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Checkmate • White is victorious
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[Event "Rated classical game"]
[Site "https://lichess.org/pQCpnuR8"]
[Date "2024.05.23"]
[White "Nairwolf"]
[Black "fulmarsky"]
[Result "1-0"]
[GameId "pQCpnuR8"]
[UTCDate "2024.05.23"]
[UTCTime "19:07:43"]
[WhiteElo "1619"]
[BlackElo "1557"]
[WhiteRatingDiff "+14"]
[BlackRatingDiff "-17"]
[Variant "Standard"]
[TimeControl "2700+45"]
[ECO "C02"]
[Opening "French Defense: Advance Variation"]
[Termination "Normal"]
[Annotator "lichess.org"]
1. e4 e6 2. d4 d5 3. e5 c5 4. c3 { C02 French Defense: Advance Variation } Bd7 5. Nf3 a6 6. Bd3 cxd4 7. cxd4 Bb5 8. Bc2 a5 9. Nc3 Bb4 10. Bd2 Bxc3 11. bxc3 Ba6 12. Ng5 Qe7 13. Bxh7 Nh6 14. Qh5? { (1.74 → 0.56) Mistake. Qb1 was best. } (14. Qb1 Nd7 15. Bd3 Nb6 16. O-O Bxd3 17. Qxd3 Nc4 18. Nf3 O-O-O 19. Bg5 f6) 14... Nf5?! { (0.56 → 1.46) Inaccuracy. Nd7 was best. } (14... Nd7 15. h4) 15. h4 Nc6 16. g4?? { (1.35 → -2.24) Blunder. Qf3 was best. } (16. Qf3 Rxh7 17. Nxh7 Qa3 18. h5 Rc8 19. h6 Nxh6 20. Ng5 Qb2 21. Qd1 Qb5) 16... Nh6?? { (-2.24 → 0.00) Blunder. g6 was best. } (16... g6 17. Bxg6 Rxh5 18. Bxf7+ Qxf7 19. Nxf7 Rxh4 20. O-O-O Rxh1 21. Rxh1 Kxf7 22. gxf5) 17. f4?! { (0.00 → -0.91) Inaccuracy. f3 was best. } (17. f3 O-O-O 18. a4 f6 19. exf6 gxf6 20. Qxh6 Rd7 21. h5 fxg5 22. Bxg5 Qf7) 17... Ng8?? { (-0.91 → 1.35) Blunder. O-O-O was best. } (17... O-O-O) 18. f5?! { (1.35 → 0.26) Inaccuracy. Bxg8 was best. } (18. Bxg8) 18... Nd8? { (0.26 → 1.75) Mistake. exf5 was best. } (18... exf5 19. gxf5) 19. Rf1?? { (1.75 → -1.76) Blunder. fxe6 was best. } (19. fxe6 Nxe6 20. Nxe6 g6 21. Qg5 Qxe6 22. Bxg8 Kd7 23. Kf2 Raxg8 24. Rh3 Rh5) 19... Bxf1?! { (-1.76 → -0.82) Inaccuracy. exf5 was best. } (19... exf5 20. Rxf5 Nf6 21. Rxf6 gxf6 22. Nf3 Bd3 23. Bxd3 Rxh5 24. gxh5 fxe5 25. dxe5) 20. Kxf1 Kd7?? { (-1.33 → 0.65) Blunder. Ra6 was best. } (20... Ra6) 21. Kg2 Qe8? { (0.80 → 2.36) Mistake. Kc7 was best. } (21... Kc7) 22. Rf1 g6?? { (2.05 → 4.32) Blunder. Nh6 was best. } (22... Nh6) 23. fxe6+?? { (4.32 → -0.48) Blunder. fxg6 was best. } (23. fxg6 fxg6 24. Bxg6 Rxh5 25. Bxe8+ Kxe8 26. gxh5 Rc8 27. Nh7 Nf7 28. Rb1 Rc7) 23... Nxe6 24. Rxf7+ Kc6?? { (-0.60 → 6.48) Blunder. Qxf7 was best. } (24... Qxf7 25. Nxf7) 25. Qxg6 Ra6 26. Qxe6+ Qxe6 27. Nxe6 Nh6 28. Bxh6 Re8 29. Rc7+ Kb6 30. Bd3 Rxe6 31. Rh7 Ra8 32. Bc1 Rc6 33. Bb2 a4 34. a3 Rf8 35. g5 Rf4 36. h5 Rg4+ 37. Kh3 Rxg5 38. Be2 Rc8?! { (4.12 → 5.72) Inaccuracy. Rg1 was best. } (38... Rg1 39. Bf3 Ka7 40. Bxd5 Rb6 41. Rf7 Rxb2 42. h6 Rg5 43. h7 Rh5+ 44. Kg4) 39. Rh6+ Ka7 40. Rg6 Rf5 41. Bg4 Rf2 42. Bxc8 Rxb2 43. h6 Rb1 44. Rg2 Rb6 45. e6 Rb3 46. e7 Rxc3+ 47. Rg3 Rxc8 48. Re3 Re8 49. h7 Kb6 50. Kg4 Kc6 51. Kf5 Kd7 52. Kf6 Rh8?! { (11.13 → Mate in 11) Checkmate is now unavoidable. Kd6 was best. } (52... Kd6 53. Kf7 Kd7 54. Re5 b5 55. Re6 b4 56. Re5 bxa3 57. Rxd5+ Kc6 58. Kxe8) 53. e8=Q+ Rxe8 54. Rxe8 Kxe8 55. h8=Q+ Kd7 56. Qg7+ Kc6 57. Qf8 Kb6 58. Qc5+ Ka6 59. Qxd5 b5 60. Qc6+ Ka5 61. Qc5 Ka6 62. d5 Ka5 63. d6 Ka6 64. d7 Ka5 65. Qa7# { White wins by checkmate. } 1-0
Spectator room
- fulmarsky
(50...Kc6) please!!! - fulmarsky
(50...Kc6) its a tempter a tempter - fulmarsky
(53.e8=Q+) darn it i missed that - fulmarsky
(53.e8=Q+) gonna resign unless there is a smidgthen of hope here - fulmarsky
(53.e8=Q+) i'm gonna toroughly check this, just to make sure there is zero hope - fulmarsky
(53.e8=Q+) i'm gonna go for stale - fulmarsky
(53.e8=Q+) i owe to my team, just to try it - fulmarsky
(57.Qf8) if i get my king on a7 or b6, it could be awkward perhaps - fulmarsky
(60...Ka5) "16.g6" oh stop it, i know i know, i know i should have taken more time, i know 16...Nh6 was to rush, please stop reminding - fulmarsky
(60...Ka5) me ... please!!! - Secret_Fish
GG - RBorja1980
Gg - fulmarsky
