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1e4+0.2e5+0.12Nf3+0.2Nc6+0.13d4+0.1exd4+0.14Nxd40.0Bc50.05Be30.0Bxd4+0.26Bxd4+0.4Nxd4+0.47Qxd4+0.4Qf6+0.68e5+0.3Qb6+0.79Qxb6+0.6axb6+0.410f4+0.5f6+0.411Nd2+0.7fxe5+0.712fxe5+0.9Nh6+0.613Bd3+0.8Ng4+1.214O-O?!+0.5...Inaccuracy. Nf3 was best.14.Nf3Ne315.Kf2[...]14...Nxe5+0.415Rae1+0.6d6+0.616Nc4+0.4Rf8+0.317Nxe5+0.3Rxf1++0.318Rxf1+0.1dxe50.019Bc4+0.1b5+0.120Bb3?!−0.6...Inaccuracy. Bxb5+ was best.20.Bxb5+Ke721.a3[...]20...c5−0.421Bg8−0.6Ra6?!0.0Inaccuracy. h6 was best.21...h622Re10.0Kf80.023Bxh70.0Rh6?!+0.8Inaccuracy. g6 was best.23...g624.Rxe5Rc6[...]24Be4+0.3Ke7+0.525Bf3+0.3Kd6?+1.6Mistake. Kf6 was best.25...Kf626.Rd1b4[...]26Rd1++1.8Kc7?!+2.7Inaccuracy. Ke7 was best.26...Ke727Rd5+2.7b6+2.828Rxe5+2.7Re6+2.629Rg5+2.8Re7?!+3.6Inaccuracy. g6 was best.29...g630.Kf230Kf2?!+2.6...Inaccuracy. c3 was best.30.c3Bb730...Bb7?!+3.7Inaccuracy. b4 was best.30...b431h4?!+2.9...Inaccuracy. c3 was best.31.c331...Rf7+3.432h5+2.7Bd5??+8.3Blunder. b4 was best.32...b433.Kg3
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[Event "Rated classical game"] [Site "https://lichess.org/fVHYppUA"] [Date "2021.09.01"] [White "MoistvonLipwig"] [Black "floating_point"] [Result "1-0"] [GameId "fVHYppUA"] [UTCDate "2021.09.01"] [UTCTime "16:52:16"] [WhiteElo "2375"] [BlackElo "2195"] [WhiteRatingDiff "+11"] [BlackRatingDiff "-13"] [Variant "Standard"] [TimeControl "2700+45"] [ECO "C45"] [Opening "Scotch Game: Classical Variation"] [Termination "Normal"] [Annotator "lichess.org"] 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. d4 exd4 4. Nxd4 Bc5 { C45 Scotch Game: Classical Variation } 5. Be3 Bxd4 6. Bxd4 Nxd4 7. Qxd4 Qf6 8. e5 Qb6 9. Qxb6 axb6 10. f4 f6 11. Nd2 fxe5 12. fxe5 Nh6 13. Bd3 Ng4 14. O-O?! { (1.23 → 0.48) Inaccuracy. Nf3 was best. } (14. Nf3 Ne3 15. Kf2 Nd5 16. Kg3 Nb4 17. Be4 Nc6 18. a3 h6 19. h4 Rf8 20. Rhe1 Kd8) 14... Nxe5 15. Rae1 d6 16. Nc4 Rf8 17. Nxe5 Rxf1+ 18. Rxf1 dxe5 19. Bc4 b5 20. Bb3?! { (0.08 → -0.61) Inaccuracy. Bxb5+ was best. } (20. Bxb5+ Ke7 21. a3 h5 22. Kf2 Be6 23. g3 g6 24. Be2 Bg4 25. Bxg4 hxg4 26. Re1 Ke6) 20... c5 21. Bg8 Ra6?! { (-0.58 → 0.00) Inaccuracy. h6 was best. } (21... h6) 22. Re1 Kf8 23. Bxh7 Rh6?! { (0.00 → 0.80) Inaccuracy. g6 was best. } (23... g6 24. Rxe5 Rc6 25. h4 Kg7 26. Re7+ Kf8) 24. Be4 Ke7 25. Bf3 Kd6? { (0.25 → 1.61) Mistake. Kf6 was best. } (25... Kf6 26. Rd1 b4 27. Rd6+ Kf5 28. Rxh6 gxh6 29. Kf2 b6 30. Ke3 Bd7 31. g3 Be6 32. a3) 26. Rd1+ Kc7?! { (1.81 → 2.69) Inaccuracy. Ke7 was best. } (26... Ke7) 27. Rd5 b6 28. Rxe5 Re6 29. Rg5 Re7?! { (2.80 → 3.58) Inaccuracy. g6 was best. } (29... g6 30. Kf2) 30. Kf2?! { (3.58 → 2.64) Inaccuracy. c3 was best. } (30. c3 Bb7) 30... Bb7?! { (2.64 → 3.74) Inaccuracy. b4 was best. } (30... b4) 31. h4?! { (3.74 → 2.91) Inaccuracy. c3 was best. } (31. c3) 31... Rf7 32. h5 Bd5?? { (2.72 → 8.27) Blunder. b4 was best. } { Black resigns. } (32... b4 33. Kg3) 1-0
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Scotch Game: Classical Variation
  1. SrinivasBharathNK Not started?
  2. SrinivasBharathNK Scotch
  3. myle go mvl!
