lichess.org
Donate
45:00
45:00
12345678abcdefgh
+0.2
SF 16 · 7MBNNUE
in local browser
1d4+0.2d5+0.32Nf3+0.1Nf6+0.13e3+0.1e60.04Bd30.0c50.05b30.0Nc6+0.26a3+0.1cxd4+0.17exd4+0.2Be7+0.48O-O+0.3O-O+0.39Nbd2+0.1a6+0.510Bb2+0.4b5+0.411Ne5+0.5Qb6+0.512Nxc6+0.2Qxc6+0.113Rc1+0.1Bb70.014Re10.0Bd60.015Nf30.0Bf40.016Ne50.0Qd6+0.317Ra1+0.3Ne4+0.218Qf3−0.1Bxe5?!+0.8Inaccuracy. Bd2 was best.18...Bd219.Re2f6[...]19dxe5+1.2Qc6+1.820Qh3+1.2h6+1.421Bd4+1.3Ng5?+2.9Mistake. a5 was best.21...a522Qg4+3.0Rac8+3.523Re3+3.4a5+3.924b4+3.7axb4+3.425axb4+3.7Ra8+3.126Rxa8+3.0Rxa8+3.027Rg3+3.1f5??+6.3Blunder. g6 was best.27...g628.Qf428exf6+6.1e5+6.129Bxe5+6.2gxf6+6.530Bd4+6.7Bc8+8.331Qh5+7.8f5+11.232h4+10.3f4?!#13Checkmate is now unavoidable. Kf8 was best.32...Kf833.hxg5f4[...]33Rxg5+#12hxg5#1234Qh7++8.1Kf8+7.135Bc5++7.1Ke8?#1Checkmate is now unavoidable. Qxc5 was best.35...Qxc536.Qh6+Ke8[...]36Qe7#
1-0
Checkmate • White is victorious
Computer analysisMove timesCrosstableShare & export
FEN
[Event "Rated classical game"] [Site "https://lichess.org/ATYhsKxs"] [Date "2024.02.16"] [White "rjhoro"] [Black "ruip"] [Result "1-0"] [GameId "ATYhsKxs"] [UTCDate "2024.02.16"] [UTCTime "21:00:40"] [WhiteElo "1646"] [BlackElo "1704"] [WhiteRatingDiff "+14"] [BlackRatingDiff "-18"] [Variant "Standard"] [TimeControl "2700+45"] [ECO "D05"] [Opening "Rubinstein Opening"] [Termination "Normal"] [Annotator "lichess.org"] 1. d4 d5 2. Nf3 Nf6 3. e3 e6 4. Bd3 c5 5. b3 { D05 Rubinstein Opening } Nc6 6. a3 cxd4 7. exd4 Be7 8. O-O O-O 9. Nbd2 a6 10. Bb2 b5 11. Ne5 Qb6 12. Nxc6 Qxc6 13. Rc1 Bb7 14. Re1 Bd6 15. Nf3 Bf4 16. Ne5 Qd6 17. Ra1 Ne4 18. Qf3 Bxe5?! { (-0.08 → 0.76) Inaccuracy. Bd2 was best. } (18... Bd2 19. Re2 f6 20. Qh3 Bf4 21. Nf3 Qd7 22. Rae1 Rae8 23. Bc1 Bc7 24. Nd2 f5 25. Nf3) 19. dxe5 Qc6 20. Qh3 h6 21. Bd4 Ng5? { (1.32 → 2.85) Mistake. a5 was best. } (21... a5) 22. Qg4 Rac8 23. Re3 a5 24. b4 axb4 25. axb4 Ra8 26. Rxa8 Rxa8 27. Rg3 f5?? { (3.08 → 6.33) Blunder. g6 was best. } (27... g6 28. Qf4) 28. exf6 e5 29. Bxe5 gxf6 30. Bd4 Bc8 31. Qh5 f5 32. h4 f4?! { (10.30 → Mate in 13) Checkmate is now unavoidable. Kf8 was best. } (32... Kf8 33. hxg5 f4 34. Rf3 Be6 35. gxh6 Qc3 36. Qe5 Ke7 37. Bxc3) 33. Rxg5+ hxg5 34. Qh7+ Kf8 35. Bc5+ Ke8? { (7.09 → Mate in 1) Checkmate is now unavoidable. Qxc5 was best. } (35... Qxc5 36. Qh6+ Ke8 37. Qg6+ Ke7 38. Qxg5+ Kd6 39. Qxf4+ Kc6 40. bxc5 Ra1+ 41. Kh2 Kxc5 42. Qc7+) 36. Qe7# { White wins by checkmate. } 1-0
