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1d4+0.1Nf6+0.22c4+0.2e6+0.23g3+0.1d5+0.24Bg2+0.2Bb4++0.15Bd2+0.1Be7+0.26Nf3+0.1O-O+0.17O-O+0.1c6+0.28Qc2+0.2b6+0.39Bf4+0.2Nh5+0.310Bc1+0.4dxc4+0.911Qxc4+0.7Ba6+0.912Qc2+0.9Nf6+0.913Rd1+1.0Qc8+1.014Ne5+1.0Nd5+1.215e4?!+0.5...Inaccuracy. a3 was best.15.a3c516.e4[...]15...Nb4+0.516Qb3+0.1c50.017a3?!−1.0...Inaccuracy. d5 was best.17.d5Nd718.Nxd7[...]17...N4c6−1.218Nxc6−1.1Nxc6−1.019dxc5−1.1Bxc5−0.920Be3−1.0Na5−1.121Qc3−0.9Bxe3−1.022Qxe3−0.9Qc2−0.923Nc3−1.1Qxb2−0.924Rdb1−1.1Qc2−1.325Ra2−1.6Qd3−1.626Qxd3−1.5Bxd3−1.427Rd1−1.3Bc4−1.528Rad2−1.4Bb3−1.129Re1?!−2.0...Inaccuracy. Rb1 was best.29.Rb1e530.Nb5[...]29...Rad8?!−1.0Inaccuracy. Nc4 was best.29...Nc430.Rd7a5[...]30Rb2?!−1.8...Inaccuracy. Rxd8 was best.30.Rxd830...Rd3−1.931Nb5−1.7a6−1.732Bf1−1.7Rd7−1.733Nc3−1.7Rc8−1.734Na2−1.6b5−1.235Nb4−1.3Rd6−1.236e5−1.0Rb6−1.237Bg2−1.5Kf8−1.338f4−1.7Ke7?!−1.0Inaccuracy. Ba4 was best.38...Ba439.Rf2g6[...]39Bf3?!−2.1...Inaccuracy. Rbb1 was best.39.Rbb139...Rc3−2.140Kf2−2.7Nc4−2.841Rbb1?!−3.9...Inaccuracy. Rbe2 was best.41.Rbe2Kd742.Na2[...]41...Nd2−3.742Rxb3−4.5Nxb3−4.343Rd1−5.0a5−4.944Nd3−5.1Nc5−4.745Nxc5−4.7Rxc5−4.746Ke3−5.0b4−4.847axb4−4.8axb4−4.648Kd4−4.9Rc7−4.949g4−5.3b3−5.250f5−5.8b2−5.751Rb1−5.8Rc1−5.652Be4?!−7.4...Inaccuracy. Rxb2 was best.52.Rxb2Rxb253.Be4[...]52...Rb4+−9.053Kd3−8.8Rxb1−7.354Kc3−7.0Re1−6.9
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[Event "Rated classical game"] [Site "https://lichess.org/RCtiw38U"] [Date "2024.05.26"] [White "flipiflapi"] [Black "InwWinZa"] [Result "0-1"] [GameId "RCtiw38U"] [UTCDate "2024.05.26"] [UTCTime "11:24:22"] [WhiteElo "1952"] [BlackElo "1888"] [WhiteRatingDiff "-18"] [BlackRatingDiff "+28"] [Variant "Standard"] [TimeControl "2700+45"] [ECO "E11"] [Opening "Bogo-Indian Defense: Retreat Variation"] [Termination "Normal"] [Annotator "lichess.org"] 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e6 3. g3 d5 4. Bg2 Bb4+ 5. Bd2 Be7 6. Nf3 O-O 7. O-O c6 8. Qc2 { E11 Bogo-Indian Defense: Retreat Variation } b6 9. Bf4 Nh5 10. Bc1 dxc4 11. Qxc4 Ba6 12. Qc2 Nf6 13. Rd1 Qc8 14. Ne5 Nd5 15. e4?! { (1.17 → 0.48) Inaccuracy. a3 was best. } (15. a3 c5 16. e4 Nc7 17. dxc5 bxc5 18. Nc3 Nb5 19. Nxb5 Bxb5 20. a4 Be8) 15... Nb4 16. Qb3 c5 17. a3?! { (0.03 → -1.02) Inaccuracy. d5 was best. } (17. d5 Nd7 18. Nxd7 Qxd7 19. Na3 exd5 20. exd5 Qf5 21. Bf4 Nd3 22. Be3 c4) 17... N4c6 18. Nxc6 Nxc6 19. dxc5 Bxc5 20. Be3 Na5 21. Qc3 Bxe3 22. Qxe3 Qc2 23. Nc3 