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1e4+0.4c5+0.32Nc3+0.2d60.03f40.0g6+0.24Nf30.0Bg70.05Bb5+0.0Bd7+0.26a4−0.1Nc60.07d3−0.1a6−0.18Bxc60.0Bxc60.09a50.0Nf60.010O-O−0.1O-O−0.111Qe10.0e60.012e50.0Nd5+0.513Ne4+0.4Nb4+0.614Qf2+0.3Bxe4+0.615dxe4+0.5dxe5+0.716fxe5+0.3Qc7+0.517Bg5+0.2f6+0.718Be3+0.3Rac8+0.519Bf4?!−0.4...Inaccuracy. Rad1 was best.19.Rad119...fxe5−0.320Be3−0.4c4?!+0.3Inaccuracy. Qc6 was best.20...Qc621.Rae121Qd2+0.4c3+0.322bxc3+0.5Qxc3?+2.2Mistake. Nc6 was best.22...Nc623.Bb623Qxc3+2.0Rxc3+2.124Bd2+2.1Rc4?+3.8Mistake. Nd5 was best.24...Nd525.Bxc3Nxc3[...]25Rab1??0.0...Blunder. Ra4 was best.25.Ra4Rxe426.Rxb4[...]25...Nxc20.026Rxb70.0Rxe4??+3.5Blunder. Nd4 was best.26...Nd427.h4Ne2+[...]27Ng5+3.5Re2??#3Checkmate is now unavoidable. Rxf1+ was best.27...Rxf1+28.Kxf1Rh4[...]28Rxf8+??−0.4...Lost forced checkmate sequence. Rxg7+ was best.28.Rxg7+Kxg729.Nxe6+[...]28...Bxf8−0.229Bc3?−1.8...Mistake. Rd7 was best.29.Rd7Bc5+30.Kh1[...]29...Bc5+?!−0.8Inaccuracy. Ne3 was best.29...Ne330.g4Rg2+[...]30Kh1−1.0Bd4−1.131Nxe6??−4.7...Blunder. h4 was best.31.h4Bxc331...Bxc3−4.932Rg7+−4.9Kh8−5.033h4−5.2Nd4−5.0
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[Event "Rated classical game"] [Site "https://lichess.org/xgSj1qn0"] [Date "2023.11.17"] [White "jantho"] [Black "Groger12"] [Result "0-1"] [GameId "xgSj1qn0"] [UTCDate "2023.11.17"] [UTCTime "20:00:03"] [WhiteElo "2109"] [BlackElo "2142"] [WhiteRatingDiff "-14"] [BlackRatingDiff "+15"] [Variant "Standard"] [TimeControl "2700+45"] [ECO "B23"] [Opening "Sicilian Defense: Closed"] [Termination "Normal"] [Annotator "lichess.org"] 1. e4 c5 2. Nc3 { B23 Sicilian Defense: Closed } d6 3. f4 g6 4. Nf3 Bg7 5. Bb5+ Bd7 6. a4 Nc6 7. d3 a6 8. Bxc6 Bxc6 9. a5 Nf6 10. O-O O-O 11. Qe1 e6 12. e5 Nd5 13. Ne4 Nb4 14. Qf2 Bxe4 15. dxe4 dxe5 16. fxe5 Qc7 17. Bg5 f6 18. Be3 Rac8 19. Bf4?! { (0.45 → -0.44) Inaccuracy. Rad1 was best. } (19. Rad1) 19... fxe5 20. Be3 c4?! { (-0.37 → 0.26) Inaccuracy. Qc6 was best. } (20... Qc6 21. Rae1) 21. Qd2 c3 22. bxc3 Qxc3? { (0.50 → 2.15) Mistake. Nc6 was best. } (22... Nc6 23. Bb6) 23. Qxc3 Rxc3 24. Bd2 Rc4? { (2.10 → 3.75) Mistake. Nd5 was best. } (24... Nd5 25. Bxc3 Nxc3 26. Ng5 Re8 27. Ra3 Ne2+ 28. Kh1 Nd4 29. Rc3 Nc6 30. g3 h6 31. Nf3) 25. Rab1?? { (3.75 → -0.01) Blunder. Ra4 was best. } (25. Ra4 Rxe4 26. Rxb4 Rxb4 27. Bxb4 Rc8 28. c3 e4 29. Nd4 h5 30. Kf2 Rc4 31. Rb1 h4) 25... Nxc2 26. Rxb7 Rxe4?? { (-0.01 → 3.53) Blunder. Nd4 was best. } (26... Nd4 27. h4 Ne2+ 28. Kf2 Nf4 29. g3 Nd3+ 30. Kg1 h6 31. Rd7 Nb4 32. Rb7 Nc6 33. Rb6) 27. Ng5 Re2?? { (3.53 → Mate in 3) Checkmate is now unavoidable. Rxf1+ was best. } (27... Rxf1+ 28. Kxf1 Rh4 29. Rb8+ Bf8 30. Nxe6 