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1e40.0e6+0.32Nf3+0.1d5+0.13exd5+0.1exd50.04d40.0Nf6+0.35Nc30.0Bb4+0.46Bd2−0.1O-O−0.27Be2−0.2c5−0.18a3−0.3Bxc3−0.29Bxc3−0.3Ne40.010O-O−0.2Nxc3−0.211bxc3−0.3c4−0.212Re1−0.3Nd7−0.113Bf1−0.7Nf6−0.714Nd2?!−1.3...Inaccuracy. Ne5 was best.14.Ne5Be615.Qc1[...]14...Qa5−1.215Nb1−1.6Bf5?!−0.9Inaccuracy. Bd7 was best.15...Bd716.Re5Bc6[...]16Re5−1.3Bg6?!−0.6Inaccuracy. Be6 was best.16...Be617.a4Nd7[...]17Bxc4−0.7Rfe8−0.418Bb3−0.3Rxe50.019dxe5−0.1Ne4−0.120Qd4−0.1Rc8−0.121Qb4??−1.8...Blunder. a4 was best.21.a421...Qa6−2.122c4?−3.8...Mistake. Nd2 was best.22.Nd2Nxd223.Bxd5[...]22...dxc4−2.723Ba4??−6.2...Blunder. Ba2 was best.23.Ba2c324.e6[...]23...c3?−3.9Mistake. Rd8 was best.23...Rd824.c3b5[...]24Qb5−4.5Rd8−4.425Qxa6−4.5bxa6−4.526Nxc3−4.5Nxc3−4.527Bb3−4.4Rd2−4.328e6−4.4Kf8−4.429exf7−4.5Bxf7−3.730Ba4??−8.0...Blunder. Re1 was best.30.Re130...Nxa4−7.8
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[Event "Rated classical game"] [Site "https://lichess.org/n3TMU6Gw"] [Date "2018.06.16"] [White "myle"] [Black "VicPez"] [Result "0-1"] [GameId "n3TMU6Gw"] [UTCDate "2018.06.16"] [UTCTime "13:59:40"] [WhiteElo "1815"] [BlackElo "1868"] [WhiteRatingDiff "-9"] [BlackRatingDiff "+10"] [Variant "Standard"] [TimeControl "2700+45"] [ECO "C01"] [Opening "French Defense: Exchange Variation"] [Termination "Normal"] [Annotator "lichess.org"] 1. e4 e6 2. Nf3 d5 3. exd5 exd5 4. d4 { C01 French Defense: Exchange Variation } Nf6 5. Nc3 Bb4 6. Bd2 O-O 7. Be2 c5 8. a3 Bxc3 9. Bxc3 Ne4 10. O-O Nxc3 11. bxc3 c4 12. Re1 Nd7 13. Bf1 Nf6 14. Nd2?! { (-0.75 → -1.35) Inaccuracy. Ne5 was best. } (14. Ne5 Be6 15. Qc1 Rc8 16. Rb1 Qc7 17. f3 Rce8 18. g3 Nd7 19. Nxd7 Bxd7 20. Qd2 f6) 14... Qa5 15. Nb1 Bf5?! { (-1.62 → -0.87) Inaccuracy. Bd7 was best. } (15... Bd7 16. Re5 Bc6 17. a4 Nd7 18. Re1 Rfe8 19. Ra3 Nb6 20. g3 Rxe1 21. Qxe1 Nxa4 22. Bg2) 16. Re5 Bg6?! { (-1.30 → -0.62) Inaccuracy. Be6 was best. } (16... Be6 17. a4 Nd7 18. Re3 Nb6 19. Nd2 Nxa4 20. Qh5 b5 21. Nf3 Qb6 22. Ng5 Bf5 23. Qf3) 17. Bxc4 Rfe8 18. Bb3 Rxe5 19. dxe5 Ne4 20. Qd4 Rc8 21. Qb4?? { (-0.09 → -1.80) Blunder. a4 was best. } (21. a4) 21... Qa6 22. c4? { (-2.13 → -3.78) Mistake. Nd2 was best. } (22. Nd2 Nxd2 23. Bxd5 Qe2 24. Qxb7 Re8 25. Qxa7 Qxe5 26. Qe3 Ne4 27. Bxe4 Bxe4 28. Re1 Qb8) 22... dxc4 23. Ba4?? { (-2.70 → -6.23) Blunder. Ba2 was best. } (23. Ba2 c3 24. e6 fxe6 25. Qd4 Kh8 26. a4 e5 27. Qd7 Ra8 28. Qb5 Qf6 29. Qe2 Qd6) 23... c3? { (-6.23 → -3.90) Mistake. Rd8 was best. } (23... Rd8 24. c3 b5 25. Nd2 Rxd2 26. Qxb5 Qc8 27. e6 fxe6 28. Qa5 Nxf2 29. Qxa7 Be4 30. Bd7) 24. Qb5 Rd8 25. Qxa6 bxa6 26. Nxc3 Nxc3 27. Bb3 Rd2 28. e6 Kf8 29. exf7 Bxf7 30. Ba4?? { (-3.71 → -7.98) Blunder. Re1 was best. } (30. Re1) 30... Nxa4 { White resigns. } 0-1
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myleVicPez
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myle −9
1 Inaccuracy
1 Mistake
3 Blunders
54 Average centipawn loss
80%Accuracy
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VicPez +10
2 Inaccuracies
1 Mistake
0 Blunders
29 Average centipawn loss
90%Accuracy
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French Defense: Exchange Variation
  1. myle I was reading a variation from kasparov that I fogot now
  2. VicPez Assuming he was trying to transpose into the English Attack against the Taimanov. Not ready to do that in a serious game yet.
