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1e4+0.2e5+0.42Nf3+0.3Nc6+0.23d40.0exd4+0.24Nxd40.0Bc5+0.25Be30.0Qf60.06c3+0.1Nge7+0.17Bc40.0a6+0.48O-O0.0Nxd4?+1.1Mistake. O-O was best.8...O-O9.Bb3d6[...]9Bxd4?!+0.6...Inaccuracy. cxd4 was best.9.cxd49...Bxd4+0.810Qxd4?!+0.3...Inaccuracy. cxd4 was best.10.cxd4d511.Bxd5[...]10...Qxd4+0.611cxd4+0.3b5+0.612Bd3+0.3Nc6+0.513d5+0.5Nb4+0.614Rd1+0.4c5+0.515a3+0.2Nxd3+0.316Rxd3+0.2f6+0.617Nc3?!−0.1...Inaccuracy. Rc3 was best.17.Rc3d618.b4[...]17...d6+0.118b4−0.1c4+0.319Re3−0.2Kf7+0.320h3−0.1Bd70.021f3−0.2a5−0.422Ree1−0.3Ra7−0.323Ra2?−1.7...Mistake. Reb1 was best.23.Reb1Rha823...axb4−1.724axb4−1.6Rxa2−1.125Nxa2−1.3Ra8−1.326Nc3−1.9Ra3−1.727Rc1?!−2.4...Inaccuracy. Ne2 was best.27.Ne227...Rb3−2.028Na2?!−2.7...Inaccuracy. Ne2 was best.28.Ne2Rxb429.Nd4[...]28...Rb2−2.529Ra1−2.6h5−2.230g4?!−3.1...Inaccuracy. Kf1 was best.30.Kf1h431.Nc3[...]30...hxg4−3.131hxg4−3.0g6−2.532Nc3−2.5Rxb4−2.433Ra6?!−3.5...Inaccuracy. Kf2 was best.33.Kf2Rb2+34.Ke3[...]33...Ke7−3.034Kf2−3.6Rb3−2.935Ne2−2.9c3−2.736Nd4−2.7Rb2+−2.437Ke3−2.5Rd2??0.0Blunder. b4 was best.37...b438Ra1??−2.4...Blunder. Ra7 was best.38.Ra7Kd839.Ra8+[...]38...b4−2.839Rb1−2.9Rb2−2.540Rc1−2.9Ba4−2.441Kd3−2.7Bb3??+0.1Blunder. Rd2+ was best.41...Rd2+42Nc6++0.1Kd7+0.143Nxb4+0.1Ba4+0.344Nc2+0.3Rb3?+1.5Mistake. Rb6 was best.44...Rb645.Rh145Nd4+1.2Rb2?+2.9Mistake. Ra3 was best.45...Ra346.Rxc3Rxc3+[...]46Kxc3+2.7Rf2??+5.9Blunder. Ra2 was best.46...Ra247.Rh1Ke8[...]47Kb4??+2.7...Blunder. Ra1 was best.47.Ra1Bc248.Ra7+[...]47...Rd2?!+4.0Inaccuracy. Ra2 was best.47...Ra248.Rh1Bc2[...]48Kxa4??+0.3...Blunder. Ne6 was best.48.Ne6Ra249.Rc7+[...]48...Rxd4++0.649Kb5+0.3Rd3+0.350Rf10.0Rd4??+4.8Blunder. g5 was best.50...g551.Kc4Ra3[...]51Rh1+4.5Rd3+4.452Rh3??+0.3...Blunder. Rh7+ was best.52.Rh7+52...Rc3+0.753Kb4+0.3Rd3+0.454Kc4+0.8Re3+0.855Kd4+0.3Rb3+0.356Rg30.0g50.057Rh30.0Ra30.058Kc40.0Re30.059Kb50.0Rb3+0.060Kc40.0Re3+0.161Kd4+0.1Rb3?!+0.7Inaccuracy. Ra3 was best.61...Ra362.Rg3Kc7[...]62e5?!0.0...Inaccuracy. Rh7+ was best.62.Rh7+Ke862...dxe5+−0.163Ke4−0.4Rb4+−0.464Kf5??−8.5...Blunder. Ke3 was best.64.Ke3Kd665.Rh7[...]64...Rf4+−7.965Kg6−7.2Kd6−6.466Kh5?!−10.0...Inaccuracy. Rh8 was best.66.Rh8Kxd566...Kxd5−9.867Kg6−9.6Kd4−8.968Kf7−9.5Ke3−9.269Ke6−8.9Kf2−7.270Kd5−8.9Kg2−8.471Rh6−8.1Kxf3−7.472Ke6?!