Kf7 31. Nxf8 e4 32. Nd7 e3 33. Ne5+ Ke6 34. Bc3) 28. Rxf8+?? { (Mate in 3 → -0.37) Lost forced checkmate sequence. Rxg7+ was best. } (28. Rxg7+ Kxg7 29. Nxe6+ Kg8 30. Rxf8#) 28... Bxf8 29. Bc3? { (-0.18 → -1.76) Mistake. Rd7 was best. } (29. Rd7 Bc5+ 30. Kh1 Nd4 31. Nxh7 Rf2 32. h4 Rf7 33. Rxf7 Kxf7 34. Ng5+ Kf8 35. Ne4 Be7) 29... Bc5+?! { (-1.76 → -0.82) Inaccuracy. Ne3 was best. } (29... Ne3 30. g4 Rg2+ 31. Kh1 Rc2 32. Bb2 h6 33. Nxe6 Bd6 34. h4 Nxg4 35. Rg7+ Kh8 36. Rb7) 30. Kh1 Bd4 31. Nxe6?? { (-1.13 → -4.66) Blunder. h4 was best. } (31. h4 Bxc3) 31... Bxc3 32. Rg7+ Kh8 33. h4 Nd4 { White resigns. } 0-1
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janthoGroger12
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Sicilian Defense: Closed
  1. fulmarsky Go Groger12!
  2. Silkthewanderer Go Groger
  3. HunterDavis Go jantho!
  4. SlowChess73 Show no mercy Jantho!!
  5. ipr (13.Ne4) go Jantho!
  6. alex11star i think Nb4 is actually wrong
  7. alex11star because of specific things starting with Qc3
  8. alex11star which white will play anyway, so as not to block in the bishop after Qd2
  9. alex11star if dxe5 later on white will have Bg5
  10. alex11star if Qc3 maybe just Nd5 though
  11. alex11star ah wait Qc3 is a pin, it may not be so bad
  12. alex11star but i don't like it positionally, still; also, c5 is weak
  13. alex11star yeah Qf2 is probably better lol
  14. alex11star i think 15...f5 is an option but what about Rd1 then
  15. alex11star yeah see dxe5 seems to invite fxe5 Bg5
  16. alex11star which may not be so bad now that some pieces are exchanged
  17. alex11star black can get in Qc7 Rd8 pretty easily
  18. alex11star qxc5 is interesting, can't play rc8 yet
  19. alex11star that's probably the best move, it's just a fork right?
  20. alex11star qxc5 nc6 be3 or something?
  21. alex11star oh nice, if Bf4 f6
  22. alex11star unless exf6 qxf4 fxg7? i don't know how to evaluate that
  23. alex11star note that you can't play bf4 g5 bg3 g4 because of exf6
  24. alex11star white can't possibly be better here
  25. alex11star but it's not so easy for black either and white does have Qc4 in future
  26. alex11star ok, goes for it
  27. alex11star but black should be absolutely fine, i don't see what white has
  28. alex11star Qc4 and Ng5 is the only thing, maybe that's ok for white
  29. alex11star i underestimated that a bit
  30. alex11star i think it would probably have been safer practically not to play fxe5 though
  31. alex11star if g3 to defend the bishop you just play Qc6, Qc6 also hits e4
  32. fulmarsky (20.Be3) Go gr! this is tense, black how double isolated pawns, there's two open files... tense......
