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1d40.0d5+0.32c4+0.3e6+0.33Nc3+0.4c6+0.34e4+0.6dxe4+0.25Nxe4−0.1Bb4++0.36Nc3+0.1c50.07a3+0.1Ba5+0.38Ne2+0.1cxd4+0.59Nxd4+0.5Bxc3++0.410bxc3+0.5a6+0.711Qg4+0.5Kf8?!+1.4Inaccuracy. Ne7 was best.11...Ne712Qg3+1.3f6+1.413a4+1.2e5+1.114Ba3++1.0Kf7+1.115Nb3+1.1Nc6+1.616Be2+1.1Nge7+1.117O-O+0.9Qc7+0.918Nc5+0.8Bf5+1.019Bf3+0.5b6+1.020Ne4+1.1Rad8+1.021Rfd1+1.1Rxd1++1.122Rxd1+1.1Bxe4+1.223Bxe4+1.2Rd8+1.224Bd5+?!+0.2...Inaccuracy. Rb1 was best.24.Rb1g625.Qe3[...]24...Nxd5+0.225cxd50.0Na5+0.126Qh30.0Qd70.027Qxh7−0.2Qxa4−0.128Qh5+0.0Kg8−0.129Be7?−1.5...Mistake. Bb4 was best.29.Bb4Nb730.Qg4[...]29...Rc8??+3.9Blunder. Qe8 was best.29...Qe830.Qxe8+Rxe8[...]30d6+4.3Qd7+4.231Qg6?+2.3...Mistake. Bxf6 was best.31.Bxf6e432.Qd5+[...]31...Rxc3+2.332Bxf6+2.2Qf7?+3.7Mistake. Nc6 was best.32...Nc633.f4Qf7[...]33Qxf7++3.5Kxf7+3.634d7+3.6Nb7+3.635d8=Q+3.7Nxd8+3.536Bxd8+3.6b5+3.537Kf1+3.7Ke6+4.138Ra1+4.0Rc6+3.939Ba5+4.1Kd5+4.040Ke2+4.1Rg6+4.241g3+4.2Kc4+4.342Rb1+4.4e4+4.943Ke3+4.9Rf6+5.144Rb4++5.1Kd5+5.045Rxe4+5.0Rc6+5.046h4+5.1Rc2+5.347Rd4++5.1Ke5+5.648Rd2+5.1Rc4+5.149Ra2+4.9Kd5+5.150Kd3+5.1Rd4++5.051Kc3+5.0Rc4++4.952Kb3+4.9g6+4.953Bd2+5.0Rc6+4.954Kb4+4.6Ke4+4.955Be3+5.1Rc4++5.056Ka5+5.2Rc6+5.257Bb6+5.5Kd3+5.658Kxa6+5.7b4+5.659Kb5+5.6b3+5.760Ra3+5.7Rc3+5.761Ba5+5.7
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[Event "Rated classical game"] [Site "https://lichess.org/a0SacGFe"] [Date "2023.11.11"] [White "Leverkuhn"] [Black "arthi15"] [Result "1-0"] [GameId "a0SacGFe"] [UTCDate "2023.11.11"] [UTCTime "15:01:02"] [WhiteElo "2268"] [BlackElo "2221"] [WhiteRatingDiff "+12"] [BlackRatingDiff "-17"] [Variant "Standard"] [TimeControl "2700+45"] [ECO "D31"] [Opening "Semi-Slav Defense: Marshall Gambit, Forgotten Variation"] [Termination "Normal"] [Annotator "lichess.org"] 1. d4 d5 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 c6 4. e4 dxe4 5. Nxe4 Bb4+ 6. Nc3 { D31 Semi-Slav Defense: Marshall Gambit, Forgotten Variation } c5 7. a3 Ba5 8. Ne2 cxd4 9. Nxd4 Bxc3+ 10. bxc3 a6 11. Qg4 Kf8?! { (0.49 → 1.42) Inaccuracy. Ne7 was best. } (11... Ne7) 12. Qg3 