−53.4...Inaccuracy. Rh3+ was best.72.Rh3+Kxg472...Kxg4−47.773Kd5−49.6Kg3−20.674Ke6−58.6g4−47.475Kd5?!#−24...Checkmate is now unavoidable. Kf7 was best.75.Kf7e475...Kg2#−2776Rh8#−24g3−66.077Ra8?!#−22...Checkmate is now unavoidable. Rb8 was best.77.Rb877...Kf3#−2878Ra3+#−37Kg4−54.279Ke6?!#−18...Checkmate is now unavoidable. Ra2 was best.79.Ra2Kh379...g2#−1880Ra8#−18Kg3−59.581Rg8+?!#−15...Checkmate is now unavoidable. Ra3+ was best.81.Ra3+Rf381...Kf2#−1482Ra8#−13g1=Q#−1283Ra2+#−12Kg3#−1184Ra3+#−11Rf3#−1185Ra8#−8Qh2#−986Rg8+#−9Kf4#−887Ra8#−7Qh3+#−788Kxf6#−6Ke4+#−689Ke7#−6Qh7+#−590Kd6#−5Rd3+#−591Kc5#−4Qc7+#−392Kb5#−3Qb7+#−293Kc4#−2Qxa8#−394Kb5#−2Qc8#−395Kb4#−3Rd7#−2
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[Event "Rated classical game"] [Site "https://lichess.org/XRqENQQL"] [Date "2019.05.19"] [White "JohnJPershing"] [Black "jmcampbell"] [Result "0-1"] [GameId "XRqENQQL"] [UTCDate "2019.05.19"] [UTCTime "17:58:36"] [WhiteElo "1677"] [BlackElo "1717"] [WhiteRatingDiff "-10"] [BlackRatingDiff "+9"] [Variant "Standard"] [TimeControl "2700+45"] [ECO "C45"] [Opening "Scotch Game: Classical Variation"] [Termination "Normal"] [Annotator "lichess.org"] 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. d4 exd4 4. Nxd4 Bc5 { C45 Scotch Game: Classical Variation } 5. Be3 Qf6 6. c3 Nge7 7. Bc4 a6 8. O-O Nxd4? { (0.00 → 1.11) Mistake. O-O was best. } (8... O-O 9. Bb3 d6 10. f4 d5 11. e5 Qh4 12. Qd2 Bb6 13. Nxc6 bxc6 14. Na3 Nf5 15. Bxb6) 9. Bxd4?! { (1.11 → 0.55) Inaccuracy. cxd4 was best. } (9. cxd4) 9... Bxd4 10. Qxd4?! { (0.83 → 0.27) Inaccuracy. cxd4 was best. } (10. cxd4 d5 11. Bxd5 Nxd5 12. exd5 O-O 13. Qd2 Qd6 14. Nc3 Bd7 15. Rfe1 Rae8 16. Rac1 h6) 10... Qxd4 11. cxd4 b5 12. Bd3 Nc6 13. d5 Nb4 14. Rd1 c5 15. a3 Nxd3 16. Rxd3 f6 17. Nc3?! { (0.59 → -0.09) Inaccuracy. Rc3 was best. } (17. Rc3 d6 18. b4 cxb4 19. axb4 Kd7 20. Nd2 Bb7 21. Rac1 Rhc8 22. Rxc8 Rxc8 23. Rxc8 Bxc8) 17... d6 18. b4 c4 19. Re3 Kf7 20. h3 Bd7 21. f3 a5 22. Ree1 Ra7 23. Ra2? { (-0.28 → -1.73) Mistake. Reb1 was best. } (23. Reb1 Rha8) 23... axb4 24. axb4 Rxa2 25. Nxa2 Ra8 26. Nc3 Ra3 27. Rc1?! { (-1.75 → -2.45) Inaccuracy. Ne2 was best. } (27. Ne2) 27... Rb3 28. Na2?! { (-1.97 → -2.68) Inaccuracy. Ne2 was best. } (28. Ne2 Rxb4 29. Nd4 Rb2 30. Rc2 Rxc2 31. Nxc2 f5 32. Kf2 Kf6 33. Ke3 Kg5 34. f4+ Kf6) 28... Rb2 29. Ra1 h5 