  33. alex11star can you play h6 to just stop Ng5 forever?
  34. alex11star and if Qg3 Kh7
  35. fulmarsky (20...c4) both under 10 mins, its not the endgame yet, ouch, and it's complex.....
  36. alex11star oh c4 to stop Qe2-c4? nice
  37. fulmarsky (20...c4) how a knight on g5, looks uncomfortable for black, perhaps a ...h6 would be safest prophylaxis
  38. alex11star just don't play Rfd8 Bb6
  39. alex11star but Qc6 should come anyway
  40. alex11star i think black is ok
  41. fulmarsky (20...c4) Ng5 ...Qc6 Qh4 then i guess ...h6 or ...h5
  42. fulmarsky (21.Qd2) oh ouch oh dear oh dear, white has sights on the h6 square
  43. fulmarsky (21.Qd2) and earlier ...h6 and ...Kh7 may have sured up a good defense there
  44. fulmarsky (21.Qd2) Bh6 ...Bxh6 Qh6 perhaps it's not so bad for black.... let's see what black does...
  45. alex11star i think with h4 it could be dangerous
  46. alex11star possible if black did h6 Kh7 earlier, might have g5 now
  47. fulmarsky (21.Qd2) i think black would enjoy some piece exchanges, and get this proceeding to an endgame, the WK is seemingly safer than the BK ...
  48. alex11star i think this may have been jantho's plan for a few moves, and this may be what groger is looking at now
  49. alex11star ooooooh
  50. alex11star nice, i like that a lot
  51. fulmarsky (22...Qxc3) i admit i didn't consider it ...c4-c3 it's bold, and hopefully white takes the queen exchange
  52. alex11star also Rxc3 hits the Be3, so you can't just immediately play Ng5 at the end of the line
  53. alex11star and obviously Bd2 just Rc4
  54. alex11star Rc4 Rab1 and then?
  55. fulmarsky (24...Rc4) ooooooohhh
  56. fulmarsky (24...Rc4) b7 may fall, ouch....
  57. alex11star yeah it's kind of precarious now
  58. alex11star Nxc2 Rxb7... Rfc8? Rb6 R8c6, black might be fine
  59. alex11star but Ng5 is always an option, too
  60. fulmarsky (25.Rab1) go gr!
  61. alex11star oh Rxe4
  62. alex11star but then Rxe4 Ng5
  63. alex11star Nd4 might be an option, stop Ng5-xe6, even if you're a pawn down, white may not be able to take a6 anyway
  64. alex11star or just h6 now?
  65. alex11star oh
  66. alex11star Ng5 Rxf1 Kxf1 Nd4 and black guards it, but then Ra7 does win that pawn
  67. alex11star with all 4 rooks on, i'd want to keep the e6 pawn, but if the rooks come off it's not such a big deal and i'd want to keep the a6 pawn
  68. alex11star you have to take here, i think
  69. alex11star ah Nd4 Nxe4, i suck
  70. HunterDavis (27.Ng5) Go Jantho!
  71. alex11star you have to take on f1 first and then decide
  72. alex11star that's just forced, i'm pretty sure
  73. alex11star see here's the issue, Nxe6 Rxf1 Kxf1 Rxd2 Rb8 Bxf8 Rxf8
  74. alex11star but that may not be bad for black
  75. alex11star Rb8 Bf8 Rxf8*
  76. alex11star Bc5 looks dangerous for white
  77. alex11star no mate on e1 yet if Kh1 though
  78. alex11star oh! Bb4?
  79. alex11star that might just win
  80. alex11star ah no not quite, almost
  81. alex11star that might, though
  82. fulmarsky (30...Bd4) oh it was a nice back rank checkmate idea..... oh tactics... thinking....
  83. alex11star the thing is if you play h3 and then black takes white stillwins a6 or can play Ra6 first threatening a6/e6
  84. alex11star black should be winning now, but still work to be done
  85. alex11star Rb6 i mean
  86. alex11star but also worst case maybe black just plays Bd4 and takes the pawn (sacs the bishop) if it advances
  87. alex11star oh Bxc3 h3 Bxa5, simple
  88. alex11star Nd4
  89. fulmarsky gg