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1e4+0.4c5+0.32Nf30.0Nc60.03d4+0.3cxd4+0.44Nxd4+0.3Nf6+0.45Nc3+0.3a6+0.86Nxc6+0.8bxc6+0.87e5+0.8Ng8+0.78Bc4+1.2e6+1.19Ne4??−1.3...Blunder. Bd2 was best.9.Bd2Bb79...Qa5+−1.210Nc3−1.4Qxe5+−1.511Be3−1.6Bb4?!−1.0Inaccuracy. Bc5 was best.11...Bc512.Qf312O-O−0.8Nf6−0.813Bd4−1.3Qa5−0.914a3−0.9Be7−1.015b4−1.1Qc7−1.016Na4−1.2O-O−1.017Bb6−1.0Qf4−0.718Be2−0.7Nd5−0.419c4−0.6Nxb6−0.720Nxb6−0.7Rb8−0.121Nxc8−0.2Rbxc8−0.122Qxd7−0.1Bf60.023Rad10.0Be5+0.324g3+0.5Qf6+1.025Qa7+0.7Ra8+0.826Qe3+0.7Bb2+0.827Rd3+0.3a5+0.428Bf3+0.1axb4+0.129axb4+0.1Rac8?!+1.1Inaccuracy. Rab8 was best.29...Rab830Bg2?!+0.1...Inaccuracy. Rfd1 was best.30.Rfd1Qf530...c5?+1.5Mistake. Rb8 was best.30...Rb831b5+0.9Bd4+1.232Qf3+0.9Qxf3+1.233Bxf3+1.3Rfd8+1.034Kg2+1.0Rb8+1.035g4+0.7g6+0.736g5+0.4Kg7+0.737h4+0.5f5??+2.4Blunder. Be5 was best.37...Be538.Ra338gxf6+?+0.7...Mistake. Ra3 was best.38.Ra3Kf839.Ra7[...]38...Kxf6+1.239Rb1+1.0Rg8+1.340Be4+1.3Rgf8+1.341Ra3+1.5g5+1.542Rf3++1.6Ke5+1.443Rxf8?!+0.5...Inaccuracy. hxg5 was best.43.hxg5Rg844.g6[...]43...Rxf8+0.544f3+0.3gxh4?!+1.0Inaccuracy. g4 was best.44...g445b6+1.1h6+1.046b7+1.0Rb8+1.147Rh1+1.0Be3+1.348Rxh4+1.1Bg5+1.049Rh1+0.8Bf4+0.950Rd1+0.6Kf6+0.751Ra1+0.8Ke5+1.052Ra6+0.9Kd4+1.153Rxe6+0.9Kxc4+0.954Rf6+0.8Bg5?!+1.7Inaccuracy. Be5 was best.54...Be555Rf5+1.7Kb5+2.256f4+1.8Be7+2.257Rf7+1.8Bd6+2.658Kf3?!+1.7...Inaccuracy. Rf6 was best.58.Rf6Bf859.f5[...]58...Kb6?!+2.5Inaccuracy. c4 was best.58...c459Rf6+2.4Kc7+2.560Rxh6+2.3Kd7?!+3.4Inaccuracy. c4 was best.60...c461.Rh7+61Rh7++3.3Ke6+3.362f5++3.0Ke5+3.263Rh6+3.5Rd8??#22Checkmate is now unavoidable. Re8 was best.63...Re864.Bd3Kd5[...]64Re6++16.3Kd4+15.665Rxd6+#10
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[Event "Rated classical game"] [Site "https://lichess.org/bJF1Td2t"] [Date "2023.06.14"] [White "lc69"] [Black "alex11star"] [Result "1-0"] [GameId "bJF1Td2t"] [UTCDate "2023.06.14"] [UTCTime "00:59:25"] [WhiteElo "1865"] [BlackElo "1800"] [WhiteRatingDiff "+9"] [BlackRatingDiff "-5"] [Variant "Standard"] [TimeControl "2700+45"] [ECO "B33"] [Opening "Sicilian Defense: Open"] [Termination "Normal"] [Annotator "lichess.org"] 1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. d4 cxd4 4. Nxd4 Nf6 { B33 Sicilian Defense: Open } 5. Nc3 a6 6. Nxc6 bxc6 7. e5 Ng8 8. Bc4 e6 9. Ne4?? { (1.09 → -1.28) Blunder. Bd2 was best. } (9. Bd2 Bb7) 9... Qa5+ 10. Nc3 Qxe5+ 11. Be3 Bb4?! { (-1.61 → -0.96) Inaccuracy. Bc5 was best. } (11... Bc5 12. Qf3) 12. O-O Nf6 13. Bd4 Qa5 14. a3 Be7 15. b4 Qc7 16. Na4 O-O 17. Bb6 Qf4 18. Be2 Nd5 19. c4 Nxb6 20. Nxb6 Rb8 21. Nxc8 Rbxc8 22. Qxd7 Bf6 23. Rad1 Be5 24. g3 Qf6 25. Qa7 Ra8 26. Qe3 Bb2 27. Rd3 a5 28. Bf3 axb4 29. axb4 Rac8?! { (0.10 → 