  3. sgis GO Myle!
  4. myle the idea is to play Qe2+ followed by Be3 and O-O-O, but I don't remember the move order now
  5. myle anyway, I will play normal chess now. I can't remember the theory that I was looking at few minutes ago.
  6. VicPez Knowing that myle likes to castle queenside and initiate opposing pawn storms, I'm going to avoid giving up free tempi on pawn moves.
  7. myle I think I am already worse. :-(
  8. Sonata2 Good start then
  9. roso97 go myle
  10. myle triple pawns on the c file don't look that exciting
  11. VicPez I believe I have 10. dxc5 Nxc3 11. bxc3 Qa5 where 12. Qxd5 does not work due to ...Qxc3+.
  12. VicPez Hoping that White will have trouble untangling, giving me time to finish development.
  13. myle either the long term plan would be to put my bishop to g2...
  14. myle or Ne5 with the idea of provoking f6 but I guess I can do that later
  15. VicPez The weaknesses on c2 and c3 should probably allow for some Winawer-style pressure.
  16. myle :(
  17. myle Nb1 doesn't work. Nb1 Ne4 Bxc4 Nxc3 Nxc3 Qxc3 Bxd5
  18. myle I may have some compensation though
  19. myle this game went south quite fast
  20. roso97 Wasnt there Re3 or something?
  21. myle I believe he saw that Ne4 may be unclear and he is calculating other stuff like b5
  22. myle does this lose a pawn for black?
  23. myle candidates: Bb3 or Rxe8 or Bd3 or Qe1
  24. myle Note to self: be careful of back rank mates
  25. myle I don't think I can take the pawn.
  26. myle Qd4 Rc8 Qb4 I guess
  27. myle are there forks with the knight?
  28. myle f3 or Qb4
  29. myle Qb4 Qc7
  30. myle ah, there is f4
  31. Sonata2 I like this idea
  32. myle for a moment I thought this threats backrank mate
  33. myle well, it does, but in two moves
  34. Sonata2 white's knight is stuck so the backrank is quite vulnerable
  35. Sonata2 Qe2 is a big threat it seems
  36. myle I have to give back the pawn. Is there another solution?
  37. myle and maybe I am also losing the e5 pawn
  38. Sonata2 Rd8 looks strong
  39. myle I have no clue what is going on. I thought Bb5 would be OK, but it is complicated...
  40. myle Qb6...............
  41. VicPez White's queenside is pretty tied up -- having trouble calculating a way to liberate it. Not something I planned, but I'll take it.
  42. myle ok, there is Qb5
  43. myle This game is very interesting. I only hope I am not completely busted yet.
  44. Sonata2 maybe Rd8 here? that knight is still stuck on the back rank
  45. Sonata2 Rd8 Qxa6 bxa6 and then what
  46. myle I have so amazing pieces at a1 b1
  47. myle I think the endgame is losing for me
  48. myle well, better than the middle game losing :P
  49. VicPez Teammates -- if you're freaking out about whether I see Qxa6 Rd1+ Qf1 and I lose, I'm not going in for that.
  50. Sonata2 dude
  51. Sonata2 he is a mindreader
  52. myle he can exchange the rooks now and game is almost over
  53. sgis yeah it0's basically a piece for a pawn without real compenstaion
  54. sgis No way to defend that pawn
  55. myle ok, that's enough I guess.
  56. Scarff NIce! GG both
  57. VicPez Whew. I think I need a beer.
  58. Sonata2 well played!
  59. VicPez Thanks.
  60. VicPez myle -- were you trying to draw me into a Sicilian with 2. Nf3? Or was that kind of a coincidence?
  61. myle Yes, I was trying to do that
  62. myle I checked your last games and you played it as an e6 sicilian
  63. VicPez Definitely something I'm working into my repertoire. But it looks like you use the English Attack in the Sicilian -- I'm not ready for that
  64. myle once you played d5, I knew you were prepared for the exchange french
  65. myle indeed, I like the english attack
  66. myle it seems both of us tried to prepare for each other
  67. VicPez Right. I think we ended up transposing into some of the exchange lines that usually happen after the Exchange Winawer.
  68. VicPez Yup. Good game.
  69. myle ...I was looking into some french exchange lines before our games, but my mind went black
  70. myle blank*
  71. VicPez Same here, honestly.
  72. myle I didn't see your Qa6. For me, that was the deciding move
  73. sgis ww
  74. myle very nice move
  75. sgis gg
  76. VicPez Thanks. I figured the double-mate threat would force you to spend a tempo or two dealing with it.
  77. VicPez Well actually, the Qxf2 idea doesn't lead directly to mate, now that I look at it.
  78. myle it doesn't? I thought you do that and then go to something like f1
  79. VicPez I think the back rank is protected after Nxc3, but that does lose material.