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1d4+0.3Nf6+0.22c4+0.2e6+0.23Nf3+0.1Bb4++0.44Nbd2+0.3O-O+0.65a3+0.4Be7+0.56e4+0.1d5+0.27e5+0.1Nfd7+0.28Bd3+0.8c5+0.79h4+0.6h6+0.810Bb1+0.5Nc6?!+1.2Inaccuracy. cxd4 was best.10...cxd411.cxd5exd5[...]11Qc2+0.9f5+0.712exf6+0.7Nxf6+1.313g4+1.4Nxd4?!+2.5Inaccuracy. cxd4 was best.13...cxd414.g5Ne4[...]14Nxd4+2.3cxd4+2.515g5+2.2Ne4+2.516Nxe4+2.6dxe4+2.617Qxe4+2.0Rf5+2.318gxh6+2.4Qa5+?!+3.6Inaccuracy. Bf6 was best.18...Bf619.Kf119Kf1+4.0Qe5+3.920Qg4+3.9Bf6+3.921Rg1+3.9Bd7+3.922hxg7+3.8Be8+4.423Bxf5+4.2exf5+4.424Qf4+4.3Bf7+4.325Qxe5+3.8Bxe5+3.526c5+2.8Bc4++2.527Ke1?!+1.5...Inaccuracy. Kg2 was best.27.Kg2Be228.f3[...]27...Re8+1.828Kd1+1.5Bh2?+3.3Mistake. d3 was best.28...d329.a4Bb3+[...]29Rg2+2.9Bb3++3.330Kd2+2.8Bc7+2.931Kd3?!+2.1...Inaccuracy. Rg1 was best.31.Rg131...Re1+2.032Kxd4+2.0Be5++2.033Kd3+2.1Re4??+5.6Blunder. Rd1+ was best.33...Rd1+34.Ke234Be3+5.4Bc4++6.535Kc2+6.0f4+8.436Rd1+8.4Bf6+8.937Rg4+7.2Be2+7.138Rxf4+7.1Bxd1++7.039Kxd1+6.8Rxf4+6.740Bxf4+5.9Bxb2+7.841a4+8.3Kxg7+8.442h5+7.8Kf6+7.443Kc2+7.5Ba1+9.444Kd3+8.6Kf5+8.945Be3+6.4Bf6+9.046Kc4+7.9Ke6+11.047Bd4+9.6Bg5+10.048Kb5+7.0Kd7+7.849Bg7+10.0a6++63.350Kb6+29.8Kc8+71.351h6+61.6Kb8?!#13Checkmate is now unavoidable. Bd8+ was best.51...Bd8+52.Ka752Be5+#12Ka8#753h7#9Bd8+#954Bc7#8Bf6#855f4#7a5#756Kb5#7b6#657Be5#6Bd8#358h8=Q#2
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[Event "Rated classical game"] [Site "https://lichess.org/0y8HfteL"] [Date "2020.03.01"] [White "yago666"] [Black "ChristopherChabris"] [Result "1-0"] [GameId "0y8HfteL"] [UTCDate "2020.03.01"] [UTCTime "18:09:52"] [WhiteElo "2198"] [BlackElo "2252"] [WhiteRatingDiff "+14"] [BlackRatingDiff "-18"] [BlackTitle "NM"] [Variant "Standard"] [TimeControl "2700+45"] [ECO "E11"] [Opening "Bogo-Indian Defense: Grünfeld Variation"] [Termination "Normal"] [Annotator "lichess.org"] 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e6 3. Nf3 Bb4+ 4. Nbd2 { E11 Bogo-Indian Defense: Grünfeld Variation } O-O 5. a3 Be7 6. e4 d5 7. e5 Nfd7 8. Bd3 c5 9. h4 h6 10. Bb1 Nc6?! { (0.53 → 1.17) Inaccuracy. cxd4 was best. } (10... cxd4 11. cxd5 exd5 12. Qc2 f5 13. Nb3 Nc6 14. Bf4 Nb6 15. Nbxd4 Nc4 16. Ba2 Nxd4 17. Nxd4) 11. Qc2 f5 12. exf6 Nxf6 13. g4 Nxd4?! { (1.37 → 2.48) Inaccuracy. cxd4 was best. } (13... cxd4 14. g5 Ne4 15. gxh6 Qa5 16. O-O g6 17. Nxe4 dxe4 18. Qxe4 Qh5 19. Ng5 Rf5 20. Qg2) 14. Nxd4 cxd4 15. g5 Ne4 16. Nxe4 dxe4 17. Qxe4 Rf5 18. gxh6 Qa5+?! { (2.43 → 3.58) Inaccuracy. Bf6 was best. } (18... Bf6 19. Kf1) 19. Kf1 Qe5 20. Qg4 Bf6 21. Rg1 Bd7 22. hxg7 Be8 23. Bxf5 exf5 24. Qf4 Bf7 25. Qxe5 Bxe5 26. c5 Bc4+ 