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1d4+0.2Nf6+0.22c4+0.2e6+0.13Nc30.0Bb4+0.24f3+0.1d50.05a3+0.1Bxc3++0.16bxc3+0.1O-O+0.17cxd50.0exd5+0.38e3+0.5c5+0.69Bd3+0.5b6+0.610Ne2+0.3Ba6+0.411Ng3+0.3Bxd3+0.412Qxd3+0.3Nc6+0.213O-O+0.2Qd7+0.214Bb2+0.3Rad8+0.515Rad1+0.5Na5+0.516e4+0.5Nc4+0.717Bc1+0.6h6?!+1.4Inaccuracy. cxd4 was best.17...cxd418e5+1.3Nh7+1.419f4+1.2cxd4+1.320cxd4+1.0f5+1.221Bd2??−1.0...Blunder. Ne2 was best.21.Ne2h521...Nb2−1.022Qf3−1.2Nxd1−1.423Rxd1−1.4Rf7−1.424Re1−1.6Qe6−1.225h4−1.4Nf8−1.326Nh5?!−2.2...Inaccuracy. Rc1 was best.26.Rc1Qe727.Qd3[...]26...Rc8−2.227Bb4−2.2Rc4−2.128Bxf8−2.5Kxf8−2.129Qd3−2.6Rfc7−2.530g4−3.1Rc3−2.931Qxf5+−2.8Qxf5−3.132gxf5−2.9Rxa3−2.933f6−3.0gxf6−3.034Nxf6−2.9Rd3−2.835Nxd5?!−3.8...Inaccuracy. Kg2 was best.35.Kg2Rxd436.Kf3[...]35...Rg7+−3.636Kf2−3.6Rxd4−3.437Nf6−4.2Rxf4+−4.138Ke3−4.2Rxh4−3.939e6−4.5Ke7−4.7
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[Event "Rated classical game"] [Site "https://lichess.org/6Gfa3VAn"] [Date "2024.08.01"] [White "em-as-in-emily"] [Black "TinsyNub"] [Result "0-1"] [GameId "6Gfa3VAn"] [UTCDate "2024.08.01"] [UTCTime "02:01:51"] [WhiteElo "1764"] [BlackElo "1854"] [WhiteRatingDiff "-11"] [BlackRatingDiff "+10"] [Variant "Standard"] [TimeControl "2700+45"] [ECO "E20"] [Opening "Nimzo-Indian Defense: Kmoch Variation"] [Termination "Normal"] [Annotator "lichess.org"] 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 Bb4 4. f3 { E20 Nimzo-Indian Defense: Kmoch Variation } d5 5. a3 Bxc3+ 6. bxc3 O-O 7. cxd5 exd5 8. e3 c5 9. Bd3 b6 10. Ne2 Ba6 11. Ng3 Bxd3 12. Qxd3 Nc6 13. O-O Qd7 14. Bb2 Rad8 15. Rad1 Na5 16. e4 Nc4 17. Bc1 h6?! { (0.60 → 1.38) Inaccuracy. cxd4 was best. } (17... cxd4) 18. e5 Nh7 19. f4 cxd4 20. cxd4 f5 21. Bd2?? { (1.20 → -0.96) Blunder. Ne2 was best. } (21. Ne2 h5) 21... Nb2 22. Qf3 Nxd1 23. Rxd1 Rf7 24. Re1 Qe6 25. h4 Nf8 26. Nh5?! { (-1.30 → -2.23) Inaccuracy. Rc1 was best. } (26. Rc1 Qe7 27. Qd3 Qd7 28. Qc2 Ne6 29. Be3 Rff8 30. Qd3 Nc7 31. Bd2 Rc8) 26... Rc8 27. Bb4 Rc4 28. Bxf8 Kxf8 29. Qd3 Rfc7 30. g4 Rc3 31. Qxf5+ Qxf5 32. gxf5 Rxa3 33. f6 gxf6 34. Nxf6 Rd3 35. Nxd5?! { (-2.78 → -3.84) Inaccuracy. Kg2 was best. } (35. Kg2 Rxd4 36. Kf3 Rcc4 37. Nh5 a5 38. Rb1 a4 39. Rxb6 a3 40. Rb8+ Ke7) 35... Rg7+ 36. Kf2 Rxd4 37. Nf6 Rxf4+ 38. Ke3 Rxh4 39. e6 Ke7 { White resigns. } 0-1
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em-as-in-emilyTinsyNub
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2 Inaccuracies
0 Mistakes
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24 Average centipawn loss
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Nimzo-Indian Defense: Kmoch Variation
  1. TinsyNub Final round for season 40. been preparing quite abit against d4 and e4 mainly nimzo-indian
  2. TinsyNub (4. f3) is not a move i was expecting
  3. em-as-in-emily (5.a3) Hoping for Bxc3, I forgot to study Be7 lines haha
  4. em-as-in-emily (5.a3) I'm better prepared for the alapin sicilian but saw my opponent has played a lot of alapins and smith-morras lately
  5. em-as-in-emily (5.a3) and it's no fun facing the same thing all the time
  6. TinsyNub (6... 0-0) my opponent is playing super quickly so probably prepared
  7. TinsyNub (6) no idea what this f3 line is, but the center grab looks really strong
  8. TinsyNub (7. cxd5) probably recapture with pawn here and attempt to setup c6, Be6 Nbd7 + queen has diagonal options
  9. TinsyNub (7... exd5) i wonder if i can strike center with c7-c5 while white is undeveloped
  10. TinsyNub (8) c5 looking really good here i think. try and disrupt pawn chain + immediately open up queen diagonal
  11. TinsyNub (9. Bd3) feels like my opponent has just prepared a lot of prep OR is very comfortable in the nimzo
  12. em-as-in-emily (9.Bd3) Glad I decided to go for this instead of a Bg5 Najdorf. This is much more comfortable
  13. em-as-in-emily (9.Bd3) Doesn't mean I'll win, but if I lose hopefully it'll take longer