0110
rjhororuip
11
rjhoro +14
0 Inaccuracies
0 Mistakes
0 Blunders
14 Average centipawn loss
97%Accuracy
Learn from your mistakes
ruip −18
2 Inaccuracies
2 Mistakes
1 Blunder
45 Average centipawn loss
89%Accuracy
Recommended puzzle training
Rubinstein Opening: Other variations
  1. Inter-temporal (3.e3) Go Ruip!
  2. Crazywane254 Let’s go rjhoro!
  3. RobWroteABook R
  4. RobWroteABook J?
  5. RobWroteABook RJ has a4 then Ba3 getting both q an r if he can make that happen
  6. feskslo they have to keep an eye on that for sure. but maybe b4 is a nice way to shut that down if a4 is played
  7. RobWroteABook yeah but what you do is you hope your opponent doesn't play that and pretend it isn't possible
  8. RobWroteABook <-- champion of hope chess
  9. dexz I wonder if Bxh2, Kxh2, f6 would be good. Black would not win any material, but the white kings position would be weakened
  10. RobWroteABook black should probably go f5
  11. RobWroteABook oh
  12. RobWroteABook i was too late
  13. RobWroteABook maybe Bd4 here
  14. RobWroteABook rj, when i touch my nose it means bd4
  15. RobWroteABook that's teamwork
  16. RobWroteABook r, when i wiggle my eyebrows it means that's teamwork
  17. RobWroteABook qg4 and then look to get that rook involved
  18. RobWroteABook ok nice, now we have to pretend we're not signalling so ignore my next advice
  19. RobWroteABook ok rj, now rc1 (remember you're ignoring this one)
  20. RobWroteABook oh no, he ignored me (way to go dude you got this)
  21. RobWroteABook god, i need to get out more
  22. RobWroteABook don't trade the rooks rj
  23. RobWroteABook me yelling don't trade the rooks means don't trade the rooks
  24. feskslo Rg3 is strong. f4 is a big threat
  25. RobWroteABook e5 f7+ kxf7 qf5 qf6 qd7+ qe7 bg6+
  26. pemula64 Looks super good for white, unless there's some backrank trick here
  27. RobWroteABook yeah, still tricky though
  28. Mindworm64 (30) Qh5 with h4 coming, which also stops the back-rank possibilities
  29. RobWroteABook white has to be careful of f5 f4
  30. RobWroteABook though maybe rxn still works
  31. RobWroteABook maybe if black goes f5, you just take the knight?
  32. RobWroteABook no
  33. RobWroteABook light bishop blocked
  34. pemula64 would 32 f4 be good, because it also stops black doing f4?
  35. RobWroteABook i'm wondering if blocking the bishop is bad though
  36. Mindworm64 (31) i think f4 just wins the knight
  37. pemula64 yeah and also gives a bit of air for the king
  38. Mindworm64 (32) right idea, wrong side
  39. Mindworm64 (32) though ...f4 will open both white bishops
  40. pemula64 might not be that bad actually
  41. Mindworm64 (32) i'd still rather play white
  42. RobWroteABook this is what i' was saying
  43. pemula64 32.. f4, 33. Rxg5 hxg5 34. Qxg5+, can the black king survive this?
  44. pemula64 let's go RJ, trust your heart!
  45. RobWroteABook qh7
  46. RobWroteABook bg7
  47. RobWroteABook no
  48. RobWroteABook qh8
  49. RobWroteABook qg7
  50. Mindworm64 (33) qh7 Kf8 qg7 ke8 Bg6 kd8 Bf6 and you take the queen
  51. feskslo qh7 qg7 bg7 bg6 and black must give his queen, I think that's one way to do it
  52. feskslo eh I didn't quite write that correctly, I meant Bg6 and Bf6
  53. Mindworm64 (33) yeah, that's the line, unless there's a mate i'm missing
  54. RobWroteABook bc4
  55. feskslo yeah, nice
  56. pemula64 nice
  57. RobWroteABook game
  58. RobWroteABook gg rj!
  59. Mindworm64 (36) yeah, black had to give up the queen.
  60. jcarmody gg
  61. Mindworm64 (36) gg
  62. pemula64 woohoo, GG!
  63. RobWroteABook hm
  64. pemula64 There is 32. Bxb5 randomly forcing mate in 7, lol
  65. ruip interesting game and nice attack
  66. ruip I have no think about this one, it wasn't that much about basic tactics... something deeper going on that I don't understand :)
  67. Inter-temporal i think it was more about principles of attack and defense