f6 13. a4 e5 14. Ba3+ Kf7 15. Nb3 Nc6 16. Be2 Nge7 17. O-O Qc7 18. Nc5 Bf5 19. Bf3 b6 20. Ne4 Rad8 21. Rfd1 Rxd1+ 22. Rxd1 Bxe4 23. Bxe4 Rd8 24. Bd5+?! { (1.21 → 0.20) Inaccuracy. Rb1 was best. } (24. Rb1 g6 25. Qe3 f5 26. Bc2 e4 27. c5 b5 28. axb5 axb5 29. Rxb5 Qd7 30. h4 Qd2) 24... Nxd5 25. cxd5 Na5 26. Qh3 Qd7 27. Qxh7 Qxa4 28. Qh5+ Kg8 29. Be7? { (-0.06 → -1.49) Mistake. Bb4 was best. } (29. Bb4 Nb7 30. Qg4 Nd6 31. Qe6+ Nf7 32. Rc1 Qb5 33. h3 a5 34. Be7 Qxd5 35. Qxb6 Rc8) 29... Rc8?? { (-1.49 → 3.89) Blunder. Qe8 was best. } (29... Qe8 30. Qxe8+ Rxe8 31. Bd6 Nc4 32. Bc7 Re7 33. d6 Rd7 34. Kf1 Kf7 35. Ke2 Ke6 36. f3) 30. d6 Qd7 31. Qg6? { (4.20 → 2.28) Mistake. Bxf6 was best. } (31. Bxf6 e4 32. Qd5+ Kh8 33. Be7 Rc4 34. h3 Kh7 35. Re1 b5 36. Rxe4 Rxe4 37. Qxe4+ Kh8) 31... Rxc3 32. Bxf6 Qf7? { (2.22 → 3.69) Mistake. Nc6 was best. } (32... Nc6 33. f4 Qf7 34. Qxf7+ Kxf7 35. Bg5 exf4 36. d7 Rc5 37. d8=N+ Nxd8 38. Bxd8 b5 39. Rd4) 33. Qxf7+ Kxf7 34. d7 Nb7 35. d8=Q Nxd8 36. Bxd8 b5 37. Kf1 Ke6 38. Ra1 Rc6 39. Ba5 Kd5 40. Ke2 Rg6 41. g3 Kc4 42. Rb1 e4 43. Ke3 Rf6 44. Rb4+ Kd5 45. Rxe4 Rc6 46. h4 Rc2 47. Rd4+ Ke5 48. Rd2 Rc4 49. Ra2 Kd5 50. Kd3 Rd4+ 51. Kc3 Rc4+ 52. Kb3 g6 53. Bd2 Rc6 54. Kb4 Ke4 55. Be3 Rc4+ 56. Ka5 Rc6 57. Bb6 Kd3 58. Kxa6 b4 59. Kb5 b3 60. Ra3 Rc3 61. Ba5 { Black resigns. } 1-0
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Leverkuhnarthi15
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Leverkuhn +12
1 Inaccuracy
2 Mistakes
0 Blunders
15 Average centipawn loss
93%Accuracy
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arthi15 −17
1 Inaccuracy
1 Mistake
1 Blunder
23 Average centipawn loss
87%Accuracy
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Semi-Slav Defense: Marshall Gambit
  1. juandeleon Go arthi!
  2. Saturnitus Good luck
  3. arthi15 maybe Qa4+ is annoying
  4. arthi15 with Bd7 Nb5
  5. arthi15 unless I can take b5
  6. arthi15 probably Bc6 can defend in this variation
  7. arthi15 but then maybe Bf4 e5 Rd1 and Qe7 ?
  8. arthi15 and 11. Bf4 meets f6 or Ne7 I think
  9. arthi15 Not even looked at this move
  10. arthi15 Kf8 a4 ?