checking my 16th move immediately!!! its all i can i kthink about, did i really miss 16...g6 - BigPig93
gg, was very fun to watch - fulmarsky
please tell me it was not sound, please!!!! - Secret_Fish
you missed g6, unfortunately - fulmarsky
oh it was more complex than i thought..... - fulmarsky
ouch! oh dear..... - Secret_Fish
it's ok though - Secret_Fish
don't worry - Nairwolf
16.g4 was a blunder right ? - Secret_Fish
yes - fulmarsky
i saw it after 16...Ng6, so often the way... i missed 16...g6 i could not blot it out of my mind - Nairwolf
same for me actually - fulmarsky
very tense!! - fulmarsky
good chess game! its one to see what one can learn from it! - fulmarsky
so i didn't play the opening too terribly, no problems before move 14 according to analysis, ouch, it so commplex on that kingside - Nairwolf
yes, it looked like some people are already suggesting some engine lines, I prefer to analyze it without engine - Nairwolf
So I will probably come back later - Nairwolf
Can I ask why you spent so much time in the beginning ? I was so surprised by that - Nairwolf
And were you surprised by my opening ? Did you preared against Nd2 ? - Nairwolf
The Tarrasch - fulmarsky
that's a good plan... analysis before checking engine! nerves... just nerves... i was unfamilair with that ...Bc2 line, usually, after - fulmarsky
...Bb5 white plays either Bxb5 or allows me to play ...Bxd3 so i was a bit out of my comfort zone after Bc2 - fulmarsky
i spent just too much time early on..... i was worried about tactics and just worried a lot, just tense!!!! - Nairwolf
Yes, Bc2 is the move I prepared against you, and it's a powerful move with some attacking spiring behind that - Nairwolf
in some lines, there is this plan to go h4 and attack your king side. - Nairwolf
but I think I mixed some ideas, in some lines, Qh5 is strong, but here, it wasn't so ideal - fulmarsky
i did a bit of prep against Tarrasch because i note you have played that before, but i would have stuck with my familiar 3...dxe4 - fulmarsky
(if you went Tarrasch)# - fulmarsky
its a certainly a chess game to go over and see what could have done different, that Bc2 is an interesting nuance and the lsb keeps pressure - fulmarsky
on h7 - Nairwolf
yep, dxe4 is a Rubinstein, I wanted to avoid that - fulmarsky
(i would have gone Rubenstein because it was i'm more familiar with and it works against both 3.Nd2 and 3.Nc3, although i'm trying to - Nairwolf
I saw you started to play this setup Bd7, a6 and Bb5. Is it something you find by yourself ? - fulmarsky
find alternatives against the Tarrasch - Nairwolf
Because I find it's really interesting and unknown - Nairwolf
I think Rubinstein isn't the main ambitious line for you, but I understand it's practical since you transposte to that after Nc3 or Nd2 - fulmarsky
that is suggested from chess teacher @fhunfi, that's nice opening he showed which helps black to deal with white's strong lsb piece! - Nairwolf
I'm a little bit bored by the Tarrasch because if black knows well, there isn't a lot of different possible ideas with White - fulmarsky
a few months ago he taught me that French ...Bd7 ...a6 ...cxd4 ...Bb5 line - Nairwolf
yep, I understood the idea is to try to exchange your bad bishop against my good bishop - fulmarsky
interesting! there are so many nuances about the French yes!! one can study it so much, and i'm still getting to know all its nuances - fulmarsky
absolutely, and i now i know i need to plan against Bc2.... tense...... - Nairwolf
I studied your game against my teammate Joonaf lichess.org/XAIllkbt - Nairwolf
When I started to play chess, I started with the French Defense - fulmarsky
checking to remind myself what happened in that game! - Nairwolf
I started with the French Defense because I find it really solid - Nairwolf
but stopped because I was suffering to lack spaces ^^ - fulmarsky
