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1d4+0.3Nf6+0.22Bg50.0d50.03e30.0c50.04c30.0Nc6−0.15Nd20.0cxd40.06exd4−0.1Bg4+0.47Be2+0.1Bxe2+0.18Qxe20.0e60.09Ngf30.0Be70.010O-O+0.1O-O+0.111a40.0Qc70.012Ne5−0.1Nd7+0.113Bxe7+0.2Nxe7+0.214Nxd7+0.3Qxd7+0.215Nf30.0Nc60.016Ne5−0.1Nxe5−0.117Qxe50.0Rac8+0.118f4+0.1Rfe8+0.219Rf3+0.2Qc7+0.320Qxc7+0.2Rxc7+0.121Kf2+0.1Rc6+0.322g40.0Rb60.023b4+0.1Rc80.024Ke20.0Rc4?!+0.9Inaccuracy. a5 was best.24...a525.b5g6[...]25a5+0.8Rbc6+0.826Kd2+0.7Kf8+1.027Re1+0.9Ke7+1.128f5+1.0Rd6+1.429g5+1.4Rc7?!+2.6Inaccuracy. b6 was best.29...b630Rh3+2.6g6??+5.2Blunder. Rdc6 was best.30...Rdc631.Ree331f6++5.0Kd7+5.032Rxh7+4.8Kc6+4.633h4+3.4Rd8??+8.4Blunder. a6 was best.33...a634.h5gxh5[...]34h5+7.8gxh5+8.135g6+8.1Kd6+9.536g7+9.5Rdc8+10.137Re3+9.5Re8+17.738Rh8+16.2Rcc8+14.839Rxh5+9.0b5+20.640Reh3+20.0e5+19.041dxe5++17.1Ke6+21.542Rh8+18.0
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[Event "Rated classical game"] [Site "https://lichess.org/Rp6rq8S6"] [Date "2020.04.24"] [White "god666"] [Black "thrillchester"] [Result "1-0"] [GameId "Rp6rq8S6"] [UTCDate "2020.04.24"] [UTCTime "14:00:32"] [WhiteElo "2152"] [BlackElo "2297"] [WhiteRatingDiff "+35"] [BlackRatingDiff "-26"] [Variant "Standard"] [TimeControl "2700+45"] [ECO "A45"] [Opening "Trompowsky Attack"] [Termination "Normal"] [Annotator "lichess.org"] 1. d4 Nf6 2. Bg5 { A45 Trompowsky Attack } d5 3. e3 c5 4. c3 Nc6 5. Nd2 cxd4 6. exd4 Bg4 7. Be2 Bxe2 8. Qxe2 e6 9. Ngf3 Be7 10. O-O O-O 11. a4 Qc7 12. Ne5 Nd7 13. Bxe7 Nxe7 14. Nxd7 Qxd7 15. Nf3 Nc6 16. Ne5 Nxe5 17. Qxe5 Rac8 18. f4 Rfe8 19. Rf3 Qc7 20. Qxc7 Rxc7 21. Kf2 Rc6 22. g4 Rb6 23. b4 Rc8 24. Ke2 Rc4?! { (0.00 → 0.92) Inaccuracy. a5 was best. } (24... a5 25. b5 g6 26. Kd2 Kg7 27. h4 Rd6 28. h5 Rdd8 29. Rh3 Kf6 30. h6 Re8 31. Kc2) 25. a5 Rbc6 26. Kd2 Kf8 27. Re1 Ke7 28. f5 Rd6 29. g5 Rc7?! { (1.40 → 2.63) Inaccuracy. b6 was best. } (29... b6) 30. Rh3 g6?? { (2.56 → 5.24) Blunder. Rdc6 was best. } (30... Rdc6 31. Ree3) 31. f6+ Kd7 32. Rxh7 Kc6 33. h4 Rd8?? { (3.37 → 8.37) Blunder. a6 was best. } (33... a6 34. h5 gxh5 35. Rh1 Rd8 36. R1xh5 Kd6 37. Rh8 Rcc8 38. Rxd8+ Rxd8 39. Rh7 Rf8 40. g6) 34. h5 gxh5 35. g6 Kd6 36. g7 Rdc8 37. Re3 Re8 38. Rh8 Rcc8 39. Rxh5 b5 40. Reh3 e5 41. dxe5+ Ke6 42. Rh8 { Black resigns. } 1-0
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Trompowsky Attack: Other variations
  1. god666 Hello, I'll try to give some feedback about my emotions here but not too much
  2. god666 as my opp is so strong in blitz I'd better not run into time trouble :)
  3. god666 Carlsbad structure. already =, some might even prefers black.
  4. thrillchester Goal today is to play fast regardless, have been realizing value of giving yourself enough time for any possible endgame
  5. god666 (6)
  6. god666 Bg4 intended moves like Nf3 Ne4 or e5 dxe5 Ne5 Be2, should be ok for white but I played Be2 for dev and e5 control.
  7. god666 I dont think Bg4 was "bad".
  8. god666 ok I lost Bf1, but I'm happy my queen having an eye on b5 and e5.
  9. god666 black would probably play for minor attack here (b5-b4), white for QS attack where Bd3 obviously missing
  10. god666 (11) have I just stopped b5 for a while... ?
  11. god666 (12) I try to stop his play in the center as well, and ignite my own plan. Looks risky but I found no trick.
  12. ImposterSpiderman Hmm... at a glance think black is fine here. Clear plan of playing on the Q-side. Don't see what white has?
  13. god666 13 is f4 a move? This question could kill my clock...