30. g4?! { (-2.22 → -3.08) Inaccuracy. Kf1 was best. } (30. Kf1 h4 31. Nc3 Rxb4 32. Ke1 Rb3 33. Ne2 b4 34. Ra7 Ke8 35. Nd4 Rb1+ 36. Kd2 Rb2+) 30... hxg4 31. hxg4 g6 32. Nc3 Rxb4 33. Ra6?! { (-2.44 → -3.51) Inaccuracy. Kf2 was best. } (33. Kf2 Rb2+ 34. Ke3 b4 35. Ne2 c3 36. Nd4 Ke7 37. Ra6 Rb1 38. Kd3 Rd1+ 39. Kc4 b3) 33... Ke7 34. Kf2 Rb3 35. Ne2 c3 36. Nd4 Rb2+ 37. Ke3 Rd2?? { (-2.51 → 0.00) Blunder. b4 was best. } (37... b4) 38. Ra1?? { (0.00 → -2.44) Blunder. Ra7 was best. } (38. Ra7 Kd8 39. Ra8+ Kc7 40. Ne6+ Kb7 41. Rd8 Bxe6 42. dxe6 Rh2 43. e7 c2 44. Rc8 Kxc8) 38... b4 39. Rb1 Rb2 40. Rc1 Ba4 41. Kd3 Bb3?? { (-2.75 → 0.07) Blunder. Rd2+ was best. } (41... Rd2+) 42. Nc6+ Kd7 43. Nxb4 Ba4 44. Nc2 Rb3? { (0.30 → 1.47) Mistake. Rb6 was best. } (44... Rb6 45. Rh1) 45. Nd4 Rb2? { (1.21 → 2.89) Mistake. Ra3 was best. } (45... Ra3 46. Rxc3 Rxc3+ 47. Kxc3 Ke7 48. Kb4 Bd1 49. Kb5 Kd7 50. Kc4 Ke7 51. Kb4 Kd7 52. Kb5) 46. Kxc3 Rf2?? { (2.70 → 5.87) Blunder. Ra2 was best. } (46... Ra2 47. Rh1 Ke8 48. Rh8+ Kf7 49. Ra8 Bb3 50. Rd8 Bd1 51. Rd7+ Kg8 52. Rxd6 Ra3+ 53. Kb4) 47. Kb4?? { (5.87 → 2.71) Blunder. Ra1 was best. } (47. Ra1 Bc2 48. Ra7+ Kd8 49. Nxc2 Rxf3+ 50. Kd4 f5 51. Ne3 fxe4 52. Rg7 g5 53. Rxg5 Rf7) 47... Rd2?! { (2.71 → 4.01) Inaccuracy. Ra2 was best. } (47... Ra2 48. Rh1 Bc2 49. Rh7+ Ke8 50. Kc3 Ba4 51. Rh8+ Kf7 52. Ra8 Bb3 53. Rd8 Bd1 54. Rd7+) 48. Kxa4?? { (4.01 → 0.34) Blunder. Ne6 was best. } (48. Ne6 Ra2 49. Rc7+ Ke8 50. Ra7 Bb3 51. Nc7+ Kd8 52. Rxa2 Bxa2 53. Nb5 Bb1 54. Nxd6 Bc2) 48... Rxd4+ 49. Kb5 Rd3 50. Rf1 Rd4?? { (0.00 → 4.81) Blunder. g5 was best. } (50... g5 51. Kc4 Ra3 52. Rf2 Re3 53. Kb4 Rd3 54. Kb5 Rb3+ 55. Ka4 Re3 56. Rf1 Rc3 57. Kb4) 51. Rh1 Rd3 52. Rh3?? { (4.43 → 0.34) Blunder. Rh7+ was best. } (52. Rh7+) 52... Rc3 53. Kb4 Rd3 54. Kc4 Re3 55. Kd4 Rb3 56. Rg3 g5 57. Rh3 Ra3 58. Kc4 Re3 59. Kb5 Rb3+ 60. Kc4 Re3 61. Kd4 Rb3?! { (0.08 → 0.69) Inaccuracy. Ra3 was best. } (61... Ra3 62. Rg3 Kc7 63. Kc4 Re3 64. Kb4 Rd3 65. Rh3 Kd7 66. Rh7+ Ke8 67. Kb5 Rxf3 68. Kc6) 62. e5?! { (0.69 → 0.00) Inaccuracy. Rh7+ was best. } (62. Rh7+ Ke8) 62... dxe5+ 63. Ke4 Rb4+ 64. Kf5?? { (-0.39 → -8.52) Blunder. Ke3 was best. } (64. Ke3 Kd6 65. Rh7 Kxd5 66. Ra7 Ke6 67. Ra6+ Kf7 68. Ra5 Rf4 69. Ra7+ Kg6 70. Ra6 Rb4) 64... Rf4+ 65. Kg6 Kd6 66. Kh5?! { (-6.45 → -10.02) Inaccuracy. Rh8 was