27. Ke1?! { (2.49 → 1.53) Inaccuracy. Kg2 was best. } (27. Kg2 Be2 28. f3 d3 29. Bd2 Bd4 30. h5 Bxg1 31. Rxg1 Kxg7 32. Kf2+ Kf7 33. Rg5 Rh8) 27... Re8 28. Kd1 Bh2? { (1.53 → 3.31) Mistake. d3 was best. } (28... d3 29. a4 Bb3+ 30. Kd2 Bc2 31. Ra3 Bh2 32. Rxd3 Bxd3 33. Rh1 Be4 34. Rxh2 Kxg7 35. Rh3) 29. Rg2 Bb3+ 30. Kd2 Bc7 31. Kd3?! { (2.91 → 2.11) Inaccuracy. Rg1 was best. } (31. Rg1) 31... Re1 32. Kxd4 Be5+ 33. Kd3 Re4?? { (2.06 → 5.63) Blunder. Rd1+ was best. } (33... Rd1+ 34. Ke2) 34. Be3 Bc4+ 35. Kc2 f4 36. Rd1 Bf6 37. Rg4 Be2 38. Rxf4 Bxd1+ 39. Kxd1 Rxf4 40. Bxf4 Bxb2 41. a4 Kxg7 42. h5 Kf6 43. Kc2 Ba1 44. Kd3 Kf5 45. Be3 Bf6 46. Kc4 Ke6 47. Bd4 Bg5 48. Kb5 Kd7 49. Bg7 a6+ 50. Kb6 Kc8 51. h6 Kb8?! { (61.61 → Mate in 13) Checkmate is now unavoidable. Bd8+ was best. } (51... Bd8+ 52. Ka7) 52. Be5+ Ka8 53. h7 Bd8+ 54. Bc7 Bf6 55. f4 a5 56. Kb5 b6 57. Be5 Bd8 58. h8=Q { Black resigns. } 1-0
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yago666NM ChristopherChabris
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yago666 +14
2 Inaccuracies
0 Mistakes
0 Blunders
32 Average centipawn loss
94%Accuracy
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ChristopherChabris −18
4 Inaccuracies
1 Mistake
1 Blunder
46 Average centipawn loss
90%Accuracy
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Bogo-Indian Defense: Grünfeld Variation
  1. yago666 I was ofc threatening 10. Bxh7, so he had to react
  2. yago666 idea if of course Qc2. Main moves are the direct 10... cxd4 and 11... Re8 intending to meet Qc2 with Nf8
  3. Lukhas go yago!!
  4. yago666 oh Nc6 was a mistake. Trying to recall how the line went
  5. yago666 Qc2 f5 ex Nx g4 I think, when taking on g4 mates and the attack is overwhelming anyway
  6. yago666 Nxg4 Qh7+ Kf7 Bg6+ Kf6 Ne4+ dxe4 g5+ hxg5 hxg5# is the cute line
  7. yago666 I think Nxd4 Nxd4 cxd4 g5 was the end of my line, when I can start fucking this beautiful position up
  8. yago666 I'm assuming I just take twice and ask him to solve his problems, but with 47 mins on the clock I should probably think first
  9. yago666 why would I ever allow gx Rxf2/Bxh4 though
  10. yago666 I guess I could have looked at f3 last move
  11. yago666 might've just won the piece, though
  12. yago666 I'm gonna take some minutes just to find a rythm/make sure I don't blitz blunder a piece
  13. Tommelskinke get him Yago!
  14. yago666 chess is hard. No idea if gx directly or just Rg1 is stronger
  15. yago666 not sure if chekhov's gun applies to chess but this cant be too bad
  16. Lukhas what's chekhov's gun?
  17. timothyha if something hangs on the wall..