  4. MoistvonLipwig 13...Nf7 0-0 Nxe5 Rfe1 d6 Nf3 is a little something for White, next Nxe5 dxe5 Rxe5 and the king does not have a great square (e.g. if Kd8
  5. MoistvonLipwig Rd1 and it's awkward for Black; so Black would have to find a good move after Nf3/Nc4 to avoid that
  6. sgis Go mvl! But stay here
  7. myle :-D
  8. sgis How does that work exactly after Nx?
  9. MoistvonLipwig 15.Rae1 might be stronger to not allow castling, and a2 is not directly hanging anyway
  10. SrinivasBharathNK Come on bick
  11. SrinivasBharathNK Nick*
  12. myle I guess black to win the pawn will have their N pinned. To defend it they will use a pawn. The pawn can become isolated and it will fall
  13. myle But really, no idea. That's beyond me
  14. myle I guess now we will see
  15. ChessPriyome (16.Nc4) a2 pawn is hanging in the end. I think I play Rf8 here?
  16. ChessPriyome (16...Rf8) Black activates his Ra8 via Rook Lift to a5 after e5 exchanges happen.
  17. MoistvonLipwig missed this one ofc... Should have played Rfe1 after all
  18. ChessPriyome (16...Rf8) long think
  19. SrinivasBharathNK I dont think he is happy with 16 Ke1
  20. SrinivasBharathNK Sorry 15 Re1
  21. MoistvonLipwig not sure what the best move order for this was, there was also the option for 17.Rxf8 Kxf8 Nxe5 dxe5 Bc4 and now Rf1+ to f7 again is thre
  22. MoistvonLipwig tened but I also pretend that I might take on e5; problem is I don't ever actually take on e5 because the Re5 is so bad there
  23. ChessPriyome (19.Bc4) I play b5 here to deflect the bishop. Bx+ Ke7 and now you have Be6 after a3
  24. ChessPriyome (19.Bc4) seems important to stop the 7th rank invasion by the rook
  25. ChessPriyome (19...b5) so Bx, Ke7 a3 Ra5 and then if Bc4 Be6 and no invasion
  26. ChessPriyome (19...b5) I don't think Bf7+ is a thing
  27. ChessPriyome (20.Bb3) c5 direct threat.
  28. ChessPriyome (20...c5) white might be pressing too hard here?
  29. MoistvonLipwig the point is 21.Bd5 Ke7 Rf7 Kd6
  30. ChessPriyome (20...c5) Bd5 Rook lift to a6
  31. ChessPriyome (20...c5) makes Rf7 impossible because of Rd6
  32. ChessPriyome (20...c5) white is in a little pickle here
  33. glbert go mvl!
  34. MoistvonLipwig not sure what happens on 21...c4, even crazy lines like a3 c3 b4 might be possible
  35. SrinivasBharathNK What an interesting rook n minor pieces mid-end game
  36. ChessPriyome (22.Re1) it is. I could totally mess this up from either side.
  37. myle 22. Kf8 drops the e pawn directly
  38. myle Despite that, the position is quite unclear since both sides would have a very active rook
  39. ChessPriyome (22.Re1) is c4 a thing here?
  40. ChessPriyome (22.Re1) c4 Rx Kf7 Bxh7 g6 and the b-pawn is untouchable
  41. ChessPriyome (22.Re1) i meant Kf8
  42. MoistvonLipwig this is risky because g6 might happen
  43. MoistvonLipwig but not really much time to consider this deepl
  44. myle I think it was better to go for the complications with Rx
  45. myle Now I start to prefer white. What was the point of Rh6?
  46. ChessPriyome (24.Be4) Ke7 now, right?
  47. myle Sounds reasonable as a default move
  48. ChessPriyome (24.Be4) I think the hope was that Be4 would be played and Black could gain a tempo with his king towards e5. Seems like it worked
  49. ChessPriyome (25.Bf3) logical
  50. ChessPriyome (26.Rd1+) Kf6 was better. White might penetrate here or Rd5 looks nasty
  51. myle Now black is low also on time. I still don't understand how the game turned around
  52. myle 30. Rg6 looks interesting
  53. myle 31. Push your own majority to create a passed pawn
  54. SrinivasBharathNK White is a clear pawn up here
  55. MoistvonLipwig In hindsight my original plan of 15.Rfe1 was probably better to avoid this Rf8 stuff
  56. MoistvonLipwig 23....g6 Rxe5 Rc6 is a very calm but strnog move
  57. MoistvonLipwig (also, if I'm gonna play like this, in view of Rf8 I should have gone Nf3 instead of Nc4, but I just missed that rook move)
  58. MoistvonLipwig Crazy to me that after 20.Bb3 I'm just worse; it doesn't look as smooth as I would have hoped, but I thought surely White is still a bit bet
  59. floating_point Yeah, I thought after 21.Bd5 Ra6 Black is doing great but I missed that Bg8 is possible
  60. floating_point Anyways, thanks again for the game, bye!