best. } (66. Rh8 Kxd5) 66... Kxd5 67. Kg6 Kd4 68. Kf7 Ke3 69. Ke6 Kf2 70. Kd5 Kg2 71. Rh6 Kxf3 72. Ke6?! { (-7.42 → -53.44) Inaccuracy. Rh3+ was best. } (72. Rh3+ Kxg4) 72... Kxg4 73. Kd5 Kg3 74. Ke6 g4 75. Kd5?! { (-47.37 → Mate in 24) Checkmate is now unavoidable. Kf7 was best. } (75. Kf7 e4) 75... Kg2 76. Rh8 g3 77. Ra8?! { (-65.97 → Mate in 22) Checkmate is now unavoidable. Rb8 was best. } (77. Rb8) 77... Kf3 78. Ra3+ Kg4 79. Ke6?! { (-54.21 → Mate in 18) Checkmate is now unavoidable. Ra2 was best. } (79. Ra2 Kh3) 79... g2 80. Ra8 Kg3 81. Rg8+?! { (-59.52 → Mate in 15) Checkmate is now unavoidable. Ra3+ was best. } (81. Ra3+ Rf3) 81... Kf2 82. Ra8 g1=Q 83. Ra2+ Kg3 84. Ra3+ Rf3 85. Ra8 Qh2 86. Rg8+ Kf4 87. Ra8 Qh3+ 88. Kxf6 Ke4+ 89. Ke7 Qh7+ 90. Kd6 Rd3+ 91. Kc5 Qc7+ 92. Kb5 Qb7+ 93. Kc4 Qxa8 94. Kb5 Qc8 95. Kb4 Rd7 { White resigns. } 0-1
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JohnJPershingjmcampbell
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JohnJPershing −10
14 Inaccuracies
1 Mistake
5 Blunders
49 Average centipawn loss
82%Accuracy
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jmcampbell +9
2 Inaccuracies
3 Mistakes
4 Blunders
36 Average centipawn loss
86%Accuracy
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Scotch Game: Classical Variation
  1. Numberman768 Go jmcampbell!
  2. JohnJPershing If he's out of his book on move five, I might be able to get at least a time advantage out of the opening.
  3. Finneri Go John!
  4. JohnJPershing I know the early offer for a queen trade is a risk, but I feel like the strong center is pretty good.
  5. JohnJPershing After move 16, is this a fairy tale middlegame? Heck no. Do I have a lot to work with? Heck yeah.
  6. JohnJPershing Tons of pawns on light squares to lock up the black bishop, use knight to be sneaky, play with pressure on the queenside.
  7. JohnJPershing thinking about 17 b3 to prevent c3. Forces black pawns to either stop, or break into two islands
  8. JohnJPershing Or maybe 17 Nc3 is better. It allows c4, but my d rook can move to e3 and develop nicely, and free my other rook
  9. Finneri 18. b4?
  10. Finneri and then stack on the a-file
  11. JohnJPershing Looking to take blacks queenside pawns and isolate a few with a4 soon. Also, exf5+ prevents attempts to break my pawn structure.