i started with just 1...e5 against 1.e4, but there was a lot to learn against all the various 1.e4 openings, so i thought just having the F - fulmarsky
French defense against ANY 1.e4 sound refreshing!! - Nairwolf
And also, funny things, I started to study this game of you lichess.org/QeXQu22c#18 - fulmarsky
it's a toughy, absolutely, the French is quite unique, and ... tense....... - Nairwolf
because I initially thought you were going to play this line - Nairwolf
and what is funny is that I commented this game 1 year ago - Nairwolf
I don't remember at all ! - Nairwolf
look in the analysis tab, the last comments are from me. I think it's from a Game of the Week nomination - Nairwolf
And there are some similar ideas... Ng5, Qh5... - Nairwolf
well, I started with 1..e6 but switched to 1..e5 - fulmarsky
i'm impressed that you do all this opening prep!! - Nairwolf
yes, you have to learn a lot of stuff, but since it's really principled, it helps. - fulmarsky
yes! i see now, you played that same Qh5 idea! - Nairwolf
indeed - Nairwolf
What I like in chess is that everything is well balanced - Nairwolf
for exemple, I like the system you used and the idea to exchange the bishops. - Nairwolf
It's a good point for you - fulmarsky
yes! absolutely, and there is room for creativity and ideas, that endgame we had was tense, i just hoped i might get back in there, but you - Nairwolf
but the disadvantage is that you allow white to have a d4/e5 pawn setup with space advantage, and a good knight on c3 ! - fulmarsky
played solidly enough, and got those two passed pawns! - fulmarsky
absolutely, that's a key nuance all that space white had on the kingside! tense...... with that strong e5 pawn - Nairwolf
In the French, Black suffers from not being able to play f6, it's usually a huge weakness - Nairwolf
But White has some trouble to develop his b1 knight - Nairwolf
that's why I started with the Tarrasch as White. - Nairwolf
Nd2 and then the knight has a better square. But you block your bishop c1 ^^ - fulmarsky
i did consider f6, because my lsb stopped your king from castling, but i didn't have the courage to, tense!! - fulmarsky
...f6 but it was a toughy!! - Nairwolf
I wasn't planned to 0-0 anyway - Nairwolf
I wasn't planning to castle - fulmarsky
oh interesting! noted! interesting! yes... i was planning to castle, but i didn't get round to it, after the WQ, bishop and knight got - fulmarsky
stuck on my kingside corner, just tense!! - Nairwolf
I know that a lot of coaches recommends the French, but I find 1..e5 is good to learn opening principles. - Nairwolf
And you learn little by little - Nairwolf
In this game, I feel too bad to have played g4 - fulmarsky
noted! yes! it's all interesting. i've not really ever considered trying to play the sicilien, its complex i get the impression! - Nairwolf
not easy, yes, but it's also why I struggle the most - Nairwolf
as White, I mean - fulmarsky
i played 16...Nh6 too quickly, i just was not aware of that 16...g6 until afterwards.... - fulmarsky
tense!! - Nairwolf
Caro-Kann is really solid, but I have a less-known setup very strong against it - Nairwolf
yep, 16..Nh6 saved me ! I felt too stupid because I knew that g6 was the big threat I had to handl - fulmarsky
interesting! i'm gone back to 1.e4 from 1.d4, so now i'm having to play against caro-kann and french and sicilien again, and get refamiliar - fulmarsky
with these nuances... - fulmarsky
i still was trying to somehow get that ...g6 in, but i missed the opportunity, and from that moment, i had to try and put it out of mind, - fulmarsky
which can be tricky in these tense chess games! - Nairwolf
I wanted to play g4 directly at move 15. But I thought, 15.g4 isn't possible because of g6, so let's play something else - Nairwolf
so I play 15.h4 - Nairwolf
but immediately after, I forgot g6... - Nairwolf
the issue is more that I blocked my queen myself... - Nairwolf
And 19.Rf1 was also so stupid... - fulmarsky