  14. TinsyNub (9... b6) develop light bishop to start hitting diagonals on kingside
  15. TinsyNub (9) i feel like Ba6 could actually be better here
  16. TinsyNub (10... Ba6 11. Ng3) offering trade of bishops but didnt expect Ng3. was ecpecting to take on a6 or 0-0.
  17. TinsyNub thinking of exchanging and then Qxd3 c4 and plans to playRe8. bishop holds that e3 pawn though
  18. TinsyNub (12... Nc6) i am developed white still needs to castle and develop a piece
  19. TinsyNub down 11 mins on clock though. hoping this doesnt bite me in the middle/endgame
  20. TinsyNub (13. 0-0) white has some control of f5 now
  21. TinsyNub (13... Qd7) position feels so drawish because it seems hard to make progress apart from moving pieces around
  22. em-as-in-emily (14...Rad8) The age-old question: which rook to move?
  23. em-as-in-emily (14...Rad8) I guess it's useful to leave Rfe1 a possibility, so Rad1?
  24. em-as-in-emily (15.Rad1) Rfe8 Rfe1 and every piece on the board will be positioned to fight over e4, that's fun
  25. TinsyNub (15... na5) trying to get it to c4. i think white has winning chances if they go e3-e4 but i dont have an attack here
  26. TinsyNub i have the queen diagonal to maybe take on a3 in the future but theres just no realistic way forward
  27. TinsyNub (16. e4) there is e3-e4. there is a chance of a decisive result now
  28. TinsyNub (16... Nc4 17. Bc1) need to be careful of my knight on f6 and make sure it doesnt get trapped if e4-e5
  29. em-as-in-emily (17.Bc1) I'm officially out of book here, so now I have to be careful
  30. TinsyNub (17... h6) spare square for my knight and prevent bg5
  31. TinsyNub (18. e5) Ne8 and Nh7 are options, both kinda suck though
  32. TinsyNub (18... Nh7) position not looking as good for me as 3 moves ago. i think i might need to open center and attack
  33. TinsyNub (19. f4) my knight on c4 is actually useless. i probably just want to exchange that off asap. my other knight is also sort of useless
  34. TinsyNub if i go cx cx i can open it a bit but its a bit risky
  35. em-as-in-emily (19.f4) I wonder if 15.Rfd1 was better to have the queen's rook to slow queenside pawn counterplay
  36. em-as-in-emily (19.f4) That said the rook behind the f pawn looks very nice right now
  37. TinsyNub (19... cxd4 20. cxd4 f5) trying to keep the position closed here. also concerned about my knights (im basically down 2 pieces)
  38. TinsyNub (20) queen probably needs to be permanently placed on d7/e6 todefend both pawns, and just hold the c-file for drawing chances
  39. TinsyNub (20) took me the whole game to just realise bishop is kinda trapped, otherwise i can exchange it off. but i don't think i would want to?
  40. em-as-in-emily (20...f5) Maybe Rf3, in case of a kingside pawn advance?
  41. em-as-in-emily (20...f5) But black would be mad to go through with that plan so it feels like a waste of time
  42. em-as-in-emily (20...f5) or wait, maybe f5 could be tempting?
  43. em-as-in-emily (20...f5) g5 rather
  44. em-as-in-emily (20...f5) no, that also looks foolish
  45. em-as-in-emily (20...f5) I could try a knight sac on f5
  46. em-as-in-emily (20...f5) but then Qxf5 and with queens off the board it probably fails
  47. TinsyNub i also realise that a bishop move will allow Nb2 fork. maybe the position is actually more drawish than i thought. we both have a badpiec