Qxb2 24. Rdb1 Qc2 25. Ra2 Qd3 26. Qxd3 Bxd3 27. Rd1 Bc4 28. Rad2 Bb3 29. Re1?! { (-1.14 → -1.97) Inaccuracy. Rb1 was best. } (29. Rb1 e5 30. Nb5 Rfc8 31. Bf1 Be6 32. f4 g6 33. fxe5 Nc6 34. Rc2 Nxe5) 29... Rad8?! { (-1.97 → -1.02) Inaccuracy. Nc4 was best. } (29... Nc4 30. Rd7 a5 31. Nb1 Rfd8 32. Rb7 Rac8 33. Bf1 Ne5 34. Kg2 Bd1 35. Rxb6) 30. Rb2?! { (-1.02 → -1.81) Inaccuracy. Rxd8 was best. } (30. Rxd8) 30... Rd3 31. Nb5 a6 32. Bf1 Rd7 33. Nc3 Rc8 34. Na2 b5 35. Nb4 Rd6 36. e5 Rb6 37. Bg2 Kf8 38. f4 Ke7?! { (-1.66 → -1.01) Inaccuracy. Ba4 was best. } (38... Ba4 39. Rf2 g6 40. g4 Kg8 41. f5 Nc4 42. fxe6 Rxe6 43. Nd3 Re7 44. Rfe2) 39. Bf3?! { (-1.01 → -2.11) Inaccuracy. Rbb1 was best. } (39. Rbb1) 39... Rc3 40. Kf2 Nc4 41. Rbb1?! { (-2.83 → -3.91) Inaccuracy. Rbe2 was best. } (41. Rbe2 Kd7 42. Na2 Bxa2 43. Rd1+ Ke7 44. Rxa2 Rxa3 45. Rc2 Ra4 46. Rd4 f6) 41... Nd2 42. Rxb3 Nxb3 43. Rd1 a5 44. Nd3 Nc5 45. Nxc5 Rxc5 46. Ke3 b4 47. axb4 axb4 48. Kd4 Rc7 49. g4 b3 50. f5 b2 51. Rb1 Rc1 52. Be4?! { (-5.63 → -7.40) Inaccuracy. Rxb2 was best. } (52. Rxb2 Rxb2 53. Be4 Rxh2 54. Bd3 Kd8 55. Ke3 Kc7 56. Kf4 Rd2 57. fxe6 fxe6) 52... Rb4+ 53. Kd3 Rxb1 54. Kc3 Re1 { White resigns. } 0-1
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flipiflapiInwWinZa
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flipiflapi −18
7 Inaccuracies
0 Mistakes
0 Blunders
25 Average centipawn loss
92%Accuracy
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InwWinZa +28
2 Inaccuracies
0 Mistakes
0 Blunders
14 Average centipawn loss
96%Accuracy
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Bogo-Indian Defense
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  1. Feet_Barbie Flipiflapi birthday party
  2. MilsBees Let's go Flipi!
  3. Feet_Barbie Byob
  4. MilsBees Bring your own bishops
  5. MilsBees I personally prefer playing the Nd2 lines as white
  6. InwWinZa Flipi has no Catalan games... This comes as a big surprise
  7. Feet_Barbie Yeah this Catalan should be a surprise was gonna say
  8. Feet_Barbie He kept prepping catalans decided to try it himself
  9. InwWinZa (8) There are lines where black goes Nbd7 a5. I opted for b6 but the position feels a little iffy after cxd5
  10. Feet_Barbie Is this b6 line common mils
  11. MilsBees I'm trying to remember
  12. MilsBees I think white wants to play Ne5 and cxd with Rc1
  13. MilsBees But I can't remember what you're supposed to do to get your knight out because I play Nd2 to block the check