  11. arthi15 and Bg5 Qa5 I guess or maybe Ne7
  12. arthi15 I think Bg5 f6 Qxe6 looks dangerous but maybe if I take on g5 I'm just a piece up
  13. arthi15 I think here f4 for white may be of some interest
  14. arthi15 but I think I can play with Ne7 Nbc6 and finally e5 anyway
  15. arthi15 strange position with no pieces out
  16. arthi15 Rd1 Qb6 Nc5 Nge7 and the N on c5 block the light square bishop
  17. arthi15 Couldn't play Ne7 first because of Rd1 followed by Bd6 if Qc7 and Qe8 is not really where I want my queen
  18. leartt It's already a very weird position, but the upcoming time trouble will make it even spicier
  19. arthi15 and after that I will play for Rhd8 maybe with a Bf5 or e6 first
  20. arthi15 f4 exf4 Rxf4 Qe5 to avoid Rxf6+
  21. arthi15 and I didn't wanted Qb6 with two linked rooks on the ffirst rank for white as Rb1 can be a move here
  22. arthi15 Rd1 Rd8 Rxd8 Qxd8 Rd1 and then Qb6 as Rb1 is not a move anymore
  23. arthi15 I think but maybe I had Bf5
  24. arthi15 I don't know for Bf5, maybe b6 was better but then Ne4
  25. arthi15 and if I played Rd8 instead I was worried for my h pawn
  26. arthi15 I think Bd3 here is the best to centralise the Q
  27. arthi15 couldn't evaluate the endgame after Bd5
  28. birdpersson (26.Qh3) I'm curious why not Qd3 instead here
  29. birdpersson (26.Qh3) just looks more centralizing and pressures h7 as well as a6
  30. birdpersson (26.Qh3) guess the e6 infiltration is more important
  31. leartt I prefer Qh3 as well
  32. leartt Qd3 would have probably been met with Nc4
  33. leartt Bc1, Kg8 and I'm not sure how to continue as white
  34. birdpersson (26...Qd7) yeah this is probably better I was thinking more on general terms
  35. birdpersson (28...Kg8) yeah and now Bb4
  36. birdpersson (28...Kg8) holds everything
  37. birdpersson (29.Be7) or this is probably better
  38. leartt My intuition told me Bb4 as well but I like Be7 after checking it
  39. leartt I have a feeling this will be decided by a blunder
  40. leartt Too little time for such a position
  41. birdpersson (30...Qd7) Qf3 now I yeah?
  42. leartt Either Qf3 or go crazy with Rd3
  43. birdpersson (30...Qd7) yeah thought Rd3 as well
  44. leartt And I actually think I prefer Rd3
  45. birdpersson (30...Qd7) but Qf3 threatens Qd5+ and then Rd3
  46. leartt Rxc3?
  47. leartt I don't understand this move
  48. birdpersson (31.Qg6) lol yeah this is good as well I think
  49. birdpersson (31.Qg6) just threaten Bxf6
  50. leartt Is that even a threat?
  51. leartt You give up the c pawn for that and you have no follow up
  52. birdpersson (31.Qg6) then e5 falls as well
  53. birdpersson (31...Rxc3) and the d pawn is too advanced
  54. leartt Yeah but black has 2 free pawns in the flank now
  55. birdpersson (31...Rxc3) don't think that'll matter
  56. leartt Nc4?
  57. birdpersson (32.Bxf6) even threatens Qxg7 and just push but the knight covers d8 I guess
  58. leartt I think black might have panicked here
  59. leartt This loses immediately to Qxf7, Kxf7, d7
  60. leartt Or at least loses the knight I guess
  61. birdpersson (33...Kxf7) just exchange and pick up e5
  62. birdpersson (34...Nb7) right or this xd
  63. leartt It can still be very tricky to win
  64. birdpersson (37.Kf1) maybe but it's just a matter of converting it now
  65. leartt Yeah
  66. leartt The pawns are not advanced at all so I don't think it should be that hard
  67. arthi15 ba5 wins
  68. leartt Gg