  48. TinsyNub might consider sending draw offer on next move depending on position
  49. em-as-in-emily (21...Nb2) wow, I just did that
  50. TinsyNub (21. Bd2 Nb2) just as i was talking about it
  51. TinsyNub (23. Rxd1) up an exchange. now i need to get my other piece in the game. intial thoughts are Rf7, Nf8-Ne6
  52. TinsyNub (24. Re1) threatening e6 fork. Nf8 still works but maybe i go Qe6 to prep double up on c-file
  53. Mennonite Go emily!
  54. TinsyNub (25. h4) kingside attack as last chance? also hello mennonite
  55. em-as-in-emily (25.h4) I'm in trouble with the knight getting out via f8
  56. TinsyNub (25... Nf8) bring hte knight back in, h5 isn't really a threat atm
  57. TinsyNub (25) hoping i don't just blunder mate in 2 or something like i did last week
  58. TinsyNub (26. Nh5) let's be careful with Qg3-Qg7 ideas. can probably start queenside expansion + rooks to cfile
  59. TinsyNub (26. Rc8) lookingto go for d4 pawn, maybe a3 pawn too eventually and then queenside expansion
  60. TinsyNub (27. Bb4) bishop looking for potential outpost on d6. not sure if i just go ahead with Rc4 anyways or can double up
  61. TinsyNub (28. Bxf8) which to recapture with though?
  62. TinsyNub (28... Kxf8) keeping rook on 7th rank to defend pawns
  63. TinsyNub (29. Qd3) knight on h5 + h4 is weak now. i want to attack with doubled rooks along 3rd rank + get Qg6 or Qf7 in
  64. TinsyNub (29. Rfc7) doubled the rooks, now just need to kick the knight. i have g6 t odefend the pawn as well
  65. TinsyNub (30. g4) was expecting Ng3 to attack the f5 pawn twice. this is an intereting move though will need to calculate
  66. TinsyNub (30) i am thinking ...Rc3 Qxf5+ Qxf5gxf5 Rxa3 and it doesn tlook bad
  67. TinsyNub (33. f6) after a bunch of exchanges we are here. i feel like i should be winning now that it is open but it is really not that simple
  68. em-as-in-emily (33.f6) I'm pretty sure this is too slow to work but it's the best chance I see
  69. TinsyNub (36... Rxd4) less pieces on board is better. jsut need to deal with white's 2 passers to have a chance
  70. TinsyNub (38... Rxh4) chomping all the pawns on 4th rank, love it
  71. TinsyNub (39... Ke7) just need to be careful of forks if i take the pawn
  72. TinsyNub good game!
  73. TinsyNub i didnt expect f3
  74. TinsyNub in general i actually didn't really know what you were going to play since you play both d4 and e4 a lot
  75. em-as-in-emily I really enjoy learning openings—probably to the detriment of the rest of my chess—so I like to mix it up a lot
  76. em-as-in-emily I think this game is the perfect example
  77. TinsyNub its definitely good for tournaments though! i only play sicilian into e4 so black is very hard for me to play
  78. TinsyNub i didn't realise that the position was simple for me to play though. i think f5 was like the hardest move for me to find in the whole game
  79. TinsyNub but most of the game felt smooth where i didn't have to calculate anything complex
  80. em-as-in-emily yeah, I found the same as white up until you played f5. Very simple plans for both sides, it felt like just a fight over e4 until someone—
  81. em-as-in-emily i.e. me—blundered
  82. TinsyNub i was going to offer a draw if you decided to not play e4
  83. TinsyNub but didnt want to do it out of etiquette since you were the one with winning chances
  84. em-as-in-emily Interesting! I myself considered offering a draw after f5
  85. em-as-in-emily but I immediately blundered so
  86. TinsyNub oh yeah i would have taken the draw at any poihnt before you blundered
  87. TinsyNub i was going to offer it at move 14 after Rad8
  88. TinsyNub my only really attacking chances was either queenside expansion or Na5-Nc4 which sort of worked?
  89. em-as-in-emily queenside expansion is pretty thematic I think, if you're able to stop white's kingside play there's not much for white to play for
  90. TinsyNub yeah that's true
  91. TinsyNub i was hoping you weren't going to go g2-g4 and h2-h4-h5
  92. TinsyNub would have spent a lot of time calculating that
  93. em-as-in-emily I really should have but got cold feet
  94. TinsyNub you also blitzed your opening as well which surprised me. i assume it is just an opening you know well?
  95. TinsyNub yeah i mean i don't ever go for the kingside pawn attack unless its a bullet/blitz game
  96. em-as-in-emily not really! I just watched a couple videos on youtube this morning and luckily you played what is basically the main line at club level
  97. TinsyNub i'm nowhere near skilled enough to attempt to calculate it
  98. em-as-in-emily today was the first time I'd ever tried the f3 nimzo
  99. TinsyNub oh wow that's not bad then
  100. em-as-in-emily I should try putting this energy into tactics, maybe I'd win more often haha
  101. TinsyNub you definitely have pretty solid play
  102. em-as-in-emily thank you!
  103. TinsyNub it was mostly the blunder that just cost you but otherwise pretty good
  104. TinsyNub thanks for the game as well! hopefully i run into you next season if i decide to playy
  105. em-as-in-emily Thank you as well for the game! It was fun
  106. em-as-in-emily Good luck next season and it would be fun to run into each other then too!