  12. JohnJPershing I could use some luft. h3 is probably better than f3, as f3 blocks my rook more, even if the pawn chain is nice.
  13. JohnJPershing The black passed pawn on c4 is a bit scary, but for now isnt able to do much. Musnt let the bishop activate to a position of power
  14. JohnJPershing Really not happy with my knight and rook tied down, and my king cant easily shimmy over.
  15. JohnJPershing Crazy idea: 32 Nc3. Give up the pawn, for Ra6. If Nc3 Rxb4 Ra6, I cover the b1 check square, and it takes 2 moves to attack the knight.
  16. JohnJPershing This is either sharp and tactically sound, or suicidal.
  17. JohnJPershing Maybe Nc3 Rb3 is bad for me. I'm looking at some more variations
  18. JohnJPershing I think the whole reason that Nc3 doesnt work, even with the potential pawn sac, is f3. g4 fees like a mistake at this point
  19. JohnJPershing Welp, cant change the past
  20. JohnJPershing I may have to do something like Nc3. Passive play, like moving my king towards the rook will lose quickly, as black takes my kingside
  21. JohnJPershing YEAH BOI. I was so afraid of 32....Rb3. Lets hope this fares better.
  22. JohnJPershing After move 35, this is shaky, and I don't like the connected passed pawns, but I've fought from worse positions and won, so lets rumble.
  23. JohnJPershing Also, I have no shame in using the clock as a weapon.
  24. DMSA_OR in bullet i would say there is shame but that's because i'm always on the wrong side of it
  25. DMSA_OR Nc6
  26. JohnJPershing Move 42, feelin sharp. Just yeet that knight up there
  27. JohnJPershing 44 Kxc3 is tempting, but Rb3+ looks scary. Might pay to not be greedy
  28. SycoraxCirce Ba4 by black and Nc2 by white were some strong moves
  29. Finneri I am not quite sold on simplifying for the rook ending. looks more likely to end in a draw
  30. SycoraxCirce JJP is smelling blood here, he's playing some scary good chess right now
  31. SycoraxCirce he might have missed 52 Rh7+ followed by 53.Kc6 though
  32. JohnJPershing I love simple endgames. Hidden complexity on the emptiest of boards
  33. JohnJPershing I do think that this should be a draw, and I've locked things up, but I'll keep pushing. Nothing to lose
  34. Black offers draw
  35. White declines draw
  36. JohnJPershing Move 62, time for more crazy ideas
  37. BigEvo8 Move 65 - why did white voluntarily give up a slightly better position?
  38. JohnJPershing I didnt see the Rf4 move, this is toasted. I might be able to salvage a drawn rook endgame.
  39. JohnJPershing Really, that's my usual problem. Bad position play leads to rough positions, where I try ludicrous tactics to get me out of them.
  40. BigEvo8 Looks like f3 will eventually fall, and then it's game
  41. DMSA_OR was the simple Rh6 idea instead of e5 lost?
  42. BigEvo8 I think Rh6 then Rxf3
  43. BigEvo8 Kd4 to e3 and I think black just wins
  44. BigEvo8 Although some tricks in a two-pawn down rook ending I guess
  45. BigEvo8 But hard to see them working with the king so far away
  46. BigEvo8 So here - move 69 with black to move, Rxf3 Rxf3 Kxf3 Kxf6 Kxg4 Kxe5 loses dues to Kf3 and the black king is on the key square
  47. BigEvo8 loses for white
  48. BigEvo8 But you have to know key squares...
  49. SycoraxCirce also e4 instead of Kxg4 should do it
  50. SycoraxCirce Kf5 is even better
  51. BigEvo8 Yeah maybe this is cleaner
  52. SycoraxCirce Kf4 sorry instead of Kxg4
  53. BigEvo8 Requires less calculation
  54. SycoraxCirce yeah this was even cleaner
  55. BigEvo8 Although maybe we still reach the same winning position
  56. BigEvo8 *we can reach the same position, Kf4 is also possible
  57. JohnJPershing And now, the desperate man I am, I'm looking for perpetual and stalemate tricks. Probably wont find anything, but you never know.
  58. jmcampbell I'm studying this game on lichess.org/study/EdHhwqdk