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1e4+0.2e6+0.32Nf3+0.1d5+0.23e50.0c50.04b4−0.2cxb4−0.25d4−0.3Nc6−0.26a3−0.2Qa50.07Bd2−0.4Qb6−0.38c3?!−1.3...Inaccuracy. Bxb4 was best.8.Bxb4Nxb49.axb4[...]8...b3−1.29Bd3−1.4Bd7−1.510O-O−1.5Na5−1.411Qe2−1.7b2−1.712Ra2−1.8Qb3−1.613c4−1.7dxc4?!−0.9Inaccuracy. Nxc4 was best.13...Nxc414.Bxc4dxc4[...]14Bxa5−1.0cxd3−0.915Qxb2−1.0Qxb2−1.016Rxb2−1.0b6−0.917Bb4−1.0Ne7−1.018Rd1−0.9a5−0.919Bd6−1.0Rc8?!−0.1Inaccuracy. Nd5 was best.19...Nd520.Bxf8Rxf8[...]20Rxb6−0.2Ba40.021Rf1−0.2Nd5−0.322Ra6−0.5Bxd6−0.123exd6−0.1Kd7??+2.9Blunder. O-O was best.23...O-O24.Rxa5Ra8[...]24Ne5++3.0Ke8+3.125Rxa5+2.5
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[Event "Rated classical game"] [Site "https://lichess.org/axlMfcWl"] [Date "2016.07.24"] [White "Prune2000"] [Black "kjfoster17"] [Result "1-0"] [GameId "axlMfcWl"] [UTCDate "2016.07.24"] [UTCTime "14:04:26"] [WhiteElo "1749"] [BlackElo "1825"] [WhiteRatingDiff "+19"] [BlackRatingDiff "-14"] [Variant "Standard"] [TimeControl "2700+45"] [ECO "C00"] [Opening "French Defense: Wing Gambit"] [Termination "Normal"] [Annotator "lichess.org"] 1. e4 e6 2. Nf3 d5 3. e5 c5 4. b4 { C00 French Defense: Wing Gambit } cxb4 5. d4 Nc6 6. a3 Qa5 7. Bd2 Qb6 8. c3?! { (-0.27 → -1.34) Inaccuracy. Bxb4 was best. } (8. Bxb4 Nxb4 9. axb4 Qxb4+ 10. Nbd2 Ne7 11. Rb1 Qa5 12. c4 Nc6 13. c5 Qc7 14. Be2 Be7) 8... b3 9. Bd3 Bd7 10. O-O Na5 11. Qe2 b2 12. Ra2 Qb3 13. c4 dxc4?! { (-1.70 → -0.92) Inaccuracy. Nxc4 was best. } (13... Nxc4 14. Bxc4 dxc4 15. Nc3 Ne7 16. Qd1 Qxd1 17. Rxd1 Bc6 18. Rxb2 Nd5 19. Ra1 Be7 20. Nxd5) 14. Bxa5 cxd3 15. Qxb2 Qxb2 16. Rxb2 b6 17. Bb4 Ne7 18. Rd1 a5 19. Bd6 Rc8?! { (-1.01 → -0.09) Inaccuracy. Nd5 was best. } (19... Nd5 20. Bxf8 Rxf8 21. Rxd3 Rc8 22. Rd1 Ba4 23. Re1 Ke7 24. Nbd2 Rc3 25. Ra2 Bc2 26. Nf1) 20. Rxb6 Ba4 21. Rf1 Nd5 22. Ra6 Bxd6 23. exd6 Kd7?? { (-0.12 → 2.93) Blunder. O-O was best. } (23... O-O 24. Rxa5 Ra8 25. Rxa8 Rxa8 26. Rc1 Bc2 27. Nbd2 Rxa3 28. Ne1 Kf8 29. Nxc2 dxc2 30. Rxc2) 24. Ne5+ Ke8 25. Rxa5 { Black resigns. } 1-0
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Prune2000kjfoster17
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Prune2000 +19
1 Inaccuracy
0 Mistakes
0 Blunders
17 Average centipawn loss
94%Accuracy
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kjfoster17 −14
2 Inaccuracies
0 Mistakes
1 Blunder
27 Average centipawn loss
83%Accuracy
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French Defense: Wing Gambit
  1. Prune2000 well my knight doesn't look like he is in range to strike
  2. Prune2000 so I understand your choice
  3. kjfoster17 To be honest, I thought I was winning a rook or an exchange earlier, and kinda checked out mentally after that
  4. kjfoster17 so I just started making quick, bad, moves after you found a way to get out of the complications after i played ...b2
  5. kjfoster17 poor discipline on my part, nice job on your part to take your time to figure it out
  6. Prune2000 at first I thought going to get the rook with the queen was fairly dangerous for you
  7. Prune2000 queen trapped, that kind of thing