  14. InwWinZa 9. Bf4. I don't remember if I go Nh5 Bc1 here
  15. MilsBees I guess Bf4 maybe?
  16. Feet_Barbie Maybe you want to prepare E4?
  17. MilsBees Yeah I think maybe Nh5 Bxb8 maybe? Followed by Nd2 and e4
  18. MilsBees There's also Nh5 e3 and doubling f-pawns to really clamp on e5
  19. InwWinZa (10) Yup here it is... I also considered 9... Nbd7 because of this
  20. InwWinZa I hope I can go Nf6-d5 in time, and Qxd4 is good enough to stop Ne5
  21. KnightFury21 Happy birthday flipi! GL you got this one
  22. CM HandKnit (13...Qc8) white just jams e4 here and is good, right?
  23. InwWinZa Maybe I should have played 9... Nbd7 and keep it closed idk
  24. Feet_Barbie That cm title looks so cool
  25. CM HandKnit now i fight my coworkers
  26. CM HandKnit (15...Nb4) so black's pieces probably end up horribly passive here, right?
  27. CM HandKnit (15...Nb4) like, white goes Qb3 or something, and then black has to shuffle with Bb7 and Na6
  28. Feet_Barbie Even qb3 a3 could be a problem
  29. CM HandKnit (16.Qb3) yeah, that's waht I'm thinking. What does black have as a response other than Bb7-Na6 there?
  30. Feet_Barbie C5 lines could end up being terribly bad uh
  31. CM HandKnit (16.Qb3) 16...c5 17.d5 c4 maybe?
  32. CM HandKnit (16.Qb3) wait, no, the Ne5 covers c4
  33. Feet_Barbie Cos u probably get d5
  34. CM HandKnit (16.Qb3) actually, no, the Qc8 does too
  35. Feet_Barbie C5 a3 anyways then d5
  36. Feet_Barbie After trading but more fomplex
  37. CM HandKnit @feet_barbie if you play c5 it's with the idea that you're playing c4 and Nd3, and then the d-pawn can't go further
  38. CM HandKnit You play Rd8 and maybe Bb7 to add pressure
  39. CM HandKnit I don't think you lose material by force in that line, but that's not the only worry in it
  40. Feet_Barbie Interesting line yes very though to double check
  41. Feet_Barbie We might see something
  42. CM HandKnit (16...c5) d5 also isn't forced here. White can just play a3 anyway
  43. CM HandKnit (16...c5) spec: 17.a3 c4 18.Qc3 Nd3 19.Nxd3 cxd3 20.e4 wins
  44. InwWinZa (16) d5 and my knight is trapped again. I'm considering between c4 and Bb7.
  45. InwWinZa Well, after the inclusion of exd5 perhaps
  46. CM HandKnit (17.a3) Reader, black should not include exd5 because you want white's pawn on e4 blocking the bishop
  47. CM HandKnit (17.a3) Now I think N4c6 is forced
  48. CM HandKnit (17.a3) Black having Nd4 after Nc6 is probably the only reason this game isn't over
  49. CM HandKnit (18...Nxc6) Think white might have to play Be3 here
  50. InwWinZa I think I have been let of the hook with 17. a3
  51. CM HandKnit (18...Nxc6) d5-Nd4 lines seem very hard to deal with
  52. CM HandKnit (18...Nxc6) d5 Nd4 Qa2, maybe
  53. InwWinZa (19) I considered e5 sacrifice but it seems to have some problems with Be3
  54. lmart (22.Qxe3) Is Qc2 an idea for black here?
  55. lmart (22.Qxe3) Because of tricks with Nb3 if Qd2 or Qd5
  56. lmart (22.Qxe3) Maybe Qc2 Nc3?
  57. Feet_Barbie Always going for tricks lmart
  58. lmart (22...Qc2) Hopechess is winning chess
  59. FunnyLikeAClown Queen is not getting trapped after nc3 qxb2, I think
  60. FunnyLikeAClown Like nc3 qxb2 rdb1 qc2 ra2 qd3?
  61. InwWinZa (23) I sure hope my queen is not trapped lol
  62. FunnyLikeAClown Ah maybe 23. Ra2
  63. Ciraid Ra2 and LSB drops
  64. FunnyLikeAClown Ra2 qb3 rb1 qc4 bf1?
  65. FunnyLikeAClown Some e5 be4 here though?
  66. InwWinZa Time to skedaddle
  67. FunnyLikeAClown But rc8
  68. Ciraid E5 Bb7 runs to ra2
  69. Ciraid E5 r c8
  70. Meeklydim (29...rad8) go flipi
  71. kosu (30.Rb2) Rd3?
  72. TheNoobiestNoob Winwin gonna win?
  73. kosu (32.Bf1) was 31...Rfd8 better?
  74. InwWinZa I think I will walk my king to e7 to cover the e file
  75. Feet_Barbie (38.f4) just put all the pieces on the b file
  76. kosu (40.Kf2) @Feet_Barbie :--)
  77. Feet_Barbie (41.Rbb1) maybe f5 also
  78. Feet_Barbie (41.Rbb1) mmm
  79. Feet_Barbie (41.Rbb1) not hanging the rook
  80. Feet_Barbie (41.Rbb1) some tactics in the air
  81. Feet_Barbie (41.Rbb1) like rf3
  82. Feet_Barbie (41.Rbb1) kf3 nd2
  83. Feet_Barbie (41...Nd2) or this
  84. Feet_Barbie (41...Nd2) whats best case here
  85. Feet_Barbie (42.Rxb3) rc1 rxf3 ke2 maybe was a mad tryif i m not missing the obvious
  86. kosu (42...Nxb3) i thought so too. Rc1 would have give some chance.
  87. Feet_Barbie (42...Nxb3) cant blame the guy he has 1 min
  88. kosu (42...Nxb3) time runs out esp when we're in trouble
  89. InwWinZa imagine if there is Nd5+ fork
  90. kosu (43...a5) black's e6 pawn is stronger than white rook
  91. InwWinZa (46) should have gone Rc3+ first but whatever
  92. InwWinZa Yup shouldn't have gone Nh5
  93. Feet_Barbie gg both
  94. Feet_Barbie white had the advantage early on then black s pieces started flowing naturally into good squares hard to find an answer
  95. Feet_Barbie i wonder what the fish says
  96. InwWinZa Wow I didn't find 17. d5 Nd7! with a3 c5 queen moves and Nd3 somehow keeping the piece