispers: ???? 23...Rae8 (0:09)
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Problem with 22.Bxc4 is black plays 22...Ne5 that hits undefended Bc4 and Rf3
LJMon(1848) whispers: Bxc4 lost a piece ?? 24.Rf4 (1:29) g5 (0:12)
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: More accurately an exchange since white would probably play 22.Bxc4 Ne5 23.Be2 Nxf3+ 24.Bxf3 25.Rf5 (0:09) Rxe4 (0:22) 26.Rxg5+ (0:03) Kh8 (0:06)
LJMon(1848) whispers: check capture f3
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: 27.f3 isn't bad and if black plays 27...Re5 then white wins with 28.Rxe5 as d pawn is pinned
LJMon(1848) whispers: but black has an attack
LJMon(1848) whispers: c4 maybe
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: not bad is relative, white is down quite a bit of material so anything complex is good since a simple position is lost 27.c4 (2:27)
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: c4 isn't really amazing as bishop covers d4 27...Rfe8 (0:21)
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Rfe8 is a mate in 1 threat
LJMon(1848) whispers: Bb2+ 28.Bb2+ (0:24) Bd4 (0:02)
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Now bishop pair comes off and with it most of white's venom. I think white's position is now hopeless unless black blunders badly
LJMon(1848) whispers: over
LJMon(1848) whispers: can play on and hope
LJMon(1848) whispers: Bx+ 29.Bxd4+ (1:59) Rxd4 (0:02)
LJMon(1848) whispers: take the h pawn and pray
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: You don't win games by resigning but it's hard to see how white can even steer this to a drawn position 30.Rh5+ (1:17)
LJMon(1848) whispers: Rh5+ K Rxh4 30...Kg7 (1:58)
LJMon(1848) whispers: white would have 3v1 on the kiside 31.Rxh4 (0:05) Kg6 (0:00)
LJMon(1848) whispers: Rh5
LJMon(1848) whispers: cancel that
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: queenside falls after black deflects Bb3 with a4 and white is more likely to get mated than queen
LJMon(1848) whispers: the Rs should win
LJMon(1848) whispers: go with f3 32.g3 (2:25) c5 (0:09)
LJMon(1848) whispers: g3 qSN'T GOOD
LJMon(1848) whispers: g3 wasn't good
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: White doesn't really have any good moves, f3 and g3 pretty much are the same and at least this way f4 comes in
LJMon(1848) whispers: f3 was much better
LJMon(1848) whispers: f4 is suicide
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Suicidal moves are OK in a hopeless endgame if it generates any chances. If white does nothing then black plays a5, a4 and after white plays Bxa4 and black plays Rxc4 black has 3 mobile pawns 33.Bc2+ (5:28)
LJMon(1848) whispers: yes 33...Kg7 (0:05)
LJMon(1848) whispers: black doubles on the second 34.Bb3 (1:40) Rh8 (0:03) 35.Rxh8 (0:16) Kxh8 (0:02)
LJMon(1848) whispers: black feels sorry for white 36.f3 (0:03) a5 (0:03)
LJMon(1848) whispers: Rh8 giving up R pair 37.Ke2 (0:39) a4 (0:04) 38.Bxa4 (0:02) Rxc4 (0:01) 39.Bb3 (0:04)
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: 37.Ke2 with the idea of 37...a4 38.Bxa4 Rxc4 39.Bb3 winning f7 39...Rb4 (0:05) 40.Bxf7 (0:02)
LJMon(1848) whispers: wow 40...Rd4 (0:02) 41.Ke3 (0:09) b5 (0:05) 42.f4 (0:30)
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Black's still winning as white kingside pawns aren't able to queen easily but it's at least a lot easier to imagine a draw 42...Kg7 (0:10)
LJMon(1848) whispers: I agre
LJMon(1848) whispers: agree 43.Be6 (0:24) Rd1 (0:10)
LJMon(1848) whispers: K is a fighting piece
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Re1 skewer is annoying 44.Ke2 (0:43) Rg1 (0:06) 45.Kf2 (0:03) Rd1 (0:32) 46.g5 (0:05)
LJMon(1848) whispers: Bd7 46...d5 (0:04) 47.f5 (0:04) c4 (0:10) 48.f6+ (0:04) Kf8 (0:15) 49.g6 (0:07)
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Wow, white has won
LJMon(1848) whispers: yep
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: 48...Kg6 was essential although 49.Bf5+ was interesting as it's poisoned
LJMon(1848) whispers: white threatens mate after Q'
KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: g7-g8(Q) is mate in 2
LJMon(1848) whispers: yep
LJMon(1848) whispers: goota run gg 49...Rd2+ (5:47) 50.Kf3 (0:12) Rd3+ (0:15) 51.Kg4 (0:08) Rd4+ (0:11) 52.Kg5 (0:53) Rd3 (0:34) 53.g7+ (1:01) dakeyno resigns 1-0

1.e4 {(0:00)