  8. Prune2000 but then I saw that pushing c4 avoids the exchange loss in any case. Not a good position for me after but I'm still in the game
  9. Prune2000 yeah, -1.7 if you take with the knight first
  10. kjfoster17 yeah. I should have taken what the position gave me and just played Nxc4 there
  11. Prune2000 Nxc4 doesn't win though, only 0.7 better than dxc4
  12. kjfoster17 when I saw 13. c4, I realized you found a better move than I thought you had
  13. Prune2000 I'm not going to lie, I felt fucked before finding c4
  14. kjfoster17 haha, everything else I checked looked bad for you...but that move deserved an !!
  15. Prune2000 the computer thinks it's just easy to find, damnit :P
  16. Prune2000 I think I took a good 10 minutes
  17. kjfoster17 LOL
  18. kjfoster17 It's something I really need to work on...once I get a winning position, I often check out mentally
  19. kjfoster17 in an OTB tournament game, I was up a queen for a bishop
  20. kjfoster17 and expected my opponent to resign any minute
  21. kjfoster17 and eventually dropped my queen for free
  22. kjfoster17 and lost the game, and the tournament
  23. kjfoster17 and in this game, even though I had thrown away any advantage, if I had just castled, I had an even game
  24. Prune2000 Oh tough!
  25. Prune2000 yes, here I thought it was heading to equal chances after castling
  26. Prune2000 but never underestimate a wounded animal ;)
  27. Prune2000 when you are winning, your opponent is going to have his brain working twice as hard with nothing to lose anymore
  28. kjfoster17 so true!
  29. kjfoster17 19...Rc8 was bad too for me, geesh
  30. Prune2000 In my first OTB tournament in april (I did only 2 atm) I checkmated my opponent after he was completely winning
  31. kjfoster17 Nice!!
  32. Prune2000 he was just greedy, picking up pawns
  33. Prune2000 thinking it was over
  34. kjfoster17 haha, im glad it happens to people other than me! :)
  35. Prune2000 just like my game last week
  36. Prune2000 I didn't checkmate him, but winning an exchange isn't winning the game. You can't think you are better after just exchanging a rook
  37. kjfoster17 haha, very true. That's something I've learned watching top level chess
  38. Prune2000 yes, they sac rooks all the time :D
  39. kjfoster17 those guys often play on when down an exchange and are able to hold a draw
  40. kjfoster17 or yeah, they do it on purpose for compensation, haah
  41. Prune2000 "I don't mind losing a rook, I have a second one"
  42. Prune2000 some GM said that
  43. kjfoster17 in that Tarrasch line from reddit...my prep is actually for 16...Be6 instead of 16...Bf5, but other than that, I have the same prep for that
  44. Prune2000 well, anyway I have to go now! Really enjoyed the game and learned a lot!
  45. kjfoster17 line
  46. kjfoster17 take it easy! nicely played!
  47. Prune2000 looking forward to playing again if we have the chance :)
  48. kjfoster17 yeah - send me a message if you want an slow game outside of the league
  49. Prune2000 perfect! same here!
  50. kjfoster17 awesome, have a good one!