1.d4 (0:00) Nf6 (0:00) 2.c4 (0:03) g6 (0:07) 3.Nc3 (0:03) d5 (0:02) 4.Nf3 (0:03) Bg7 (0:04) 5.cxd5 (0:09) Nxd5 (0:03) 6.e4 (0:00) Nxc3 (0:09) 7.bxc3 (0:02) c5 (0:25) 8.Be3 (0:02) Nc6 (0:55) 9.Rc1 (1:07)
Triarius(2242) whispers: usually blacks continues with 8..Qa5 9...Bg4 (1:02)
Triarius(2242) whispers: might not be the best variation but still prevents the standard plan with Qd2, taking serious chance of not being really able to target the center tho 10.d5 (3:05) Ne5 (0:56) 11.Be2 (0:03) Bxf3 (0:36) 12.Bxf3 (0:01) Qa5 (2:32)
NightFury(2147) whispers: go Tri go
Triarius(2242) whispers: 00 nf3 qf3 c4! freezes the pawn on c3, which is something i should avoid because i'm pretty much sure it guarantees enough counterplay 13.Be2 (5:34)
Triarius(2242) whispers: in such structures black can't really swap a2 for c5, and the knight is quite misplaced now 13...Nd7 (2:38) 14.O-O (0:53)
Triarius(2242) whispers: the right move here is probably b5, but white strikes on the other side with f4 while black prevents c3-c4 14...O-O (1:27) 15.c4 (0:24)
Triarius(2242) whispers: compared to the Rb1 demolition grunfeld line with Q:a2, if now black takes a2 white reaches a definitely improved version of that line since black's pieces would be misplaced and lines are not so open as in the other line 15...Qxa2 (4:16) 16.Rb1 (7:54)
Triarius(2242) whispers: in case of b6 now we would reach the structure of the 9...b6 line with some improvements for white as tempi, stronger center and a misplaced knight (usually goes to a5 instead) 16...b6 (1:32) 17.f4 (8:13) Bd4 (14:34) 18.Bxd4 (1:25) cxd4 (0:03) 19.Rf2 (0:01) Nc5 (0:42) 20.Bf1 (0:14) Serlok lost connection; game adjourned *