  14. ImposterSpiderman Nxd7? God is playing rather quickly
  15. god666 I rejected 14.f4 because of Ne7: to prepare f4-f5, I would have to push g4. Dont like it so much
  16. god666 16.Ne5 because Nxc6 bc is not possible due to b2-b4.
  17. god666 lots of trades, but situation not so clear. black has f6/Re8/e5 or a6/b5, white f4-f5. it is = but not draw
  18. god666 17... Rac8 idea Rc6 defending e6 & attacking a4/c3 is interesting. Should I play the same lift Rf3 defending c3 & attacking king;-) ?
  19. god666 Now 19... Rc4 b3 is a move, and 19... f6 Qh5 is possible. it is getting sharper.
  20. god666 19... b5 ab Qxb5 is also possible. Many options to check here.
  21. god666 Honestly I think my plan f4/Rf3 looks way too optimistic, but come on, we are playing chess or not? ;-)
  22. god666 19... Qc7. QxQ might lead to a draw. if no mistake...
  23. thrillchester (20) Slightly surprised we had queen trade on c7, I thought he would maintain tension
  24. god666 not sure he saw my draw offer as he answered immediately. After K->d2, b2-b3 I do not see a way through for anyone. But I might be wrong!
  25. god666 at least my plan to avoid time trouble and complications against this strong opp has worked so far.
  26. god666 OTB I lived this a couple of times. Stronger want to push, even in his time trouble, and blunder in the end. Is that a wish? :-O
  27. god666 22. I think Rb6 b4 I'm ok. I can defend c3 3 times. So I use time to gain space on Kingside.
  28. god666 also Ra6 followed by b5 I think a5 is possible.
  29. god666 Now here I am. b4 looks horrible (c3), but a weakness is only weak if it can be attacked they say... I dont like Rb1 either.
  30. god666 Rc6 Ke2 Rec8 Rd2 seems ok
  31. god666 I was worried of 23... Rc6 24.Ke2 with a Re8 in front of the king. Here I feel better. I know, I'm a psycho.
  32. god666 I think only with a lot of time behind he would offer a draw. So I should play safe but fast. After Kd2 I cant see any weakness though
  33. god666 may be 24.a5 Rbc6 25.Ra3 was a good option here, but I'm saying just because I've got time to think about it now:)
  34. god666 24... Rc4 ... Well it was a good idea to think about a5, cause I can now. And i think a7-a5 is black plan, to weaken my Queenside.
  35. god666 yes, I think he is asking a little bit too much here. Now white as peace and space. Rc6 Kd2 I'm really ok.
  36. god666 somebody who has done nothing yet can come in play now : Ra1 :)
  37. god666 where does it want to be?
  38. god666 27... Ke7 OMG! It's time to waste everything :( f5 is winning or loosing?
  39. god666 To be pragmatic : My rooks are better placed to open the position. f7, e6 and/or d5 will be weak after trades. Black cannot easily enter
  40. god666 my position. So... At last, would I be a man still by not playing f5 ?
  41. god666 29.g5 : Now I can go f6 and Rh3. Looks promising, What have I missed?
  42. god666 I think Ke7 was a mistake. White has a lot of options here
  43. god666 Previously grabbed space helps. Also he tries to "over push" as expected. But Rook endgames are often draw. I wont turn crazy up a pawn
  44. god666 30. Ok. Let's keep focus. fe Rxe6 Rxe6 Kxe6 Rh7 Kf5 does not work for me. So what's wrong with f6?
  45. Sesquipedalism isn't white just easily winning after h4-h5?
  46. god666 32. Kb5-c4-b3 Re3. Plenty of time before loosing c3. Let's give majority and candidate a push (go Harry!)
  47. god666 sorry guys, I'll try to stay above 15' for time pressure (he is 5'). So less comments from now
  48. Sesquipedalism if black ever captures on c3 then Rxe6 is a threat
  49. god666 hey wait a minute! g6 fxg6 Rxe6+ Wins???? Kb5 Rxc7 or Rd6 Rxd6 Kxd6 Rxc7 Kxc7 and.... f7? I'm getting nervous now!
  50. Sesquipedalism Rcc8 Rh1 gg
  51. god666 Black lacks counter play. Plan is now Rh1xh5 and Rh8. Hard to defend it.
  52. god666 safety first. I can go Rh3, R7xh5 then Rh8. Rh8 was probably good, but why let him take on c3?
  53. god666 cant believe all my plans went so well: calm, opponent tries avoid draw, timetrouble... got to finish it, but Rh8 looks like a killer.
  54. cid772 Kxe5 works?
  55. cid772 nvm there is Re3
  56. thrillchester Yea just a classic overpush
  57. thrillchester I need a lesson in this one in a while
  58. god666 You let me push f5 with your rook misplaced
  59. thrillchester Yea Rc4 was a terrible positional move, I underestimated the whole a4-a5 thing completely
  60. god666 The point if you read the notes is I was expecting an overpush = timetrouble and mostly played for it
  61. thrillchester Not a bad play to be honest
  62. god666 Yes, you took a lot of time to play Rc4 and it is when I noticed a5 : no more play on QS for you
  63. god666 So a7-a5 was probably a better try
  64. god666 but honestly, it looks draw
  65. god666 Also I was about to play 35.Rxh5 when I realized fxg6 let e6 undefending with death threats.
  66. god666 OTB I recently (as recently as otb could be!) played 3 time this structure.
  67. god666 I saved the 1st against minority attack (a miracle) then back home the comp shown me a4 idea, which I played successfully since, always beca
  68. god666 use of black overpush
  69. god666 Well good luck for the other games and ty