Turamon(1661) whispers: do the eye! go dakeyno!}
1...e5 {(0:00)} 2.Nf3 {(0:11)} Nc6 {(0:04)} 3.d4 {(0:13)} exd4 {(1:47)} 4.Bc4 {(2:33)} Bb4+ {(2:27)} 5.c3 {(0:33)} dxc3 {(0:02)} 6.bxc3 {(0:02)} Ba5 {(0:34)} 7.Qd5 {(0:25)} Qe7 {(0:09)} 8.O-O {(2:31)} h6 {(1:33)} 9.Nd4 {(1:29)

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: 8...h6 is a mistake as now 9.Ba3 is strong as 9...d6 loses to 10.Bb

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: 9.Nd4 is also a mistake and now black can recover with 9...Nf6

LJMon(1848) whispers: not quite

LJMon(1848) whispers: Nf6 gets really exciting}
9...Nf6 {(2:33)

LJMon(1848) whispers: gg'

LJMon(1848) whispers: Nx}
10.Nxc6 {(2:38)

LJMon(1848) whispers: NxQ}
10...Nxd5 {(0:43)} 11.Nxe7 {(0:03)} Nxe7 {(0:01)

LJMon(1848) whispers: so pawn up}
12.Ba3 {(0:53)

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Practically it's worth a bit more as white's pawns are isolated and it's hard to develop as Nb1 is tied to defence of c3 pawn and that traps Ra1

LJMon(1848) whispers: white has paly for the pawn....ggg

LJMon(1848) whispers: gg

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: black can play d6 and Nc6 and his development is sorted. It's not so easy for white to develop

LJMon(1848) whispers: white has an active B pair

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: I don't really see what white is threatening with the bishop pair

LJMon(1848) whispers: good
dakeyno has lagged for 30 seconds.

LJMon(1848) whispers: dont have to have a threat}
12...Ng6 {(2:28)

LJMon(1848) whispers: 39 the mobility compensates

LJMon(1848) whispers: f4}
13.Re1 {(1:42)

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Personally I'd evaluate it as follows. Black has no real weaknesses so it's hard for white to attack anything. In addition Nb1 and Ra1 are tied down so it's hard to get any other pieces into the attack. So any white initiative is temporary

LJMon(1848) whispers: fair enuf

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: For example if black plays d6 and then Be6 it either exchanges a piece or white has to retreat the bishop

LJMon(1848) whispers: to let black play Ne5 is not good

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Ne5 is harmless as Be2 and f4 come}
13...Ne5 {(1:45)} 14.Bb3 {(0:07)} d6 {(0:09)} 15.Re3 {(0:03)} O-O {(0:18)} 16.Nd2 {(0:06)} Ng4 {(0:04)} 17.Rg3 {(0:12)} Bb6 {(0:18)

LJMon(1848) whispers: c3 is safe now

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Now I think black has the more active position as white has had to spend 3 moves to allow Nb1 to move and then black plays Bb6 and f2 is awkward

LJMon(1848) whispers: gonna be a gg

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Both players are playing quite quickly so I imagine there's plenty of room for mistakes

LJMon(1848) whispers: Rf1 maybe

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: 18.Rf1 is pretty much only move as f2 has to be defended by a rook and trading off Ra1 is better than Rg3

LJMon(1848) whispers: I agree}
18.Rf1 {(4:22)

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: King moves don't work as Nxf2+ or Nxh2+ lose and doing nothing allows Bxf2+ fork

LJMon(1848) whispers: and Nc4 maybe coming

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Nc4 allows Be6 with likely mass exchanges}
18...h5 {(3:02)

LJMon(1848) whispers: Nc4

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: I figure h3 is obvious move here

LJMon(1848) whispers: N is hurting anyone}
19.Nc4 {(2:07)

LJMon(1848) whispers: h4 is a waste}
19...h4 {(0:09)} 20.Rf3 {(0:02)

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: 21.h3 Nf6 22.e5 could be worth a try as d pawn is pinned

LJMon(1848) whispers: Nxb6 is good

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Unsure since after axb6 then Ba3 is hanging so is Ba3 better on c1? If so then capture is good, otherwise capture isn't great}
20...Be6 {(2:53)} 21.h3 {(0:30)

LJMon(1848) whispers: Nxb6!