tense! tense French defense chess game! my bishop was really out of the way on a6, so i much understand that you missed the bishop there - Nairwolf
I was like, my f5 pawn need to stay here, because in case of g6 I have fxg6 - fulmarsky
it was quite crazy from move 20 onwards, complex, low on time, just tough, tough tough for me being on low time at that complex moment! - Nairwolf
But I thought, I have take my rook and help supporting my pieces on f1, it would be so great - Nairwolf
I was like "great idea, let's play it immediately!" but I haven't made any blunder-check - Nairwolf
yes and the time trouble was so intense - fulmarsky
very very tense! i will go over that and try and improve my time management in the opening! - Nairwolf
but finally, 20.Kxf1 21.Kg2 and 22.Rf1 and I'm back to what my initial plan was ^^ - Nairwolf
yep, time management is really important I think - Nairwolf
I'm trying to divide the time to know how much time I can spent on a move - fulmarsky
yes! your rook was so good getting to that f-file. ALl the play was on the kingside, you didn't get distracted by the queenside - Nairwolf
(45min + 45s*40moves) / 40 - Nairwolf
I suffered from time management in the past - Nairwolf
I realized that it's because I suffered from hesitation - fulmarsky
(i appreciate you gave me those 15 seconds) yes, that's an idea to split up the time between phases of a chess game - fulmarsky
hesitation , it is the same for me! i care about these team chess games, so i dont want to blunder, absolutely - Nairwolf
sometimes you hesitate between move A or move B, but you know that both are "okay", maybe not the best one, but okay - Nairwolf
so it's not needed to spend too much time between this two options are "good enough" - Nairwolf
spend this time later, in analysis afer the game, to understand why move A is slightly better than move B for example - fulmarsky
oh good point, yes! same the time for critical moments later on in chess games! - fulmarsky
absolutely!!, chess is fun but tense and has such complexity - Nairwolf
but in this game, my time management isn't a good exemple, I was tired and play too fast in some critical moment and blundering - Nairwolf
for the time I added, I'm happy you appreciated. - fulmarsky
i note did let me back in sometimes, but you did enough, and that was a good skewer of my rooks also, i completely missed that, i lost more - fulmarsky
material - Nairwolf
But it's also because I thought I was winning and I wanted to win on the chessboard, not because of time forfeit - fulmarsky
( yes! i'm used to playing low on time in these chess games) oh understood!! some see time as an asset in the same way as material, i - fulmarsky
understand your point of view re giving those 15 seconds... - Nairwolf
I wouldn't do it in an official game. But here, I'm here to learn, practice and improve - Nairwolf
I don't want to win easy game because you lost on time. I wanted to practice "Am I able to win this position, or not" - fulmarsky
absolutely yes! i like these lichess4545 chess games most! understood, a good way of thinking about it - Nairwolf
same thing when there is missclick. In this 45+45 games, I'm okay to allow it if it's clear it's just an accident - fulmarsky
mouseslips, noted! yes, that's a tricky one to deal with when it happens, i think takebacks are allowed in this league i think... - Nairwolf
tomorrow, I will send you a good video from an american chess coach about time management - Nairwolf
I was sort of epiphany for me - Nairwolf
takebacks are allowed because it's allowed by lichess - Nairwolf
on classical games I play with move confirmation - Nairwolf
okay, I need to go to sleep - fulmarsky
oh that sounds great re time management help! - fulmarsky
oh absolutely, i need to sign out also, its been refreshing to chat over this chess game! - fulmarsky
you played great with all that kingside pressure