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akhairat(2279) vs. yoyoman(2268)

akhairat(2279) vs. yoyoman(2268) *

1.e4 (0:00) c6 (0:00) 2.d4 (0:17) d5 (0:09) 3.Nc3 (0:46) dxe4 (0:07) 4.Bc4 (0:06)
axeltiger(2206) whispers: I haven't seen this gambit before 4...Nf6 (2:56) 5.f3 (0:07)
Hathkhola(1812) whispers: what happens if black takes on f3?
axeltiger(2206) whispers: white recaptures with the knight
axeltiger(2206) whispers: and claims that an open f-file + a lead in development is enough compensation for the pawn
axeltiger(2206) whispers: This looks kind of similar to the Blackmar-Diemer gambit
Hathkhola(1812) whispers: It looks like white did preparation.
axeltiger(2206) whispers: It shouldn't be great from a theoretical standpoint, but it can be dangerous
axeltiger(2206) whispers: It could be, but it's not a given
axeltiger(2206) whispers: there are better lines to prep against the caro-can 5...exf3 (4:08) 6.Nxf3 (0:00) Bf5 (0:05)
axeltiger(2206) whispers: this is the natural response
axeltiger(2206) whispers: black wants to play e6 to shut down the c4 bishop, but at the same time he'd like the c8 bishop to be active
axeltiger(2206) whispers: if white attacks the bishop on f5 it may retreat to g6, and then black will play e6 7.O-O (2:02) e6 (0:37)
axeltiger(2206) whispers: Ne5 looks like a natural way to try and test black's defensive setup
axeltiger(2206) whispers: this would threaten a capture on f5, and black may have to play Bg6 in response 8.Ne5 (1:31) Bg6 (0:39)
axeltiger(2206) whispers: A big issue for white now is if black manages to play Nbd7 and trade off the e5 knight
axeltiger(2206) whispers: that would lead to massive trades ending in a great endgame for black
axeltiger(2206) whispers: Bg5 looks pretty natural here, in order to threaten a d5 push 9.Bb3 (2:14)
axeltiger(2206) whispers: I don't fully understand this ove
axeltiger(2206) whispers: move* 9...Nbd7 (3:06)
axeltiger(2206) whispers: it gives black some time to consolidate, and I'd imagine this is not part of white's game-plan
axeltiger(2206) whispers: what will white play here? Is it time to take on g6? 10.Qe2 (1:38)
axeltiger(2206) whispers: The threat now is to take on g6 and then push d5
axeltiger(2206) whispers: this cannot be allowsy
axeltiger(2206) whispers: allowed*
axeltiger(2206) whispers: there are several ways to deal with it however 10...Nxe5 (8:14) AKhairat lost connection; game adjourned *

1.e4 {(0:00)} c6 {(0:00)} 2.d4 {(0:17)} d5 {(0:09)} 3.Nc3 {(0:46)} dxe4 {(0:07)} 4.Bc4 {(0:06)

axeltiger(2206) whispers: I haven't seen this gambit before}
4...Nf6 {(2:56)} 5.f3 {(0:07)

Hathkhola(1812) whispers: what happens if black takes on f3?

axeltiger(2206) whispers: white recaptures with the knight

axeltiger(2206) whispers: and claims that an open f-file + a lead in development is enough compensation for the pawn

axeltiger(2206) whispers: This looks kind of similar to the Blackmar-Diemer gambit

Hathkhola(1812) whispers: It looks like white did preparation.

axeltiger(2206) whispers: It shouldn't be great from a theoretical standpoint, but it can be dangerous

axeltiger(2206) whispers: It could be, but it's not a given

axeltiger(2206) whispers: there are better lines to prep against the caro-can}
5...exf3 {(4:08)} 6.Nxf3 {(0:00)} Bf5 {(0:05)

axeltiger(2206) whispers: this is the natural response

axeltiger(2206) whispers: black wants to play e6 to shut down the c4 bishop, but at the same time he'd like the c8 bishop to be active

axeltiger(2206) whispers: if white attacks the bishop on f5 it may retreat to g6, and then black will play e6}
7.O-O {(2:02)} e6 {(0:37)

axeltiger(2206) whispers: Ne5 looks like a natural way to try and test black's defensive setup

axeltiger(2206) whispers: this would threaten a capture on f5, and black may have to play Bg6 in response}
8.Ne5 {(1:31)} Bg6 {(0:39)

axeltiger(2206) whispers: A big issue for white now is if black manages to play Nbd7 and trade off the e5 knight

axeltiger(2206) whispers: that would lead to massive trades ending in a great endgame for black

axeltiger(2206) whispers: Bg5 looks pretty natural here, in order to threaten a d5 push}
9.Bb3 {(2:14)

axeltiger(2206) whispers: I don't fully understand this ove

axeltiger(2206) whispers: move*}
9...Nbd7 {(3:06)

axeltiger(2206) whispers: it gives black some time to consolidate, and I'd imagine this is not part of white's game-plan

axeltiger(2206) whispers: what will white play here? Is it time to take on g6?}
10.Qe2 {(1:38)

axeltiger(2206) whispers: The threat now is to take on g6 and then push d5

axeltiger(2206) whispers: this cannot be allowsy

axeltiger(2206) whispers: allowed*

axeltiger(2206) whispers: there are several ways to deal with it however}
10...Nxe5 {(8:14)}
{AKhairat lost connection; game adjourned} *

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