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Now capture might be forced as otherwise 21...Bxc4 22.Bxc4 Ne5 fork hurts}
21...Bxc4 {(0:29)

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: 22.pxg4 is probably lesser evil as 22.Bxc4 loses a piece

LJMon(1848) whispers: Bx}
22.hxg4 {(0:46)

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: or I guess more accurately an exchange}
22...Bxf1 {(0:02)} 23.Kxf1 {(0:04)

LJMon(1848) whispers: ????}
23...Rae8 {(0:09)

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Problem with 22.Bxc4 is black plays 22...Ne5 that hits undefended Bc4 and Rf3

LJMon(1848) whispers: Bxc4 lost a piece ??}
24.Rf4 {(1:29)} g5 {(0:12)

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: More accurately an exchange since white would probably play 22.Bxc4 Ne5 23.Be2 Nxf3+ 24.Bxf3}
25.Rf5 {(0:09)} Rxe4 {(0:22)} 26.Rxg5+ {(0:03)} Kh8 {(0:06)

LJMon(1848) whispers: check capture f3

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: 27.f3 isn't bad and if black plays 27...Re5 then white wins with 28.Rxe5 as d pawn is pinned

LJMon(1848) whispers: but black has an attack

LJMon(1848) whispers: c4 maybe

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: not bad is relative, white is down quite a bit of material so anything complex is good since a simple position is lost}
27.c4 {(2:27)

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: c4 isn't really amazing as bishop covers d4}
27...Rfe8 {(0:21)

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Rfe8 is a mate in 1 threat

LJMon(1848) whispers: Bb2+}
28.Bb2+ {(0:24)} Bd4 {(0:02)

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Now bishop pair comes off and with it most of white's venom. I think white's position is now hopeless unless black blunders badly

LJMon(1848) whispers: over

LJMon(1848) whispers: can play on and hope

LJMon(1848) whispers: Bx+}
29.Bxd4+ {(1:59)} Rxd4 {(0:02)

LJMon(1848) whispers: take the h pawn and pray

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: You don't win games by resigning but it's hard to see how white can even steer this to a drawn position}
30.Rh5+ {(1:17)

LJMon(1848) whispers: Rh5+ K Rxh4}
30...Kg7 {(1:58)

LJMon(1848) whispers: white would have 3v1 on the kiside}
31.Rxh4 {(0:05)} Kg6 {(0:00)

LJMon(1848) whispers: Rh5

LJMon(1848) whispers: cancel that

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: queenside falls after black deflects Bb3 with a4 and white is more likely to get mated than queen

LJMon(1848) whispers: the Rs should win

LJMon(1848) whispers: go with f3}
32.g3 {(2:25)} c5 {(0:09)

LJMon(1848) whispers: g3 qSN'T GOOD

LJMon(1848) whispers: g3 wasn't good

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: White doesn't really have any good moves, f3 and g3 pretty much are the same and at least this way f4 comes in

LJMon(1848) whispers: f3 was much better

LJMon(1848) whispers: f4 is suicide

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Suicidal moves are OK in a hopeless endgame if it generates any chances. If white does nothing then black plays a5, a4 and after white plays Bxa4 and black plays Rxc4 black has 3 mobile pawns}
33.Bc2+ {(5:28)

LJMon(1848) whispers: yes}
33...Kg7 {(0:05)

LJMon(1848) whispers: black doubles on the second}
34.Bb3 {(1:40)} Rh8 {(0:03)} 35.Rxh8 {(0:16)} Kxh8 {(0:02)

LJMon(1848) whispers: black feels sorry for white}
36.f3 {(0:03)} a5 {(0:03)

LJMon(1848) whispers: Rh8 giving up R pair}
37.Ke2 {(0:39)} a4 {(0:04)} 38.Bxa4 {(0:02)} Rxc4 {(0:01)} 39.Bb3 {(0:04)

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: 37.Ke2 with the idea of 37...a4 38.Bxa4 Rxc4 39.Bb3 winning f7}
39...Rb4 {(0:05)} 40.Bxf7 {(0:02)

LJMon(1848) whispers: wow}
40...Rd4 {(0:02)} 41.Ke3 {(0:09)} b5 {(0:05)} 42.f4 {(0:30)

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Black's still winning as white kingside pawns aren't able to queen easily but it's at least a lot easier to imagine a draw}
42...Kg7 {(0:10)

LJMon(1848) whispers: I agre

LJMon(1848) whispers: agree}
43.Be6 {(0:24)} Rd1 {(0:10)

LJMon(1848) whispers: K is a fighting piece

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Re1 skewer is annoying}
44.Ke2 {(0:43)} Rg1 {(0:06)} 45.Kf2 {(0:03)} Rd1 {(0:32)} 46.g5 {(0:05)

LJMon(1848) whispers: Bd7}
46...d5 {(0:04)} 47.f5 {(0:04)} c4 {(0:10)} 48.f6+ {(0:04)} Kf8 {(0:15)} 49.g6 {(0:07)

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: Wow, white has won

LJMon(1848) whispers: yep

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: 48...Kg6 was essential although 49.Bf5+ was interesting as it's poisoned

LJMon(1848) whispers: white threatens mate after Q'

KRMCHESS(2152) whispers: g7-g8(Q) is mate in 2

LJMon(1848) whispers: yep

LJMon(1848) whispers: goota run gg}
49...Rd2+ {(5:47)} 50.Kf3 {(0:12)} Rd3+ {(0:15)} 51.Kg4 {(0:08)} Rd4+ {(0:11)} 52.Kg5 {(0:53)} Rd3 {(0:34)} 53.g7+ {(1:01)}
{dakeyno resigns} 1-0

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