1.10) Inaccuracy. Rab8 was best. } (29... Rab8) 30. Bg2?! { (1.10 → 0.07) Inaccuracy. Rfd1 was best. } (30. Rfd1 Qf5) 30... c5? { (0.07 → 1.45) Mistake. Rb8 was best. } (30... Rb8) 31. b5 Bd4 32. Qf3 Qxf3 33. Bxf3 Rfd8 34. Kg2 Rb8 35. g4 g6 36. g5 Kg7 37. h4 f5?? { (0.49 → 2.37) Blunder. Be5 was best. } (37... Be5 38. Ra3) 38. gxf6+? { (2.37 → 0.70) Mistake. Ra3 was best. } (38. Ra3 Kf8 39. Ra7 Rd6 40. Bc6 h6 41. gxh6 Kg8 42. Re1 Bf6 43. Re2 Rbd8 44. Rea2 Rd4) 38... Kxf6 39. Rb1 Rg8 40. Be4 Rgf8 41. Ra3 g5 42. Rf3+ Ke5 43. Rxf8?! { (1.39 → 0.48) Inaccuracy. hxg5 was best. } (43. hxg5 Rg8 44. g6 Rbf8 45. b6 Rxf3 46. Bxf3 Kd6 47. b7 Kc7 48. Be4 hxg6 49. Rb5 g5) 43... Rxf8 44. f3 gxh4?! { (0.25 → 0.96) Inaccuracy. g4 was best. } (44... g4) 45. b6 h6 46. b7 Rb8 47. Rh1 Be3 48. Rxh4 Bg5 49. Rh1 Bf4 50. Rd1 Kf6 51. Ra1 Ke5 52. Ra6 Kd4 53. Rxe6 Kxc4 54. Rf6 Bg5?! { (0.83 → 1.74) Inaccuracy. Be5 was best. } (54... Be5) 55. Rf5 Kb5 56. f4 Be7 57. Rf7 Bd6 58. Kf3?! { (2.64 → 1.74) Inaccuracy. Rf6 was best. } (58. Rf6 Bf8 59. f5 c4 60. Kf3 c3 61. Ke2 Bb4 62. Kd1 Rd8+ 63. Kc1 Bc5 64. Bd3+ Kb4) 58... Kb6?! { (1.74 → 2.52) Inaccuracy. c4 was best. } (58... c4) 59. Rf6 Kc7 60. Rxh6 Kd7?! { (2.33 → 3.43) Inaccuracy. c4 was best. } (60... c4 61. Rh7+) 61. Rh7+ Ke6 62. f5+ Ke5 63. Rh6 Rd8?? { (3.48 → Mate in 22) Checkmate is now unavoidable. Re8 was best. } (63... Re8 64. Bd3 Kd5 65. Bc4+ Kc6 66. f6 Rd8 67. f7 Kc7 68. Re6 Rf8 69. Rg6 Be7 70. Bd5) 64. Re6+ Kd4 65. Rxd6+ { Black resigns. } 1-0
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3 Inaccuracies
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22 Average centipawn loss
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37 Average centipawn loss
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Sicilian Defense: Open
  1. Siress (5.Nc3) Let's go alex
  2. lc69 this is very nonstandard how to refute, I assume he wants to play e5, I wonder if Nxc6 then e5
  3. lc69 or Bc4 like its a classical, or Bg5
  4. lc69 this has to be just fine
  5. lc69 gah but mabe is ok?
  6. lc69 well, oops lol
  7. lc69 well, whatever i guess we will just go for the oops i lost all my pawns gambit
  8. lc69 well this sucks a lot lol
  9. lc69 12 d5 won a piece
  10. lc69 now i think i have compensation, going to take it slow from here but phew
  11. jeremyjh Yeah caught a break there
  12. lc69 i think i am doing just fine tbh, down a pawn but these pieces are good
  13. lc69 i feel like my position is fine tbh, no e pawn no cry
  14. lc69 idea is like castlesand, Bb6 Qb7 Bc5 Bxc5 Nxc5 and we are back in businsess
  15. lc69 does my B want to go to f3 or d3? I feel like f3 is the dream
  16. lc69 my pawn is back baby no?
  17. lc69 is there some other point?