  18. timothyha if a gun hangs on a wall in part 1 of a drama, it will shoot eventually
  19. yago666 Qc7/Bd6 Qg4 and K should be sort of safe on f1 until it's not
  20. timothyha @lukhas, I quoted the passive version. @yago666 should have meant the active version
  21. timothyha "If in the first act you have hung a pistol on the wall, then in the following one it should be fired. Otherwise don't put it there."
  22. yago666 maybe Bf6 here was a reason to go Rg1 first
  23. Lukhas I see, thanks
  24. Lukhas never heard of that, but it makes sense
  25. yago666 I've had to play 3 moves on my own and I'm pretty sure I already went for suboptimal line
  26. yago666 how the f did I not see that. Kf1 presumably?
  27. timothyha there are more pieces on queenside though. Black can join the second rook in 2 moves
  28. RobUmbra Re5
  29. timothyha maybe Black can play g5, followed by Re5, then Black's in the attack
  30. timothyha no, Black can't open up as Qh7 Kf8 Qh8 is checkmate
  31. timothyha (19) (amazing we're still at this number) shall we take on g7 now?
  32. RobUmbra h7+, kxh7, qg4???
  33. timothyha they won't take on g7
  34. timothyha otherwise Qxe5 immediately
  35. timothyha h7+ Kh8 (there's no knight on White side) and collect the pawn later
  36. timothyha they won't take on h7
  37. RobUmbra Probably not. Seems to me the queen trade would be better for black though
  38. timothyha yes, it's ok for Black after queen trade
  39. RobUmbra Was the h7+ in between less profitable though? Chances for errors from black??
  40. timothyha not enough time trouble for that, I think
  41. timothyha (20) Black needs 2 moves like Bd7 Rf8 and White will have some problems... also Bc5 d3 plans....
  42. timothyha I think Black king is even safer now, once he gets into h8
  43. timothyha (21) oh, did Black forget the rook?
  44. seius it looks like the worst is behind
  45. seius oh wait.. can he just take f5
  46. RobUmbra What sorcery is this? I don't understand.
  47. seius Bxf5 is "invisible gorilla" kind of move
  48. Lanoc Rook has no squars anyway
  49. timothyha (21) can Black hold the rook with Rh5? @seius don't make NM Chabris too happy :-)
  50. timothyha f5 is THE invisible square for both
  51. Lanoc There was Qg6 if Rh5, I think
  52. RobUmbra I like this. Will be interested in the response.
  53. Lanoc Maybe Bc6.
  54. Isachess Bxf5 exf5 Qf4 and im not sure what to do for black
  55. Lanoc Maybe Qe4?
  56. Lanoc Could probably undermine the pawns handy enough though.
  57. RobUmbra Goodness me
  58. yago666 I suck
  59. jessehf why is this lost?
  60. jessehf what is the move for chris? i dont think black wins here i mean i just tuned in
  61. Lanoc Maybe just more difficult for white than it needed to be. Not sure.
  62. jessehf once the bishop gets developed white will consolidate
  63. jessehf hmmm not so easy Bf4 Rxa1 Bxc7 Rd1+
  64. yago666 oooooof
  65. timothyha what an exciting game, can't leave for office because of this
  66. timothyha (38) Rxf4 is ok, as White has more pawns and bishops have same colour
  67. yago666 lucky I grabbed so many pawns even blundering isnt that bad
  68. timothyha this should be technically winning
  69. timothyha (41) maybe even Bd1 works
  70. timothyha Bc1
  71. timothyha (42) - ok, bishop holds three pawns from e3
  72. timothyha king is free
  73. timothyha "Bishop has five squares on the diagonal, and they have only two pieces" (Grischuk)
  74. timothyha This game could be analysed in Ledger
  75. jessehf yeah quite sharp
  76. jessehf Be3 threat is Bd4
  77. jessehf and then f3 that should be all she wrote
  78. timothyha even smaller moves like c6 could work
  79. timothyha as a and h pawns would go together
  80. yago666 should keep in mind that my a pawn is worthless
  81. timothyha a+h = ah! h+a = ha! you have two pawns on two sides!