  18. lc69 19 c4 Nxb6 Nxb6 Rb8 Nxc8 and ten Qxd7 and white is bakc in action?
  19. lc69 c4 Nxb NxN Ra7 c5
  20. lc69 or is there something more better,
  21. lc69 ok now i am back in business, I thought Bd6 was better than thisthough
  22. lc69 i guess he can go Be5 now but it lacks mustard
  23. lc69 the idea position starting to look good now
  24. lc69 hrm i am happy to ignore this bishop, but maybe ill double on the d file
  25. lc69 yeah lets do that
  26. lc69 i think i stand much much better here, just gotta keep it cool
  27. lc69 i am just going to keep my king safe and slowly slowly slowly work to move my pawn majorit
  28. lc69 Rd1, Qf3, just leisurely leisuerley
  29. lc69 his idea is to get a mega bishop on d4, but i think i can p sacrifice an exchange no?
  30. lc69 no i cant really, at least not immediately, but we can go nice and slow
  31. lc69 no tricks allowed sir
  32. lc69 this feels like an ok situation for me
  33. Qudit Go lc!
  34. lc69 need to take a 5 minute break since its endgame time not survive my own blunders in the opening time
  35. lc69 i am hoping this will be one of those fun times where an anchor bishop like that actually turns out to be really lame
  36. lc69 path to victory is just R on b1, R on a3, push the b pawn to b7, play Ra8
  37. lc69 the question is if i need to fix the kingside or not, i feel like i certainly want to chuck my h pawn up the board
  38. lc69 or even some sort of ulf andersson g4 move
  39. lc69 lets see what he does :)
  40. lc69 sadly, i am bad enough at endgames that this is still a 3 result position, but i feel like white must be better
  41. lc69 ok how do i get a second advantage
  42. lc69 i feel like g4 is totally the move here if i was watching a karpov or botvinnik game
  43. lc69 the idea being to stop f5 from being a thing,
  44. lc69 is f5 a thing though or am i moron
  45. lc69 the other question however is maybe i can win this entirely on the queenside
  46. lc69 its time to think, i am certainly better and im not drawing until its only kings
  47. lc69 i think in squeezy positions like this i need to limit all counterplay
  48. lc69 my whole body wants to fix the kingside, how do i fix the kingside
  49. lc69 maybe i just push the h pawn for now, f5 isnt really a threat
  50. lc69 well actually if he setup with pawns on f5 and e5, this is a completely different position
  51. lc69 so yeah
  52. lc69 g4
  53. lc69 the idea is to not allow him to put pawns on f5 and e5, where black would maybe enjoy some dynamism
  54. lc69 there we go RIP the kingside majority
  55. lc69 this is fine i believe
  56. jeremyjh yeah that is good. I think 35...g5 would have been stronger
  57. lc69 Rb6 is almost forced and now when i invade the a file, its much nicer
  58. lc69 can i just sac the exchange here and push my c pawn home?
  59. lc69 i feel like certainly
  60. lc69 but lets evaluate for some time
  61. jeremyjh just push the b pawn, the bishop will defend it on b7
  62. lc69 no probably not, lets improve our bishop
  63. jeremyjh another chance to play Rb6 though
  64. lc69 now he cant go g5 so easy because the h pawn is weak, and i can lock it down with f3
  65. lc69 wow this is a really fun ending
  66. lc69 i hope my evaluations are correct lol
  67. lc69 my dog will not stop licking her butt!!!
  68. lc69 continuw with tha plan
  69. jeremyjh they both have over 40 minutes left on move 40
  70. lc69 king moves i just play f3 and then i am going to invade
  71. lc69 i hope i am half as clever as i think i am
  72. lc69 hrm
  73. lc69 why is he givving away pawn?
  74. lc69 well i think its for play but i think i can shut that down?
  75. lc69 I think Rf3+ Ke5 Rxf8 Rxf7 f3, and then i can just put my rook on the a file nad gobble
  76. lc69 pawn on b7, then rook eats the h pawns
  77. lc69 cut the king off from defense of the pawn now
  78. lc69 the idea is to force his king the wrong way, and then we can move to c6 via the a file
  79. lc69 maybe c6 not right but who knows
  80. lc69 wow i just chatted a whisper kill me
  81. lc69 omg just god smite me
  82. lc69 feeling more and more drawn
  83. lc69 idea is to play f4
  84. lc69 with f4 i can block the diagonal to the pawn forever, plunk rook on c8
  85. lc69 now Rd7 is the idea
  86. fake_switch (63.Rh6) gooo alex!
  87. lc69 here we go Bc7 Rc6! and its over
  88. fake_switch ggs
  89. lc69 thought i was dead in the opening phew
  90. lc69 really well played alex
  91. lc69 I need to whisper less I'm obnoxious