  82. somethingpretentious haha
  83. jessehf string exception where did the ! come from? hahahaha
  84. somethingpretentious doesn't Bg7 just win?
  85. somethingpretentious called it :)
  86. somethingpretentious I guess not fully won tbh
  87. somethingpretentious sneaky mate threat after Kb8
  88. yago666 he wants Kb8 and Bd8?
  89. somethingpretentious ^
  90. Tommelskinke I'm so happy he saw it. I would've been devestated if I lost to that mate after being ahead for so long
  91. somethingpretentious worth a shot
  92. somethingpretentious yeah just c6
  93. somethingpretentious or this
  94. Tommelskinke a7 and the game is won, right?
  95. somethingpretentious no if a7 Bd8 Bc7 Bf6
  96. somethingpretentious it's still winning but less accurate imo
  97. somethingpretentious I preferred c6
  98. Tommelskinke ah, didn't see that
  99. yago666 reminder to self do not stalemate opponent
  100. somethingpretentious lol
  101. somethingpretentious there's always a5
  102. yago666 a5 Be5 Bx fx would be funny
  103. jessehf Kb8
  104. yago666 thats not even stalemate im dumb
  105. somethingpretentious is yago NM now :pog:
  106. Tranzoo gg
  107. Tommelskinke gg
  108. jessehf he should be LNM
  109. jessehf Lichess National Master
  110. somethingpretentious gg
  111. Le-Penseur good game guys, fun to watch
  112. jessehf very exciting game
  113. timothyha thanks for the interesting fight!
  114. NM ChristopherChabris Good game by white but a travesty for me to play into a lost position right from the opening
  115. NM ChristopherChabris I knew h6 was OK but forgot what move order after that
  116. jessehf i also play bogo but i go 4...d6 to avoid all the wild stuff after 4.0-0
  117. jessehf 4...0-0
  118. NM ChristopherChabris sure 4...d6 is a move too
  119. NM ChristopherChabris also 6...d6 is playable instead of d5
  120. jessehf yeah i didnt know that
  121. NM ChristopherChabris I guess I should have expected White to know all the theory since he played into it so quickly
  122. NM ChristopherChabris Thanks everyone for watching
  123. yago666 I think g6 may be the better practical choice, although h6 should also be fine
  124. NM ChristopherChabris There's a reason to prefer h6 to g6 but I can't recall it (obviously, since I couldn't even recall cxd4 instead of Nc6 :-) )
  125. yago666 prepped this for another league game like half a year ago I think, decided to test it when I saw you played bogo
  126. NM ChristopherChabris Apparently I am too easy to prepare for
  127. NM ChristopherChabris I was expecting the London
  128. yago666 I have been playing that quite a bit in blitz recently
  129. yago666 and I also played it in our previous game
  130. NM ChristopherChabris what is your FIDE rating if you don't mind me asking
  131. yago666 around 1800
  132. yago666 I haven't been playing well otb recently :(
  133. NM ChristopherChabris wow
  134. NM ChristopherChabris That's a 400 point difference, I've never seen that before
  135. yago666 hmm, I thought it wasn't uncommon. My blitz is similar to clubmates with same otb rating, and classical is higher for most people
  136. NM ChristopherChabris I am only 100-130 points higher on lichess than OTB in classical
  137. NM ChristopherChabris I'm almost 200 higher in lichess blitz than OTB classical
  138. NM ChristopherChabris (FIDE rating, not USCF which is about 100 points higher and closer to lichess)
  139. yago666 well above a certain level people don't seem to play classical
  140. yago666 my blitz is also just 200 pts higher than my fide atm, although that was 300 like a week ago
  141. yago666 but I think 200-300 is quite common at this level
  142. NM ChristopherChabris It confuses me greatly because it means either my true FIDE strength is really more like 1900, or my lichess ratings should be much higher
  143. yago666 I think the rating gap gets smaller the higher you go
  144. yago666 most 2100 otb players I know are around 2300-2400 lichess blitz